Get out of town and enjoy the majestic beauty of National and State Parks! Spend the week camping while enjoying the sights and sounds of outdoor recreation. Staff are experienced in outdoor living and working with people with disabilities.

Trip campers must be able to function on a supervision ratio of one staff to four campers. First-time trip campers must be interviewed and approved by Camp K Program Manager for Travel Trips. Please call 801 582-0700 ext. 105 to set up a time with Sami Kennington. Minimum age is 14 years old.

Zion National Park & Maynard Dixon Home This trip is designed for those who want a less strenuous,

more easy-going trip camp. We will be staying a few

nights at Zion National Park, walking easy paved foot-

paths, and taking a bus tour. We will then spend the day

at Mt. Carmel, creating and learning about art from

experienced artists at the historic and beautiful Maynard

Dixon Art Studio.

Trip # 4: Adults and Teens June 22-26

Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef National Parks Bryce Canyon has been referred to as a cave without a

ceiling. Come see its beauty as well as the wonders of

Capitol Reef National Park. Find out what a hoodoo is as

we explore both of these national parks. Activities

include a few moderate level hikes that will require a

moderate level of physical fitness.

Trip # 3: Adults and Teens June 15-19

Salt Lake Valley There’s so much to see and do in our very own Salt Lake

Valley! Spend the nights camping in a tent and the days

exploring local recreation and community events. Trips

may include hiking, sporting events, mini-golfing, fishing,

cultural events, horseback riding, concerts and sightseeing

(Aquarium, Hogle Zoo, etc.).

Trip #1: Adults and Teens June 1-5

Trip #6: Adults and Teens July 6-10

Trip #10: Adults and Teens August 3-7

Yellowstone National Park Eagles and wolves and bears, oh my! These are a few of

the wildlife we will spend time observing at the Grizzly

and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone. We will

also be going to Yellowstone National Park to see Old

Faithful, the Mammoth Hot Springs, the Grand Canyon of

the Yellowstone, as well as go white water rafting. This is

a very popular, trip so sign up early.

Trip # 7: Adults and Teens July 13-17

Bear Lake Just a short drive up to Idaho will lead us to a beautiful

lake with crystal blue water! Come join us as we hike,

participate in ranger programs, and take a refreshing dip in

the lake! You won’t want to miss out on the chance to ex-

plore the breathtaking Minnetoka Cave! Activities

include a few hikes that require a moderate level of fitness.

Trip # 8: Adults and Teens June 20-24

Jackson Hole & Grand Teton National Park This Camp K favorite includes camping near the Grand

Tetons, rafting the Snake River, and visiting the town.

Spend an evening on a sightseeing tour around historic

Jackson Hole, including a live western shootout. Activities

include a few moderate level hikes that will require a

moderate level of physical fitness.

Trip # 5: Adults and Teens June 29-July 3

Trip # 9: Adults and Teens July 27-31

See brochure for price and registration form. All transportation, meals, camping, and park fees are included in the trip package.

All participants attending a Travel Trip to a National Park must get their own “Access Pass” before attending their trip camp. These passes are free for individuals with disabilities, and can be obtained at the BLM Office at 440 W 200 S, SLC, UT.

Please call the BLM first (801-539-4001), or visit their website, to ensure that you have the necessary documents.

(www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/prog/Recreation/recreation_national/recreation_fees__/interagency_pass/Acccess_Pass.html)

Sign up early! Travel Trip size is limited. Campers must have attended Camp K Residential camp at least one time before

attending Trip Camp, unless otherwise authorized. Travel Trips are subject to change.

