Summer Camps in Nevada City, CA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: MavyPoppins March StoryStars - Stutelage Innovations
DETAILS StoryStars is designed to help children take an interest in books and literature at an early age. With our enjoyable and fun themes each week, children see how exciting reading can be! Each week will focus on age-appropriate literary skills while incorporating art, science, math and cooperative learning into the lessons. We will add to our Word Wall each week and children can continue to practice these skills at home with the provided materials. Every child can learn to love stories, and our theme, as always, is Having Fun…One Book at a Time! March 3rd, 10th, 17th, 31st 9:30am – 12:00pm Ages: 3-5 March 3rd Frances doesnt like bedtime! We will write some of her excuse words on our word wall and write our own sentences about what an excuse is. Students get to paint a bedtime Frances for their room and make a math graph counting Frances excuses. March 10th Our storytime book helps children to conquer the fear of sleeping over at their grandparents house. Students will write what makes them nervous and then we will toss those fears away with our jitterbug jar! Children will decorate their own pillow covers for a sleepover and then get... 7163627848.0
DETAILS StoryStars is designed to help children take an interest in books and literature at an early age. With our enjoyable and fun themes each week, children see how exciting reading can be! Each week will focus on age-appropriate literary skills while incorporating art, science, math and cooperative learning into the lessons. We will add to our Word Wall each week and children can continue to practice these skills at home with the provided materials. Every child can learn to love stories, and our theme, as always, is Having Fun…One Book at a Time! March 3rd, 10th, 17th, 31st 9:30am – 12:00pm Ages: 3-5 March 3rd Frances doesnt like bedtime! We will write some of her excuse words on our word wall and write our own sentences about what an excuse is. Students get to paint a bedtime Frances for their room and make a math graph counting Frances excuses. March 10th Our storytime book helps children to conquer the fear of sleeping over at their grandparents house. Students will write what makes them nervous and then we will toss those fears away with our jitterbug jar! Children will decorate their own pillow covers for a sleepover and then get... 7163627848.0
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Camp Rockin' U
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Distance
12.46 Miles
Address:
13919 Lake Francis Rd, Dobbins, California 95935
Camp Rocking U is dedicated to providing a healthful, structured and comfortable environment where friends can be made and lifetime memories created.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Bicycling/Biking, Climbing/Rappelling, Fishing, Hiking, Soccer, Team...
Distance
31.93 Miles
Address:
5461 Bassi Rd, Lotus, California 30115
A 77 rafting adventure camp for all skill & experience levels! Professionally geared & staffed for Campers aged 12-17. Building better people through better...
Activities: Academics, Adventure, Digital Video, Other Sports
Distance
34.58 Miles
Address:
, Rocklin, California
We are excited to welcome back William Jessup University to our Nike Basketball Camp family for another year of summer basketball camp in Rocklin...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
40.78 Miles
Address:
, Graeagle, California
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Activities: Adventure Camps: Assorted Adventures
Camp Noel Porter
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Distance
46.99 Miles
Address:
PO Box 50, Tahoe City, California 96145
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
47.8 Miles
Address:
PO Box 519, Portola, California 96122
A family tradition since 1926. 4th Generation Directors-Private Lake-Individual Programming from 35+ Activities. Mature & Caring Counselors. Memories for life.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback Riding...
Distance
50.52 Miles
Address:
PO Box 400, Grizzly Flats, California 95636
Located in the beautiful western Sierras. Outstanding staff, great activities and joyful christian values provides a place for confidence building, adventure, fun, fellowship and...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery,...
Camp Menzies
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Distance
53.5 Miles
Address:
6601 Elvas Ave, Sacramento, California 95819
Sierra Mt setting, traditional specialized programs open to all girls with emphasis on self-esteem, team bldg & values.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Caving, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
53.52 Miles
Address:
, Sacramento, California
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Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Academic Credit
Distance
54.21 Miles
Address:
2555 49th St, Sacramento, California 95817
Camp Ronald McDonald is a residential summer camp for children and adults with special needs.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Drama, Fishing,...
