Summer Camps in Walsenburg, CO
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Level 3: 6:00 - Lake Forest II MHOA
Coordinate front crawl with alternate breathing, backstroke, and introduction of elementary backstroke, diving, safety skills and treading water 949-586-0860 x29
Coordinate front crawl with alternate breathing, backstroke, and introduction of elementary backstroke, diving, safety skills and treading water 949-586-0860 x29
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47.49 Miles
Address:
3200 E Spaulding Ave, Pueblo, Colorado 81008
YMCA Camp Jackson builds confidence & independence in youth at our co-ed mountain camp. We provide the opportunity to develope team work & outdoor...
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking,...
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Walsenburg, CO Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Spring Youth Retreat - Collins, MS
For details visit our website: http://biblecamp.themethodistprotestantchurch.org/?post_type=events&p=78
Teen Spring Break Camp - Gresham, OR
Over Spring Break YMCA Camp Collins offers a 3-day fun camp experience for teens in grades 8-12. This retreat is designed for both new and experienced campers. Experienced campers are invited to come back and enjoy the activities and fellowship they love at camp, while new campers can come get an idea of what teen camp programs are all about! It’s the perfect way for teens to have a blast together in a beautiful outdoor environment over their Spring Break. The schedule is designed with structured activities as well as spaces for choice time to give teens supervised freedom to enjoy their favorite aspects of camp.
2016 Boot Camp - Merritt Island, FL
40 Teams serving in 25 Countries! Mission Trips for All Ages.
Christmas Kid Camp - Adairsville, GA
Parents, need more time to prepare for Santa's arrival? December 12th from 1-6 p.m. the AHS Drama Department will be hosting a day for kids filled with games, snacks, crafts, and more! All kids between the ages of 4-13 are welcome to attend! Preregistration is $25 or it's $30 at the door, with an additional $10 per kid. For more information or to register contact Rachel Queen at [email protected] or at (678)-899-9054.
Fourth Annual MLK Day of Service & Kids Camp - Oaklyn, NJ
KIDS CAMP- 8:30am-4pm (aftercare available until 5:30pm) COST: $10 donation (includes lunch) Let's work together to build the Beloved Community! Activities include: Singing, songwriting, sports, skits, stories, arts and crafts teaching the message of community and nonviolence. We Work Together, We Rock! To register your child, email: [email protected] COMMUNITY SERVICE: For adults and families (kids recommended to be 10yrs & up.) Registration begins at 8:30am at Community Rocks! New Jersey. Service will take place between 9am-2:30pm and various hours in between depending on service site, location and project. Service projects include: Camden Rescue Mission, Virtua Health Foundation's CASTLE Program and more TBA. Service folks, PLEASE BRING A BAGGED LUNCH! FREEDOM MARCH & MLK BIRTHDAY PERFORMANCE: Beginning at 2:30pm, the KIDS CAMP kids will march from Community Rocks! to the Oaklyn Baptist Church with signs in hand about FREEDOMS they are grateful for and messages of peace, love kindness. We'll arrive at the church between 3-3:30 to sing songs, share teachings and eat cake!
Spring Youth Retreat - Collins, MS
For details visit our website: http://biblecamp.themethodistprotestantchurch.org/?post_type=events&p=78
Teen Spring Break Camp - Gresham, OR
Over Spring Break YMCA Camp Collins offers a 3-day fun camp experience for teens in grades 8-12. This retreat is designed for both new and experienced campers. Experienced campers are invited to come back and enjoy the activities and fellowship they love at camp, while new campers can come get an idea of what teen camp programs are all about! It’s the perfect way for teens to have a blast together in a beautiful outdoor environment over their Spring Break. The schedule is designed with structured activities as well as spaces for choice time to give teens supervised freedom to enjoy their favorite aspects of camp.
