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Yes, it is a different registration, however, you can register for both Virtual CR4TS and Family CR4TS by visiting CampDocs found here: https://app.campdoc.com/!/?r=oak

As Family CR4TS is free of charge and has a capacity at KOA Temecula/ Vail Lake, registration will be closed as soon as capacity is reached. To ensure all families are registered in time for the final information packet to be delivered.  Registration is handled via CampDocs found here: https://app.campdoc.com/!/?r=oak

Family CR4TS will be held at KOA Temecula/ Vail Lake in the Temecula California area.  The actual address is: 38000 Hwy 79 South Temecula, CA 92592

No, all reservations at for Family CR4TS Temecula/Vail Lake will be made by registering through the Oncology And Kids website at oaksd.org. You will not need to reach out to KOA in addition to completing your registration through the OAK website.

Yes. Family Camp is available to qualifying families free of charge. Please reference previous question about qualifications. However, there is a limited number of family slots available for Family CR4TS, so be sure to register before capacity is reached.

OAK Family CR4TS will not require any proof of vaccinations to attend.  The weekend program will allow for families to interact outdoor at their own level of comfort.

Each family will be responsible for their own transportation to and from the KOA Temecula/Vail Lake campground.  If assistance is needed, please contact OAK Camp leadership at CR4TS@oncologyandkids.org

Normal campground arrival time will be determined as soon as a new date is chosen. Check-out is at the regular campground departure time of 12:00pm on Sunday.  There is a chance the campground will allow early arrival or late departure, so please stay tuned.

Each family will be assigned their own campground site.  Families  can either pitch tents, park an RV, or simply sleep out under the stars in their assigned space.

No, it is not necessary to have an RV. Most families will be tent camping.

If you do not own or have access to borrowing a tent, please contact OAK Camp leadership at CR4TS@oncologyandkids.org.  Additionally, there are websites where families can rent RVs from individuals.  Two RV rental sites include but are not limited to www.outdoorsy.com and www.rvshare.com. Oncology And Kids are not affiliated with either of those sites.

As each family will be assigned their own personal camp space, each family will need to park all of their vehicles within that space.

Add an answer to this item.Each individual campsite includes a picnic table, a firepit, water hose hookup, and space for an RV or Tent.  *Electricity and sewer for RV hookup is available only on a limited basis. *Priority to those electrical hookups sites will be given to those families with special medical equipment. 

Yes, well behaved pets are allowed. All pets must be on a leash while in the park and at your site.  Pets are welcome to be off-leash in Kamp K9 but must be leashed to and from.

Yes, in addition to the limited number of campsites that have direct electrical hookups, there will be electrical stations that will allow people to plug in. As mentioned, camp families in need of assistance with their medical equipment will be given priority to the power boxes and will be assigned the family spaces nearest to those power boxes. 

We will be in an area of the campground called the Arroyo Seco and Lower Arroyo Seco.  This section of the campground has three buildings that include toilets and showers.  

Currently, Oncology And Kids will be providing a portion of the meals during the Family CR4TS session.  We are currently working to secure all of the meals for the weekend. If you have any leads to possible meal donations, please reach out to a member of the leadership team at CR4TS@oncologyandkids.org  Families are welcome to bring any additional meals and or snacks to make their weekend more enjoyable. There are also plenty of grocery stores and restaurants in the nearby area to access as well. 

Family CR4TS will have medical staff onsite to provide basic first aid support for all campers for the weekend.  The management of all medications will be the responsibility of each family and will not be the responsibility of any OAK volunteer. 

We are still developing the specific weekend program schedule, but rest assured that there will be several optional large group activities, and plenty of quality family time.

In addition to the activities available at the KOA Temecula/ Vail Lake campground (hiking, mountain biking, swimming pools, disc golf, mini golf, basketball, pickleball, and horseshoes) OAK will have several special activities planned.

Add an answer to this item. The following list is just an initial recommendation of what your family may want to consider bringing for an enjoyable weekend of camping. We will send out a more detailed suggested packing list as we get closer and have a better idea of the expected weather. 

Camping equipment

• Tent/Canopy/RV
• Sleeping Bags/Blanket/ Tarp
• Pillows
• Flashlights
• Stove/Grill/Coffee Maker
• Cookware/Flatware/ Plates/ Cups

Food/Snacks/Water

• Refillable water bottle for each family member
• Large bottles of water
• Coffee

Clothing

• Lightweight shirts
• Heavy jackets for night
• Tennis shoes/hiking shoes/ at least two pair of footwear

Miscellaneous

• Toiletries
• Bug Spray
• Sunscreen
• Hats
• Scarves
• Sunglasses
• Camera
• Bikes
• Scooters
• Skateboards
• Pets
• Coolers with your favorite beverages or chilled treat