sleepaway

adjective

sleep·away | \ ˈslēp-ə-ˌwā

Definition of sleepaway

: providing accommodations for overnight sleep and extended stay away from home sleepaway camps

We sent the kids off to sleepaway camp for the week.

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Shaw said about the conflict with northern sleepaway camps, which typically end in mid- to late August. — Lois K. Solomon, sun-sentinel.com, "School Board approves early start next year despite pleas from parents," 25 July 2019 In a 2014 study by child development expert Yalda T. Uhls of Common Sense Media, preteens who spent just five days at a sleepaway nature camp without access to screens developed a greater understanding of real-world interpersonal communication cues. — Terri Akman, Philly.com, "Tech-free camps change kids' brains for the better. How have parents and kids adjusted?," 15 Mar. 2018

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sleepaway

adjective

US : providing beds and rooms so people can stay overnight for a number of nights