2016 Boot Camp - Merritt Island, FL
40 Teams serving in 25 Countries! Mission Trips for All Ages.
Christmas Kid Camp - Adairsville, GA
Parents, need more time to prepare for Santa's arrival? December 12th from 1-6 p.m. the AHS Drama Department will be hosting a day for kids filled with games, snacks, crafts, and more! All kids between the ages of 4-13 are welcome to attend! Preregistration is $25 or it's $30 at the door, with an additional $10 per kid. For more information or to register contact Rachel Queen at [email protected] or at (678)-899-9054.
Fourth Annual MLK Day of Service & Kids Camp - Oaklyn, NJ
KIDS CAMP- 8:30am-4pm (aftercare available until 5:30pm) COST: $10 donation (includes lunch) Let's work together to build the Beloved Community! Activities include: Singing, songwriting, sports, skits, stories, arts and crafts teaching the message of community and nonviolence. We Work Together, We Rock! To register your child, email: [email protected] COMMUNITY SERVICE: For adults and families (kids recommended to be 10yrs & up.) Registration begins at 8:30am at Community Rocks! New Jersey. Service will take place between 9am-2:30pm and various hours in between depending on service site, location and project. Service projects include: Camden Rescue Mission, Virtua Health Foundation's CASTLE Program and more TBA. Service folks, PLEASE BRING A BAGGED LUNCH! FREEDOM MARCH & MLK BIRTHDAY PERFORMANCE: Beginning at 2:30pm, the KIDS CAMP kids will march from Community Rocks! to the Oaklyn Baptist Church with signs in hand about FREEDOMS they are grateful for and messages of peace, love kindness. We'll arrive at the church between 3-3:30 to sing songs, share teachings and eat cake!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Manga Maker - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Learn the Japanese style of graphic storytelling known as Manga. Use colored pencils and paint in creating illustrated stories brought to life in a comic book format. 302 239-2434 x120
Summer Day Camp 4: Kid vs. Wild - Rotary Park
Could you survive in the wild? Kid vs. Wild week will feature challenges and adventures that test your skills in shelter building, fire making, navigation and more. *prorated 4-day week (no camp Monday, July 4) Campers will recieve a summer camp T-shirt. (one per child for the summer) Camp will be held at Rotary Park, 2260 Dayton-Xenia Rd Camp runs from 9:30am - 3:30pm; free extended hours from 7:30 - 9:30am and 3:30 - 5:30pm. LOCATION Rotary Park
Camp Gulls: Week 5 - Warren-Walker La Mesa Campus
DAILY ACTIVITIES: Camp Gulls action-packed program features a variety of daily and weekly activities. Students are divided into age-appropriate groupings and are provided a dynamic schedule that balances academic, athletic, and artistic pursuits. Each week will have a theme that ties classes and field trips together. While the theme is the same for all age-groups, the individual classes and field trips may differ. Extended Care & Point Loma Bus (if needed) are included in the camp tuition. THIS WEEKS THEME: Mystery & Magic Classes and activities, such as Super Sleuths, CSI, Mythology, Mystery Theatre, Secrets of Coding, Magic Made Easy, and Scavenger Hunts will all inspire curious campers! SPECIAL PRESENTATION: Professional Magic Show - Amazing Dana! (all grades) (619)223-3663
Open Studio for Kid n Me - Hopkinton Center for the Arts
Open Studio for Kid n Me (ages 1+) offers parents and caregivers a great opportunity to get creative with your child and leave the mess for us! The HCA will provide a stimulating playground where you and your children can drop in at any time and play with paint and tactile materials to your hearts content. All supplies will be provided. We offer a weekly drop-in option for the most flexibility, but you may also register for a 3 week session to save! DROP IN: $25 for caregiver + child; $15 for additional siblings or second caregiver. If you REGISTER, the cost per session is $20 for caregiver + child; $10 for additional siblings or second caregiver). Note: you can add additional participants using the add-on option during the registration. 3 Open Studios Teacher: Cathy Howe 508 435-9222