Moab and Arches Come view the famous Delicate Arch at Arches

National Park in Moab. While there, we will be going

hiking, auto touring, and participating in ranger led pro-

grams. Come view the beauty of the red rocks! Activities

include a few moderate level hikes that will require a

moderate level of physical fitness. Trip # 2: Adults and Teens June 8-12

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Residential Camp Dates Week 1, June 1-5 — Adults

Week 2, June 8-12 — Teens

Week 3, June 15-19 — Kids and Youth

Week 4, June 22-26 — Adults

Week 5, June 29-July 3 — Teens

Week 6, July 6-10 — Kids and Youth

Week 7, July 13-17 — Teens & Adults

Week 8, July 18-24 — NF Week

Week 9, July 25-31 — NF Week

Week 10, August 3-7 — Organ Transplant Week

Travel Trip Camp Dates

Week 1, June 1-5 — Salt Lake Valley

Week 2, June 8-12 — Moab and Arches

Week 3, June 15-19 — Bryce Canyon & Capitol Reef

Week 4, June 22-26 — Zion & Maynard Dixon

Week 5, June 29-July 3 — Jackson Hole

Week 6, July 6-10 — Salt Lake Valley

Week 7, July 13-17 — Yellowstone

Week 8, July 20-24 — Bear Lake

Week 9, July 27-31 — Jackson Hole

Week 10, August 3-7 — Salt Lake Valley

*All trip camps are for participants 14 and older.

**Please mark boxes to register**

Registrations are processed in the order received.

If the week you request is full, we will contact you.

Residential Camp and Travel Trip Cost

The actual cost for one camper to attend a week of camp is $1,000.00. Your help is appreciated in

paying the minimum of $500.00, and any additional amount toward the $1,000.00.

Please send payment & registration to: Kostopulos Dream Foundation

4180 Emigration Canyon Rd. Salt Lake City, UT 84108

www.campk.org (801) 582-0700 Fax (801) 583-5176

Summer 2015

Kostopulos Dream Foundation

Home of

Camp Kostopulos

“Opening a World of

Opportunities for People of all Abilities”

Residential Summer Camp Come join Camp K in making unforgettable memories! Our goal is to provide a

summer camp that promotes a healthy recreation and therapeutic leisure lifestyle for individuals with physical and cogni-

tive disabilities.

Connecting with people who share similar circumstances is beneficial and helps

increase self efficacy. Camp K is proud to have 2 specialty programs; one for

individuals with Neurofibromatosis (NF) and one for individuals who have had organ transplants. These two specialty

programs are one of a kind and attract participants from all over the country!

The five-day, four-night residential camp begins Monday morning and ends Friday at noon. Campers stay in bunk-style

cabins with restrooms and have 24-hour supervision by our trained staff. Campers have the opportunity to participate in

arts/crafts, canoeing, nature, horseback riding, low/high ropes course, climbing wall, swimming, fishing, etc.

* A 50 dollar fee will be added for any camper not picked up 30 minutes past the pick up time.

Residential Horse Camp For the first time in the History of Camp K we will be offering a 1 week residential horse camp. This camp is designed to enhance the riding and horse care and management skills of individuals who already have basic riding skills. Campers will also be able to take advantage of Camp K’s other amenities including swimming, fishing, and low ropes course. This camp is for individuals ages 8 – 21. *Preapproval is required.

Travel Trip Adventures See the enclosed flyer for details about the 10 exciting trips we have planned this summer. Prior approval is required to

attend trip camps. Interested campers will be contacted by program coordinators after receiving trip camp registration.

Campers need to be able to work on a strict 4:1 camper to staff ratio, be able to take care of their own personal care needs,

and have no current tendency of wandering/running, or aggression to self or others.

*All money received is non-refundable* *Should DSPD not cover the program you are still responsible to cover the cost of the program*

*For special diets participants are required to bring their own food* *Camp Kostopulos is accredited by the American Camping Association, an agency that sets standards and reviews camp operations across the U.S.*

*IMPORTANT INFORMATION—PLEASE READ* Sign up early! Camp reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis. The supervision ratio is one counselor for every four

campers. If your camper needs a higher level of supervision, prior approval must be given and every

effort will be made to accommodate him/her. Contact Tiffanee or Emily for approval of special arrangements. Nurses are on-

site during the day and evening and on-call at night. Financial aid/scholarships are available to those who qualify. If

awarded the scholarship it will only be applied to 1 week. All campers must be free from illnesses at time of check in. Due to

county safety standards all campers that have a history of incontinence or a recent sickness must wear swim diapers in the

pool. These can be purchased at local medical supply stores or at Camp K for a nominal fee. Campers may be sent home at

any time for illness or aggression towards other campers or staff. If you have any questions please contact Tiffanee Rogers

Residential Summer Camp Come join Camp K in making unforgettable memories! Our goal is to provide a

summer camp that promotes a healthy lifestyle for individuals with physical and

cognitive disabilities, utilizing recreation and therapeutic leisure education.

