Family and Faith Magazine Issue 9, Summer Edition | Page 18

Playing Dress-up, Painting
and Making Pizza at Kids Camp!

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The kids are so contented
that some parents have to
be careful to schedule a time
for the whole family to be
together.

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“When you talk to parents about vacations,
there are some that say it’s not a vacation
when you are travelling with kids, it’s a trip
and it shouldn’t be that way, it should be a
vacation, so there are things for the kids to do,”
the resort general manager beamed. At Jewel,
children have a vast array of fun activities to
engage in and playful responsible caregivers
to see about their care. Aside from all the fun
water and ranch activities, there is also pizza
making, painting, playing dress up, playing
with toys and of course watching a movie in the
outdoors while toasting marshmallows! “When
we designed the kids club and the programme
we wanted that, and we wanted slumber
parties and night time pizza parties where the
kids go and they enjoy themselves at night or
they have the kiddie disco where they go and
dance, where it’s not just day stuff but it’s also
the night time stuff,” Scott outlined. The kids
are so contented that some parents have to be
careful to schedule a time for the whole family
to be together. “I have had several parents who
would say to their kids, pick a meal time and
that’s mandatory meal time that you have to
spend with us, breakfast lunch or dinner,” Scott
revealed. The Kids Camp is open to all children
from 18 months to 12 years old from 9am to
5pm and 6:30pm to 9:30pm, so parents can
have alone time for a full day. After that time
they have the option of booking a friendly
nanny.