Camp-Sports Morning LEGO Afternoon ages 9-14 - Lake Marion Community Center
Campers will enjoy a half-day version of the popular MVF All-In Sports Camp in the morning and spend the other half of the day with Play-Well TEKnologies interactive and hands-on LEGO program in the afternoon. Ages 9-14 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Lake Marion Community Center Gymnasium at Lake Marion Community Center ACTIVITY List: Sports The participant will be registered for all Activities. Name Type Number Age Date Location ZXSC S2 - Regular Hours Activity 4007.207.1 At least 9 but less than 14y 11m From March 28, 2016 to April 1, 2016 Each Monday from 9am to 4pm Each Tuesday from 9am to 4pm Each Wednesday from 9am to 4pm Each Thursday from 9am to 4pm Each Friday from 9am to 4pm --
Manga Maker - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Learn the Japanese style of graphic storytelling known as Manga. Use colored pencils and paint in creating illustrated stories brought to life in a comic book format. 302 239-2434 x120
Summer Day Camp 4: Kid vs. Wild - Rotary Park
Could you survive in the wild? Kid vs. Wild week will feature challenges and adventures that test your skills in shelter building, fire making, navigation and more. *prorated 4-day week (no camp Monday, July 4) Campers will recieve a summer camp T-shirt. (one per child for the summer) Camp will be held at Rotary Park, 2260 Dayton-Xenia Rd Camp runs from 9:30am - 3:30pm; free extended hours from 7:30 - 9:30am and 3:30 - 5:30pm. LOCATION Rotary Park
Camp Gulls: Week 5 - Warren-Walker La Mesa Campus
DAILY ACTIVITIES: Camp Gulls action-packed program features a variety of daily and weekly activities. Students are divided into age-appropriate groupings and are provided a dynamic schedule that balances academic, athletic, and artistic pursuits. Each week will have a theme that ties classes and field trips together. While the theme is the same for all age-groups, the individual classes and field trips may differ. Extended Care & Point Loma Bus (if needed) are included in the camp tuition. THIS WEEKS THEME: Mystery & Magic Classes and activities, such as Super Sleuths, CSI, Mythology, Mystery Theatre, Secrets of Coding, Magic Made Easy, and Scavenger Hunts will all inspire curious campers! SPECIAL PRESENTATION: Professional Magic Show - Amazing Dana! (all grades) (619)223-3663
Open Studio for Kid n Me - Hopkinton Center for the Arts
Open Studio for Kid n Me (ages 1+) offers parents and caregivers a great opportunity to get creative with your child and leave the mess for us! The HCA will provide a stimulating playground where you and your children can drop in at any time and play with paint and tactile materials to your hearts content. All supplies will be provided. We offer a weekly drop-in option for the most flexibility, but you may also register for a 3 week session to save! DROP IN: $25 for caregiver + child; $15 for additional siblings or second caregiver. If you REGISTER, the cost per session is $20 for caregiver + child; $10 for additional siblings or second caregiver). Note: you can add additional participants using the add-on option during the registration. 3 Open Studios Teacher: Cathy Howe 508 435-9222
Camp-Sports Morning LEGO Afternoon ages 9-14 - Lake Marion Community Center
Campers will enjoy a half-day version of the popular MVF All-In Sports Camp in the morning and spend the other half of the day with Play-Well TEKnologies interactive and hands-on LEGO program in the afternoon. Ages 9-14 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Lake Marion Community Center Gymnasium at Lake Marion Community Center ACTIVITY List: Sports The participant will be registered for all Activities. Name Type Number Age Date Location ZXSC S2 - Regular Hours Activity 4007.207.1 At least 9 but less than 14y 11m From March 28, 2016 to April 1, 2016 Each Monday from 9am to 4pm Each Tuesday from 9am to 4pm Each Wednesday from 9am to 4pm Each Thursday from 9am to 4pm Each Friday from 9am to 4pm --