Summer Camps in Pleasant Plains, IL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Adventure Camp - Week 5 - The Greenwell Foundation
Adventure Camp (ages 8-12 by first day of camp session). Why is Adventure Camp different? Campers are provided the opportunity to explore further into the park with longer hikes, shelter building, and learning how to build a campfire – and then Smores! Part of Adventure Camp is letting the group direct what activities they would like to do by coming up with new and exciting adventures. The staff has the freedom to be creative when making these fun adventures come to life. Campers will have an opportunity to kayak twice during the week, including a visit to the Hollywood Oyster Company. They will create and run their own unique obstacle course, go fishing and crabbing from the pier, and build their own boats out of recycled materials and test to see if they are sea-worthy. Mid-week, campers will hike to the Manor House area where they can build forts with bamboo, explore the gardens, play water games and capture the flag, visit the Barn and participate in our Nature Time program. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week there is a chance to make Smores. The week ends with Tye-Dye Friday for a take-home memory of... 301-373-9775
Adventure Camp (ages 8-12 by first day of camp session). Why is Adventure Camp different? Campers are provided the opportunity to explore further into the park with longer hikes, shelter building, and learning how to build a campfire – and then Smores! Part of Adventure Camp is letting the group direct what activities they would like to do by coming up with new and exciting adventures. The staff has the freedom to be creative when making these fun adventures come to life. Campers will have an opportunity to kayak twice during the week, including a visit to the Hollywood Oyster Company. They will create and run their own unique obstacle course, go fishing and crabbing from the pier, and build their own boats out of recycled materials and test to see if they are sea-worthy. Mid-week, campers will hike to the Manor House area where they can build forts with bamboo, explore the gardens, play water games and capture the flag, visit the Barn and participate in our Nature Time program. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week there is a chance to make Smores. The week ends with Tye-Dye Friday for a take-home memory of... 301-373-9775
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East Bay Camp
Hot
Distance
15.73 Miles
Address:
Conference UMC, Springfield, Illinois 62794
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Community Service, Counselor...
Distance
15.73 Miles
Address:
PO Box 19207, Springfield, Illinois 62794
To provide genuine Christian Hospitatlity in an enviornment for you to experience the unconditional love and grace of God.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Music, Religious Study, Recreational Swimming,...
Distance
15.73 Miles
Address:
Conference UMC, Springfield, Illinois 62794
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Camp Kiwanis
Hot
Distance
16.63 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Each summer Girl Scouts of Eastern Illinois offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun.We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity & girl...
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Drama, Drawing/Painting,...
Camp Peairs
Hot
Distance
16.63 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Girl Scouts of Central Ill offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun. We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity & girl planning....
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Boating, Counselor...
Camp Tapawingo
Hot
Distance
16.63 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Each summer Girl Scouts of Central Ill offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun. We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity &...
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor...
Camp Widjiwagan
Hot
Distance
16.63 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Girl Scouts of Central Illinois offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun. We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity & girl planning....
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
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Pleasant Plains, IL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Dystopia Rising: Indiana February 2016 Event (Fields of Iron) - Greenf
Hello Krampus from Ft Seymour. We missed you last Trade Meet! Are you still out there?
Discovery Camp with kidZone - Columbus, TX
Please click the LINK above under "Tickets Available" to give us a good count for kids & volunteers. All numbers need to be collected and to Tony & Nikki Marquez by January 16th. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR COOPERATION. Please read about DC below: DISCOVERY CAMP began in 1989 as an age appropriate summer camp program for both children and teenagers. It has become the largest full-gospel camp in America reaching over 20,000 each summer. Pastors Tommy and Rachel Burchfield have dedicated over twenty-five years to building the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. Their home and ministry headquarters is Country Camp in Columbus, Texas where gathering churches, loving pastors and networking leaders have earned them international respect. Their children, Andrew, Peter, and Abby are also involved in ministry. Discovery Camp's resides on a a 1,088-acre Christian retreat center and ministry headquarters located in Columbus, Texas. The campus includes housing for 1100 campers, full recreational facilities and summer resident quarters for over 200 staff employees, interns, and ministry families. Three waterslides, go-carts, horses and age appropriate activities will remind your group just how much fun it is to be a Christian. With over 200 staff and interns, our wonderful DC...
