Summer Camps in Quarryville, PA

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RE Skills - Skyslope Advanced - Success Center
Learn how to utilize SkySlope to manage your files, organize your listing/transaction tasks and have all of your files at your fingertips. *Please attend beginner class before attending advanced class. 314-835-6000

Beginning Fishing Camp - Black Hill Visitor Center
Enjoy a week of fishing fun and adventure while learning how, when, and where to catch freshwater fish. Well fish Little Seneca Lake first to get some experience, and then travel to waters outside of the park for new challenges. Park naturalists will provide expert, hands-on instruction on balanced tackle, live bait, artificial lure selection, knots, casting, and the latest fishing techniques. Well send out an itinerary and equipment list prior to camp. The camp fee includes all bait and a well-equipped tackle pack with a variety of lures and hooks perfect for the beginning angler. Campers must provide their own rod and spin cast reel. FOBH $310 SECONDARY CATEGORY Nature Programs LOCATION Black Hill Visitor Center Auditorium at Black Hill Visitor Center

Full Day Program Week 7: Extreme Traditional Camp-Game On: Paradise Park - Oakhill Day School
Did you love the Oakhill Summer Camp from the past few years? This camp brings you a fun way to fill your summer! You will be able to choose between many activities including arts and crafts, playing board games, outdoor sports and 816-436-6228

Jungle Adventure, Half Day (1-4PM) - Loudoun Arts Center
Watch out for lions, tigers, and bears in our Jungle Adventure! Well go deep in the jungle to create our own tribal music, learn survival skills, create our own canopy, and even visit the National Zoo in DC! 703-444-5888

Cool Creations Camp - The Mandell School
At Cool Creations, each week of camp is dedicated to a different STEM project that is both fun and engaging. Campers explore and tackle a variety of situations and use their math and general problem-solving skills to address them. Through projects like designing a playground, rocket building, crafting video games and programming their own robots, students will experience what it would be like to be an architect, aerospace engineer, industrial engineer, and video game programmer. Every day campers also have ample opportunity to do the things that are typically done in a summer camp such as swimming, field trips, sports, games and other fun physical activities. Select from the following Week 1: Design the Next Generation of Toys Week 2: Shipwreck Week 3: Build a Rocket Week 4: Escape the Zombie Apocalypse Week 5: Program a Robot Week 6: Develop a Video Game CAMP HOURS 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM - please bring a packed lunch. Refrigeration will be provided. CLOSURE Camp will be closed Monday, July 4. PLEASE NOTE No allowances will be made for absences, early withdrawals, or late starts. 212-222-2925 x5416