Frequently Asked Questions
Is DTC For Me?
If you are ready to learn how to better manage your diabetes, have fun and develop friendships for life, then you are ready for this camp.
Absolutely!!
Adult Camp is designed to reach out to adults of all ages and all fitness and athletic levels. Our team of coaches and medical staff have been hand-chosen to bring their expertise to your training program, whether you are a weekend warrior, competitive athlete or simply interested in integrating general fitness into your life.
Teen Boot Camp is designed as a sports performance camp for teen athletes thriving with type 1 diabetes and their parent/guardian. Our team of coaches and medical staff have been hand-chosen to bring their expertise to your teen athlete’s general training program as well as their specific sport, while providing their parents/guardians with tools to support their teen athlete to be at the top of their game.
In addition, we keep the number of campers on site at all of our camps at a level that allows for much individualized attention throughout the week with a nearly 1:1 ratio.
No. We maintain a small camp so that we can reach out individually to participants at all levels of fitness and provide as much support as needed.
Payment
You can visit our registration site here. There, you will find options to register for any open camps. Payment options vary for each camp, but generally include credit card, check or e-check, as well as installment plans.
The registration fee for our 2026 Adult Week-Long Camp is $2,375 USD and includes accommodations, all meals and all camp programs.
The registration fee for our 2026 Teen Boot Camps is $975 USD for the teen and $1775 USD for the first parent/guardian. Registration fee includes hotel accommodations, all meals and all camp programs.
The registration fee covers all aspects of camp including coaching, training sessions, lectures, and workshops. It also includes the cost of lodging, meals and snacks (does not pertain to The V Camp). Travel and transportation costs are not included.
For our Adult Camp and Teen Boot Camps, a $100 nonrefundable deposit is required at the time of registration. You may select to pay in up to four installments, depending on when you register. Payment may be made by credit card, check, or e-check. Once you are registered, if you were to cancel your registration less than 2 weeks before your camp start date, there is a $375 cancellation fee.
Registration for The V Camp is due at the time of registration.
Once your payment is received, you will receive a confirmation email. As we approach camp, you will receive a LOT more emails with information about traveling to camp, what to pack, the agenda and more! If you have any questions, you can always reach out to Camp Administrators at info@diabetestrainingcamp.com
The $100 deposit at the time of registration is non-refundable. The camp registration fee is fully refundable if canceled more than 2 weeks before the camp start date. If canceled less than 2 weeks before the camp start date, (camp registration fee is refunded EXCEPT) there is a $375 non-refundable cancellation fee.
Logistics
In most cases it will not be necessary. We provide the transportation necessary for all of our camp activities. You are welcome to have your own vehicle for any down time during camp.
In the time leading up to camp, you will receive emails from DTC, including a suggested packing list. You should bring with you training and exercise gear for each day of camp, as well as comfortable leisure clothes for lectures, down time and relaxation. DTC offers lots of exercise choices, but all are optional. Based on your planned activity, you may want to bring: your bike and associated gear (rental options may be available at camp; bike helmets are required for all cycling activity), a swimsuit, swim caps, two goggles, swim towels, running shoes, running attire, general fitness/workout clothes, and a water bottle. Feel free to bring whatever other training tools/gear that you would like to use. Sometimes the lecture rooms can feel chilly–a hoodie or sweater would be a good idea.
As always, please travel with and bring your own supplies. We will have emergency supplies on hand but, as always, please carry your own supplies!
In the spirit of the camp, you’ll be served healthy food provided by our host facility – breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and beverages are included every day. Please let us know if you have any specific dietary requirements.
Yes, we provide snacks, rapid-acting carbs and drinks. We encourage you to bring your own snacks or rapid-acting carbs if you have favorites.
If you are a cyclist or want to learn cycling skills – whether you are new to the bike or a seasoned cyclist – we highly recommend that you bring your own bike if you are interested in cycling.
We recommend you ship your bike, but you could look into bringing it with you on the airplane with your baggage. If shipping, we suggest shipping across the country via FedEx ground (safer, more reliable and faster than UPS). It generally takes 5-7 days at most by FedEx ground to deliver the bike. We recommend packing it into a cardboard box from a bike shop and, for reinforcement, putting the entire cardboard box into another slightly larger cardboard box.
If you are not comfortable packing/unpacking the bike yourself, you can ask a local shop to pack it for you, and our bike coaches will unpack it at camp and repack it to send home. If you have more specific questions, please contact us directly.
Bicycles will be stored in a secure area arranged by our host facility. You will be responsible for carrying your personal belongings, diabetes supplies and training gear with you while out on training sessions.
Miscellaneous
No problem. We offer multiple training and fitness sessions each day as general fitness, including HITT training, yoga and more so you can participate in whatever interests you. However, we have coaches that will help you feel more comfortable on a bike or in the water in just a day or two. If you are looking for great general fitness activities or want to learn a new skill, this would be the place to do it!
An important part of the camp is both rest and the camaraderie of meeting and learning from other campers. With this in mind, there are daily opportunities for free time to relax and enjoy time with the other campers.
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Absolutely! Donations fund scholarship programs for future campers and the expansion of DTC services.
You can donate on our Donation page or become a Sponsor. Or, please contact us for more info at info@diabetestraingcamp.com.
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