Camp Pendola
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Distance
54.66 Miles
Address:
2110 Broadway, Sacramento, California 95818
Camp Pendola offers traditional summer camp experiences for girls and boys. Catholic values are practiced in community living.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor...
Camp ReCreation
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Distance
54.66 Miles
Address:
2110 Broadway, Sacramento, California 95818
Camp ReCreation is a non-denominational residential summer camping program serving Northern California children and adults with developmental disabilities.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Community Service, Drama, Fishing, Leadership...
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Nevada City, CA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's Clay Camp Session 1 - Alto Pass, IL
Kids' Clay Camp for children ages 6-12 runs each day from 9AM to Noon. Participants will make four fun projects in 5 days, and can pick up fired projects two weeks after the end of camp. Cost is $125, which includes all materials. To register, contact us at 618-697-4258 or [email protected].
Teen Camp 2016 - Waycross, GA
Please let us know as soon as possible if you or your church will be attending this year! Camp Applications can be found at our website, www.campokefenokee.net
Teen Advisory Council Meeting & Hobo Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, P
Teens 13-17 yrs old can join us for our first meeting of the new school year. After a short meeting we will enjoy an evening of food and friends around the campfire. Teens interested in joining us can contact PEC for more information.
Camp Zephyr 4th Annual "Summer Kickoff Classic" Golf Tournament - Corp
This event is a fun way to support camp ministry and help Zephyr kick off the summer season. It is a four man scramble and is open to anyone and everyone! There are four ways you can be involved: 1) Play on a Team 2) Be a sponsor 3) Be a donor 4) Help us spread the word Find more information and register today at: https://campzephyr.wordpress.com/about-us/giving/2015-golf-tournament/
Kid's Cooking Camp - Livingston, MT
Kids will learn basic cooking skills, go on exciting field trips, and prepare healthy snacks and meals. July 13th - 17th 9:00 - 1:00 Free for kids age 6 - 12! Call or stop by the Livingston Food Resource Center to register! 222-5335
Kid's Clay Camp Session 1 - Alto Pass, IL
Kids' Clay Camp for children ages 6-12 runs each day from 9AM to Noon. Participants will make four fun projects in 5 days, and can pick up fired projects two weeks after the end of camp. Cost is $125, which includes all materials. To register, contact us at 618-697-4258 or [email protected].
Teen Camp 2016 - Waycross, GA
Please let us know as soon as possible if you or your church will be attending this year! Camp Applications can be found at our website, www.campokefenokee.net
Teen Advisory Council Meeting & Hobo Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, P
Teens 13-17 yrs old can join us for our first meeting of the new school year. After a short meeting we will enjoy an evening of food and friends around the campfire. Teens interested in joining us can contact PEC for more information.
