Summer Camps in Glenns Ferry, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fossil Beach Field Trip - EcoAdventures
Fossil Beach Field Trip (Led by our very own Mei Len Sanchez Barr) June 29th 9am – 4pm $80 Are you ready to go Fossil Hunting? Join our team of fossil hunter enthusiasts, where we will go in our ECOADVENTURES Snake van to Matoaka Beach in St. Leonards. Put your skills to the test (and with a little luck), dig, unearth, and uncover, shark, crocodile, whale, skate and rays, and shells fossils from the Chesapeake Bay! Best part- is you get to keep what you find! Learn and participate in seining activities where we will look at the marine life and catch fish, eels, shrimp, crabs, and more! Have your team participate in a beach scavenger hunt. All this fun will make you hungry for a BBQ lunch with hot dogs, chips, and a drink while you relax in a gazebo overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. Space is limited, sign up now! Optional BBQ lunch- $5 includes hot dog, chips, watermelon, drink (410) 279-5416
Fossil Beach Field Trip (Led by our very own Mei Len Sanchez Barr) June 29th 9am – 4pm $80 Are you ready to go Fossil Hunting? Join our team of fossil hunter enthusiasts, where we will go in our ECOADVENTURES Snake van to Matoaka Beach in St. Leonards. Put your skills to the test (and with a little luck), dig, unearth, and uncover, shark, crocodile, whale, skate and rays, and shells fossils from the Chesapeake Bay! Best part- is you get to keep what you find! Learn and participate in seining activities where we will look at the marine life and catch fish, eels, shrimp, crabs, and more! Have your team participate in a beach scavenger hunt. All this fun will make you hungry for a BBQ lunch with hot dogs, chips, and a drink while you relax in a gazebo overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. Space is limited, sign up now! Optional BBQ lunch- $5 includes hot dog, chips, watermelon, drink (410) 279-5416
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Distance
45.25 Miles
Address:
PO Box 389, Shoshone, Idaho 83352
Traditional Bible camp + adventure camps and servant events located in beautiful mountains outstanding Christian staff.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Community Service, Horseback Riding (Western), Rafting,...
Distance
62.89 Miles
Address:
2676 S Vista Ave, Boise, Idaho 83705
Camp Rainbow Gold offers camping experiences each summer and other events during the year. We host a 1 wk camp for children with cancer,...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
64.88 Miles
Address:
, Boise, Idaho
This summer
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Camp Hodia
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Distance
65.07 Miles
Address:
1701 N 12th St, Boise, Idaho 83702
Sawtooth Mountains, loads of fun, friendship, one camp for teens, one for school age. Learn to live with diabetes.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Horseback Riding (Western), Rafting...
Distance
65.2 Miles
Address:
877 E Chardie Rd, Boise, Idaho 83702
Individualized balanced program. Expert instruction. Exciting wilderness trips. 120 staff. Diversity welcomed.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Nature/Environmental...
Alice Pittenger
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Distance
67.17 Miles
Address:
1410 N Etheridge Ln, Boise, Idaho 83704
A great place to meet new friends, have fun, and build self-esteem. Non Girl Scout campers welcome.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Pine Creek Ranch
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Distance
67.17 Miles
Address:
1410 N Etheridge Ln, Boise, Idaho 83704
Beautiful ranch setting near Salmon Rd. Easy access to whitewater rafting. Non -Girl Scout campers and staff welcome.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drama, Hiking, Horseback...
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Glenns Ferry, ID Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Wine and Oyster Night with the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen
Join us at Pearlz Oyster Bar in the Vista to celebrate the National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. Coinciding with Midlands Gives this year, we are gearing up for a night of fun and philanthropy and we want you to be there! The SC Campaign works hard all year to help reduce the number of teen pregnancies in communities across the state and we depend on the help of those invested in the future of South Carolina. Want to help? Sponsor us during Midlands Gives by making a donation on May 3rd- https://midlandsgives.org/npo/south-carolina-campaign-to-prevent-teen-pregnancy/ Hosted by: Forrest Alton and Heather Brandt Charlie and Cayci Banks Alvin and LaGuadia Caughman Jamie and Tameika Isaac Devine Philippe Herndon and Jennifer Duffy Erin Johnson and Shawn Skillman Mary Ellen Maloney MPA Strategies Clare Folio Morris Kemi Ogunji Kyle and Heather Reeves Matthew and Beth Richardson Carol Singletary Matthew and Kimberley Wicker Michelle Nimmons Carol's Art Group Cromer's P-Nuts, LLC Tina Torres of She Did That! Lara and Scott Winburn Sponsored by: Midlands Biz
Teen Program Fall Camp - St. Marys, GA
Out of school for the week and bored? Hang out with the Teen Program! November 21: Jacksonville Zoo (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) November 22: Habitat for Humanity, lunch and a movie November 23: Rebounderz (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) Register at the Youth Center (912-573-2380). $20/day or $50 for all 3 days.
