Summer Camps in Woodbury, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fort Building Returns! with Tom Kleindinst - Falmouth Academy
Design, build, and challenge! This class is all about a quest to work together and build a structure that will protect your team and provide a strategic advantage in the final water balloon battle. Game on! 508-457-9696 x307
Design, build, and challenge! This class is all about a quest to work together and build a structure that will protect your team and provide a strategic advantage in the final water balloon battle. Game on! 508-457-9696 x307
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Distance
36.2 Miles
Address:
1501 Burnley Rd, Scottsville, Kentucky 42164
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
47.44 Miles
Address:
1530 McJohnson Ave, Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Activities: Field Trips, Recreational Swimming
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Woodbury, KY Summer Camps
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Camp Kid Again - Aiken, SC
The Jake Bartley Band performing at Camp Kid Again. You must be a camp goer to attend this free concert. More details available at www.campkidagain.com
Kid's No School Art Camp- Glass Night Light- AM Session - Jenkintown,
Join us for Kid's No School Art Camp AM Session from 10 am - 1 pm Project: Create your own glass night light Ages 8+, $35 Please pack a lunch or snack & drink Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545
Winter Camp for Kids and Teens - Hixson, TN
CrossFit HIxson is offering Winter Camps for your kids and teens! Details are as follows: Dec 19-Dec 23 is Week 1: Kids are MWF 9:30am-11:30am $65 Teens are MWF 1:30pm-3:30pm $65 Dec 26-Dec 30 is Week 2: Kids are MWF 9:30am-11:30am $65 Teens are MWF 1:30pm-3:30pm $65 Please contact Amber or Tammy to register now.
Let's go camping with Skokie Cteen! - Skokie, IL
Get inspired by the beautiful outdoors! An overnight adventure for Jewish teens in 9th-12th grade * NO OUTDOORS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY * Boys sleep in tents, girls sleep at hotel * Depart 9:00 a.m. Sunday, return 6:00 p.m. Monday * Cost: $25/person all-inclusive * RSVP required www.SkokieCteen.org or text 224-595-5629
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
Camp Kid Again - Aiken, SC
The Jake Bartley Band performing at Camp Kid Again. You must be a camp goer to attend this free concert. More details available at www.campkidagain.com
Kid's No School Art Camp- Glass Night Light- AM Session - Jenkintown,
Join us for Kid's No School Art Camp AM Session from 10 am - 1 pm Project: Create your own glass night light Ages 8+, $35 Please pack a lunch or snack & drink Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545
Winter Camp for Kids and Teens - Hixson, TN
CrossFit HIxson is offering Winter Camps for your kids and teens! Details are as follows: Dec 19-Dec 23 is Week 1: Kids are MWF 9:30am-11:30am $65 Teens are MWF 1:30pm-3:30pm $65 Dec 26-Dec 30 is Week 2: Kids are MWF 9:30am-11:30am $65 Teens are MWF 1:30pm-3:30pm $65 Please contact Amber or Tammy to register now.
Let's go camping with Skokie Cteen! - Skokie, IL
Get inspired by the beautiful outdoors! An overnight adventure for Jewish teens in 9th-12th grade * NO OUTDOORS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY * Boys sleep in tents, girls sleep at hotel * Depart 9:00 a.m. Sunday, return 6:00 p.m. Monday * Cost: $25/person all-inclusive * RSVP required www.SkokieCteen.org or text 224-595-5629
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Ceramics 2 - Wild Animals - Artists Exchange
Animals, Animals, Animals! Make and bird out of a flat piece of clay or turn a clay bowl into a piggy bank. Campers will learn basic clay hand building techniques in this week of camp where kingdom Animalia rules supreme. Ceramics camps allow children to immerse themselves in clay studio studies ranging from basic hand building, wheel throwing, and sculpting. Campers will learn a variety of skills designed to fit the camp they are in. Ceramic focus campers will learn the technical aspects of recycling, slab work, build a simple kiln from a metal trash can and firing pottery in it. All under the guidance of a professional potter and the fire department. Clay adventures offers a beginners taste of experimenting with clay. Sculpting camps have a slight focus on bringing 2-D drawings and images of characters into 3-D form. 401-490-9475
(VB3) Volleybal HS Skillsl Camp - Grace Hall
National Elite Camp: This camp is designed for a varsity athlete or club player who plays year round. It is an intensive four day training program including elements of individual, team and specialty training. Three sessions will be dedicated to individual skill development. Three sessions will be designed to improve the players skills within their specialty. The final sessions will focus on developing a complete understanding of all team functions using game action drills and 6v6 competition. 610 758 3589
Sorcerer & Fairy School - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Theater is magic so when we join the magic of theater with the magic of fairies and sorcerers there is no telling where your imagination can take you! Costumes, crafts and stories are used to help our campers create Grapevines first inaugural class of Sorcerers and Fairies. Campers will create an epic adventure and performance to show us mere mortals on the final day of camp. 817-421-2825
Paddling Camp - OFFSITE
