• Labeled, reusable water bottle that can be refilled throughout the day.
• Labeled lunch, extra snacks x2 times a day with an ice pack or frozen water bottle.
• Extra spray sunscreen and insect repellent to reapply if necessary (parents, please apply prior to attending).
• A change of clothes (just in case) and/or a towel for drying after water activities.
• A fishing pole (camp has poles available to borrow).
• No personal electronics or toys permitted
• LABEL, LABEL, LABEL, LABEL, LABLE everything!!!

What to Expect at Camp Argo

Some of the daily activities offered:

• archery/slingshots
• canoe
• fishing
• arts & crafts
• gagaball
• kickball 
• pickleball/tennis
• volleyball
• hiking
• splashpad
• all types of sports & tag games

Typical Daily Schedule

Extended Camp AM 7:30-9:00AM
$15 1st child, $20 max multiple siblings per block

Camp Day Drop-Off AM 9:00-9:15AM

Camp Pick-Up PM. 3:45-4:00PM

Extended Camp PM 4:00-5:30PM
$15 1st child, $20 max multiple siblings per block
Late pickup after 5:30pm is $10 per minute

Dropoff & Pickup Map

Dropoff & Pickup Policy RIGHT TURN ONLY!

Fire & Emergency Evacuation Map

Emergency Action Plan

Important Phone Numbers

What is the Camp Argo EIN number for my taxes?  Tax EIN 46-1967224
You may also print an official receipt from your camper profile on CampDoc.

Can I get a refund? A $100 non-refundable and non-transferable deposit is required per child to reserve each weekly session.  Any remaining amount will be due by June 1st along with a completed camper health profile on CampDoc.  Of course you are welcome to cancel, however, Camp Argo will retain the $100 nonrefundable deposit.  The difference will be refunded to your credit card if canceled one week before attending.  Specifics are available on our Parent and Camper Policy.  

Can neurotypical siblings go to camp?  Camp Argo welcomes all types of campers; neurotypical and those with special abilities. Camp Argo is a place that can be home to an entire family of kids that are all awesome in their own way!!! 

Eisenhower is a public park? How will this work?  The Milford Parks & Rec department is allowing Camp Argo exclusive use of the lower portion of Eisenhower Park during camp dates/times.  Facilities include the former Boys Scouts building, bathrooms, pond, fields, parking lot, Foote Field, for example. 

We are thrilled to welcome your child to this beautiful natural space, nestled behind Bodie’s Place playground, the splash pad, and the courts. With winding nature trails along the Wepawaug River, open fields, and a pond perfect for canoeing, it’s an ideal setting for adventure.

This summer, the city of Milford is enhancing our camp experience by paving a court and installing basketball hoops near the pond, clearing a canoe launch, adding picnic tables, and renovating the long-unused former Boy Scout building—all to keep our activities conveniently centered around camp.

It is and has always been our primary focus to keep your campers safe while in our care. Our activity spots will be clearly delineated marked with colorful flags, and lawn signs notifying the public that Camp Argo is in session. 

Each group has 1-2 head counselors, at times a CIT and sometimes even 2 volunteers to help children navigate the activity and remain in the group.

As has always been our policy, children are escorted to the restrooms with a counselor or volunteer and at least two children at a time. If our campers are going to enjoy the playground and/or splash pad, it will be handled as if any other camp activity being closely supervised and with counselors’ engagement allowing safety precautions at all times while allowing campers the ability to be kids. 

In shared areas like the playground or splashpad and there are others or a group also using those facilities on a given day (much like a student on a museum field trip), campers will be closely supervised and actively engaged during all activities as well as when they are transitioning to the next camp activity.

Now that you are at Eisenhower Park, will the activities be the same?  With our new location, we are able to offer our traditional activities and many new opportunities for campers this summer! We will have canoeing, fishing, hiking, arts and crafts, archery, Gaga pits, volleyball, sling shots, songs, kickball, nature walks, basketball, tug of war, parachute play, flag football, unconventional field games like monster soccer, steal the bacon, capture the flag, dodgeball and others! 

New this year, we will have exclusive times on the pickle ball courts, tennis courts, and the littles will be able to enjoy time in the splash pad and on the playground under our staff’s supervision.

What if it rains at camp?  For those families who know us well, we LOVE the rain! It means mud, frogs, worms, and creative play in puddles. The songs are that much sweeter on rainy days! 

Additionally, Milford Parks & Rec (as mentioned above) is renovating the former Boy Scout building for our exclusive use as well as erecting a large event tent to shelter us if necessary.  Inside either space we can still play our fun rainy day activities like stacking cups, board games, crafts, karaoke and dance parties that the kids have grown to adore! 

Will registration be on the Camp Argo website, or on the Milford Park & Rec?  Our online camper registration system “Campdoc” will be independent of Milford Park & Rec.  Please use the dedicated link through the campargo.org website which will send you to Camp Docs (our registration partners).

Is there a minimum number of sessions families need to sign up for?  Our camp is offered as a weekly session program. There is no minimum or maximum number of weekly sessions to register.

Will this be for Milford residents only?  Camp, as always, welcomes all kids ages 4-15 in Milford and ALL surrounding towns. You do NOT have to be a Milford resident, but this summer we are excited to offer a discounted rate to those families living in Milford.

Parent Consent Form
(for reference purposes only; official consent form is executed through CampDoc)