Here is a list of the essential items you’ll need to dress in or pack for a day at a KidsRule Mountain Camp.
- Skis/Snowboard
- Ski Boots/ Snowboard Boots
- Poles (as appropriate)
- Duffel Bag/Backpack
- Waterproof Jacket and Pants
- Waterproof Gloves or Mittens
- Thermal Undershirt/Bottoms
- Long Sleeve Shirt, Sweater, Fleece
- Ski Socks or Fleece Socks
- Sunscreen and Lip Balm with Sunscreen
- Sunglasses/Goggles
- Helmet (provided to KidsRule participants free of charge)
- Helmet Liner (for cold days)
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does a KidsRule Mountain Camp last?
- What ages are eligible?
- When should I arrive for drop off?
- Are rentals included in KidsRule programs?
- Does my child need a helmet?
- Can I remove my child early?
- Does my child need a lift ticket?
- Do I need a reservation?
- What happens if I pick up my child late?
- Do you have a ½ day program?
- Is snowboarding instruction available?
- Should my children ski together?
- Can my children meet at lunch and eat together?
- What if my child is on medication?
- Can my child attend if he is in diapers or pull-ups?
- What qualifications do the teachers have?
- What is the student to coach ratio?
- What happens if my child doesn't want to ski?
- Where do I leave their equipment?
- How do I get notified in case of an emergency?
- How do I check in?
- How do I pick up my child?
- Can my children use their personal 2 way radios?
- Can I rent equipment the night before?
- What if my child has never been on a chair lift?
- If I don’t use my reservation can I have a refund?
- How should I dress my child?
KidsRule Mountain Camps are based on the successful learning programs at Jiminy Peak, Cranmore Mountain Resort, and Bromley Mountain, three northeast mountains known for their heritage of superior skiing and riding instruction across generations of families.
KidsRule Mountain Camps combine the best practices of more than 120 years of teaching experience to offer a fresh approach to instruction, one where the skills and confidence go as deep as the fun and laughter. That’s what KidsRule Mountain Camps are all about.