Connecting with people who share similar circumstances is beneficial and helps

increase self-efficacy. Camp K is proud to have 2 specialty programs; one for

individuals with Neurofibromatosis (NF) and one for individuals who have had

organ transplants. These two specialty programs are one of a kind and attract participants from all over the country!

The five-day, four-night residential camp begins Monday morning, and ends Friday at noon. Campers stay in bunk-style

cabins with restrooms, and have 24-hour supervision by our trained staff. Each participant will have the opportunity to

participate in arts/crafts, canoeing, nature, horseback riding, low/high ropes course, climbing wall, swimming, fishing,

and much more. **Pick-up time is 11:30 am on Friday. A $50 fee will be added if camper is not picked up within 30 minutes of pick-up time.**

Travel Trip Adventures See the enclosed flyer for details about the 10 exciting trips we have planned this summer.

Prior approval is required to attend trip camps. Interested campers will be contacted by

program managers after receiving trip camp registration. Campers need to be able to func-

tion on a strict 4:1 camper to staff ratio, be able to take care of their own personal care

needs, and have no current tendency of wandering/running, or aggression to self or others. **Pick-up time is 1:00 pm on Friday. A $50 fee will be added if camper is not picked up within

30 minutes of pick-up time.**

*IMPORTANT INFORMATION — PLEASE READ* Sign up early! Camp reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. All new campers and parents must be

interviewed prior to acceptance into our program. The supervision ratio is one counselor for every four campers. If

your camper needs a higher level of supervision, prior approval must be given, and every effort will be made to

accommodate him/her. Contact Emily or Sami for approval or special arrangements. Nurses are on-site during the day

and evening, and on-call at night. Financial aid/scholarships are available to those who qualify. If awarded the

scholarship, it will only be applied to 1 week. All campers must be free from illnesses at time of check in. Due to county

safety standards, all campers who have a history of incontinence or a recent sickness must wear swim diapers in the

pool. Camp K will not provide these, but they may be purchased at any medical supply store, and some drug stores.

Campers may be sent home at any time for illness or behavior issues towards other campers or staff. If you have any

questions, please contact Emily Soulier, TRS/CTRS or Sami Kennington, TRS/CTRS at 801-582-0700 ext. 100 or 105.

*All money received is non-refundable* *Should DSPD deny payment, you are responsible to pay the cost of the program*

*For special diets, participants are required to bring their own food* *Camp Kostopulos is accredited by the American Camping Association, an agency that sets standards and reviews camp operations across the U.S.*

REGISTRATION FORM Please PRINT clearly!

Camper Name: ______________________________

Parent/Guardian: ____________________________

DOB: ____/____/____ Gender: M F

Address: ____________________________________

City: ________________ St: ____ Zip: __________

Day Phone: (______)__________________________

Evening Phone: (______)_______________________

Email: ______________________________________

**Mark boxes on back to register**

Has camper attended Camp K Summer Camp in the past? Y N

T-Shirt size: Child: SM MED LG XL

Adult: SM MED LG XL 2XL 3XL

*** By completing this registration form, you agree that if the

camper is sent home for endangering the safety of staff or

campers, there is no refund of the camp fee.***

COST

Full payment received by March 15, 2015: $475.00

Full payment received after March 15, 2015: $500.00

*Mandatory Deposit $100.00 due with registration.*

*Deposit is non-refundable in case of cancellation.*

*Balance due one week prior to camp week*

PAYMENT METHOD

Check - Amount Enclosed: $____________

DSPD Funds (Do not send $100 deposit)

Caseworker: ___________________________

Phone #: ______________________________

Credit Card - Amount to charge: $____________

I would like to apply for financial assistance. Enclosed is

the $100 minimum required deposit.

*DETACH AND RETURN WITH PAYMENT

OFFICE USE ONLY

Amount Received:$________________

Date Received:_______/_______/_______

Check#: ____________

Card Number

Signature

Exp. Date

Zip Code