Drop-off and pick-up will be at the entrance on 500 S. It will take place outside at the Summer Camp Cart (depending on the weather, this will be done inside at the same location). Only adults authorized on the “Liability and Release Form” will be allowed to pick up a child. Government-issued photo identification must be presented each time pick-up occurs. A child will not be released otherwise.

You may request to drop off your child early for $20/day or pick up your child late for $20/day ($40/day for both). Early Care Drop-off is between 8:30-9:00 AM. Late Care Pick-up is between 4:00-4:30 PM. Please sign up for this during initial registration or at least 24 hours in advance.

We will not open the doors to any early drop-offs without advance notice and Early Care payment. If you are late for pick-up, you will be charged the base Late Care fee plus $20 every 10 minutes after 4:00 PM (or 4:30 PM with prepaid Late Care) until pick-up occurs.

Yes, but we require advance notice of this. Our camps are filled with fun activities so we encourage everyone to be on time and remain with us throughout the day in order to ensure the best possible experience.

Your child should dress to be active and possibly get messy. Please have them wear the appropriate clothes and closed-toed shoes that will allow for that. Face masks are optional. We have extra masks on hand for any campers who may want one.

Please send the following with your child to camp every day:

• Backpack or large closable bag
• Lunch and snacks in a lunch bag or box. 
  • Don’t send any food that needs heating or refrigeration. Don’t send anything containing nuts.
• Refillable water bottle
• Any items they may need in case of incident or medical reasons (spare clothes, medication, small sensory toy).

We ask that electronics like tablets, video games, and other valuables are left at home. Cell phones are allowed, but must be put away during the camp day. Camp staff is not responsible for items lost during the day.

We have a few basic rules at camp:

• Respect peers and staff in both words and actions
• Respect others’ property
• Follow health and safety protocols 
• Have fun!

Our goal is to help all campers be successful and have fun at our summer camps. We have procedures in place to help make that happen and resolve most issues, but we reserve the right to suspend a registrant’s attendance at camp if poor behavior is unresolvable.

We are committed to keeping our camps safe and sanitary. All staff members are required daily to check for ill symptoms and follow a consistent cleaning schedule for areas and supplies utilized in camp. Each camper is given their own space for their belongings. The Leonardo facility is well-ventilated with regularly replaced filters across three floors.

We follow the Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City COVID-19 restrictions. When they are required by the city and county, they will be required at camp. Currently, masks are not required. We will let campers and parents know in advance if requirements change.

If your child becomes ill right before or during camp, please notify The Leonardo camp staff as soon as possible. Especially if your child attended camp right before exhibiting contagious symptoms, we wish to notify families of the other campers in that case. Campers should stay home if they have any of the following symptoms:

• Any COVID-19 symptoms (fever, sore throat, cough, sinus congestion or runny nose)
• Elevated temperature
• Diarrhea or vomiting
• Undiagnosed rash
• Sore or discharging eyes or ears, profuse nasal discharge
• Sore throat or cough
• Diagnosed contagious diseases such as strep throat or chicken pox