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Seacamp

A one- or two-week residential marine-science camp in the Florida Keys combining field courses with snorkeling, boating, kayaking, sailing, and optional SCUBA tracks.

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Independently operated program

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PROGRAM / PROFILE V2

Program Snapshot

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Program ownership
Independent external program
Operator
Seacamp Association, Inc.Operator / official-source statement
Age
10–17 yearsOperator / official-source statement
Format
STEM Camp · Residential Camp · Nature ProgramSUMMERCAMP editorial mapping
Place
Big Pine Key, Florida Keys
Environment
Natural environment · Field campSUMMERCAMP editorial mapping
Activities
Science Exploration · Nature Observation · Environmental Study · Kayaking · SailingSUMMERCAMP editorial mapping
Family model
Youth cohortSUMMERCAMP editorial mapping
Duration
7–14 days
Program status
SeasonalThe current/seasonal status is based on the operator's official public material as of the review date.
Learning intentions (not outcomes)
Environmental Awareness · Technical SkillOperator / official-source statement

Challenge profile

Challenges
Information not yet verified
Physical demand
3 / 5The core program repeatedly uses swimming, snorkeling, wading, kayaks, and boats, but introductory courses do not state a specialist conditioning prerequisite.
Autonomy
3 / 5Campers make bounded course and elective choices within a staffed residential and waterfront schedule.
Technical demand
2 / 5Introductory marine-science courses state that no previous experience is needed and teach field methods under staff guidance; optional SCUBA tracks are outside this core classification.
Risk information
Information not yet verifiedRisk and difficulty are separate; unknown never means low risk.
Risk-management information transparency
Official facilities material describes nurse coverage, nearby emergency services, boat/site emergency equipment, waterfront credentials, radios, and vessel inspection. This is public-information transparency only, not a safety rating.SUMMERCAMP editorial classification based only on information availability in reviewed official sources; not a safety rating, endorsement, or field risk assessment.

Duration, season and participation

Duration
7–14 days
Season
Summer
Language support
Information not yet verified
Accommodation
Lodge or hotel
Transport
Information not yet verified
Accessibility
Information not yet verified
Readiness
Information not yet verified
FIT / PROFILE

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TRUST / 07

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Program information statusInformation not yet verified
Evidence strengthUnknown
Last operator confirmationInformation not yet verified
Last editorial reviewInformation not yet verified
01Program identity
SeacampInformation not yet verified
Field details

Core profile facts are bounded to the operator's official public sources; this is not independent field verification.

02Operator
Seacamp Association, Inc.Operator stated
Field details

The operator is identified by its own public material and has not been independently audited by SUMMERCAMP.

03Age range
10–17 yearsInformation not yet verified
Field details

The field is transcribed or summarized from the registered official program source.

04Current Program status
SeasonalInformation not yet verified
Field details

The current/seasonal status is based on the operator's official public material as of the review date. Availability can change; follow the official website and contact the operator before making plans.

05Activities
Science Exploration · Nature Observation · Environmental Study · Kayaking · SailingSUMMERCAMP classification
Field details

SUMMERCAMP editorial mapping

06Physical demand
3 / 5SUMMERCAMP classification
Field details

The core program repeatedly uses swimming, snorkeling, wading, kayaks, and boats, but introductory courses do not state a specialist conditioning prerequisite.

TRANSPARENCY / V0.1

What can be understood before deciding

Ten domains describe only the availability of current public information. They are not ratings of Program quality, safety, suitability or compliance.

INFORMATION COVERAGEInformation available for 4 of 10 domains

Partial and not-applicable domains are not counted in this statement.

RISK-INFORMATION DISCLOSURE DETAILLevel 3 — Detailed

Disclosure-detail level 3 of 4; this describes information detail, not safety.

Review all ten information domainsOPEN
  1. 01

    Program Identity

    Applicable required program identity information is available; recommended details may still be missing.

    Available
  2. 02

    Participant Fit

    Some participant fit information is available, with required gaps remaining.

    Partial
  3. 03

    Program Format

    Some program format information is available, with required gaps remaining.

    Partial
  4. 04

    Place & Environment

    Applicable required place & environment information is available; recommended details may still be missing.

    Available
  5. 05

    Activities & Challenge

    Applicable required activities & challenge information is available; recommended details may still be missing.

    Available
  6. 06

    Preparation & Prerequisites

    Preparation & Prerequisites information is not yet available in usable canonical fields.

    Not Yet Available
  7. 07

    Supervision & Roles

    Some supervision & roles information is available, with required gaps remaining.

    Partial
  8. 08

    Risk Information

    Some risk information information is available, with required gaps remaining.

    Partial
  9. 09

    Accessibility & Practical Support

    Some accessibility & practical support information is available, with required gaps remaining.

    Partial
  10. 10

    Evidence & Information Freshness

    Applicable required evidence & information freshness information is available; recommended details may still be missing.

    Available

Level 3 is based on 2 structured risk-information fields and the source-bounded disclosure classification. It is not a safety assessment.

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FIELD REVIEW

Field Review

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Field Review records are temporarily unavailable. This does not mean a review was not conducted and is not a judgment of the Program.

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What it is

A one- or two-week residential marine-science camp in the Florida Keys combining field courses with snorkeling, boating, kayaking, sailing, and optional SCUBA tracks.

Who it is for

The official source describes an age range beginning at 10 and extending to 17.

Where it operates

The reviewed official material places the program in Big Pine Key, Florida Keys. Exact meeting points, routes and access arrangements are intentionally not inferred.

Activities and format

The structured activity and format fields above are limited to what the official source describes and what SUMMERCAMP can map to the approved ontology.

Operator and independence

Seacamp Association, Inc. operates this program independently. SUMMERCAMP is not the operator, booking agent, partner, certifier or endorser.

Current-status basis

The status shown here reflects official public material reviewed on 2026-08-26. Availability can change; verify the current session directly with the operator.

Risk-information transparency

Official facilities material describes nurse coverage, nearby emergency services, boat/site emergency equipment, waterfront credentials, radios, and vessel inspection. This is public-information transparency only, not a safety rating. This describes public information availability only; it is not a safety rating or a field assessment.

Source boundary

Facts attributed to the operator come from the official sources listed below. Ontology categories are SUMMERCAMP editorial mappings. No participant outcome is asserted.

Questions still worth asking

  • Which dates and places apply to the exact session?
  • What safeguarding, staff qualification, medical and emergency arrangements apply?
  • What is included, and what must participants provide?
  • Which delivery languages and accessibility arrangements are available?

Limitations

  • The 2026 sessions had ended by review, while the page still displayed registration-open wording; availability must be reconfirmed.
  • The accommodation is a dormitory; accommodation-lodge is used only because ontology v0.1 defines it to include equivalent facilities and has no dormitory subtype.
  • Optional SCUBA courses have separate age, swimming, medical, certification, and dive-log prerequisites not represented by the core technical classification.
SOURCES

Sources & evidence

  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

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