Teen Camp - Milner, GA
Camp Indian Summer - Irvine, KY
Miss that camp experience from years gone by? Come to Camp Indian Summer. ! Hiking, four square, music, camp fires, dances, ball field games, and everything else you love about The Cathedral Domain. Ages 21+
St. Louis Youth Camp's Trivia Night - St. Louis, Missouri, MO
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR REGISTRATION: https://campweloki.wildapricot.org/event-2109063 St. Louis Youth Camp’s presents our 7th annual trivia night! 100% of money raised benefits girls ages 8 – 18 to attend Camp Weloki. The event will be held at Mercy Hospital Conference Center on New Ballas Road. Doors open at 6:00pm, and trivia begins promptly at 7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded to the winning table. There will also be raffles, games and attendance prizes! Cost is $200 for an 8-person table or $25 per person ($30 per person at the door). Beer, soda and water are provided and we encourage you to bring your own food and beverages as well. A flyer with more information can be obtained at http://campweloki.com/events.html or call Erin Lynch at 636-530-1883 or by e-mail: [email protected]
Wine and Oyster Night with the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen
Join us at Pearlz Oyster Bar in the Vista to celebrate the National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. Coinciding with Midlands Gives this year, we are gearing up for a night of fun and philanthropy and we want you to be there! The SC Campaign works hard all year to help reduce the number of teen pregnancies in communities across the state and we depend on the help of those invested in the future of South Carolina. Want to help? Sponsor us during Midlands Gives by making a donation on May 3rd- https://midlandsgives.org/npo/south-carolina-campaign-to-prevent-teen-pregnancy/ Hosted by: Forrest Alton and Heather Brandt Charlie and Cayci Banks Alvin and LaGuadia Caughman Jamie and Tameika Isaac Devine Philippe Herndon and Jennifer Duffy Erin Johnson and Shawn Skillman Mary Ellen Maloney MPA Strategies Clare Folio Morris Kemi Ogunji Kyle and Heather Reeves Matthew and Beth Richardson Carol Singletary Matthew and Kimberley Wicker Michelle Nimmons Carol's Art Group Cromer's P-Nuts, LLC Tina Torres of She Did That! Lara and Scott Winburn Sponsored by: Midlands Biz
Teen Program Fall Camp - St. Marys, GA
Out of school for the week and bored? Hang out with the Teen Program! November 21: Jacksonville Zoo (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) November 22: Habitat for Humanity, lunch and a movie November 23: Rebounderz (bus leaves at 9 am and returns at 4 pm) Register at the Youth Center (912-573-2380). $20/day or $50 for all 3 days.
Teen Camp - Milner, GA
Camp Indian Summer - Irvine, KY
Miss that camp experience from years gone by? Come to Camp Indian Summer. ! Hiking, four square, music, camp fires, dances, ball field games, and everything else you love about The Cathedral Domain. Ages 21+
St. Louis Youth Camp's Trivia Night - St. Louis, Missouri, MO
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR REGISTRATION: https://campweloki.wildapricot.org/event-2109063 St. Louis Youth Camp’s presents our 7th annual trivia night! 100% of money raised benefits girls ages 8 – 18 to attend Camp Weloki. The event will be held at Mercy Hospital Conference Center on New Ballas Road. Doors open at 6:00pm, and trivia begins promptly at 7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded to the winning table. There will also be raffles, games and attendance prizes! Cost is $200 for an 8-person table or $25 per person ($30 per person at the door). Beer, soda and water are provided and we encourage you to bring your own food and beverages as well. A flyer with more information can be obtained at http://campweloki.com/events.html or call Erin Lynch at 636-530-1883 or by e-mail: [email protected]
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Space Exploration - Blazers Club
Venture into the universe to learn about planets, stars, and galaxies through art projects and activities. At the end of the week, youll be an all-around outer-space expert! 503 232 0186
Angel Island Camp: Starfish(Best of Best Aug 8-12) - The Ranch
Starfish : Best of the Best Theme Grades: Entering 1-2 For many Starfish campers, this is their first experience with an all day summer camp program. Our #1 focus is creating a safe, comfortable, group-camping experience. Starfish campers will have an 8:1 camper to staff ratio. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please bring daily: Sunscreen, jacket, closed toed shoes, lunch and snack. Meeting Location: In San Francisco: In front of the Cost Plus World Market located at 2252 Taylor St, San Francisco In Tiburon: The grassy park behind the Tiburon Library located at 1501 Tiburon Blvd ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY 3. Camps GRADES 1st - 2nd LOCATION Angel Island State Park INSTRUCTOR Bryan Vitale
Field Hockey Day Camp Session #1 - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
The WCU Field Hockey Day Camp is designed for the development of the field hockey athlete from advanced level to beginners. All campers will have individual skill instruction with play-ers of similar ability and experience. Topics that will be covered: individual/group instruction, offensive/defensive strategies, specialized goal-keeper instruction, as well as competitive game experiences in a positive learning environment. EQUIPMENT Each camper should bring a stick, shinguards, sneakers or turf shoes, mouthguard, bath-ing suit, sunscreen, and a con-tainer of water (no glass). WCU and its camp staff are not re-sponsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. MEALS All campers are responsible for providing their own lunch and drinks (in a cooler). 610-436-3555
