Campers can travel to the camp in various ways. They can drive themselves, be dropped off by parents, or they can fly on an airline to San Diego. Please read the information provided below on the different types of services we offer in regards to traveling to the Great Western Lacrosse Camp.

All air arrivals must arrive in San Diego between 10:00am and 2:00pm on Wednesday. (Goalies arrive between 9:00am and 12:00noon on Tuesday). All Departures, both main camp and goalies should leave San Diego after 3:00pm on Sunday. The airport is called San Diego International Airport. We will have staff at the airport collecting the campers and putting them on a shuttle to San Diego State. Campers are to congregate at the baggage claim where a staff member will deliver them to the shuttle. Anyone traveling to San Diego arriving at the Commuter Terminal, MUST catch the RED BUS. The RED BUS will take you to the main terminal where you should go to the baggage claim area. There will be an additional travel fee of $30.00 for all campers traveling by air.
This fee should be sent along with the travel form if you are requiring Airport to SDSU transportation.

Campers who have drivers licenses can drive themselves to camp with approval from their parents, but we do not encourage this. At check in, parking permits will be given that will allow the camper to park for the week in the dormitory parking lot only. All car keys must be checked in with the Director upon arrival. The camp and/or the University are not responsible for theft or vandalism to any vehicles while they are parked at camp. Anyone using their car during camp will be asked to leave immediately and without a refund, no exceptions!

This is the way we encourage local campers to arrive. This way, parents can meet most of the staff during check-in and discuss any issues they might have prior to the start of camp. The camp store will be open and staffed during check-in so parents can get required or desired gear before the sessions begin. Parents can also pick up game schedules so they can plan attending contests during the weekend of camp.