1. summer camp - Noun
2. summer camp - Verb
summer camp (plural summer camps)
An institution devoted to housing and entertaining children for the summer.
summer camp (third-person singular simple present summer camps, present participle summer camping, simple past and past participle summer camped)
(informal, rare) To attend summer camp.
At the height of their popularity, the band's success spurred a host of cult-like activities, such as a Marshfield, Massachusetts, Blue Öyster Cult-themed summer camp which featured competitive air guitar and lip synching contests. Source: Internet
A traditional summer camp designed specially for children who have experienced limb loss, hosted at the Camp Cross facilities on Lake Coeur d'Alene. Source: Internet
A network of Conservative Jewish day schools is named in his honor, as well as a summer camp in Olympia, Washington. Source: Internet
Bader had another spot under control, leaving O’Neill, Lane Thomas and top prospect Dylan Carlson competing for the last job heading into summer camp. Source: Internet
A student is also shown on camera describing that “the summer camp teaches us that we have to liberate Palestine.” Source: Internet
A summer camp in Georgia apologizes for hosting a retreat after hundreds who attended were infected. Source: Internet