Summer Camps in Dearborn, MI

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Camp Colley - 3 Nights - Town of Fountain Hills
CAMP COLLEY OVERNIGHT YOUTH CAMPS Overnight Youth Camps are designed to teach riding skills, horse care, and outdoor recreational skills. Life skills such as responsibility, empathy, and communication are emphasized in each activity. Campers ride a minimum of two hours per day in a series of riding lessons, games, and trail rides. Camp Colley partners with Hunkapi Horse Programs to provide overnight camps. This unique partnership will give campers additional opportunities at camp including, but not limited to, hiking, nature education, mountain biking, archery, and arts and crafts. Campers depart from the Kiwanis Ramada near the Splash Pad at Fountain Park at 8:30 AM on Monday and return at 4:00 PM on Wed. Camp Activities Include: Daily teambuilding and self -development exercises Field trips to the local fire tower, swimming, hiking, arts and crafts and much more! Advanced horsemanship skill classes including trail riding. Detailed itinerary will be made available upon registration. Overnight camp inclusions: Transportation to and from camp Daily riding 1:4 Staff to Camper Ratio All meals and snacks Tents, sleeping bags, and sleeping pads All staff fingerprinted, background checked, and CPR and first-aid certified For more information, log on to /. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participants must sign all...

Waterfalls & Wading - July 24 - Camp Pisgah
Come explore the treasured rivers and waterfalls of western North Carolina! In this session, practice boating on our lake, slide down a natural rock cascade, spend the afternoon tubing along a lazy river, hike through DuPont State Park and explore the waterfalls where the Hunger Games movie was filmed. You and your group will still have plenty of time for campfires and smores as well. Due to the nature of this program, girls must be able to swim 25 yards and tread water non-stop for two minutes in order to participate. 336-274-8491

Afternoon Newcomer Camp - Stanford University
The philosophy of the Newcomer Golf Camp is to introduce the game of golf to juniors aged between 5 and 12 with either no experience or a couple of years of instruction. Campers will learn the fundamentals of the game in a safe, fun and stimulating environment. Instruction will be given at a pace intended to maintain the attention of campers and at the same time be appropriate for each individuals skill level. Active and energetic instructors will lead the youngsters through a series of games and exercises that will develop confidence and passion for the game. Groups will be organized by current skill level. The camp environment is designed to allow participants to meet other young golfers and help foster an enthusiasm and passion for the game. This camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by age, number, grade level and/or gender). 6507252052.0

"Tons-O-Fun" Camp, Grades 1-4, Week 3 - Recreation
OUR PROGRAM - Camp is a great opportunity to meet new friends, develop respect, build self-esteem, and participate in activities in a safe, friendly & fun atmosphere. ACTIVITIES - Your kids will always have something to do! Activities include: field trips, special events, free swim time, sports and group games, theme weeks, arts & crafts, free play and more! COUNSELORS - Staff work to provide a positive experience for all participants. Our counselors are individuals who are selected on the basis of their skills and talents, as well as their enthusiasm. Staff to camper ratio is 1 to 10. For complete program information visit www.enfield-ct.gov/recreation [] or call 860.253.6420. GRADES Kindergarten - Grade 4 LOCATION JFK Middle School, 155 Raffia Rd., Enfield, CT 06082 INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff

Step Into the Story - Session III - Neverland - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Great childrens books serve as launching pads for dramatic adventures. So jump into some of the most awesome stories ever told to become the characters, then act out your favorite parts. Reimagine tales through movement, music, and art creation. Session III focuses on Neverland and the adventures of Peter Pan. Tiger Lily and the Lost Boys of Neverland need to outsmart Captain Hook to escape his clutches. Students will create costumes, sing a song, and spin their best stories to finish their adventure. Students work to create the story for a presentation on the final day of class for family and friends. 817-421-2825