Camp Fun Insured reimburses the nonrefundable tuition, deposits, and travel you already paid when a covered illness, injury, or emergency keeps your camper from going or sends them home early.
Get a Quote See What's CoveredMost camps set their refund deadline months before the first day, and after that the money is gone whether your child attends or not. Camp Fun Insured is a travel protection plan built specifically for that gap. If a covered event stops the summer before it starts, or cuts it short, you get reimbursed instead of suffering the financial loss.
A covered illness, injury, or emergency prevents your camper from going. Trip Cancellation reimburses your unused, nonrefundable prepaid camp costs.
A covered event sends your camper home early or delays their arrival. Trip Interruption covers the unused portion plus the added cost of getting them home or getting them there.
Emergency medical evacuation, repatriation, accident and sickness medical expense, and a 24/7 worldwide assistance line are all included.
Two weeks before a four-week sleepaway session, a camper breaks her wrist and her physician certifies she can't attend. The family had already paid $4,800 in nonrefundable tuition. Under Trip Cancellation, the unused nonrefundable amount is reimbursed up to the limit shown on their confirmation of coverage. Illustration only. Actual coverage depends on the policy issued and the facts of the claim.
There are no tiers to compare and no upgrade to weigh. Every camper gets the same protection: the nonrefundable money you have already put into camp, plus medical coverage while your camper is away.
These are plain-language summaries of some of the events that can trigger a Trip Cancellation or Trip Interruption claim. They are not the full list and they are not the policy language.
We are not a general travel policy with camp bolted on. The plan, the age band, and the covered reasons were built around how camp actually works.
The seven things worth understanding before you buy, in plain English.
The plan looks back at your camper's health for the 60 days before coverage starts, and a condition already being treated in that window is normally excluded. Buy at or before your final camp payment and that look-back goes away, as long as your camper is well enough to travel on the day you buy. This is the single best reason not to wait.
Campers ages 18 and under.
Up to $25,000 of prepaid camp cost per camper, for sessions up to 30 days long.
Cancellation coverage begins at 12:01 a.m. the day after we receive your payment. It is not retroactive, so anything already in motion when you buy is not covered.
Cancel within 14 days of buying and your premium is refunded. After that the premium is nonrefundable.
Tell the camp as soon as you know, and within 72 hours of whatever happened. Start your claim within 20 days, and send in your documents within 90 days.
All 50 states. The exact benefits and covered reasons vary from state to state.
Emergency assistance while your camper is away: 800-494-9907 from the U.S. and Canada, or call collect 603-328-1707 from anywhere else.