Camp OK Corral

For many Oklahoma children whose lives have been affected by cancer, summer camp seems like an impossible dream. The Oklahoma Region of the American Cancer Society is making that dream a reality through free, week-long summer camps for young people who have cancer and cancer survivors.

Registrations for this year's camps are taking place now!

Children from across Oklahoma can attend these camps filled with a variety of activities, including swimming, camp fires, paddle boats, fishing, day trips, crafts, scrapbooking, hayrides, karaoke, and late night water balloon fights.

Parents are encouraged to enroll their children as soon as possible as spots are limited and the camps fill up quickly.

Who can camp?
Campers must be seven to 17 years of age, who have or have had cancer. Campers do not have to be in remission to attend.

When is Camp?
Camp is scheduled for June 5-8, 2012.

Where is Camp?
Camp takes place outside of Tulsa, at the Shepherd's Fold Ranch in Avant.

How much does Camp cost?
Camp is an experience provided at NO COST to all campers.

What kind of medical accommodations are provided?
Campers need not be in remission to attend camp, but they should be well enough to enjoy the week’s activities. Medical personnel are available around-the-clock to administer routine chemotherapy, arrange for blood counts, handle medical emergencies that may arise, and adjust any program to meet campers’ needs.

Who staffs Camp OK Corral?
Qualified counselors and medical professionals are on staff 24 hours a day to provide the special medical expertise and close monitoring required by children with cancer.

Questions?
For more information about Camp OK Corral, or to enroll your child, please call 918-477-5400.

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