Summer Camps in Middleton, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Natural History - Week 2 - Natural History
Can you tell a bird from its call? Identify a mammal from its prints in the mud? Ever wonder where flying squirrels live? How to catch a snake or a bullfrog? Come join us as we adventure through creeks, marshes, forests, and the many natural places of beauty we have to explore on The Heights campus and all around the metropolitan area. The various ingredients of this camp make for a fantastic summer experience. From the personal attention and fun atmosphere of learning, to the outdoor adventures and games, this is an experience hard to beat or imitate. Activities: short classes, nature walks, daily journal, creek exploration, games, field and fishing trips, and specimen collection. Session I will focus on mammals, reptiles, and birds. Session II will focus on insects and trees. Staff Anton Vorozhko teaches 6th grade homeroom in the middle school. Contact Anton Vorozhko at The Heights School, Notes Save plastic jars with caps and old shoes. The normal dress is basic outdoor attire (shorts and gym shoes). Campers should bring a bag lunch and drink from home. 301-365-4300
Can you tell a bird from its call? Identify a mammal from its prints in the mud? Ever wonder where flying squirrels live? How to catch a snake or a bullfrog? Come join us as we adventure through creeks, marshes, forests, and the many natural places of beauty we have to explore on The Heights campus and all around the metropolitan area. The various ingredients of this camp make for a fantastic summer experience. From the personal attention and fun atmosphere of learning, to the outdoor adventures and games, this is an experience hard to beat or imitate. Activities: short classes, nature walks, daily journal, creek exploration, games, field and fishing trips, and specimen collection. Session I will focus on mammals, reptiles, and birds. Session II will focus on insects and trees. Staff Anton Vorozhko teaches 6th grade homeroom in the middle school. Contact Anton Vorozhko at The Heights School, Notes Save plastic jars with caps and old shoes. The normal dress is basic outdoor attire (shorts and gym shoes). Campers should bring a bag lunch and drink from home. 301-365-4300
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Distance
5.5 Miles
Address:
10802 Cloudless St, Nampa, Idaho 83687
Variety camps in the US & abroad. Specialty is team building & relationship development. Visit us on the web at www.ucgyouth.org to request our...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Backpacking, Baseball/Softball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Dance, Horseback...
Alice Pittenger
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Distance
18.09 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
18.09 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...
Distance
21.15 Miles
Address:
, Boise, Idaho
This summer
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Camp Hodia
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Distance
21.5 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
22.2 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
22.39 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...
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Middleton, ID Summer Camps
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Teen Robotics Camp - Day 4 - Dublin, GA
For rising 7th-12th graders. This is a 4-day robotics workshop where we will be learning how to build and program LEGO Mindstorms. SEATS ARE LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE REFERENCE DESK. Teens who register are expected to attend all four days of the workshop.
Youth Camp 2015 - Athens, TN
Food Fun and Fellowship
Special Night For Special Kids Food & Cheer Tasting Benefitting Our SK
Since 1999, the Hamilton Area YMCA has provided recreational and social opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Through our SKOR program, participants build self-confidence and social skills, form lifelong friendships, and strive to achieve their highest potential. In addition to celebrating the achievements of our SKOR participants and sampling great food and cheer from local establishments, we will also recognize Gregg Gates as the Maurice T. Perilli Friend of SKOR. Tickets are $65.00 per person before September 21. Tickets are $75.00 per person after September 21. For more information regarding tickets, auction items, or sponsorship information, please contact Gretchen DiMarco at 609.581.9622 ext. 112 or [email protected].
