Summer Camps in Colusa, CA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: St. Peter in Chains - St. Peter In Chains Elementary School
Get ready for a safari full of LEGO WeDo adventure! Imagine the fun students will have creating music with a drumming monkey, escaping the jaws of a chomping alligator, or trying to calm a roaring lion! Students build these and other LEGO models that come to life by programming them on a laptop to move and make sounds. Adventures await! Please note, there is no class on 3/29. 513-612-5786
Get ready for a safari full of LEGO WeDo adventure! Imagine the fun students will have creating music with a drumming monkey, escaping the jaws of a chomping alligator, or trying to calm a roaring lion! Students build these and other LEGO models that come to life by programming them on a laptop to move and make sounds. Adventures await! Please note, there is no class on 3/29. 513-612-5786
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Camp Green
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Distance
26.89 Miles
Address:
15839 County Road 43, Guinda, California 95637
Camp Green is a camp that strives to teach kids about nature and the environment. At camp we discuss everything from solar and wind...
Activities: swimming, crafts, singing, rafting, drama, games, hiking.
Camp Rockin' U
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Distance
44.3 Miles
Address:
13919 Lake Francis Rd, Dobbins, California 95935
Camp Rocking U is dedicated to providing a healthful, structured and comfortable environment where friends can be made and lifetime memories created.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Bicycling/Biking, Climbing/Rappelling, Fishing, Hiking, Soccer, Team...
Distance
50.78 Miles
Address:
, Rocklin, California
We are excited to welcome back William Jessup University to our Nike Basketball Camp family for another year of summer basketball camp in Rocklin...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
51.72 Miles
Address:
, Sacramento, California
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Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Academic Credit
Camp Pendola
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Distance
53.34 Miles
Address:
2110 Broadway, Sacramento, California 95818
Camp Pendola offers traditional summer camp experiences for girls and boys. Catholic values are practiced in community living.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor...
Camp ReCreation
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Distance
53.34 Miles
Address:
2110 Broadway, Sacramento, California 95818
Camp ReCreation is a non-denominational residential summer camping program serving Northern California children and adults with developmental disabilities.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Community Service, Drama, Fishing, Leadership...
Distance
54.81 Miles
Address:
2555 49th St, Sacramento, California 95817
Camp Ronald McDonald is a residential summer camp for children and adults with special needs.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Drama, Fishing,...
Camp Menzies
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Distance
55.28 Miles
Address:
6601 Elvas Ave, Sacramento, California 95819
Sierra Mt setting, traditional specialized programs open to all girls with emphasis on self-esteem, team bldg & values.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Caving, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Colusa, CA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Hogsmeade Halloween Festival - Fairhope, AL
Hogwarts of Fairhope presents the Hogsmeade Halloween Festival! Join the Professors and Staff for a fun afternoon of Halloween and Harry Potter themed games, crafts and fun! Come in costume to enjoy Trick or Treating as we transform Homestead Village into Hogsmeade, the legendary all-wizard community in the Harry Potter books. There will be a raffle for a chance to win a free registration for Hogwarts of Fairhope Summer Camp 2017. Children of all ages are welcome. $5 charge for ages 3 and up, with a $25 cap for families.
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Winter Break Kid's Camp - Flower Mound, TX
(Early care available at 7am for additional fee) Activities include swimming, sports, arts and crafts, rock climbing*, STEM Activity and more! Cost: $180/child/week or $45/child/day Non-member cost: $200/child/week or $50/child/day Register at the Activity Desk. *Rock wall availability dependent on construction schedule.
Fall Camporee (Chattahoochee) - Gainesville, GA
Nov 13-15. "The Leave No Trace-oree" Register by Troop: $10 if registered on/before 10/29; $15 if registered after. Check-in 5:30-9:30pm. Check-out: by 10am Sunday. BRING: 3 (12 oz) aluminum cans; 1 (28 oz) vegetable or coffee steel can. They will make alcohol stove and housing. POCs: Robert Bruner, 770-532-7207, [email protected] or Phil Nichols, 404-316-2534, [email protected]
Kid's Camp - Whitewood, SD
Open to K-6th graders! This year we are hosting our first ever all-day Kid’s Camp! Our theme this year is “diving deep into God’s Word” and we will be hosting a variety of games, activities, crafts, and teachings about who Jesus is. Camp runs 9:00am - 5:00pm each day. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS July 22nd! This event is hosted at no cost thanks to community volunteers! Register online at www.blackhillsbaptistchurch.org/kidscamp.
Hogsmeade Halloween Festival - Fairhope, AL
Hogwarts of Fairhope presents the Hogsmeade Halloween Festival! Join the Professors and Staff for a fun afternoon of Halloween and Harry Potter themed games, crafts and fun! Come in costume to enjoy Trick or Treating as we transform Homestead Village into Hogsmeade, the legendary all-wizard community in the Harry Potter books. There will be a raffle for a chance to win a free registration for Hogwarts of Fairhope Summer Camp 2017. Children of all ages are welcome. $5 charge for ages 3 and up, with a $25 cap for families.
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Winter Break Kid's Camp - Flower Mound, TX
(Early care available at 7am for additional fee) Activities include swimming, sports, arts and crafts, rock climbing*, STEM Activity and more! Cost: $180/child/week or $45/child/day Non-member cost: $200/child/week or $50/child/day Register at the Activity Desk. *Rock wall availability dependent on construction schedule.
