Summer Camps in Tuskegee, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Bikes: Beaters to Custom [B] - Coyote Central
Select a beater bike to transform into your own one-of-a-kind ride. Youll take it apart and put it back together like new. Using wrenches, specialized tools, grease, and your own hands, youll overhaul your brakes, hubs, headsets and more. From here on out youll be an expert at bike repair and maintenance. Final touch! Youll detail it out to give it your original style. Instructor: Martez Rice 2063237276.0
Select a beater bike to transform into your own one-of-a-kind ride. Youll take it apart and put it back together like new. Using wrenches, specialized tools, grease, and your own hands, youll overhaul your brakes, hubs, headsets and more. From here on out youll be an expert at bike repair and maintenance. Final touch! Youll detail it out to give it your original style. Instructor: Martez Rice 2063237276.0
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Camp Alamisco
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Distance
28.94 Miles
Address:
6450 Atlanta Hwy, Montgomery, Alabama 36117
Beautiful Lake Martin is open to all denominations. Summer camp available & open to church & youth group retreats.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback...
ASCCA
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Distance
32.59 Miles
Address:
PO Box 21, Jacksons Gap, Alabama 36861
We help people with disabilities achieve equality, dignity, and independence. This is accomplished through barrier-free camping, rec. and educational programs.
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
32.59 Miles
Address:
PO Box 21, Jacksons Gap, Alabama 36861
A wide variety of recreational activities offered during weekly sessions. Diabetes education / care provided by a comprehensive medical staff.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Backpacking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback Riding...
Distance
35.66 Miles
Address:
PO Box 2336, Montgomery, Alabama 36102
Covering 475 acres on beautiful lake offers countless activities for youth 5 to 15. Christian emphasis.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback Riding (Western), Riflery,...
Distance
41.1 Miles
Address:
, Columbus, Georgia
Directing the camp once again is Brad Huskisson. Brad begins his third full year as the head coach of the Lady Cougars Softball team...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
44.84 Miles
Address:
, Prattville, Alabama
Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: General Academics
Camp Viola
Hot
Distance
57.04 Miles
Address:
PO Box 1526, Lagrange, Georgia 30241
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Religious Study, Recreational Swimming...
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Tuskegee, AL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2nd Annual Youth Campout - Middle Fork Wildlife Mgmt Area
Bring your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews. WFBCHU 2nd annual youth camp. Friday, September 18: Check in 5 pm. Ride at 6 pm. Hobo dinner assembly upon return from ride. Leave No Trace demonstration during dinner. Guitar music and sing along. Hobo dinners and smores provided by Chapter. Saturday, September 19: Creakfast cooked and provided by Chapter. Service project if applicable. AM ride. Lunch on your own. 2 pm Ponies on Parade. Decorate your horse with animal friendly paint, glitter, ribbons, feathers, etc. We will lead decorated ponies through campground. PM ride if desired. First aid demo. Dinner hot dogs, chips, pork n beans provided by Chapter. Scavenger hunt 7 pm. Campfire smores and music. Sunday, September 20: Breakfast provided by Chapter. Ride. Good byes. Please RSVP Tammi Johnson @ [email protected] or (801) 690-4469 no later than September 11 of number coming in your party. All youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. This event free to members. Non- members of BCHU need to pay WFBCHU membership fee and sign liability release form. day of check in.
Fields of Iron November Event - Greenfield, IN
details to come
Summer Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SUMMER TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins July 10th- 28th 2017 Monday-Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 [email protected] For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
Documentary Teen Camp - Houston, TX
Young film enthusiasts learn how to make documentaries in a safe and fun environment. Learn story development, camera operation, lighting, sound, interviewing, editing and work with a real orchestra to score your final film. Invite your friends and family to watch your final documentary on screen. The campers will work with the music students in the film scoring program during the AFA's 2016 Summer Music Conservatory at Pershing Middle School. They will be documenting the AFA students' progress and the finished piece will be screened on July 29th at the MATCH. Cost: $275 REGISTER AT www.swamp.org
Kid's Craft Camp - Woven Wall Hangings - La Verne, CA
Kid's Craft Camp: keeping your kiddos busy and learning with some fun yarn art! •Price per student: $25.00 includes supplies and snacks. •Kids 7-16 are welcome, we'll have simple projects as well as more complicated ones for the older ones. If your child is under 7, but capable of the craft being made them feel free to check with us (if they can tie their shoes than we'll have something they can do). •Please come in or call to reserve your spot by Tues. the 16th of Aug. so we can be prepared with supplies.