This camp will explore the inner harbor of Redwood City, while learning the basics of water safety, kayaking, outrigger paddling, and stand up paddling (SUP). Each day participants and their instructors will paddle to a different destination around the Harbor learning about the conservation and ecology of Redwood City, while having fun paddling. On Friday, campers will enjoy Kayak and Standup Paddle Board Relay Races. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Price includes Camp T-shirt, goodies and a certificate with group photo. Please bring water resistant sunblock, shorts, windbreaker, towel, and a change of clothes. Water shoes (Aqua Socks/Teva) are recommended. Life jackets will be provided. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION BIAC, 1450 Maple Street, RWC INSTRUCTOR Bair Island Aquatic Center ,
High School Baseball 1 - Brigham Young University
The BYU Baseball staff is excited to announce this years High School Baseball Camp schedules. Our High school camp is designed for players that are serious about baseball and looking for advanced techniques and development. If you want to play collegiate baseball, this is the camp for you. At camp you will be able to interact with all of BYU Baseballs coaching staff. You will be able to see the beautiful BYU campus and utilize all of the facilities. At camp each participant will receive training, gain important insights, and play exciting games at beautiful Miller Park. This camp will focus on advanced skill development. Squad games will provide opportunities to implement skill learned during camp and give the opportunity to current BYU coaches to give suggestions to each camper. In addition, squad games provide the opportunity to learn team aspects of competition during games. You will have the chance to showcase your skills in front of college coaches and the BYU coaching staff. Camp participants will use BYUs professional athletic equipment and unique training stations to learn the dynamics of strength and weight-conditioning fundamentals and apply them to your own individual training goals to become a more complete player. 801-422-5724
Ceramics 2 - Wild Animals - Artists Exchange
Animals, Animals, Animals! Make and bird out of a flat piece of clay or turn a clay bowl into a piggy bank. Campers will learn basic clay hand building techniques in this week of camp where kingdom Animalia rules supreme. Ceramics camps allow children to immerse themselves in clay studio studies ranging from basic hand building, wheel throwing, and sculpting. Campers will learn a variety of skills designed to fit the camp they are in. Ceramic focus campers will learn the technical aspects of recycling, slab work, build a simple kiln from a metal trash can and firing pottery in it. All under the guidance of a professional potter and the fire department. Clay adventures offers a beginners taste of experimenting with clay. Sculpting camps have a slight focus on bringing 2-D drawings and images of characters into 3-D form. 401-490-9475
(VB3) Volleybal HS Skillsl Camp - Grace Hall
National Elite Camp: This camp is designed for a varsity athlete or club player who plays year round. It is an intensive four day training program including elements of individual, team and specialty training. Three sessions will be dedicated to individual skill development. Three sessions will be designed to improve the players skills within their specialty. The final sessions will focus on developing a complete understanding of all team functions using game action drills and 6v6 competition. 610 758 3589
Sorcerer & Fairy School - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Theater is magic so when we join the magic of theater with the magic of fairies and sorcerers there is no telling where your imagination can take you! Costumes, crafts and stories are used to help our campers create Grapevines first inaugural class of Sorcerers and Fairies. Campers will create an epic adventure and performance to show us mere mortals on the final day of camp. 817-421-2825
Paddling Camp - OFFSITE
This camp will explore the inner harbor of Redwood City, while learning the basics of water safety, kayaking, outrigger paddling, and stand up paddling (SUP). Each day participants and their instructors will paddle to a different destination around the Harbor learning about the conservation and ecology of Redwood City, while having fun paddling. On Friday, campers will enjoy Kayak and Standup Paddle Board Relay Races. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Price includes Camp T-shirt, goodies and a certificate with group photo. Please bring water resistant sunblock, shorts, windbreaker, towel, and a change of clothes. Water shoes (Aqua Socks/Teva) are recommended. Life jackets will be provided. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION BIAC, 1450 Maple Street, RWC INSTRUCTOR Bair Island Aquatic Center ,
High School Baseball 1 - Brigham Young University
The BYU Baseball staff is excited to announce this years High School Baseball Camp schedules. Our High school camp is designed for players that are serious about baseball and looking for advanced techniques and development. If you want to play collegiate baseball, this is the camp for you. At camp you will be able to interact with all of BYU Baseballs coaching staff. You will be able to see the beautiful BYU campus and utilize all of the facilities. At camp each participant will receive training, gain important insights, and play exciting games at beautiful Miller Park. This camp will focus on advanced skill development. Squad games will provide opportunities to implement skill learned during camp and give the opportunity to current BYU coaches to give suggestions to each camper. In addition, squad games provide the opportunity to learn team aspects of competition during games. You will have the chance to showcase your skills in front of college coaches and the BYU coaching staff. Camp participants will use BYUs professional athletic equipment and unique training stations to learn the dynamics of strength and weight-conditioning fundamentals and apply them to your own individual training goals to become a more complete player. 801-422-5724