Summer Camps in Kiefer, OK
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Aquatics After Camp - Session 1 (Nursery) - Avenues New York
Please use the following link to complete an online swimming assessment form. Note: No class on Monday, July 4th. 646-664-0982
Please use the following link to complete an online swimming assessment form. Note: No class on Monday, July 4th. 646-664-0982
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Distance
10.3 Miles
Address:
5400 S Olympia Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107
Situated on 410 acreson Ft. Gibson Lake, 45 min. E of Tulsa. Ymca Camp Takatoka is a natural adventure wonderland. 1-2 week sessions &...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Caving, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Community Service,...
Distance
11.68 Miles
Address:
2432 E 51st St, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105
1 week session in various areas of the council. Outdoor education, badge work, affordable.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Community Service,...
Distance
11.68 Miles
Address:
2432 E 51st St, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105
Traditional summer resident camp experience. Specialize in meeting the unique needs of girls. Most popular activities include swimming and hoseback riding.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope...
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Distance
11.68 Miles
Address:
2432 E 51st St, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105
Traditional camp program, emphasis on outdoor skills, recreation & water activities. Non girl scouts welcome.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Aerobics/Exercise, Canoeing, Counselor...
Distance
14.51 Miles
Address:
2315 Charles Page Blvd, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Counselor Training (CIT), Field...
Distance
14.76 Miles
Address:
706 S Boston Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119
Camper safety, growth & development are top priorities. Noncompetitive, esteem-building programs that are age-tailored.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Boating, Caving, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback...
Distance
14.76 Miles
Address:
706 S Boston Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119
Fun, safe traditional camp programs with emphasis on camper growth & development. Non Camp Fire members welcome
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Distance
14.91 Miles
Address:
15 E 5th St Ste 4022, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103
Limited enrollment, unlimited opportunities, traditional pgm & Canada canoe trips, fish from our Canadian island lodge.
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Fencing, Fishing, Kayaking, Riflery, Sailing, Wilderness Trips, Aquatic...
Distance
15.13 Miles
Address:
175 E 2nd St Ste 570, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103
Camp activities include sports,games,crafts,special events & field trips. Safe,clean organized & most of all FUN for children in the Tulsa & surrounding areas....
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Dance, Drama, Field Trips, Nature/Environmental...
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Kiefer, OK Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
SPREAD at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016 - Chillicothe, IL
SPREAD retrns to play Summer Camp Music Festival for the 7th straight year! #ScampwithSPREAD SPREAD Set: Sunday, May 29th, 2016 ~ 1:30 PM ~ Camping Stage
Teen Pottery Camp - Danville, KY
Get your hands dirty and play in the mud on the potter’s wheel. This week teens will learn the basics of hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery, and bring home miniature clay sculptures, bowls, and anything else they can carve out of clay! For teens entering 5th through 12th grades. $100. Need-based scholarships are available. Contact Maggie Shapiro Haskett at [email protected] or 859.236.4054 to apply for a scholarship.
2016 NOYC! Youth Camp Rally - Shelby, OH
The NOYC! Is proud to present the 2016 Youth Camp Rally! Everyone is invited to join the NOYC family for an evening of worship, fun, and fellowship! We will be sharing the newest info about NOYC 2016 including the theme for the year, sharing many camp memories, and set a challenge for the months to follow! Preaching will be brought by Heritage FWB youth Pastor Josh Workman. Please join us for this exciting event!
Winter Teen Retreat - Wautoma, WI
This event is coming up soon, and we have received a good number of registrations and volunteers. Use this Facebook event page to share your enthusiasm, or to plan rides. The registration form is online at www.campphillip.com/downloads
TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 4 - Marshall, VA
June 23 & 24 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.
SPREAD at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016 - Chillicothe, IL
SPREAD retrns to play Summer Camp Music Festival for the 7th straight year! #ScampwithSPREAD SPREAD Set: Sunday, May 29th, 2016 ~ 1:30 PM ~ Camping Stage
Teen Pottery Camp - Danville, KY
Get your hands dirty and play in the mud on the potter’s wheel. This week teens will learn the basics of hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery, and bring home miniature clay sculptures, bowls, and anything else they can carve out of clay! For teens entering 5th through 12th grades. $100. Need-based scholarships are available. Contact Maggie Shapiro Haskett at [email protected] or 859.236.4054 to apply for a scholarship.
2016 NOYC! Youth Camp Rally - Shelby, OH
The NOYC! Is proud to present the 2016 Youth Camp Rally! Everyone is invited to join the NOYC family for an evening of worship, fun, and fellowship! We will be sharing the newest info about NOYC 2016 including the theme for the year, sharing many camp memories, and set a challenge for the months to follow! Preaching will be brought by Heritage FWB youth Pastor Josh Workman. Please join us for this exciting event!
