Future Stars has been running summer camps since 1980 and is one of the leading service providers in the Tri State area.

Future Stars camps currently take place at 6 different locations. They are each chosen for their outstanding facilities and convenient locations. 

Purchase College (Purchase, NY - Westchester County)

Our Lady of Mercy Academy (Syosset, NY - Nassau County)

Aspatuck Tennis Club (Westhampton Beach, NY - Suffolk County)

Farmingdale State College (East Farmingdale, NY - Nassau / Suffolk County border)

St. Joseph's College (Patchogue, NY - Suffolk County)

Future Stars Southampton (Southampton, NY - Suffolk County

Suffolk Community College, Brentwood  (Brentwood, NY - Suffolk County)

Suffolk Community College, Riverhead  (Riverhead, NY - Suffolk County)

Typically camp runs 8-10 weekly sessions which begin in mid-June and end in late August.  Site-specific calendars and all programs offered at each site can be viewed on the Locations tab.

The camp schedule is generally 9:00 am to 4:00 pm unless otherwise specified. Early drop-off and late pick-up are available.

Future Stars offers as many as 35 different Sports & Specialty camp programs. Program offerings do vary from site to site but generally include: Tennis, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Multi-Sports, Lacrosse, Swim, Volleyball, Softball, Golf, Football, Field Hockey, Cheerleading, Horseback Riding, Diving, Chess, Adventure, STEAM/STEM, Circus Arts, Dance, Drama, Magic, Education, Multimedia, Academic Enrichment, Rising Stars, and Little Stars!

No. The program offerings vary by location so please check to see which programs are running at your preferred site.

Future Stars programs are offered to campers entering Pre-K through 12th Grade. Please note that some programs are only offered to certain ages/grades.

Campers are grouped by age and skill level and experience. Campers are carefully evaluated by program directors and staff and placed in the “best fit” group to ensure a positive, productive, enjoyable outcome.

Yes. Friends and/or team-mate requests can be submitted and can usually be accommodated.

All Future Stars programs have an on-site program director who is a qualified and experienced adult who oversees all aspects of the day-to-day running of their camp program. The majority of our program directors are certified teachers and/or coaches with years of experience working with children. Assistant directors and head counselors are primarily certified teachers and coaches and Jr. counselors are typically college-aged student-athletes and/or education majors.

Ratios can vary slightly depending on the specific program, activity, and age of the campers. It is almost always somewhere between 4 & 8 to 1.

Convenient online registration is available.

You can download an application form and either mail or email it back to Future Stars.

You can call the location you choose and speek with a representative who can enroll you by phone.

Future Stars offers flexible weekly schedules so you can register for as few or as many weeks as you choose. All registration is based on availability.

Yes. Some campers choose to be in the same program for the entire summer. Other campers might choose to try 2, or 4 or 6 different programs as they explore new frontiers. Please be sure to check the schedule carefully as some programs are offered every week and others might have a limited number of weeks they are offered.

After your registration is processed there are some additional campers forms required before your camper attends the program. These include Camper Health Form, Camper Disclaimer Form, and where applicable Camper Transportation Form.

The forms can be viewed here.

Each program is carefully planned and structured to help campers advance their command of the challenges at a comfortable and enjoyable pace. Most programs will have a developmental stage, followed by an application type of approach, followed by a break and review session. Once there is a reasonable understanding they will move on to the next lesson.

Our Sports programs typically follow a daily schedule with individual skills, fundamental techniques, and drilling sessions in the morning followed by situational play and progressions into scrimmages and games and match play conditions in the afternoons.

Our Specialty programs follow core curriculums, project management, daily themes, and planned lessons, with the afternoons available for show and performance rehearsals as well as recreational activities.

All programs include appropriately timed-out breaks, a lunch period, a daily swim or water park period, and afternoon snack time.

Regular drop-off for camp is 8:45am-9:00am. Early drop-off is available beginning at 8:00 am for a small additional fee. Please speak to a representative at the campsite you are choosing as details can vary from location to location as need be.  

Regular pick-up for camp is between 3:45-4:00 pm, however, additional time should be left for the current COVID protocols. Extended day is available to -5:30pm for a small additional fee. Please speak to a representative as details can vary from site to site. 

Yes at certain locations. Door-to-door bus service and/or central point bus service are offered at specific sites. Please review the options at each site and ask a representative for details if need be. Transportation should be booked at least 2 weeks prior to the start of your sessions.

Some locations have its own individual customized lunch plan aimed at delivering a healthy, nutritious, relaxing, restorative lunch period. Please review the individual site lunch pages and call with any questions you may have.

Future Stars camps can work with you and campus dining services to ensure any/all questions are answered regarding food allergies, dietary requirements, and more. Contact your site-specific office for details.

At select locations, campers have a daily recreational swim period utilizing on-site swimming pools that meet and exceed all department of health permit guidelines. Certified water safety instructors and lifeguards oversee all pool activities during the summer. Rising Stars, Little Stars, and Swim Camp programs receive instructional swim.

All sites continue to operate rain or shine. In the event of rain or thunderstorms, each site has ample space and facilities to keep campers actively engaged until it is safe to return outdoors. On the rare occasion that it rains all day, site directors may make arrangements to visit nearby indoor recreational facilities.

Program directors and staff are experienced working in the summer months and can adjust the daily schedule as needed based upon excessive temperatures. Physically active periods are shortened, additional water breaks are scheduled, and swim and water park sessions are extended. Shaded areas and hydration are emphasized and campers are educated about early warning signs of dehydration and heat exhaustion.

Future Stars will send you an information packet/email before the summer detailing what to bring to camp based upon the program(s) registered for.

Depending upon program availability there may be an option to switch camp programs in the summer. Contact your site-specific office for availability.

Yes, you can add weeks in the summer but please be aware many programs may be sold out or unavailable so register as early as possible to avoid disappointment.

Yes, you can visit the camp before the summer to view the facilities and have any remaining questions answered. Please contact the site-specific office to arrange a convenient date and time.

Yes, you can visit the camp during the summer. Please contact the camp office to make arrangements and sign in when you arrive.

All sites have an on-site camp office that is available from 8am to 5:30pm. The direct # should be listed on the site-specific web page or call (914) 273-8500.

Yes. Each site has on-site Medical Director in addition to staff that are certified through American Red Cross in First Aid & CPR. Contact your site-specific office for more details

Yes. We can put you in touch with the site-specific health director after we receive your Camper Health Form and then make all necessary arrangements before the summer to ensure everything is addressed and you have a comfort level before sending your children to camp.

Camp cost varies depending on the location and the type of camp. For more information, go to our camp forms page, select your location in the sidebar, and then open the “Camp Application Dates and Rates'' page for that location. There, you’ll find the various camps and the costs associated with them.

Our programs are designed as weekly sessions with a progressive curriculum that begins each Monday and concludes on Fridays unless otherwise noted. We do not offer partial days or weeks.

To enroll in one of the many Future Stars summer camps, begin by filling out the camper application. The detailed steps here will tell you the information needed to move forward.

All cancellations prior to February 1st are fully refundable. After that, we unfortunately cannot issue a refund.

Session time and programs can be switched at any time as long as there is availability in the new program or week.

At the moment, due to COVID protocols, parents are currently not allowed to visit or watch their kids during the camp day. However, prior to the start of camp, parents are welcome to tour the facilities and have any questions answered. Contact the site specific office to set up a date and time that works for you.