Roseville Fire Kids Camp

June 8–12, 2026 | 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Ready for an unforgettable week of action, teamwork, and hands-on learning? Roseville Fire Kids Camp is a five-day experience where kids step into the world of firefighting and emergency response alongside professional firefighters.

Throughout the week, campers will train, learn new skills, and work as a team—building confidence, leadership, and friendships along the way. The week wraps up on Friday with a Muster Challenge, where families are invited to watch campers put their skills to the test in friendly team competitions.

What Campers Will Experience

Camp activities include:

Firefighting basics
Rescue techniques and rappelling
Auto extrication
Water safety
First aid and CPR
Babysitting basics
Fitness and teamwork challenges

This camp is designed to be fun, challenging, and rewarding for motivated youth who enjoy being active and learning in a structured environment.

Campers Ages 11-14

Campers

Ages: 11–14 years old as of June 8, 2026
Commitment: Full week attendance required
Cost: $395 for the week

Roseville Fire Kids Camp is designed for youth who are curious about the fire service and eager to learn what it takes to be a firefighter. Campers will spend the week learning, training, and participating in hands-on activities led by fire department professionals.

Camp Activities Include:

Rappelling
Rescue techniques
Firefighting fundamentals
Auto extrication
Water safety
First aid and CPR
Babysitting basics
Fitness and teamwork challenges

This camp is a great opportunity to challenge yourself, build confidence, work as part of a team, and make new friends.

Important Safety Information

Roseville Fire Kids Camp involves rigorous physical activity, including wearing fire personal protective equipment (turnout jackets, helmets, leather gloves, and eye protection). Campers must be able to listen carefully, follow instructions, process information quickly, and respond promptly to direction to ensure a safe and successful experience.

Junior Counselor Ages 15-16

Junior Counselors

Ages: 15–17 years old
Commitment: Full week attendance required
Cost: $225 for the week

Roseville Fire Kids Camp is seeking enthusiastic and motivated Junior Counselors to help support campers and camp staff throughout the week. This role is ideal for returning campers who want to take the next step by building leadership skills while helping create a safe, fun, and positive camp experience.

Role Overview

Under the direction of camp staff, Junior Counselors assist with daily activities, support campers, and help ensure a safe and inclusive environment.

Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with daily camp activities and programs while following all safety protocols
Serving as a positive role model and mentor for campers
Helping lead team-building activities that promote cooperation and teamwork
Supporting counselors and staff with conflict resolution when challenges arise
Assisting with the planning and delivery of engaging, inclusive activities

Qualifications:

Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Two years of prior camp participation recommended
Ability to work well in a team environment with flexibility and a positive attitude
Interest in leadership development and mentoring younger campers

Being a Junior Counselor is a great opportunity to gain leadership experience, strengthen teamwork skills, and help create unforgettable moments for campers.

Applications open February 11, 2026.

General Camp Information

Dates & Times: Monday–Friday, June 8–12, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Campers and Junior Counselors must attend all five days.
Location: Roseville Fire Training Center
2030 Hilltop Circle, Roseville, CA
Monday Drop-Off: Parents are asked to stay briefly for a short parent meeting covering camp expectations and a weekly overview.
Thursday Water Safety Day:
Campers will be dropped off at Sunsplash, transported by City buses to Folsom Lake for water safety instruction led by State Parks Lifeguards, then returned to Sunsplash for lunch and supervised time on the water slides.
Pick-up will be at Sunsplash at 4:30 p.m.
Friday Muster Challenge: Families are invited to attend and cheer on campers as they compete in team-based challenges (time TBD).
Meals: Lunch and snacks are provided daily.
Gear: Each participant receives two team shirts and must wear a team shirt each day. A water bottle is also provided.

Important Safety & Participation Notes

Roseville Fire Kids Camp involves rigorous physical activity, including wearing fire personal protective equipment (turnout jackets, helmets, leather gloves, and eye protection). Campers must be able to independently:

Listen closely to instructions
Follow directions quickly and safely
Work as part of a team in a structured environment

Application Process

As part of the application process, prospective campers and Junior Counselors must submit:

A letter of recommendation from a teacher, coach, scout leader, or other trusted adult
A one-page essay explaining why they want to attend Roseville Fire Kids Camp

Applications open February 11, 2026.

Questions?

Please contact us at (916) 774-5800 or [email protected]

City of Roseville