Meals and Dining Options at our University Summer Camp Locations -- Cybercamps Summer Computer Camp

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I feel like when I design games, the ideas flow from my mind onto the computer screen.

- William P., camper

I was highly impressed with the training given to the counselors. Consistently, they introduce themselves to the parents, shake hands, talk knowledgably about the kids, share information, and have positive attitudes.

- Kristin E., parent

I liked the fact that we weren't just sitting at computers all day long.

- Spencer A., camper

My son felt free to be himself, and was treated with respect. The instruction over and above the curriculum was excellent. It was age perfect and at the same time, allowed him to soar with his imagination.

- Loretta K., parent

The staff was friendly, always smiling, always on time, and we knew that our kid was at a safe place with them.

- Michael M., parent

I really like how free time and coursework are evenly spaced out.

- Jacqueline W., camper

Our son loved it so much that he did extra chores all summer long to earn enough money to purchase the software he used in camp.

- Connie R., parent

The teachers really know what they are doing and they are really cool. Also, there is really great software that's easy to use and fun. Overall it was terrific.

- Miles E., camper

My son went to a different computer camp last year and it was not such a great experience. They were so impersonal and my son hated it. This year was such a different experience. He had such a wonderful time at Cybercamps. He loved every minute of it and cannot wait to attend again next year.

- Reed D., parent

Julie looks forward to attending Cybercamps all year and encourages her friends to join in. She learned quite a bit and become more independent because of Cybercamps and the great staff there.

- Elaine H., parent

This is a really fun camp because it taught me so much and I did so much in just one week!

- Dillon R., camper

I have only good things to say about the entire operation. I found the counselors and directors to be excellent. They were extremely helpful to me and to my grandson.

- Jane M., parent

The skills that I gained at Cybercamps have helped me to grow as a person, student and friend.

- Jared S., camper

My son Miles had a blast and can't say enough good things about you and the program. He seems so engaged and is learning a lot. He loves you guys!!

- Priscilla E., parent

I liked the freedom to work at your own pace on your own projects.

- Christopher B., camper

Food and Meals at Cybercamps Academy

Meals at Cybercamps Academy

Most of our summer computer program locations offer meal service in the university or campus dining halls. This means there is a wide variety of choices available to participants from burgers and fries to salads and other vegetarian options. For those locations where a campus dining facility is not available, Cybercamps Academy typically caters-in food from local restaurants and cafés. Please be sure to view the dining options at your specific location when registering.

All participants are closely supervised and watched by the entire staff during all meals. If your child has any type of food allergy, this should be noted on the medical form at the time of registration.

Residential Program Meals

Although Cybercamps Academy residential participants come in on Sunday evening, typically the dining facilities are closed at that time. However, snacks are available for nighttime munchies. Residential program meal service officially covers Monday breakfast through Friday lunch.

Day Program Meals

Utilizing the campus or university dining hall, lunches are provided to participants Monday through Friday. The lunch plan is recommended but not required. Participants can choose to waive the nominal meal plan fee and bring a sack lunch to camp each day. Costs for the meal plan vary by location.

Even if a participant brings their own sack lunch, they will still eat with their new friends. Some university locations do not permit outside food to be brought into the dining facilities. When that happens, all participants who brought their lunch will eat together with a staff member.

Extended Day Program Meals

Breakfasts and dinners are included in the extended day camp options (there are three available to choose from). Depending on which option you choose, meals are provided through the campus or university dining hall. Lunches are not included in the extended day program options but the lunch plan is recommended. Participants can choose to waive the nominal lunch plan fee and have their child bring a sack lunch to camp each day.

Snacks at Cybercamps Academy

Growing kids and busy brains need lots of refueling. Cybercamps Academy is happy to provide snacks to participants. These can include fun kid stuff like chips and crackers, to more healthy fare like cheese sticks and fruit. Participants are encouraged to bring their own snacks for whenever they need a boost during the day as well.