Who we are
For over 60 years, volunteers have helped young people build character at Conejo Camp Sequoia Lake. Read about the programs behind that tradition.
Memories Made Here
Paddle or swim in Sequoia Lake, climb the high ropes, or spend an afternoon making art. Give your child a week of outdoor adventure, campfire stories, and new friendships.
A one-week, volunteer-led overnight camp at Sequoia Lake for campers entering grades 3–12, with transportation from Thousand Oaks.
Grades 3–12 · Volunteer-led · Over 60 years of camp
July 24 – July 31, 2027
Registration opens January 15, 2027.
Respect • Responsibility • Leadership
Read our mission
What ACA accreditation means for your family
Conejo Camp Sequoia Lake is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). Accreditation is a voluntary review of a camp’s health, safety, and program practices, including staff training, supervision, and emergency planning.
Character Bands. Reminders. A place to grow.
A place to fit in, so you can learn to stand out.
Younger campers work toward Character Bands. Older campers take on Reminders challenges with a mentor who has completed the challenge. Some campers return as counselors, then lead programs as coordinators.
Take a look around camp.
A little more responsibility each year.
- Grades 3rd-7th
Youth Camp
Get to know camp culture
- Grades 8th-9th
Intermediate
Build confidence & skills
- Grades 10th-11th
L.I.T.
Develop leadership
- Grades 12th
C.I.T.
Train as counselor
Registration reopens January 15, 2027
One program. Choose your price.
Choose the pricing tier your family can afford at checkout. The subsidized rates require no additional application. A $150 deposit is required when you register.
Tier 1
$1,300
Tier 2
$1,250
Tier 3
$1,200
Your camp handbook.
Choosing a camp comes with questions. Here are the details, from age groups and prices to the morning the bus leaves.
Choosing camp
Already registered?
First time away from home?
Start with the questions about cabin assignments, homesickness, meals, and staying in touch. Our parent FAQ explains what to expect.
What families love about camp
New friendships, growing confidence, and memories that come home with them. Here’s what parents shared in our after-camp surveys.
A sense of belonging
“She felt emotionally connected to the camp, the counselors, and her many new friends.”
Time to connect
“The tech free environment and friendship building.”
A warm welcome
“Feeling accepted and loved even though everyone knew everyone from previous years”
Growing independence
“She loved getting independence and the opportunity to try new things”
Counselors who care
“The amazing counselors and those in training as well.”
The simple joys of camp
“Loved the food, loved lake time, and campfire”
How parents feel about the camp program
- 2026 parent survey
- 4.85 / 5
- 2025 parent survey
- 4.95 / 5
Parents’ average agreement with “I am satisfied with the overall quality of the camp program.” From 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree).
Selected comments from our After Camp Parent Evaluation Form, shared anonymously.
Seven days to try something new.
A week of outdoor adventure, friendship, and chances to grow. Choose the pricing tier your family can afford when you register.