2017 Teen Winter Retreat - Jackson, OH
Registration for the retreat will be held on Saturday, January 28, from 3– 4 p.m. and will dismiss at 10 a.m. on Sunday, January 29. The Teen Winter Retreat will feature many fun events, activities and programs. You will need to bring your completed health form and activity release form that is signed by your parent/guardian in order to participate. Please bring warm clothes and comfortable shoes as we will probably be taking part in some outdoor activities during the retreat. You will also need to bring your own, bedding, towels and bathroom supplies. Registrations should be submitted by Friday, January 20 to Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp. Registrations with payments should be mailed to Canter's Cave 4-H Camp at 1362 Caves Road, Jackson, Ohio 45640. For registration information visit: http://jackson.osu.edu/sites/jackson/files/imce/Program_Pages/4H/FORMS/Teen%20Winter%20Retreat%202017%20Package.pdf
Teen MMA Summer Camp at GCBJJ - Grove City, OH
GCBJJ will be hosting an MMA camp for teens (age 13-17). This camp will cover all aspects of MMA including: Boxing, Muay Thai kickboxing, Wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Conditioning. No experience necessary. Cost is $125 per teen. Only equipment they will need is a mouthpiece. We will provide all other equipment. Wear comfortable workout clothes and bring a couple extra changes of clothes. The participants can pack a lunch (we have a fridge and a microwave, or there are three pizza places, Arby's and Subway that are all within walking distance.
Teen Robotics Camp - Day 4 - Dublin, GA
For rising 7th-12th graders. This is a 4-day robotics workshop where we will be learning how to build and program LEGO Mindstorms. SEATS ARE LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE REFERENCE DESK. Teens who register are expected to attend all four days of the workshop.
Youth Camp 2015 - Athens, TN
Food Fun and Fellowship
Special Night For Special Kids Food & Cheer Tasting Benefitting Our SK
Since 1999, the Hamilton Area YMCA has provided recreational and social opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Through our SKOR program, participants build self-confidence and social skills, form lifelong friendships, and strive to achieve their highest potential. In addition to celebrating the achievements of our SKOR participants and sampling great food and cheer from local establishments, we will also recognize Gregg Gates as the Maurice T. Perilli Friend of SKOR. Tickets are $65.00 per person before September 21. Tickets are $75.00 per person after September 21. For more information regarding tickets, auction items, or sponsorship information, please contact Gretchen DiMarco at 609.581.9622 ext. 112 or [email protected].
2017 Teen Winter Retreat - Jackson, OH
Registration for the retreat will be held on Saturday, January 28, from 3– 4 p.m. and will dismiss at 10 a.m. on Sunday, January 29. The Teen Winter Retreat will feature many fun events, activities and programs. You will need to bring your completed health form and activity release form that is signed by your parent/guardian in order to participate. Please bring warm clothes and comfortable shoes as we will probably be taking part in some outdoor activities during the retreat. You will also need to bring your own, bedding, towels and bathroom supplies. Registrations should be submitted by Friday, January 20 to Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp. Registrations with payments should be mailed to Canter's Cave 4-H Camp at 1362 Caves Road, Jackson, Ohio 45640. For registration information visit: http://jackson.osu.edu/sites/jackson/files/imce/Program_Pages/4H/FORMS/Teen%20Winter%20Retreat%202017%20Package.pdf
Teen MMA Summer Camp at GCBJJ - Grove City, OH
GCBJJ will be hosting an MMA camp for teens (age 13-17). This camp will cover all aspects of MMA including: Boxing, Muay Thai kickboxing, Wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Conditioning. No experience necessary. Cost is $125 per teen. Only equipment they will need is a mouthpiece. We will provide all other equipment. Wear comfortable workout clothes and bring a couple extra changes of clothes. The participants can pack a lunch (we have a fridge and a microwave, or there are three pizza places, Arby's and Subway that are all within walking distance.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Animal Creations - Oak Hall Cofrin Art Center
Learn to draw some of the most endearing animal figures-horses, dogs, cats and wild animals! Use colored pencils to shape and shade, with special attention to perspective and bringing sparkle to the eyes. 352-284-2495
Girls Volleyball Day Camps Session #2 - Hollinger Fieldhouse
The Day Volleyball Camps offer instruction at the beginner and advanced levels. Beginners will focus on knowledge of the game, competitive fun, and fundamental ball control. Advanced campers will cover the proper technique for basic skills, offensive playsets, defensive formations, strategy, teamwork and attitude, and setting personal and team goals. Campers will be placed on teams, depending on skill level, with specialized coaching on each level. Each camper should bring comfortable volleyball or cross train-ing sneakers, extra shirt and socks, and a container of water. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. New in 2015! All Day Campers will receive lunch in the WCU Cafeteria. Cost of lunch is included in camp tuition. 610-436-3555
