Daily structure and activities
Glam Camp Single Day is a one-day themed program held on weekdays when school is out. Each session lasts 300 MINUTES and cycles through age-appropriate activities including updos, make-up, polished nails, crafts and games tied to the day's theme. Sessions are structured to let campers try multiple stations and enjoy group activities without committing to a multi-day program.
Because it's a single day, Glam Camp Single Day is often used as a taster for families trying camp for the first time. Campers meet peers who enjoy creative beauty play, practice new skills, and take home crafts. The Scottsdale location near Talking Stick Resort and the Scottsdale Airpark edge makes it a convenient weekday option for commuter families and visitors.
Booking, timing and logistics
Glam Camp Single Day runs on weekdays when school is out, during summer and holiday breaks; each session is 300 MINUTES long. The listed price is $65 per camper. Parents should plan transportation and full-day availability; the program is designed to occupy a school day off rather than a short drop-in.
Sweet & Sassy of Scottsdale sits adjacent to Loop 101, so the salon is accessible from Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa for commuter drop-offs or airport-area visitors. Valley Metro bus connections and the Scottsdale Trolley serve nearby routes, and local landmarks like Talking Stick Resort or OdySea Aquarium help guests find the salon on event days.
What to bring and expectations
Pack a refillable water bottle, a packed snack, and a change of clothes in case of crafts or polish. Label personal items because multiple campers participate in hands-on activities. Light outerwear is useful in Scottsdale's desert climate, where indoor air conditioning is common but brief outdoor transitions may occur when arriving or leaving.
Camp sessions are supervised by the salon's staff and organized around the day's theme to balance crafts, beauty stations and games. Because this is a single-day program, families should treat it as an introductory experience rather than sustained training; it's best for children who want a creative, social day off school without a multi-day commitment.
