Summer Camps in Havre, MT
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Middle School - Week 3 - Orlando Campus
General Camp Information: Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Registration Fee: $220 Includes: Five full days of camp, a field trip, activities, materials, daily snacks, and a camp T-shirt. Campers are required to bring a bag lunch each day. Where and When: Our Summer Camp will be held at our Orlando facility in our Education Center room. Campers will be able to enter through the Education Center door which is located to the left of the Business Office and Clinic entrances. Camp staff will be greeting campers between 8:30 and 9:00a.m. Please be prompt! On field trip days, we may be leaving as little as 15 minutes after camp begins. Campers must be signed in and out by a parent or guardian each day. Camp Activities: The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlandos Summer Camp is designed for kids who love animals. Campers will experience hands on activities with shelter pets, gain knowledge from educational speakers, and enjoy animal-related arts & crafts, enrichment projects, games, and much more. Each weeks session also includes a field trip, providing campers with an additional fun and educational experience outside of the shelter environment. What to Wear, What to Bring: Campers will... 407-248-1746
General Camp Information: Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Registration Fee: $220 Includes: Five full days of camp, a field trip, activities, materials, daily snacks, and a camp T-shirt. Campers are required to bring a bag lunch each day. Where and When: Our Summer Camp will be held at our Orlando facility in our Education Center room. Campers will be able to enter through the Education Center door which is located to the left of the Business Office and Clinic entrances. Camp staff will be greeting campers between 8:30 and 9:00a.m. Please be prompt! On field trip days, we may be leaving as little as 15 minutes after camp begins. Campers must be signed in and out by a parent or guardian each day. Camp Activities: The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlandos Summer Camp is designed for kids who love animals. Campers will experience hands on activities with shelter pets, gain knowledge from educational speakers, and enjoy animal-related arts & crafts, enrichment projects, games, and much more. Each weeks session also includes a field trip, providing campers with an additional fun and educational experience outside of the shelter environment. What to Wear, What to Bring: Campers will... 407-248-1746
Latest Review for Willow Lake Day Camp
Ideal Day Camp
I love this camp for my kids because they were able to go and have a great time while staying safe, but the best part is that they get to come home at night and tell us all about their adventurous day. I love hearing about the laughs and the good times and hearing how awesome the staff is. We really couldn't ask for a better day camp for our kids. My teenager wants to go, but wishes it was an overnight camp. Maybe one... Read More...
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Winter Youth Camp - Nashport, OH
Join us at Winter Camp for a weekend of fun, fellowship, and learning. We are excited for a change this year, we have changed locations of winter camp. At this time we are trying to get a number of how many people will be attending. For more details, contact Cindy Rager Wilson.
Little Kid Christmas Party - Cypress, TX
This is a Christmas party and gift exchamge for the kids. Wear and dress your kids in Christmas attire and bring a festive lunch item to share for the potluck lunch. Please comment below with what food item you are bringing and if you want your child/children to participate include their name and age. If you have a tiny baby, they dont have to participate. i willw assign which kids are exchanging gifts with who. Please bring a wrapped present to the party for the person you are assigned. For example: Cannon-2
Kid's Camp edition - Wakeboard lessons from Lake Hopatcong Marine - La
Kid's Clinic offered every other week on Wednesdays in the summer months for Kid's (riders 18 and younger) to learn how to wakeboard or wakesurf with Lake Hopatcong Marine. ALL LEVELS of riders encouraged to join, beginners or expert. LHM provide's top notch instruction from LHMwakeshop team rider, Shaina Kassaleh, and instructions from LHM's in house Wake lesson school, Wake Dreams. All of this, plus water & snacks. LOCATION: 132 Rt 181, Lake Hopatcong, NJ 07849 TIME: Noon - 4 pm PRICE: $15 / per person ********** You MUST Register via E-mail *********** [email protected] 1. Date & time (every hour on the hour) you wish to ride. 2. Full Name 3. phone # 4. what you would like to learn? Wakeboarding or Wakesurfing? 5. Do you have equipment? No / Yes.... rope/ lifejacket/ board? Dates: ** JUNE 24th ** JULY 8th ** JULY 22nd ** AUGUST 5th ** AUGUST 19th ** SEPTEMBER 2nd >PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST BE PRESENT DURING THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE FOR THE RIDER. >WAIVER MUST BE SIGNED BEFORE DEPARTURE FROM THE DOCK. >Parent/Guardian does not have to pay a fee to ride on the boat, although, we do recommend getting in on the experience and taking a few pulls.
MS Winter Camp - Walla Walla, WA
Get ready for Trinity Youth's 18th annual Middle School Winter Camp! This weekend will be filled with good food, great friends, and whole lot of fun. Our goals for this camp are: 1. To build strong student-leader relationships 2.To build strong peer relationships 3.To meet students right where they are—helping them take that next step in knowing Jesus better. Oh, and there is also possibility of having a lot of fun, too! Students and leaders will be leaving from Trinity at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, February 12th (dinner not provided). From the church, we will drive 45 minutes south to Meadowood Springs. Everyone will be staying the next two nights at the retreat center there. We will be back at Trinity by 12:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th. The cost of camp is $105. This cost covers travel, lodging, food and fun. To secure your free Winter Camp 2016 t-shirt, get your registration and $25 non-refundable deposit by Sunday, January 17th! After this date, all registrations will be charged an additional $15 late fee. All registrations and full payments are due by Sunday, February 7th. We don’t want anyone—new or old—to not come to Winter Camp because of the cost, so if a scholarship would make...
