Summer Camps in Upton, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Ski Trip Male Participants 2016 - Camp Paivika
Adult campers between the ages of 18 and 99 with physical and/or developmental disabilities. 2 nights. Personal Care: Participants must be independent with their personal care needs. Individuals who require more than minor assistance with bathing, dressing, feeding and other personal care will not be accepted. Individuals requiring medical care other than the administration of medications will not be accepted. There will not be a nurse in attendance- medications will be managed by trained camp staff. Behavioral Challenges: Individuals with severe behavioral issues including acting out, inability to remain with the group, self-injurious/assaultive behaviors or aggressive tendencies will not be accepted. Campers will be assisted in ski activities and/or camping activities but must be interested and willing to participate in order to attend either of these programs. Staffing Ratios: Participants must be able to function safely in a group environment. Staff to camper ratios will be 1 to 5 during most times of the day. One to one care is not available. 909-338-1102 x5003
Adult campers between the ages of 18 and 99 with physical and/or developmental disabilities. 2 nights. Personal Care: Participants must be independent with their personal care needs. Individuals who require more than minor assistance with bathing, dressing, feeding and other personal care will not be accepted. Individuals requiring medical care other than the administration of medications will not be accepted. There will not be a nurse in attendance- medications will be managed by trained camp staff. Behavioral Challenges: Individuals with severe behavioral issues including acting out, inability to remain with the group, self-injurious/assaultive behaviors or aggressive tendencies will not be accepted. Campers will be assisted in ski activities and/or camping activities but must be interested and willing to participate in order to attend either of these programs. Staffing Ratios: Participants must be able to function safely in a group environment. Staff to camper ratios will be 1 to 5 during most times of the day. One to one care is not available. 909-338-1102 x5003
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Distance
34.16 Miles
Address:
1950 Otter Creek Park Rd, Brandenburg, Kentucky 40108
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Golf, Horseback...
Distance
50.91 Miles
Address:
1501 Burnley Rd, Scottsville, Kentucky 42164
Activities: Youth Programs
Cedar Ridge
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Distance
54.29 Miles
Address:
4010 Old Routt Rd, Louisville, Kentucky 40299
Building a diverse community of faith each week, inclusive of special needs. Resident day and adventure camps.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Hiking,...
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Upton, KY Summer Camps
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Teen Trivia Night at Sokol STL Camp - Imperial, MO
. Doors Open 5:30, Trivia Starts 6:00 $10 per Teen (ages 13-19) up to 8 per Table Price Includes Trivia, Games, Soda and Popcorn Held at Sokol STL Camp 6270 Highway 61-67 Imperial, MO 63052
Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 4-7 - Chandler, AZ
Child Care is $5/month per child (Kids Fitness Classes included) Gym membership: $15.00 for Adults $10.00 for Youth Ages 12-17
Believe Summer Camp Experience - Bogalusa, LA
5-day Performing Arts Camp taught by internationally-experienced directors. Culminates in a stage show for the community. Open to 3rd thru 12th graders and recent grads. Register Online Now and Spread the Word. ! www.believecamp.com
4-H Teen Winter Retreat - Jackson, OH
Registration for the retreat will be held on Saturday, January 30, from 3– 4 p.m. and will dismiss at 10 a.m. on Sunday, January 31. 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 22 to Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp.
2016 Bikes4Kids Campaign - Little Rock, AR
The Derek Lewis Foundation continues to combat childhood obesity in the state of Arkansas by promoting execercise and healthy eating for school aged children. Increasing physical activity helps school age children to live a healthy lifestyle. Bike4kids is an annual event that helps school age children get their first bike to get them started on a postive path. Our goal is to assist 150 kids across Central Arkansas and the Delta Region to obtain a bike. Let's start the holiday season by supporting a child by donating today! www.gofundme.com/2017bikes4kids
Teen Trivia Night at Sokol STL Camp - Imperial, MO
. Doors Open 5:30, Trivia Starts 6:00 $10 per Teen (ages 13-19) up to 8 per Table Price Includes Trivia, Games, Soda and Popcorn Held at Sokol STL Camp 6270 Highway 61-67 Imperial, MO 63052
Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 4-7 - Chandler, AZ
Child Care is $5/month per child (Kids Fitness Classes included) Gym membership: $15.00 for Adults $10.00 for Youth Ages 12-17
Believe Summer Camp Experience - Bogalusa, LA
5-day Performing Arts Camp taught by internationally-experienced directors. Culminates in a stage show for the community. Open to 3rd thru 12th graders and recent grads. Register Online Now and Spread the Word. ! www.believecamp.com
4-H Teen Winter Retreat - Jackson, OH
Registration for the retreat will be held on Saturday, January 30, from 3– 4 p.m. and will dismiss at 10 a.m. on Sunday, January 31. 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 22 to Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp.
2016 Bikes4Kids Campaign - Little Rock, AR
The Derek Lewis Foundation continues to combat childhood obesity in the state of Arkansas by promoting execercise and healthy eating for school aged children. Increasing physical activity helps school age children to live a healthy lifestyle. Bike4kids is an annual event that helps school age children get their first bike to get them started on a postive path. Our goal is to assist 150 kids across Central Arkansas and the Delta Region to obtain a bike. Let's start the holiday season by supporting a child by donating today! www.gofundme.com/2017bikes4kids
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Oz - wk 5 - Free Play Indoor Sports - Camp All-American
Each day, your camper will get to choose an indoor sport of their choice and simply PLAY. Popular options include Basketball and Volleyball. 678.405.2266
New-US Writing Workshop SII (11th-12th) - Francis W Parker
Parkers new summer Writing Workshops for students entering grades 10-12 offers students the opportunity to learn, explore, review and practice a variety of writing skills, including grammar, usage and sentence structures. These intensive, one-week workshops will help students fill gaps, develop comfort, and prepare for future classroom writing experiences. These workshops will be taught by members of the Francis Parker English Department Faculty. In the workshop for rising 11th and 12th graders, students will work in a variety of genres including persuasive, analytical, narrative and creative, with a special concentration on grammar/usage and the personal essay. A small class size ensures that students will have time to gain understanding and confidence in their writing. 773.797.5104
Girls Field Hockey Camp, Ages 10-14, Licensed - Longmeadow High School
Participants will improve on basic skills and knowledge of the game. The concepts of cooperation and teamwork, along with a chance to have fun, will be the main goals of the week. Participants need their own stick, mouth guard, shin guards and goggle s. Please pack a peanut free bag lunch water bottle and swim gear daily. Group cools off at Reynolds Pool at the end of the camp day. Pick up is at Reynolds Pool at Bliss Park. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRING WATER BOTTLE, PEANUT-FREE LUNCH, SWIM GEAR, TOWEL, SUNSCREEN. PICK UP IS AT REYNOLDS POOL, BLISS PARK LOCATION HS Russell Girls Varsity Lax at Longmeadow High School INSTRUCTOR Ann Simons
PM Wild Wire 7/22 (ages 9+) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Explore art in two and three dimensions as you bend, twist, shape, and balance varying lengths of wire. We can make moving mobiles, wire baskets, jewelry and even wire masks as we explore line and shape in this inventive art class. 970.728.3886
DANCE CAMP-Beautiful Ballerinas (Age 3-6) - Alpharetta Community Center
Come dressed as a ballerina for lots of dancing, crafts and fun! Campers will perform for parents at the end of the week. COST: $114 Resident, $171 Non-Residents AGE GROUP Youth LOCATION ACC Dance Room at Alpharetta Community Center INSTRUCTOR Peri Sanders
Oz - wk 5 - Free Play Indoor Sports - Camp All-American
Each day, your camper will get to choose an indoor sport of their choice and simply PLAY. Popular options include Basketball and Volleyball. 678.405.2266
New-US Writing Workshop SII (11th-12th) - Francis W Parker
Parkers new summer Writing Workshops for students entering grades 10-12 offers students the opportunity to learn, explore, review and practice a variety of writing skills, including grammar, usage and sentence structures. These intensive, one-week workshops will help students fill gaps, develop comfort, and prepare for future classroom writing experiences. These workshops will be taught by members of the Francis Parker English Department Faculty. In the workshop for rising 11th and 12th graders, students will work in a variety of genres including persuasive, analytical, narrative and creative, with a special concentration on grammar/usage and the personal essay. A small class size ensures that students will have time to gain understanding and confidence in their writing. 773.797.5104
Girls Field Hockey Camp, Ages 10-14, Licensed - Longmeadow High School
Participants will improve on basic skills and knowledge of the game. The concepts of cooperation and teamwork, along with a chance to have fun, will be the main goals of the week. Participants need their own stick, mouth guard, shin guards and goggle s. Please pack a peanut free bag lunch water bottle and swim gear daily. Group cools off at Reynolds Pool at the end of the camp day. Pick up is at Reynolds Pool at Bliss Park. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRING WATER BOTTLE, PEANUT-FREE LUNCH, SWIM GEAR, TOWEL, SUNSCREEN. PICK UP IS AT REYNOLDS POOL, BLISS PARK LOCATION HS Russell Girls Varsity Lax at Longmeadow High School INSTRUCTOR Ann Simons
PM Wild Wire 7/22 (ages 9+) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Explore art in two and three dimensions as you bend, twist, shape, and balance varying lengths of wire. We can make moving mobiles, wire baskets, jewelry and even wire masks as we explore line and shape in this inventive art class. 970.728.3886
DANCE CAMP-Beautiful Ballerinas (Age 3-6) - Alpharetta Community Center
Come dressed as a ballerina for lots of dancing, crafts and fun! Campers will perform for parents at the end of the week. COST: $114 Resident, $171 Non-Residents AGE GROUP Youth LOCATION ACC Dance Room at Alpharetta Community Center INSTRUCTOR Peri Sanders