Winter Teen Retreat - Wautoma, WI
This event is coming up soon, and we have received a good number of registrations and volunteers. Use this Facebook event page to share your enthusiasm, or to plan rides. The registration form is online at www.campphillip.com/downloads
TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 4 - Marshall, VA
June 23 & 24 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Film Crew 101-Winter 2016 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Class meet: January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 25, March 3, 10, 17 No class February 18th Ready to learn the basics of making a film? This 7 week class will take students through the entire film making process, including screenwriting, story-boarding (pre-production planning), camera and sound work, and final editing (post-production). Students will work together as a production team to create a short film together. Students will also take home a DVD of the final product to view at home! All equipment provided. Film Viewing and family pizza dinner from 6:00pm-7:00pm on the last day of class. 734-416-4278
Water Works Ages 3-5 - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Chamberlin Splish Slash! Its time to get a little wet! If your child loves to play with and in water then this is the perfect class! We will dive deep into water explorations-- both inside and outside fun! 316-771-2289
Explorer - Horse Camp - Monroe Camp and Retreat Center
If you love horses, or want to love them, this camp is for you. Learn the basics of riding and caring for our great camp horses. Plus, get lots of extra riding time and an offsite trip that you are sure to love. (910) 276-1654
Challenger I Tennis Camp Ses. III - Ensworth High School
Boys & Girls, max. 12 This camp is designed for players age 14 and under who are match ready. These classes will focus on improving players game, specifically focusing on skills such as footwork, strategy, spins, feel and match play. Players will be divided up by skill level and previous experience. Athletes may come to more than one session. Challenger I: JV, no tournament experience, recreational player Director: Greg Chambers *Note: this camp takes place at Ensworth High School For more information, please contact Greg Chambers at 615-383-0661
Intergalactic Mission - Venice Lutheran School
Outer Space Adventure with Us and Learn Spanish. Enter the time machine once again and leave earthly worries behind because there is no time like the future to discover what awaits us in other galaxies. Its a strange world of changing realities and campers learn all about how to survive by using their senses. Campers transform into aliens with unique features and devices that help them thrive in outer realms of space. Campers play active & quiet games, create, sing songs, act, dance, cook and discover the joys of learning Spanish while playing sports too. Theme vocabulary includes colors, counting, verbs, nouns, adjectives to describe the power of our senses. Celebration Day Wednesday (participation optional) Campers express their alien spirit with their absurd alien inspired hairdo. During camp choice time campers find their alien ‘relatives according to hairstyle and create their unique alien group ‘Survival Guide. Notes: There may be options for arranging late pick up the same day. You will be notified of these options the week prior to camp start. A $20 fee will apply and payment is due to counselors at pick up on that day. 323-309-8420
Film Crew 101-Winter 2016 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Class meet: January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 25, March 3, 10, 17 No class February 18th Ready to learn the basics of making a film? This 7 week class will take students through the entire film making process, including screenwriting, story-boarding (pre-production planning), camera and sound work, and final editing (post-production). Students will work together as a production team to create a short film together. Students will also take home a DVD of the final product to view at home! All equipment provided. Film Viewing and family pizza dinner from 6:00pm-7:00pm on the last day of class. 734-416-4278
Water Works Ages 3-5 - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Chamberlin Splish Slash! Its time to get a little wet! If your child loves to play with and in water then this is the perfect class! We will dive deep into water explorations-- both inside and outside fun! 316-771-2289
Explorer - Horse Camp - Monroe Camp and Retreat Center
If you love horses, or want to love them, this camp is for you. Learn the basics of riding and caring for our great camp horses. Plus, get lots of extra riding time and an offsite trip that you are sure to love. (910) 276-1654
Challenger I Tennis Camp Ses. III - Ensworth High School
Boys & Girls, max. 12 This camp is designed for players age 14 and under who are match ready. These classes will focus on improving players game, specifically focusing on skills such as footwork, strategy, spins, feel and match play. Players will be divided up by skill level and previous experience. Athletes may come to more than one session. Challenger I: JV, no tournament experience, recreational player Director: Greg Chambers *Note: this camp takes place at Ensworth High School For more information, please contact Greg Chambers at 615-383-0661
Intergalactic Mission - Venice Lutheran School
Outer Space Adventure with Us and Learn Spanish. Enter the time machine once again and leave earthly worries behind because there is no time like the future to discover what awaits us in other galaxies. Its a strange world of changing realities and campers learn all about how to survive by using their senses. Campers transform into aliens with unique features and devices that help them thrive in outer realms of space. Campers play active & quiet games, create, sing songs, act, dance, cook and discover the joys of learning Spanish while playing sports too. Theme vocabulary includes colors, counting, verbs, nouns, adjectives to describe the power of our senses. Celebration Day Wednesday (participation optional) Campers express their alien spirit with their absurd alien inspired hairdo. During camp choice time campers find their alien ‘relatives according to hairstyle and create their unique alien group ‘Survival Guide. Notes: There may be options for arranging late pick up the same day. You will be notified of these options the week prior to camp start. A $20 fee will apply and payment is due to counselors at pick up on that day. 323-309-8420