Utah Ski Camp

Utah Ski – Park City, Utah
Life is better on the slopes

CAMP DATES
February 10th – 17th, 2024

AGE
13 – 19

LOCATION
Park City, Utah

APPLY

Applications for 2024 have closed.

VOLUNTEER

Applications for 2024 have closed.

Our Utah Ski Program Directors, Erin and Austin, are eager to share an exciting opportunity to get back on the slopes in Park City, Utah!

Campers ages 13-19 should get ready to learn how to ski or snowboard, improve their abilities, and gain confidence shredding down the mountains. Working with the National Ability Center, campers have the opportunity to use adaptive equipment if needed so that everyone is having a blast and making lifelong memories!

Participants will fly from Chicago to Salt Lake City on the start date of camp, and then fly home from Salt Lake City to Chicago on the last day of camp. There will be bus transportation available from Milwaukee to Chicago if needed. All campers and staff will stay at the National Ability Center’s campus, which includes additional amenities that will be used throughout the week.

Get your application in today; space is limited and this program fills up quickly!!

After Submitting Your Application2023-01-17T08:46:32-05:00

After registering you will begin to receive the following information from Program Leaders

  • Camper Welcome notification
  • Packing list & “What to expect”
  • Pick up/Drop off times
  • Bus transportation information if applicable

Paperwork will be required for each program and may include:

  • Physical exam form
  • Health insurance information (front and back of insurance card)
  • Immunization Records
Current Safety Strategies2024-01-09T16:17:11-05:00

Camp One Step is committed to ensuring the health and safety of the individuals who participate in our camps.  With our camper and volunteer wellbeing in mind, the following safety strategies are in place for all in-person camps:

  • Routine childhood vaccinations, which include diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, and chicken pox, are required.  Medical exemptions for campers may be requested and will be reviewed by the Medical Director and Physician Advisor.  COVID-19 and influenza vaccines are recommended, but not required.
  • Pre- and post-camp health screening is required
  • Pre-camp COVID-19 testing is required
  • Masking is optional. Masks will be available for those desiring one.  For travel programs that include air travel, masks will be required when traveling through the airport and when on the plane.
  • HEPA filters will be used in shared sleeping rooms (HEPA filters will only be available at local programs, not travel programs)

Camp One Step encourages any individuals at an increased risk of infection to consult with their healthcare team prior to attending camp to ensure that an in-person camp is a good fit.  If you have any questions or concerns about the above, please send questions to Medical Director, Susie Burke at [email protected].

Camp One Step is so grateful to the community for continuing to put health and safety at the forefront of all that we do.  We hope to see you at camp!

 

Meet your Program Directors
Austin & Erin

Austin Cappelle, Program Director

Austin was a Camp One Step camper from 1984-1996 and started volunteering in 1997. His oncologist was Dr. Edward Baum, the founder of Camp One Step, who encouraged Austin to start coming to camp when he was just 5 years old. Austin has been a counselor for Summer Camp, Winter Camp, Family Camp, White Water Rafting (now Adventure Camp), and Utah Ski Camp. He has been involved with the Seabees Leadership Program, both as a facilitator for Summer Camp and as a previous co-director for the program as well as being a Group Leader for Winter Camp. Currently he is one of the Program Directors for Utah Ski and Adventure Camp. He has also participated as a board member on camp’s Junior Board for Milwaukee and Chicago, and also volunteers for the Chicago Marathon and Poker fundraising initiatives.

Erin Hyerczyk, Program Director

Erin is a former Camp One Step camper who learned about camp from the staff at Children’s Memorial Hospital (now Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital). She started coming to camp in 2003 and started volunteering in 2014. Erin has volunteered for Family Camp, Winter Camp, Utah Ski Camp, Chicago Day Camp, Brain Tumor Family Camp, Sibling Camp, and Summer Camp and is currently one of the Program Directors for Utah Ski Camp. Erin has also volunteered for Team One Step at the Chicago Marathon.

Utah Ski Testimonials

“Can’t say enough on how it changed her. I really didn’t expect a change. It showed her that she can live a life outside of cancer and move on like the other kids in the group. It was awesome for her to have people she can relate too!!!!! EXCELLENT!”
-Camper Parent

“[Our camper] loved, loved, LOVED ski camp!! Thank you again SO MUCH for this INCREDIBLE opportunity! You are all AMAZING and I know [she] can’t wait for the next time! And the best part? I never had to worry about her once…I know she’s in great hands with Camp One Step! Thank you!!!!”
-Camper Parent

“You are doing amazing things for these kids. She missed part of her childhood and struggled to regain relationships after treatment. She will never forget this amazing opportunity. It was so nice as a parent to be able to just say, yes go have fun, and we didn’t have to worry about ANY financial burden. We would not have been able to afford to give her this amazing opportunity. THANK YOU”
-Camper Parent

Video from past camps

Photos from past camps

Our Medical Team

Camp One Step’s Medical Director, Susie Burke, leads our volunteer medical team. The Camp One Step medical team is comprised of volunteer health care professionals who have a passion for working with children and adolescents who are or have experienced the challenges of a life threatening illness. Even though it is important to have staff with pediatric oncology experience, we also welcome staff with other clinical backgrounds such as general pediatrics, adult oncology, emergency, and ICU to name a few. The medical staff work closely together in teams to address the medical needs of each camper. Our goal is to promote the health and well-being of the campers in an atmosphere of fun.

Have any Questions?

About our camps
Devin Ryan-Holanda Vice President Camps & Programs
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 312.924.4220

Jessica Hopper Director of Program Operations
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 312.924.4220

Madeline Brown Programs Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 312.924.4220

About our CONNECTED programs
Devin Ryan-Holanda Vice President Camps & Programs
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 312.924.4220

About our medical team
Susie Burke Medical Director
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 312.924.4220

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Medical Volunteers photo in William Bay on the walking trail

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