2nd Annual Youth Campout - Middle Fork Wildlife Mgmt Area
Bring your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews. WFBCHU 2nd annual youth camp. Friday, September 18: Check in 5 pm. Ride at 6 pm. Hobo dinner assembly upon return from ride. Leave No Trace demonstration during dinner. Guitar music and sing along. Hobo dinners and smores provided by Chapter. Saturday, September 19: Creakfast cooked and provided by Chapter. Service project if applicable. AM ride. Lunch on your own. 2 pm Ponies on Parade. Decorate your horse with animal friendly paint, glitter, ribbons, feathers, etc. We will lead decorated ponies through campground. PM ride if desired. First aid demo. Dinner hot dogs, chips, pork n beans provided by Chapter. Scavenger hunt 7 pm. Campfire smores and music. Sunday, September 20: Breakfast provided by Chapter. Ride. Good byes. Please RSVP Tammi Johnson @ [email protected] or (801) 690-4469 no later than September 11 of number coming in your party. All youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. This event free to members. Non- members of BCHU need to pay WFBCHU membership fee and sign liability release form. day of check in.
Fields of Iron November Event - Greenfield, IN
details to come
Summer Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SUMMER TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins July 10th- 28th 2017 Monday-Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 [email protected] For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
Documentary Teen Camp - Houston, TX
Young film enthusiasts learn how to make documentaries in a safe and fun environment. Learn story development, camera operation, lighting, sound, interviewing, editing and work with a real orchestra to score your final film. Invite your friends and family to watch your final documentary on screen. The campers will work with the music students in the film scoring program during the AFA's 2016 Summer Music Conservatory at Pershing Middle School. They will be documenting the AFA students' progress and the finished piece will be screened on July 29th at the MATCH. Cost: $275 REGISTER AT www.swamp.org
Kid's Craft Camp - Woven Wall Hangings - La Verne, CA
Kid's Craft Camp: keeping your kiddos busy and learning with some fun yarn art! •Price per student: $25.00 includes supplies and snacks. •Kids 7-16 are welcome, we'll have simple projects as well as more complicated ones for the older ones. If your child is under 7, but capable of the craft being made them feel free to check with us (if they can tie their shoes than we'll have something they can do). •Please come in or call to reserve your spot by Tues. the 16th of Aug. so we can be prepared with supplies.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Brent Crouch Volleyball Camps and Clinics - Brent Crouch Volleyball Camps and Clinics
Brent Crouch Volleyball Camps and Clinics is run by the staff of the University of Portland Volleyball program to provide girls ages 10-18 an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the sport of volleyball in addition to improving fundamental skills. The staff comprises of University of Portland head coach Brent Crouch and assistants Nellie Coleman and Nate Ngo. Altogether, the staff have years of experience with programs at levels including juniors club, NCAA DI, professional indoor and sand volleyball, and the USA National Team Programs. 9253309036.0
One day commuter Sunday, June 26 - Cliff Keen Arena
The Michigan Coed College Prep Camp includes two full days of instruction conducted in a low-pressure, safe, and fun environment on the University of Michigan campus. You will benefit greatly from this camp if you are interested in trying out as a college cheerleader anywhere across the nation and especially at the University of Michigan. Emphasis will be placed on individual instruction in coed partner stunting as well as tumbling, dance, strength and flexibility. We aim to ensure individualized attention and safety for each camper. It is the intent of the entire University of Michigan Cheer Team Staff to provide each camper with the best possible atmosphere in which to learn and sharpen their cheer skills. The techniques and skills that we will help you develop will give you a big head start over your competitors. You will train with the U-M coaching staff, former and current members of the cheer squad at Michigan and other collegiate cheerleaders and coaches. 734-647-9472
Weeks 5-8 PM: 420 Racing Program (Session 2) - NESS
Come learn what it takes to be successful in fleet and team racing (the fun and challenging form of sailing as a team sport). Our experienced race coaches will challenge students to perfect their boat handling techniques, with the skipper and crew developing and refining coordination and mutual reliance. Students will work on improving and refining their boat-handling skills and developing together as a two-person team. Students will be challenged to perfect their upwind and downwind sailing techniques and will learn to better use hiking straps, tiller extensions, and sail controls and will develop their spinnaker and trapeze skills. Students will expand their knowledge of wind, weather, and tides, and will work on basic racing techniques and rules. Students will be encouraged to compete in the many local 420 regattas that we tow boats to by water. All students will be under the supervision of our race coaches in class and at local regattas. In addition to fleet racing, coaches will teach the techniques, tactics and rules of team racing through practice drills and a practice-race format. The top students from this class will represent NESS in the ECSA All-Star Regatta, a college sailing formatted event hosted each year at... 860-535-9362