Mystery Madness - Building C
Do you like tricky riddles, perplexing puzzles and baffling brain teasers? Give your problem solving skills a mind bending workout in this years Mystery Madness Camp. Well crack puzzles, unravel riddles and by the end of the week solve… The Big Mystery. By looking at the mystery from different angles, studying the clues and using our skills of observation, well deduce, decode and demystify our own Duke School whodunit! Director: Jeannine Montgomery 9194932642.0
Teen Camp Session 2 - Bolles Whitehurst Campus
Bolles Teen Camp provides exciting activities that will challenge the energies of campers that are entering grades 7 and 8. This fantastic camp is a great way for teens to get out of the house and meet new friends. Teen Camp will utilize the facilities of the beautiful and spacious Bolles San Jose Campus with activities taking place in the swimming pool, gymnasium, athletic fields and the St. Johns River. In addition to experiencing fun-filled days of canoeing, kayaking, boating, tubing, swimming, sports, archery and arts and crafts our teens will enjoy a weekly fun field trip off campus to either the movies, bowling alley, trampoline park or other location. The camp tuition fee you select will cover your campers time at Bolles from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each weekday in addition to a daily hot lunch, weekly field trip fee and camp t-shirt. *Extended care options, one week sessions and Ponte Vedra Campus transportation options are available below. For more information please contact Reilly Campbell at 904-256-5071 or via email at 904-256-5071
Lego Engineers: Force and Motion - LeTourneau University
Campers will work with a buddy to build principle models that let them experience the mechanical and structural principles normally hidden away inside everyday machines and structures. Using building instructions, kids will experience and discover the principles at work and be challenged to apply their knowledge. Director: Paula Hjorth 1-903-233-3094
Animal Creations - Oak Hall Cofrin Art Center
Learn to draw some of the most endearing animal figures-horses, dogs, cats and wild animals! Use colored pencils to shape and shade, with special attention to perspective and bringing sparkle to the eyes. 352-284-2495
Girls Volleyball Day Camps Session #2 - Hollinger Fieldhouse
The Day Volleyball Camps offer instruction at the beginner and advanced levels. Beginners will focus on knowledge of the game, competitive fun, and fundamental ball control. Advanced campers will cover the proper technique for basic skills, offensive playsets, defensive formations, strategy, teamwork and attitude, and setting personal and team goals. Campers will be placed on teams, depending on skill level, with specialized coaching on each level. Each camper should bring comfortable volleyball or cross train-ing sneakers, extra shirt and socks, and a container of water. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. New in 2015! All Day Campers will receive lunch in the WCU Cafeteria. Cost of lunch is included in camp tuition. 610-436-3555
Mystery Madness - Building C
Do you like tricky riddles, perplexing puzzles and baffling brain teasers? Give your problem solving skills a mind bending workout in this years Mystery Madness Camp. Well crack puzzles, unravel riddles and by the end of the week solve… The Big Mystery. By looking at the mystery from different angles, studying the clues and using our skills of observation, well deduce, decode and demystify our own Duke School whodunit! Director: Jeannine Montgomery 9194932642.0
Teen Camp Session 2 - Bolles Whitehurst Campus
Bolles Teen Camp provides exciting activities that will challenge the energies of campers that are entering grades 7 and 8. This fantastic camp is a great way for teens to get out of the house and meet new friends. Teen Camp will utilize the facilities of the beautiful and spacious Bolles San Jose Campus with activities taking place in the swimming pool, gymnasium, athletic fields and the St. Johns River. In addition to experiencing fun-filled days of canoeing, kayaking, boating, tubing, swimming, sports, archery and arts and crafts our teens will enjoy a weekly fun field trip off campus to either the movies, bowling alley, trampoline park or other location. The camp tuition fee you select will cover your campers time at Bolles from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each weekday in addition to a daily hot lunch, weekly field trip fee and camp t-shirt. *Extended care options, one week sessions and Ponte Vedra Campus transportation options are available below. For more information please contact Reilly Campbell at 904-256-5071 or via email at 904-256-5071
Lego Engineers: Force and Motion - LeTourneau University
Campers will work with a buddy to build principle models that let them experience the mechanical and structural principles normally hidden away inside everyday machines and structures. Using building instructions, kids will experience and discover the principles at work and be challenged to apply their knowledge. Director: Paula Hjorth 1-903-233-3094