FAQs

​1. What is the refund policy for En Fuego camps?

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We do not offer refunds unless the camp is canceled by En Fuego. In the event of participant cancellation, credit may be applied to a future camp or clinic, subject to availability and approval.

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2. What happens if my child is absent from camp?

We do not offer prorated refunds or credits for absences. However, we may be able to offer a make-up session during a future camp if space allows.

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3. What should my child bring to camp?

Campers should bring:

• Appropriate athletic gear (cleats/turf shoes, glove, bat, etc.)

• Water bottle

• Snacks/lunch (unless otherwise noted)

• Sunscreen

• Positive attitude!

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4. Will food be provided at camp?

Lunch is not provided unless stated in the camp description. A snack bar may be available with items for purchase, such as Chick-fil-A sandwiches or burritos (when offered).

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5. What is the check-in and pick-up process?

Check-in typically begins 30–60 minutes before camp starts. Camp start and end times will be clearly communicated by email prior to the event. Please be prompt for pick-up, as late fees may apply.

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6. Are walk-up registrations allowed?

Walk-ups are allowed only if space is available. We strongly encourage early registration to guarantee a spot and to help with planning.

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7. What happens if camp is canceled due to weather or low enrollment?

In the event of a cancellation due to weather or insufficient registration, you will receive either a full refund or the option to transfer to another camp date.

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8. Is my child insured during camp?

En Fuego provides basic accident coverage. However, we recommend all participants have personal health insurance. Parents/guardians must complete a liability waiver during registration.

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9. What is the camper-to-coach ratio?

We aim to maintain a low camper-to-coach ratio to ensure personalized instruction and safety. Typically, the ratio is 9:1 or better.

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10. Can parents stay and watch camp?

Yes, parents are welcome to observe from designated viewing areas. We ask that all spectators respect boundaries and refrain from coaching from the sidelines.

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11. Is this a recruiting camp? 
No.