01/01/2012 - 04/04/2013 DOB - Heritage Baptist Church
Practice on Monday or Tuesday at Heritage for 30 minutes between the times of 5 and 7 pm. Games on Thursday at Heritage for 30 minutes between the times of 5 and 7pm. 3343912549.0
Summer Camp - Half Day Morning - Week 7 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Robotic Golf Open Things on the golf course just arent the same since Lego Robotics have taken over! The holes having moving machines/obstacles and the par just keeps raising. Students will use their imagination and creativity to design and modify unique golf holes on most days. When students are not golfing, they are fighting for the most golf balls with Crabs in the sand trap and having a Golf Cart show down (maneuverability race and battle). Not only do you create your own golf course anew with different obstacles, but teams build and modify a Lego club too. On the last day, the 18th Hole, build a Hole-in-One Catapult! Go for a Hole-in-One! Go for the Robotic Golf Open! Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Brent Crouch Volleyball Camps and Clinics - Brent Crouch Volleyball Camps and Clinics
Brent Crouch Volleyball Camps and Clinics is run by the staff of the University of Portland Volleyball program to provide girls ages 10-18 an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the sport of volleyball in addition to improving fundamental skills. The staff comprises of University of Portland head coach Brent Crouch and assistants Nellie Coleman and Nate Ngo. Altogether, the staff have years of experience with programs at levels including juniors club, NCAA DI, professional indoor and sand volleyball, and the USA National Team Programs. 9253309036.0
One day commuter Sunday, June 26 - Cliff Keen Arena
The Michigan Coed College Prep Camp includes two full days of instruction conducted in a low-pressure, safe, and fun environment on the University of Michigan campus. You will benefit greatly from this camp if you are interested in trying out as a college cheerleader anywhere across the nation and especially at the University of Michigan. Emphasis will be placed on individual instruction in coed partner stunting as well as tumbling, dance, strength and flexibility. We aim to ensure individualized attention and safety for each camper. It is the intent of the entire University of Michigan Cheer Team Staff to provide each camper with the best possible atmosphere in which to learn and sharpen their cheer skills. The techniques and skills that we will help you develop will give you a big head start over your competitors. You will train with the U-M coaching staff, former and current members of the cheer squad at Michigan and other collegiate cheerleaders and coaches. 734-647-9472
Weeks 5-8 PM: 420 Racing Program (Session 2) - NESS
Come learn what it takes to be successful in fleet and team racing (the fun and challenging form of sailing as a team sport). Our experienced race coaches will challenge students to perfect their boat handling techniques, with the skipper and crew developing and refining coordination and mutual reliance. Students will work on improving and refining their boat-handling skills and developing together as a two-person team. Students will be challenged to perfect their upwind and downwind sailing techniques and will learn to better use hiking straps, tiller extensions, and sail controls and will develop their spinnaker and trapeze skills. Students will expand their knowledge of wind, weather, and tides, and will work on basic racing techniques and rules. Students will be encouraged to compete in the many local 420 regattas that we tow boats to by water. All students will be under the supervision of our race coaches in class and at local regattas. In addition to fleet racing, coaches will teach the techniques, tactics and rules of team racing through practice drills and a practice-race format. The top students from this class will represent NESS in the ECSA All-Star Regatta, a college sailing formatted event hosted each year at... 860-535-9362
01/01/2012 - 04/04/2013 DOB - Heritage Baptist Church
Practice on Monday or Tuesday at Heritage for 30 minutes between the times of 5 and 7 pm. Games on Thursday at Heritage for 30 minutes between the times of 5 and 7pm. 3343912549.0
Summer Camp - Half Day Morning - Week 7 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Robotic Golf Open Things on the golf course just arent the same since Lego Robotics have taken over! The holes having moving machines/obstacles and the par just keeps raising. Students will use their imagination and creativity to design and modify unique golf holes on most days. When students are not golfing, they are fighting for the most golf balls with Crabs in the sand trap and having a Golf Cart show down (maneuverability race and battle). Not only do you create your own golf course anew with different obstacles, but teams build and modify a Lego club too. On the last day, the 18th Hole, build a Hole-in-One Catapult! Go for a Hole-in-One! Go for the Robotic Golf Open! Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0