Forms and Information

Essential Information

Parent Information Sheet (Download)
Parent Information Sheet: Special Needs Week (Download)
Letter from our Nursing Staff (Download)
Pre-Packaged Medication Information Sheet: For Special Needs Week Campers (Download)
Getting Ready for Camp: Preparing Your First-Time Camper (Download)
Nearby Hotels

Required Forms

Health Form (More Information)
Please complete the following form and bring it on the first day of camp. (Download) (Black and White Version)

Epi-pen & Inhaler (Download)
If your son or daughter needs to carry an epi-pen or rescue inhaler please have your physician fill out this form and bring it with you to camp on check in day.

Optional Forms

Referral Form (Download)
We recognize our camp families as being our best advertisement to bring in new families and we want to thank you. This year, if you refer a new family to camp who registers, ask them to complete a new family referral form (found here) so that they can receive a 5% tuition discount and you can receive a 10% tuition discount (per registered session). This form needs to be returned to us within 30 days of the registration.

Airport Form (Download)
For campers flying alone. Please fill out and send back to camp.

Long Island Bus Information (Download)
For all Long Island area campers who wish to use our bus service to and from camp.

NH Parish Supported Camper Form (Download)
For New Hampshire campers active in their home parish. Please complete form and mail to camp for a 10% discount on the cost of a session.

Bunk1.com
Sign up with Bunk1.com if you want to email your son or daughter while they are at camp! Use this form for more information – 2018 Bunk1 info sheet.

Camp Fatima & Camp Bernadette Camp Fatima & Camp Bernadette shared a photo.

6 days ago

Please join us in celebrating the feast day of Saint Bernadette Soubirous, the namesake of our girls camp, Camp Bernadette.Today we celebrate the feast day of Saint Bernadette Soubirous. The oldest of six children born to she grew up very poor. On February 11, 1858, around the time of her first Communion, she received a vision of the Virgin. She received seventeen more visits in the next five months, and was led to a spring of healing waters. She moved into a house with the Sisters of Nevers at Lourdes where she lived, worked, and learned to read and write. The sisters cared for the sick and indigent, and at age 22 they admitted Bernadette into their order since she was both. Always sick herself, and often mistreated by her superiors, she died with a prayer for Mary's aid. Since the appearances of Mary to young Bernadette in 1858, more than 200 million people have visited the shrine of Lourdes ...

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Camp Fatima & Camp Bernadette

3 weeks ago

For those of you that guessed along in our comment section about recently about what the Color War session themes will be at Fatima this summer, we are happy to officially announce our 2019 themes for Fatima:

Session 1: Rise of the Ancient World
Session 2: American Revolution
Session 3: Olympics
Session 4: David and Goliath

If you missed the session themes for Bernadette this summer, they are as follows:

Session 1: Superheroes
Session 2: Christmas in July
Session 3: Harry Potter
Session 4: Olympics ...

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Camp Fatima & Camp Bernadette

3 weeks ago

Thank you to camp parent Brian Deane for sharing this article with us about his family's experiences at Fatima and Bernadette. bfcamp.com/2019/04/02/fatima-and-bernadette-excerpt-from-legatus-magazine/ ...

Article by Camp Parent Brian Deane - Camps Bernadette & Fatima

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For each of the last six summers, our family has traveled from New Jersey to the scenic Lakes Region area of New Hampshire. Here, our daughter has attended Camp Bernadette and our sons, Camp Fatima. These camps, opening in 1953 and 1949, respectively, have enhanced the spiritual formation of ourRead...

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