Teen Summer Camp - Chesterton, IN
Teen and JBC Camp - Brevard, NC
Both of these camps are VERY popular, so the sooner we can get registrations in and lock in our week the better. We'd like to keep from having kids on the waiting list. There are flyers with registration forms on the back table in the auditorium at church or click the Ticket URL above for a registration form. Teen Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: Entering 7th Grade through Graduating Seniors as of fall of 2016 Speaker: Tom Farrell JBC Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: 9 years old by September 1, 2016 and entering Grades 4-7 in the fall of 2016 Speaker: Mark Herbster Please contact Paul and Andrea Rogers if you have any questions, Email: [email protected] Phone: 703-314-4705
Youth Camp Meeting - Riverside, CA
Guest Speaker: Pastor Rahshan Wall Schedule Friday - Worship 7pm Saturday - Outreach 9am & Worship 11am & Social Event 8:30pm-11pm Outreach Details Dress: Casual What are we doing? We will be distributing Blessing bags to the less fortunate at Fairmount Park in Riverside California. What would the Blessing Bags consist of? - Hygiene Products (no mouthwash) - Water Bottle - First Aid materials (no sharp objects) - Baby wipes - Wash cloth - Chapstick - Sunscreen - Nonperishable food items Who is responsible for providing blessing bags? Each student is encouraged to bring a blessing bag with them. You can trade in your bag for a Mercy Chronicles t-shirt on Friday night or Saturday morning before we head to the Park. Transportation: There will be a bus available for transportation to the park. Spaces will be available to those who pre-register first. Please note that you will need to bring along a chaperone for every 10 minors and permission slips will be strongly enforced. Registration Coming soon
Dystopia Rising: Indiana February 2016 Event (Fields of Iron) - Greenf
Hello Krampus from Ft Seymour. We missed you last Trade Meet! Are you still out there?
Discovery Camp with kidZone - Columbus, TX
Please click the LINK above under "Tickets Available" to give us a good count for kids & volunteers. All numbers need to be collected and to Tony & Nikki Marquez by January 16th. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR COOPERATION. Please read about DC below: DISCOVERY CAMP began in 1989 as an age appropriate summer camp program for both children and teenagers. It has become the largest full-gospel camp in America reaching over 20,000 each summer. Pastors Tommy and Rachel Burchfield have dedicated over twenty-five years to building the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. Their home and ministry headquarters is Country Camp in Columbus, Texas where gathering churches, loving pastors and networking leaders have earned them international respect. Their children, Andrew, Peter, and Abby are also involved in ministry. Discovery Camp's resides on a a 1,088-acre Christian retreat center and ministry headquarters located in Columbus, Texas. The campus includes housing for 1100 campers, full recreational facilities and summer resident quarters for over 200 staff employees, interns, and ministry families. Three waterslides, go-carts, horses and age appropriate activities will remind your group just how much fun it is to be a Christian. With over 200 staff and interns, our wonderful DC...
Teen Summer Camp - Chesterton, IN
Teen and JBC Camp - Brevard, NC
Both of these camps are VERY popular, so the sooner we can get registrations in and lock in our week the better. We'd like to keep from having kids on the waiting list. There are flyers with registration forms on the back table in the auditorium at church or click the Ticket URL above for a registration form. Teen Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: Entering 7th Grade through Graduating Seniors as of fall of 2016 Speaker: Tom Farrell JBC Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: 9 years old by September 1, 2016 and entering Grades 4-7 in the fall of 2016 Speaker: Mark Herbster Please contact Paul and Andrea Rogers if you have any questions, Email: [email protected] Phone: 703-314-4705
Youth Camp Meeting - Riverside, CA
Guest Speaker: Pastor Rahshan Wall Schedule Friday - Worship 7pm Saturday - Outreach 9am & Worship 11am & Social Event 8:30pm-11pm Outreach Details Dress: Casual What are we doing? We will be distributing Blessing bags to the less fortunate at Fairmount Park in Riverside California. What would the Blessing Bags consist of? - Hygiene Products (no mouthwash) - Water Bottle - First Aid materials (no sharp objects) - Baby wipes - Wash cloth - Chapstick - Sunscreen - Nonperishable food items Who is responsible for providing blessing bags? Each student is encouraged to bring a blessing bag with them. You can trade in your bag for a Mercy Chronicles t-shirt on Friday night or Saturday morning before we head to the Park. Transportation: There will be a bus available for transportation to the park. Spaces will be available to those who pre-register first. Please note that you will need to bring along a chaperone for every 10 minors and permission slips will be strongly enforced. Registration Coming soon
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Summer Camp Fairies and Wizards - ages 6 to 9 yo - Childrens Theatre of Cincinnati
Whose magic is more powerful? The dainty sprite-ness of a fairy? Or the deep mystical aura of a wizard? TCT illuminates the world of magic in our Fairies and Wizards camp. With music, activities and games inspired by the magic of musical theatre, TCT will create a world of sorcery that would make Harry Potter jealous! Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the class each day. Please provide your child with lunch for each day. You may sign up your child for all 3 weeks. There is a $100 deposit required for each registration A final performance will be held on June 24th. 513-569-8080
The "Boys of Summer" Competition Camp - Roadrunner Baseball Field