Experience Youth Camp 2015 - Livingston, TX
Speaker: Apostle Jim Hodges Worship: Jeremy Burk Cost: $235. Theme: iBelong Scripture: 1 John 3:1 Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God.
Winter Youth Camp - Nashport, OH
Join us at Winter Camp for a weekend of fun, fellowship, and learning. We are excited for a change this year, we have changed locations of winter camp. At this time we are trying to get a number of how many people will be attending. For more details, contact Cindy Rager Wilson.
Little Kid Christmas Party - Cypress, TX
This is a Christmas party and gift exchamge for the kids. Wear and dress your kids in Christmas attire and bring a festive lunch item to share for the potluck lunch. Please comment below with what food item you are bringing and if you want your child/children to participate include their name and age. If you have a tiny baby, they dont have to participate. i willw assign which kids are exchanging gifts with who. Please bring a wrapped present to the party for the person you are assigned. For example: Cannon-2
Kid's Camp edition - Wakeboard lessons from Lake Hopatcong Marine - La
Kid's Clinic offered every other week on Wednesdays in the summer months for Kid's (riders 18 and younger) to learn how to wakeboard or wakesurf with Lake Hopatcong Marine. ALL LEVELS of riders encouraged to join, beginners or expert. LHM provide's top notch instruction from LHMwakeshop team rider, Shaina Kassaleh, and instructions from LHM's in house Wake lesson school, Wake Dreams. All of this, plus water & snacks. LOCATION: 132 Rt 181, Lake Hopatcong, NJ 07849 TIME: Noon - 4 pm PRICE: $15 / per person ********** You MUST Register via E-mail *********** [email protected] 1. Date & time (every hour on the hour) you wish to ride. 2. Full Name 3. phone # 4. what you would like to learn? Wakeboarding or Wakesurfing? 5. Do you have equipment? No / Yes.... rope/ lifejacket/ board? Dates: ** JUNE 24th ** JULY 8th ** JULY 22nd ** AUGUST 5th ** AUGUST 19th ** SEPTEMBER 2nd >PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST BE PRESENT DURING THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE FOR THE RIDER. >WAIVER MUST BE SIGNED BEFORE DEPARTURE FROM THE DOCK. >Parent/Guardian does not have to pay a fee to ride on the boat, although, we do recommend getting in on the experience and taking a few pulls.
MS Winter Camp - Walla Walla, WA
Get ready for Trinity Youth's 18th annual Middle School Winter Camp! This weekend will be filled with good food, great friends, and whole lot of fun. Our goals for this camp are: 1. To build strong student-leader relationships 2.To build strong peer relationships 3.To meet students right where they are—helping them take that next step in knowing Jesus better. Oh, and there is also possibility of having a lot of fun, too! Students and leaders will be leaving from Trinity at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, February 12th (dinner not provided). From the church, we will drive 45 minutes south to Meadowood Springs. Everyone will be staying the next two nights at the retreat center there. We will be back at Trinity by 12:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th. The cost of camp is $105. This cost covers travel, lodging, food and fun. To secure your free Winter Camp 2016 t-shirt, get your registration and $25 non-refundable deposit by Sunday, January 17th! After this date, all registrations will be charged an additional $15 late fee. All registrations and full payments are due by Sunday, February 7th. We don’t want anyone—new or old—to not come to Winter Camp because of the cost, so if a scholarship would make...