Camp Zephyr 4th Annual "Summer Kickoff Classic" Golf Tournament - Corp
This event is a fun way to support camp ministry and help Zephyr kick off the summer season. It is a four man scramble and is open to anyone and everyone! There are four ways you can be involved: 1) Play on a Team 2) Be a sponsor 3) Be a donor 4) Help us spread the word Find more information and register today at: https://campzephyr.wordpress.com/about-us/giving/2015-golf-tournament/
Kid's Cooking Camp - Livingston, MT
Kids will learn basic cooking skills, go on exciting field trips, and prepare healthy snacks and meals. July 13th - 17th 9:00 - 1:00 Free for kids age 6 - 12! Call or stop by the Livingston Food Resource Center to register! 222-5335
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Nature Discoveries (Parent & Child Class) - Maple Hill Farm- Spear Room
Trees, wildlife tracks, birds--the outside world is alive in winter. Take time out with your young children to explore whats going out outside in winter. Each session will include a story to stir up our curiosity, an arts & craft, and a venture outside weather permitting. Create a connection and love of outdoors in your children. If Hollis school is cancelled, well cancel. Siblings $6 per class. 603 465-7787
Nike Tennis - Nike Campus
Boys/Girls Grades 2nd - 10th From novice to high performance, our ANSC Tennis Camp program suits every player from eight years of age and up. In intensely supervised practices, our team oriented coaching staff focuses on developing your game style, improving fundamentals, getting you in tip-top shape, and making you a tougher competitor regardless of your ability level. A specialized program has been developed to help each athlete learn how to move more efficiently on the court. By performing movement skills on the court, as opposed to off the court, we create a much better learning environment. 5033294899.0
Tuesday - Full Year - Four Rock
In October we will resume our homeschool series by following the changing seasons and further developing our our naturalist skills. Together well seek to develop an understanding of the unique ecology of this landscape while also deepening our connection to nature, ourselves and each other. This class is held entirely outdoors in wilderness conditions (no bathrooms or permanent structure for shelter) in all but extreme weather conditions. Well stay warm by keeping active, ducking out of the wind, soaking up the sun, and treating ourselves to snacks by occasional small campfires. Proper clothing--especially layers of wool--is essential, as is an adventurous, curious spirit! 978-463-2233
PM Owl Art 7/1 (ages 4-5) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Did you know that a group of owls is called a Parliament? Or that there are over 200 different species of owls? Come create your own new species in this fun ceramic workshop. Using a clay sphere as a base, youll design your owls wings, face, feathers and colors. 970.728.3886
Dino Discovery Camp - Arizona Museum of Natural History
Walking With Dinos Summer CampWednesday through Friday, July 13th to 15th 2016 8am to 12pm At the Arizona Museum of Natural History 53 North MacDonald, Mesa, Az 85201 For more information email To register, please contact the group booking office at 480 644 3553 Monday through Friday during regular business hours.
Nature Discoveries (Parent & Child Class) - Maple Hill Farm- Spear Room
Trees, wildlife tracks, birds--the outside world is alive in winter. Take time out with your young children to explore whats going out outside in winter. Each session will include a story to stir up our curiosity, an arts & craft, and a venture outside weather permitting. Create a connection and love of outdoors in your children. If Hollis school is cancelled, well cancel. Siblings $6 per class. 603 465-7787
Nike Tennis - Nike Campus
Boys/Girls Grades 2nd - 10th From novice to high performance, our ANSC Tennis Camp program suits every player from eight years of age and up. In intensely supervised practices, our team oriented coaching staff focuses on developing your game style, improving fundamentals, getting you in tip-top shape, and making you a tougher competitor regardless of your ability level. A specialized program has been developed to help each athlete learn how to move more efficiently on the court. By performing movement skills on the court, as opposed to off the court, we create a much better learning environment. 5033294899.0
Tuesday - Full Year - Four Rock
In October we will resume our homeschool series by following the changing seasons and further developing our our naturalist skills. Together well seek to develop an understanding of the unique ecology of this landscape while also deepening our connection to nature, ourselves and each other. This class is held entirely outdoors in wilderness conditions (no bathrooms or permanent structure for shelter) in all but extreme weather conditions. Well stay warm by keeping active, ducking out of the wind, soaking up the sun, and treating ourselves to snacks by occasional small campfires. Proper clothing--especially layers of wool--is essential, as is an adventurous, curious spirit! 978-463-2233
PM Owl Art 7/1 (ages 4-5) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Did you know that a group of owls is called a Parliament? Or that there are over 200 different species of owls? Come create your own new species in this fun ceramic workshop. Using a clay sphere as a base, youll design your owls wings, face, feathers and colors. 970.728.3886
Dino Discovery Camp - Arizona Museum of Natural History
Walking With Dinos Summer CampWednesday through Friday, July 13th to 15th 2016 8am to 12pm At the Arizona Museum of Natural History 53 North MacDonald, Mesa, Az 85201 For more information email To register, please contact the group booking office at 480 644 3553 Monday through Friday during regular business hours.