Shakespeare Unplugged Workshop - Carolina Day School
This workshop explores Shakespeare in an intimate and accessible way through passion, imagination, and language. You will gain a deeper understanding of the plays, the motives behind them and the characters. We will create a piece of theatre using select Shakespearean texts and perform it in an outdoor location at the end of the week."All the world s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts." Leader: David Dvorscak 828-274-0757
Thursday After School Spring 2016 - Terra Firma Farm
Terra Firma Farm is entering our 12th year of After School Programs here on the Farm! Throughout the year, the farm-based after school program serves local area students every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. The Terra Firma Farm After School program follows the Stonington Public School Calendar for holidays, half days, vacations and cancellations. Students are dropped at the farm after school or on the school bus and must be picked up by 5:30 PM. The After School program offers children in grades K- 4 the opportunity for fun, learning and exploration. Students arrive on the farm and are welcomed with a fresh after school snack. The children then do farm animal chores such as feeding the pigs, goats, cows, donkeys and the hens. A highlight of each day is gathering eggs from the laying hens. After chores are completed, children may participate in a range of other agriculture-based activities, including gardening, cooking, canning and preserving food, cheese- or butter-making, fiber arts, nature crafts, and much more. Other crafts and activities are scheduled to coincide with holidays and seasonal changes on the farm. 860-535-8171
Space Exploration - Blazers Club
Venture into the universe to learn about planets, stars, and galaxies through art projects and activities. At the end of the week, youll be an all-around outer-space expert! 503 232 0186
Angel Island Camp: Starfish(Best of Best Aug 8-12) - The Ranch
Starfish : Best of the Best Theme Grades: Entering 1-2 For many Starfish campers, this is their first experience with an all day summer camp program. Our #1 focus is creating a safe, comfortable, group-camping experience. Starfish campers will have an 8:1 camper to staff ratio. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please bring daily: Sunscreen, jacket, closed toed shoes, lunch and snack. Meeting Location: In San Francisco: In front of the Cost Plus World Market located at 2252 Taylor St, San Francisco In Tiburon: The grassy park behind the Tiburon Library located at 1501 Tiburon Blvd ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY 3. Camps GRADES 1st - 2nd LOCATION Angel Island State Park INSTRUCTOR Bryan Vitale
Field Hockey Day Camp Session #1 - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
The WCU Field Hockey Day Camp is designed for the development of the field hockey athlete from advanced level to beginners. All campers will have individual skill instruction with play-ers of similar ability and experience. Topics that will be covered: individual/group instruction, offensive/defensive strategies, specialized goal-keeper instruction, as well as competitive game experiences in a positive learning environment. EQUIPMENT Each camper should bring a stick, shinguards, sneakers or turf shoes, mouthguard, bath-ing suit, sunscreen, and a con-tainer of water (no glass). WCU and its camp staff are not re-sponsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. MEALS All campers are responsible for providing their own lunch and drinks (in a cooler). 610-436-3555
Shakespeare Unplugged Workshop - Carolina Day School
This workshop explores Shakespeare in an intimate and accessible way through passion, imagination, and language. You will gain a deeper understanding of the plays, the motives behind them and the characters. We will create a piece of theatre using select Shakespearean texts and perform it in an outdoor location at the end of the week."All the world s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts." Leader: David Dvorscak 828-274-0757
Thursday After School Spring 2016 - Terra Firma Farm
Terra Firma Farm is entering our 12th year of After School Programs here on the Farm! Throughout the year, the farm-based after school program serves local area students every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. The Terra Firma Farm After School program follows the Stonington Public School Calendar for holidays, half days, vacations and cancellations. Students are dropped at the farm after school or on the school bus and must be picked up by 5:30 PM. The After School program offers children in grades K- 4 the opportunity for fun, learning and exploration. Students arrive on the farm and are welcomed with a fresh after school snack. The children then do farm animal chores such as feeding the pigs, goats, cows, donkeys and the hens. A highlight of each day is gathering eggs from the laying hens. After chores are completed, children may participate in a range of other agriculture-based activities, including gardening, cooking, canning and preserving food, cheese- or butter-making, fiber arts, nature crafts, and much more. Other crafts and activities are scheduled to coincide with holidays and seasonal changes on the farm. 860-535-8171