Experience Youth Camp 2015 - Livingston, TX
Speaker: Apostle Jim Hodges Worship: Jeremy Burk Cost: $235. Theme: iBelong Scripture: 1 John 3:1 Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Robot Builder - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Campers will learn about the Science of Robotics with historical information, discoveries and advances in robot technology. Newtons Laws will be emphasized all week and each camper will receive three robot kits to work on. Campers will be able to take home their remote controlled robots! This year, Terrific Scientific will be featuring our 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot kit and our 14-1 Solar Robot. In addition to these projects, campers will learn how to solder with our space alarm-soldering project. Learning the skills of wiring, gear building, and soldering will allow campers to go on to more sophisticated robot creations. The 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot is a multi-function tracked mobile robotic kit. Utilize different track modules and make your robot transform into 3 amazing variations: the forklift, rover, and gripper. Using the wired controller, command the robot to move forward, backward, turn, grip and lift. The 14-1 Educational Solar Robot Kit is an innovative solar powered science kit that can transform into 14 different robot modes. With renewable energy sources having such an important role in our world, there is no better time to start children on the path to learning basic concepts behind these technologies. 805-570-1988
Have a Ball! - Harbor Light Summer Adventures
Calling all sports fanatics! Campers will engage in various sporting events and learn how to work in teams! 203-292-6949
Boys Lacrosse Camp 2016: Coach Ball & Coach Frates - The Calverton School
Coach Ball & Coach Frates, Calvertons Lacrosse Coaches will share their years of experience with all. Open to beginners, intermediate and experienced players, this camp features three divisions: Youth, Middle School and High School ages. When placing campers, age and physical development will be considered so every player can have a positive experience. Campers will learn individual skills, such as shooting, passing, dodging, and defense, as well as team concepts such as fast breaks, defensive schemes and offensive schemes. The Calverton School has been the breeding group of more than 40 college lacrosse players over the last few years. In addition, campers will have the opportunity to play on synthetic turf field! 410-535-0216 x1130
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) - WWP High School North
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) In the morning camp will feature games, drills, and team-oriented activities designed to develop skills, strengthen consistency and build player confidence. Attention will be given to both singles and doubles games. Afternoon hours will take place in the classroom and will be devoted to game theory and mental toughness. Daily sessions will provide interactive games, activities and simulations designed to build confidence, mental toughness and a better understanding of competitive situations. Two different sessions are offered. Participants can sign up for one or both sessions. Staff: Albert Paulsson and varsity athletes Pre and post camp care is available at Millstone River school through WWP Community Education for an additional fee on their website. To register, please click on "WWP Community Education" on the right side of this page under "Extra Details." Tennis camp staff members will escort children to and from pre/post care. Financial Assistance is available; if you plan to apply you cannot register online. Please come to our office or call 609-799-0909 x 1719 for more information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-8. Registering ineligible...
Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs (dba Camp Hodia) - Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs (dba Camp Hodia)
Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs, Inc. (dba Camp Hodia), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, sponsors camps and programs for youth with type 1 diabetes regardless of their ability to pay. Our programs are designed to foster self-reliance, education and inspiration through healthy self-management of type 1 diabetes, often in outdoor environments. Our staff, teaching by example, provide mentoring and support to participating children and teens, and their families, in a safe, healthy and respectful environment. (208)891-1023
Robot Builder - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Campers will learn about the Science of Robotics with historical information, discoveries and advances in robot technology. Newtons Laws will be emphasized all week and each camper will receive three robot kits to work on. Campers will be able to take home their remote controlled robots! This year, Terrific Scientific will be featuring our 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot kit and our 14-1 Solar Robot. In addition to these projects, campers will learn how to solder with our space alarm-soldering project. Learning the skills of wiring, gear building, and soldering will allow campers to go on to more sophisticated robot creations. The 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot is a multi-function tracked mobile robotic kit. Utilize different track modules and make your robot transform into 3 amazing variations: the forklift, rover, and gripper. Using the wired controller, command the robot to move forward, backward, turn, grip and lift. The 14-1 Educational Solar Robot Kit is an innovative solar powered science kit that can transform into 14 different robot modes. With renewable energy sources having such an important role in our world, there is no better time to start children on the path to learning basic concepts behind these technologies. 805-570-1988
Have a Ball! - Harbor Light Summer Adventures
Calling all sports fanatics! Campers will engage in various sporting events and learn how to work in teams! 203-292-6949
Boys Lacrosse Camp 2016: Coach Ball & Coach Frates - The Calverton School
Coach Ball & Coach Frates, Calvertons Lacrosse Coaches will share their years of experience with all. Open to beginners, intermediate and experienced players, this camp features three divisions: Youth, Middle School and High School ages. When placing campers, age and physical development will be considered so every player can have a positive experience. Campers will learn individual skills, such as shooting, passing, dodging, and defense, as well as team concepts such as fast breaks, defensive schemes and offensive schemes. The Calverton School has been the breeding group of more than 40 college lacrosse players over the last few years. In addition, campers will have the opportunity to play on synthetic turf field! 410-535-0216 x1130
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) - WWP High School North
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) In the morning camp will feature games, drills, and team-oriented activities designed to develop skills, strengthen consistency and build player confidence. Attention will be given to both singles and doubles games. Afternoon hours will take place in the classroom and will be devoted to game theory and mental toughness. Daily sessions will provide interactive games, activities and simulations designed to build confidence, mental toughness and a better understanding of competitive situations. Two different sessions are offered. Participants can sign up for one or both sessions. Staff: Albert Paulsson and varsity athletes Pre and post camp care is available at Millstone River school through WWP Community Education for an additional fee on their website. To register, please click on "WWP Community Education" on the right side of this page under "Extra Details." Tennis camp staff members will escort children to and from pre/post care. Financial Assistance is available; if you plan to apply you cannot register online. Please come to our office or call 609-799-0909 x 1719 for more information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-8. Registering ineligible...
Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs (dba Camp Hodia) - Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs (dba Camp Hodia)
Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs, Inc. (dba Camp Hodia), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, sponsors camps and programs for youth with type 1 diabetes regardless of their ability to pay. Our programs are designed to foster self-reliance, education and inspiration through healthy self-management of type 1 diabetes, often in outdoor environments. Our staff, teaching by example, provide mentoring and support to participating children and teens, and their families, in a safe, healthy and respectful environment. (208)891-1023