Application to attend Sunshine Camp at Lake Travis - 2012
Sunshine Camp has provided a fun-filled experience for children of greater Austin since 1928. It is conducted by the Young Men’s Business League and it is free to those children ages 12 through 15 who are selected.
The campers stay for seven days overnight at the camp located at lake Travis. Soap, towels, bedding (except pillows), camping gear, etc. are all provided. Campers need only bring the following: tennis shoes, bathing suits, underclothes, a pillow, and grooming aids, cap, shorts and T-shirts-enough for 7 days, blanket. THESE ARE THE ONLY THINGS CAMPERS WILL BE ALLOWED TO BRING TO CAMP. If the camper brings any other items, the counselors have the option to store these items in a safe place and return them at the end of the camp session.
The camp program, under the supervision of experienced counselors, includes swimming in Lake Travis, Team building excercises, hiking, challenge course activities, map and compass activities campfire programs camping skills, outdoor cookery, canoeing and first aid, which give the children a well-rounded summer camp. The children are given three nourishing meals a day.
The Sunshine Camp is committed to assuring that our program is made available to all persons and provided to all eligible individuals without regard to race, color, national origin, age, gender, disability, political belief or religion.
Note: A printer is required to complete the application process. Please be sure a printer is connected to your computer, or that you have access to a printer. The printable documents will be emailed to you at the completion of this application.

2012 Camp Session Dates:
Session 1 Jun 4 - Jun 10
Session 2 Jun 14 - Jun 20
Session 3 Jun 25 - Jul 1 (Challenge Program only - closed to the public)
Session 4 Jul 9 - Jul 15
Session 5 Jul 19 - Jul 25
Session 6 Jul 30 - Aug 5 (Leadership Program only - closed to the public)
Session 7 Aug 9 - Aug 15
Priority Acceptance given to those who turn in application by: Saturday, March 31st.
Sponsored by the Young Men’s Business League and aided by the Lower Colorado River Authority and the Travis County Commissioner’s Court
