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Preparing for Camp 2021


Dear Camp Families,

Welcome to DaVinci Experience! We are so glad that you will be a part of the DaVinci family this summer. This post will provide you with the information you need to prepare for your upcoming camp experience. 


What to Bring to Camp

Be sure to label your child's belongings with their name. 

 - Snack, water bottle, and bag lunch (no lunch for half day campers)
 - If staying for Extended PM, send an extra snack
 - Sunscreen and bug spray (please apply prior to arrival)  
 - Sneakers or shoes safe for running (no crocs or flip-flops, please!)
 - A smock or large t-shirt for painting

Directions to Camp: 

Our Falmouth programs will be taking place at the Mason Motz Activity Center, which is located at 190 Middle Rd. in Falmouth. Please enter through the double doors that face Middle Road. For the safety of our campers, the Middle Road doors are unlocked only arrival and pick-up times. Please use the front door by Falmouth Community Programs office at any other time.


 Our Yarmouth programs will be taking place in the Community House on Cousins Island. As you drive onto the island, the  Community House is on the left, right after the chapel. You will drop off and pick up your camper there each day. 

Allergies and Permission Forms: 

If your child needs an inhaler or an Epi-Pen, please call (207) 541-9171 for a permission form. Fill it out and return it to us on Monday.

Contact Information: 

The DaVinci Experience business office # is (207) 541-9171. Kristen Coleman (executive director) can be reached at (207) 615-3849. Lydia MacDonald (camp director)can be reached at (207) 837-3154.

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