Fall Camporee (Chattahoochee) - Gainesville, GA
Nov 13-15. "The Leave No Trace-oree" Register by Troop: $10 if registered on/before 10/29; $15 if registered after. Check-in 5:30-9:30pm. Check-out: by 10am Sunday. BRING: 3 (12 oz) aluminum cans; 1 (28 oz) vegetable or coffee steel can. They will make alcohol stove and housing. POCs: Robert Bruner, 770-532-7207, [email protected] or Phil Nichols, 404-316-2534, [email protected]
Kid's Camp - Whitewood, SD
Open to K-6th graders! This year we are hosting our first ever all-day Kid’s Camp! Our theme this year is “diving deep into God’s Word” and we will be hosting a variety of games, activities, crafts, and teachings about who Jesus is. Camp runs 9:00am - 5:00pm each day. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS July 22nd! This event is hosted at no cost thanks to community volunteers! Register online at www.blackhillsbaptistchurch.org/kidscamp.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Butterflies - The Evergreen School
Class will be discussing and learning about butterflies all this week. Curriculum for this class is presented through books, science of the butterfly life cycle, games, and crafts. Well discuss different specimen, special butterfly gardens with plants and flowers, what they eat, and many other fun facts. 206-957-1533
Cool Critters Two-Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
4 and 5 Year Olds The cold-blooded reptiles and amphibians are the stars of this camp. Participants will have fun meeting live critters, playing games and enjoying stories, crafts and nature activities. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * Register before June 1st and receive a $2.00 discount. LOCATION Harris Nature Center Classroom at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff
WEEK 5: Ages 4-8: SPACE: REACH FOR THE STARS - SciTech Kids
Get ready for an amazing exploration of space. Kids will learn fun facts about the universe through hands-on activity that expand their mind. Topics include planetariums, constellations, space missions, building a satellite, lunar phases, planets, the International Space Station, tracking the Sun and how telescopes work. The week will conclude with a visit to the Planetarium and discussion of our balloon space launch in April 2015. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055
Adventure Camp - Week 7 - The Greenwell Foundation
Adventure Camp is for children ages 8 – 12 (by first day of camp session). Why is Adventure Camp different? Campers are provided the opportunity to explore further into the park with longer hikes, shelter building, and learning how to build a campfire – and then Smores! Part of Adventure Camp is letting the group direct what activities they would like to do by coming up with new and exciting adventures. The staff has the freedom to be creative when making these fun adventures come to life. Campers will have an opportunity to kayak twice during the week, including a visit to the Hollywood Oyster Company. They will create and run their own unique obstacle course, go fishing and crabbing from the pier, and build their own boats out of recycled materials and test to see if they are sea-worthy. Mid-week, campers will hike to the Manor House area where they can build forts with bamboo, explore the gardens, play water games and capture the flag, visit the Barn and participate in our Nature Time program. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week there is a chance to make Smores. The week ends with Tye-Dye Friday... 301-373-9775
Wet N Wild Journey - Pine Springs Camp
Wet-N-Wild Journey offers campers the choice to spend more time in the water. While all camps have pool time and a pool party, Wet-N-Wild campers spend more time playing pool games and participating in on- and off-site water related activities. 814-629-9834
Butterflies - The Evergreen School
Class will be discussing and learning about butterflies all this week. Curriculum for this class is presented through books, science of the butterfly life cycle, games, and crafts. Well discuss different specimen, special butterfly gardens with plants and flowers, what they eat, and many other fun facts. 206-957-1533
Cool Critters Two-Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
4 and 5 Year Olds The cold-blooded reptiles and amphibians are the stars of this camp. Participants will have fun meeting live critters, playing games and enjoying stories, crafts and nature activities. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * Register before June 1st and receive a $2.00 discount. LOCATION Harris Nature Center Classroom at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff
WEEK 5: Ages 4-8: SPACE: REACH FOR THE STARS - SciTech Kids
Get ready for an amazing exploration of space. Kids will learn fun facts about the universe through hands-on activity that expand their mind. Topics include planetariums, constellations, space missions, building a satellite, lunar phases, planets, the International Space Station, tracking the Sun and how telescopes work. The week will conclude with a visit to the Planetarium and discussion of our balloon space launch in April 2015. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055
Adventure Camp - Week 7 - The Greenwell Foundation
Adventure Camp is for children ages 8 – 12 (by first day of camp session). Why is Adventure Camp different? Campers are provided the opportunity to explore further into the park with longer hikes, shelter building, and learning how to build a campfire – and then Smores! Part of Adventure Camp is letting the group direct what activities they would like to do by coming up with new and exciting adventures. The staff has the freedom to be creative when making these fun adventures come to life. Campers will have an opportunity to kayak twice during the week, including a visit to the Hollywood Oyster Company. They will create and run their own unique obstacle course, go fishing and crabbing from the pier, and build their own boats out of recycled materials and test to see if they are sea-worthy. Mid-week, campers will hike to the Manor House area where they can build forts with bamboo, explore the gardens, play water games and capture the flag, visit the Barn and participate in our Nature Time program. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week there is a chance to make Smores. The week ends with Tye-Dye Friday... 301-373-9775
Wet N Wild Journey - Pine Springs Camp
Wet-N-Wild Journey offers campers the choice to spend more time in the water. While all camps have pool time and a pool party, Wet-N-Wild campers spend more time playing pool games and participating in on- and off-site water related activities. 814-629-9834