Launched in 2024 as an extension of The Summit’s Outdoor Program, Camp Frassati is an outdoor adventure summer camp designed for rising 3rd–9th grade students seeking a summer filled with adventure, friendship, and joy.

This year is especially meaningful for us since our patron, Pier Giorgio Frassati, was canonized by Pope Leo XIV on September 7, 2025! At Camp Frassati, students will follow in the footsteps of this remarkable saint through:

Outdoor Exploration
From hiking scenic trails and paddling open water to climbing rock walls, campers will immerse themselves in the beauty of creation while building confidence, resilience, and lasting friendships.

Spiritual Formation
Campers will encounter the inspiring story of Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati and grow in their own faith through engaging talks on his life and witness, Scripture reflections, and small-group discussions.

For more information regarding dates and cost, see the flyer attached. Spaces are limited, so sign up today! To register, scan the QR code on the flyer or click here:

This summer, give your student the opportunity to step outside the classroom and into the landscape. The Plein Air Art Camp for rising 6th–12th grade students is a five-day immersive experience where students create artwork on location at some of the area’s most beautiful historic and natural settings.

From 9:00–2:30 each day, campers will learn how to observe light, compose a landscape, understand color relationships, and confidently paint & draw outdoors. Instruction emphasizes careful observation, strong drawing foundations, and thoughtful craftsmanship — all in a structured, encouraging environment. Transportation to and from locations is provided from our drop-off/pick-up point at Zoan Baptist Church.

Camp Highlights:

• Small group setting (maximum 12 students)

• Daily visits to inspiring outdoor locations

• Instruction in composition, perspective, and color

• Guided critique and skill development

• Focused, screen-free creative time outdoors

Students bring their own materials, allowing them to continue using their tools after camp ends. The registration page provides a materials list designed to meet the needs of a variety of campers.

This camp is ideal for students who enjoy art, nature, a bit of history, and working with their hands. Whether your child is building foundational skills or refining existing ones, they will leave the week with finished artwork, stronger technique, and a deeper appreciation for the landscape around them.

Space is limited to keep instruction personal and focused. For more information please view the attached flyer or click here: