Summer Camps in Valley, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Pathfinders Week 7 - Camp Tomah Shinga
This program is designed for new and returning campers who are ready for a fun and exciting week of camp. Pathfinders will enjoy traditional camp activities such as archery, swim- ming, hiking, arts and crafts, bible study, morning worship and evening campfires. They will also be introduced to new options such as, team building elements, high ropes, and much more! Cost: $350 785-845-1567
This program is designed for new and returning campers who are ready for a fun and exciting week of camp. Pathfinders will enjoy traditional camp activities such as archery, swim- ming, hiking, arts and crafts, bible study, morning worship and evening campfires. They will also be introduced to new options such as, team building elements, high ropes, and much more! Cost: $350 785-845-1567
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Camp Viola
Hot
Distance
17.27 Miles
Address:
PO Box 1526, Lagrange, Georgia 30241
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Religious Study, Recreational Swimming...
Distance
27.1 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
ASCCA
Hot
Distance
37.26 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
37.26 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...
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Valley, AL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Van Wert Football Youth Camp - Van Wert, OH
Van Wert Football Youth Camp July 25th-July 27th 9:00-11:30
Teen Hayride & Campfire - Fairmont, NC
If you are in grades 7-12 you won't want to miss our annual teen hayride & campfire. Cost is $5 and includes a light dinner, hayrides, fun around camp, and an evening of worship around the campfire. Invite your friends and join us for an evening of fun & worship!
Excel 2017 - Youth Bible Conference - Jones, MI
Join us for a weekend of Bible teaching and fellowship. Our speaker is Jamie Martin from Sudbury, Ontario All meals, snacks and lodging are included. Married couples are welcome to attend, but no nursery care is provided. Please find other accommodations for your young children. Nursing infants are welcome. Registration begins at 5:30 PM Friday. 1st Session at 7 PM. * No meal on Friday, but a snack is provided later in the evening. For questions, call (616) 799-1351 or (616) 799-3077 What to Bring: Bible, Notebook, Alarm Clock, Outdoor Clothes, Sleeping Bag, Pillow, Towels & Toiletries. For Maps and Camp info, visit www.BLBC.com
Teen Robotics Camp - Day 4 - Dublin, GA
For rising 7th-12th graders. This is a 4-day robotics workshop where we will be learning how to build and program LEGO Mindstorms. SEATS ARE LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE REFERENCE DESK. Teens who register are expected to attend all four days of the workshop.
Free Teen Class at Nyack Boot Camp - Nyack, NY
Get your teenager off the Xbox and and into our gym for a free workout! It is a great chance to check us out with this free workout. Our workouts are never boring, always changing and challenging and most of all fun. This full-body, full range of motion training is perfect for teens who want to get fit. It is also for teen athletes who want to up their game in their favorite sport. Our workouts will create a balanced all over strength and functional fitness. Great for both boys and girls. Participants will get to use battling ropes, sandbags, Rage balls, kettlebells, and more. But RSVP as class size is limited. Tex/call 845-558-0351 or email [email protected].
Van Wert Football Youth Camp - Van Wert, OH
Van Wert Football Youth Camp July 25th-July 27th 9:00-11:30
Teen Hayride & Campfire - Fairmont, NC
If you are in grades 7-12 you won't want to miss our annual teen hayride & campfire. Cost is $5 and includes a light dinner, hayrides, fun around camp, and an evening of worship around the campfire. Invite your friends and join us for an evening of fun & worship!
Excel 2017 - Youth Bible Conference - Jones, MI
Join us for a weekend of Bible teaching and fellowship. Our speaker is Jamie Martin from Sudbury, Ontario All meals, snacks and lodging are included. Married couples are welcome to attend, but no nursery care is provided. Please find other accommodations for your young children. Nursing infants are welcome. Registration begins at 5:30 PM Friday. 1st Session at 7 PM. * No meal on Friday, but a snack is provided later in the evening. For questions, call (616) 799-1351 or (616) 799-3077 What to Bring: Bible, Notebook, Alarm Clock, Outdoor Clothes, Sleeping Bag, Pillow, Towels & Toiletries. For Maps and Camp info, visit www.BLBC.com
Teen Robotics Camp - Day 4 - Dublin, GA
For rising 7th-12th graders. This is a 4-day robotics workshop where we will be learning how to build and program LEGO Mindstorms. SEATS ARE LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE REFERENCE DESK. Teens who register are expected to attend all four days of the workshop.
Free Teen Class at Nyack Boot Camp - Nyack, NY
Get your teenager off the Xbox and and into our gym for a free workout! It is a great chance to check us out with this free workout. Our workouts are never boring, always changing and challenging and most of all fun. This full-body, full range of motion training is perfect for teens who want to get fit. It is also for teen athletes who want to up their game in their favorite sport. Our workouts will create a balanced all over strength and functional fitness. Great for both boys and girls. Participants will get to use battling ropes, sandbags, Rage balls, kettlebells, and more. But RSVP as class size is limited. Tex/call 845-558-0351 or email [email protected].
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Art Innovations 6th-8th - Art Unleashed!
Travel back in time and learn about great art innovations in history. From pinhole cameras to tessellations, students will explore a wide variety of techniques and materials. 314-628-1024
X-Games - Middle School Gym
A week full of X-citement, adventure and action! Possible activities include kayaking and canoeing, a day at Jordan Lake, horseback riding, swimming, ice skating and more! This is an exciting adventure you dont want to miss! Ability to swim is a requirement for this camp. Registration fee includes all transportation, activity, and entrance fees. Director: Dan Divis 9194932642.0
Delta - wk 1 - Basketball - Camp All-American
Campers will have proper mechanics in dribbling, shooting and footwork reinforced. Drills are designed for the beginner as well as the intermediate player. 678.405.2266
SD Skatelife Spring Break Skateboaring Camp - Encinitas Community Park
Join us at the Encinitas Skate Plaza for a week of skateboarding fun! Learn how to skate in a safe and controlled environment with expert instructors from the Neal Mims Skate Academy and SD Skatelife. This camp is designed to teach skateboards of any level. Come learn skateboarding fundamentals, meet guest professional skateboarders and make new friends. All participants must wear helmets, elbow and knee pads. Contact instructor for skateboard rental options: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Class will meet at the Encintas Skate Plaza. Helmets and pads are required, they are not provided by instuctor. For rental options please contact Andrew at: ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Special Interest LOCATION ECP Skate Plaza at Encinitas Community Park INSTRUCTOR Neal Mims
Chemistry Camp Session II - MGCCC Gautier
Wear casual attire, long pants and closed-toe shoes (no sandals). If necessary, wear eyeglasses (no contact lenses allowed). Bring a sack lunch. MGCCC will provide all chemicals and lab equipment. CONTACT: Kay Rosonet, , 228-497-7633, Hope Whitfield, , 228-497-7698 228-497-7633
Art Innovations 6th-8th - Art Unleashed!
Travel back in time and learn about great art innovations in history. From pinhole cameras to tessellations, students will explore a wide variety of techniques and materials. 314-628-1024
X-Games - Middle School Gym
A week full of X-citement, adventure and action! Possible activities include kayaking and canoeing, a day at Jordan Lake, horseback riding, swimming, ice skating and more! This is an exciting adventure you dont want to miss! Ability to swim is a requirement for this camp. Registration fee includes all transportation, activity, and entrance fees. Director: Dan Divis 9194932642.0
Delta - wk 1 - Basketball - Camp All-American
Campers will have proper mechanics in dribbling, shooting and footwork reinforced. Drills are designed for the beginner as well as the intermediate player. 678.405.2266
SD Skatelife Spring Break Skateboaring Camp - Encinitas Community Park
Join us at the Encinitas Skate Plaza for a week of skateboarding fun! Learn how to skate in a safe and controlled environment with expert instructors from the Neal Mims Skate Academy and SD Skatelife. This camp is designed to teach skateboards of any level. Come learn skateboarding fundamentals, meet guest professional skateboarders and make new friends. All participants must wear helmets, elbow and knee pads. Contact instructor for skateboard rental options: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Class will meet at the Encintas Skate Plaza. Helmets and pads are required, they are not provided by instuctor. For rental options please contact Andrew at: ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Special Interest LOCATION ECP Skate Plaza at Encinitas Community Park INSTRUCTOR Neal Mims
Chemistry Camp Session II - MGCCC Gautier
Wear casual attire, long pants and closed-toe shoes (no sandals). If necessary, wear eyeglasses (no contact lenses allowed). Bring a sack lunch. MGCCC will provide all chemicals and lab equipment. CONTACT: Kay Rosonet, , 228-497-7633, Hope Whitfield, , 228-497-7698 228-497-7633