Check In & Late Registration: 2:00-3:00 PM at Roadrunner Field, Camp Hours 3-9 PM Limit: 60 Purpose: 1) Evaluation Section run by qualified staff. Evaluation will include: Height, Weight, 40 yard dash, arm strength & bat speed tested on radar gun, agility & quickness. Scores will be given to each individual at the end of camp. 2) Divide campers into teams and play games at the UTSA Baseball & Softball fields. We will provide a game experience. Teams will be coached by a UTSA staff member or player. 3) Teaching and Drill Work included 4) Parents are welcome to stay and watch the games or get some errands run and come back for pick-up. Cost Includes: T-Shirt, Camp Tuition & Dinner each evening. 210-458-4811
Social Justice Super Heroes (A.M.) with Erin Lea-Dougherty - Westerly Creek Elementary (Art Room)
Teachers: Erin Lea-Dougherty and Pam Peters In this week-long camp, students will identify social issues that need help being solved. They will use a variety of materials to create costumes, tools, sidekicks, comic strips, and more that address social injustices. The week will conclude with the students dressing up and becoming their super hero and parading around the neighborhood. We close online registration 24 hours prior to camp start. If you want to register at that time, please call 720-299-1806 OR 303-349-0961. 303-349-0861
Ralph Gross Memorial Baseball Camp - Nashville, AR (Scrapper Dome)
The Ralph Gross Memorial Baseball Camp will be held on Saturday, March 5th at the Scrapper Dome in Nashville (AR). The Camp will be held from 9 am - 12 noon for ages 8-15 years of age inside the Scrapper Dome. Participants will get to hear instruction on all phases of the games from hitting, fielding, pitching and running from a instructor/staff that has been involved in professional baseball on all levels. Since 1989, PRO-DAY Baseball has been teaching young players the finer points of the game, have sent hundreds of players into professional baseball, along with hundreds and hundreds of others have went on to receive baseball scholarships to colleges/universities across the country. Players need to register in advance, the camp is "Limited". Proceeds will benefit the Ralph Gross Memorial Scholarship, which is given to a high school senior each year that plans to go off to college to play baseball and continue their education at Nashville High. 888-224-6150
DebateAble - DebateAble
DebateAble is an after-school debate club program for 4th and 5th graders - no debate experience necessary! DebateAble operates as a separate debate club at each school, providing children with the opportunity to learn critical thinking skills, empathy, analysis, and public speaking in a fun and positive environment. Using teamwork, games, research materials and practice debates, students are taught to formulate, support and present arguments -- as well as listen, understand and respong to the arguments of others. 206-910-7135
Summer Camp Fairies and Wizards - ages 6 to 9 yo - Childrens Theatre of Cincinnati
Whose magic is more powerful? The dainty sprite-ness of a fairy? Or the deep mystical aura of a wizard? TCT illuminates the world of magic in our Fairies and Wizards camp. With music, activities and games inspired by the magic of musical theatre, TCT will create a world of sorcery that would make Harry Potter jealous! Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the class each day. Please provide your child with lunch for each day. You may sign up your child for all 3 weeks. There is a $100 deposit required for each registration A final performance will be held on June 24th. 513-569-8080
The "Boys of Summer" Competition Camp - Roadrunner Baseball Field
Check In & Late Registration: 2:00-3:00 PM at Roadrunner Field, Camp Hours 3-9 PM Limit: 60 Purpose: 1) Evaluation Section run by qualified staff. Evaluation will include: Height, Weight, 40 yard dash, arm strength & bat speed tested on radar gun, agility & quickness. Scores will be given to each individual at the end of camp. 2) Divide campers into teams and play games at the UTSA Baseball & Softball fields. We will provide a game experience. Teams will be coached by a UTSA staff member or player. 3) Teaching and Drill Work included 4) Parents are welcome to stay and watch the games or get some errands run and come back for pick-up. Cost Includes: T-Shirt, Camp Tuition & Dinner each evening. 210-458-4811
Social Justice Super Heroes (A.M.) with Erin Lea-Dougherty - Westerly Creek Elementary (Art Room)
Teachers: Erin Lea-Dougherty and Pam Peters In this week-long camp, students will identify social issues that need help being solved. They will use a variety of materials to create costumes, tools, sidekicks, comic strips, and more that address social injustices. The week will conclude with the students dressing up and becoming their super hero and parading around the neighborhood. We close online registration 24 hours prior to camp start. If you want to register at that time, please call 720-299-1806 OR 303-349-0961. 303-349-0861
Ralph Gross Memorial Baseball Camp - Nashville, AR (Scrapper Dome)
The Ralph Gross Memorial Baseball Camp will be held on Saturday, March 5th at the Scrapper Dome in Nashville (AR). The Camp will be held from 9 am - 12 noon for ages 8-15 years of age inside the Scrapper Dome. Participants will get to hear instruction on all phases of the games from hitting, fielding, pitching and running from a instructor/staff that has been involved in professional baseball on all levels. Since 1989, PRO-DAY Baseball has been teaching young players the finer points of the game, have sent hundreds of players into professional baseball, along with hundreds and hundreds of others have went on to receive baseball scholarships to colleges/universities across the country. Players need to register in advance, the camp is "Limited". Proceeds will benefit the Ralph Gross Memorial Scholarship, which is given to a high school senior each year that plans to go off to college to play baseball and continue their education at Nashville High. 888-224-6150
DebateAble - DebateAble
DebateAble is an after-school debate club program for 4th and 5th graders - no debate experience necessary! DebateAble operates as a separate debate club at each school, providing children with the opportunity to learn critical thinking skills, empathy, analysis, and public speaking in a fun and positive environment. Using teamwork, games, research materials and practice debates, students are taught to formulate, support and present arguments -- as well as listen, understand and respong to the arguments of others. 206-910-7135