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Seacamp Association, Inc.

Seacamp Association, Inc. is the independent operator identified in Seacamp's official material; this record does not imply a SUMMERCAMP partnership, certification or endorsement.

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  1. [01]2026 Dates & RatesSeacamp · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-seacamp.Freshness: recent
    • The page lists two-week sessions for ages 12–17 ending July 26, 2026, and one-week sessions for ages 10–17 ending August 11, 2026.
    • The page still displayed registration-open wording after the listed dates had passed.
    Limit: The stale registration wording conflicts with the elapsed schedule, so current availability was not inferred.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site
  2. [02]Marine ScienceSeacamp · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-seacamp.Freshness: current
    • The page describes 21-hour science courses with field labs using wading, kayaks, boats, and snorkeling.
    • It distinguishes introductory, intermediate, and advanced courses and states no previous experience for introductory work.
    • It describes degree-qualified science instructors.
    Limit: Course offerings and staffing can vary by session; this first-party page does not establish participant outcomes.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site
  3. [03]FacilitiesSeacamp · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-seacamp.Freshness: current
    • The page places the camp on Big Pine Key and describes coral, mangrove, seagrass, and other Florida Keys environments.
    • It describes air-conditioned dorm rooms with four bunks and private baths.
    • It describes 24-hour nursing, nearby emergency services, emergency equipment, waterfront credentials, radios, and annual USCG boat inspection.
    Limit: Public facilities and credential statements describe information availability, not safety performance or individual staff compliance.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site
  4. [04]DonateSeacamp Association, Inc. · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-seacamp.Freshness: current
    • The page identifies Seacamp Association, Inc. as the legal operator.
    • It states 501(c)(3) status and EIN 59-1144011.
    Limit: This source supports operator identity and nonprofit status only.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site