Oasis Day Camp

Oasis Day Camp handles planning, registration, and program management for day-camp operators nationwide. It’s the corporate hub where permits, insurance, and vendor contracts take shape. Client support spans call centers alongside digital platforms for scheduling and payments. Staffing services include background checks and seasonal recruiting; materials procurement covers everything from sunscreen to sports gear. Communications teams handle everything from parent newsletters to emergency alerts. Financial services cover tuition processing, insurance filings, and year-end tax documents. Behind it all sits the administrative core at 561 7th Ave #3, New York, NY 10018.

Walk into the building on 561 7th Ave, between 40th and 41st, and you’ll find a minimalist lobby anchoring an operation built for scale; staffers field inbound questions, route contracts, and manage logistics across multiple regions. The office handles sensitive data—health forms, enrollment lists, staff rosters—so security measures stay tight year-round. Internal tools sync camper records with facility schedules; this keeps summer headcounts accurate and bunk assignments conflict-free. After the spring rush, the pace slows to fall planning—licensing renewals, vendor negotiations, and training modules for next season’s staff.

For help navigating contracts or accessing support, call (800) 317-1392; the line routes to specialists who manage everything from liability paperwork to staff background checks. Whether you need certificates filed or simply a quick update on enrollment numbers, the intake team pulls records from the central system and relays them in minutes. Seasonal transitions require reams of paperwork; the office revisits every clause to ensure compliance before summer opens. Late nights in Q1 mean spreadsheets hum through the weekend—roster finalization, meal-plan requisitions, and bus-route plots all land on the same desk.

Find the office map and directions on Google Maps; the pin drops right at 561 7th Ave #3, above the storefront cafés and below the garment-district stairwells.