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Tips On Trips And Camps For Sleepaway Camp Advice

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Tips On Trips And Camps is the best place for picking the right sleepaway camp.

One of the most important things to consider when choosing the right sleepaway camp for your child is to find a camp that fits. There are a number of great online resources like Tips on Trips and Camps that can assist you in this process."

Tips On Trips And Camps is ran by a team of incredible women led by co-founders Carey Rivers and Eve Eifler. The organization is 41 years old, and was started by Carey and Eve in Baltimore in 1971 and because they wanted a better way to research camps and teen programs for their own children.

Now, Tips On Trips And Camps serves families throughout the United States and around the World online and had offices in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., New York City and Westchester County, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Southern Florida, Connecticut, St. Louis, Chicago, Dallas, New Jersey, Paris, France and Barcelona, Spain.

The way Tips On Trips And Camps works is easy: Parents just call one of their local Tips On Trips And Camps consultants or register on the Tips website at TipsonTripsandCamps.com and get free and instant access to hundreds of carefully screened and selected camps and teen programs.

Carey Rivers said, “We provide clients with the information they need to make an educated decision on summer programs for their child – from questions for directors, to references to call, to on-site visit reports. We are better than Google!”

For more on Tips On Trips And Camps, visit their website here: tipsontripsandcamps.com
 
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