Over the past year, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue CUBS Camp. We hope to continue to welcome CUBS Camp families to campus for Cornell University Athletics events and encourage you to visit cornellbigred.com often to stay connected and up-to-date with our varsity programs.

Other ways to stay active and involved in our department's programming is to think about meeting our friends from Cornell Outdoor Education at the Lindseth Climbing Wall, joining us for 18 holes at the Cornell Golf Course or knocking down some pins at Helen Newman Hall Bowling Center.

Beyond Athletics, Cornell and Tompkins County offer extensive child-care options including, but not limited to:

• Explore the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s activities for parents to do with kids in grades K–8 and lessons for students in grades K–12.
• Check out Cornell Botanic Gardens youth programs and wildflower exploration at home resources.
• Learn about 4-H Youth Programs offered through Cornell Cooperative Extension for youth ages 5 and up.
• Read about Cornell Animal Science youth extension programs offered through the Department of Animal Science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
• There are numerous wonderful Tompkins County Summer Programs. This list is updated on an annual basis by our community partners.

With questions, we encourage you to reach out to our office at camps@cornell.edu. We are forever grateful and thank you for your continued support of Cornell Athletics. As always, Go Big Red!