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Happy Trails: Grown Up and Me Summer Adventure Club

Offered by Happy Day Play
1466 Manor Road, 2nd Floor Gym and Front Lawn, Staten Island, NY, 10314
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A summer day camp in Staten Island for babies and toddlers ages 0–3 accompanied by a caregiver, meeting weekly on Mondays in July and August with sing-alongs, sensory play, nature walks, crafts and both indoor and outdoor activities.
Happy Trails adapts traditional summer camp experiences for the youngest adventurers. The program meets every Monday from 10am to 11:30am for seven sessions during July and August at Bernikow JCC. Activities include sing-alongs, sensory play, nature walks, and crafts designed by child development specialists. The program uses both indoor gym space and outdoor lawn, ensuring activities happen regardless of weather. Registration includes all materials and a summer credit if a session is missed.

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Typically runs July – August · $240–$300 per session.

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Ages
Ages 0–3
Season
July – August
Cost
$240–$300 per session
Type
Day
  • Grown-up and me format
  • Indoor and outdoor activities
  • Ages 0–3
  • Monday mornings in summer
  • 7 weekly sessions

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