Summer Camps in Arp, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: The Hunt - ScienceWorks Museum
For campers entering grades 4-5. Join us to experience the mindset of the hunter and the Way of the Tracker. Construct your own ancient hunting tools, from spears to bows and arrows that you will take home at the end of the week. This class will not only teach you fun, practical survival skills, but will also leave you with the skills to continue crafting your journey at home. Let The Hunt begin! This camp offers only a FULL DAY registration. 5414826767 x222
For campers entering grades 4-5. Join us to experience the mindset of the hunter and the Way of the Tracker. Construct your own ancient hunting tools, from spears to bows and arrows that you will take home at the end of the week. This class will not only teach you fun, practical survival skills, but will also leave you with the skills to continue crafting your journey at home. Let The Hunt begin! This camp offers only a FULL DAY registration. 5414826767 x222
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Distance
15.8 Miles
Address:
PO Box 6400, Tyler, Texas 75711
A day camp with an emphasis on the diabetic child. Medical staff on site. Children sharing their life experiences.
Activities: Academics, Aerobics/Exercise, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
25.16 Miles
Address:
300 White Pine Rd, Big Sandy, Texas 75755
The Pines provides quality experiences through programs that promote physical, intellectual, moral, and character growth.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Distance
25.65 Miles
Address:
Pine Tree High School, Longview, Texas
Super Bowl Champion Chris Johnson, of the Baltimore Ravens, is hosting his 2nd Annual Football Camp
Activities: Football and Educational sessions
Camp Gilmont
Hot
Distance
36.56 Miles
Address:
6075 Sh 155 N, Gilmer, Texas 75644
Gilmont Camp & Conference Center is the premiere camp of East Tx. Our new Crain Conference Center is state of the art,equipped with wi/fi,integrated...
Activities: Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Drama, Fishing, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Sky Ranch
Hot
Distance
38.84 Miles
Address:
24657 County Road 448, Van, Texas 75790
Sky Ranch Christian camps has served youth and families for over 50 years by offering fun and character building summer camps, retreats and outdoor...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback Riding (Western), Religious...
Distance
38.84 Miles
Address:
24657 County Road 448, Van, Texas 75790
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
38.84 Miles
Address:
24657 County Road 448, Van, Texas 75790
Activities: Archery, Horseback Riding (Western), Rafting, Backpacking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Kayaking,...
Camp Huawni
Hot
Distance
44.68 Miles
Address:
, Timpson, Texas 75975
Camp Huawni is a throwback to a simpler time and place. We believe that simple fun is the most fun, and our mission is...
Activities: Watermelon Fights Mud Fights Critter (a.k.a. Blog) Water Trolley/Zip Line...
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Arp, TX Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Second Stoop Presents: Summer Camp Stories! - Owings Mills, MD
De-BUNK the myths behind your camp and camping experiences and give us the real STORY behind your crazy counselors, summer loves, and bizarre bear encounters! Second Stoop presents "Summer Camp Stories". Join us for an evening of true, personal tales about bug juice, campfires, panty raids -- and all those weird summer camp rituals. Put your name in the hat to tell your 3-minute true, personal tale about summer camp. Or come to just listen to others. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You might faint. After all, life is stranger than fiction. As the wildly popular Stoop celebrates their 10th anniversary season, join us for a wacky show where you can re-live your summer camp adventures." 7:00 pm Live Music from Sweet Saro 7:30 pm Stories *This event will take place in the Morstein Performa, our black box theater adjacent to the Gordon lobby.
Teen Camp 2015 - Prudenville, MI
We are excited about our 2015 Summer Teen Camp. We will be headed to camp CoBeAc in Michigan to join in "the Next Great Detective" the week of July 20th-25th. The speaker for the week will be Ron DeGarde. The cost for camp is $300. Registrations can be found on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/brooksidesm/789881794381590/ or in the teen room. Please turn your $100 deposit and registration in to Pastor Schrec or the church office. If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Schrec.
Kid's Art Camp - Tillamook, OR
An after school event filled with ton of fun art projects! For grades 1-6. $10 per child. Sponsored by the Senior Class of Tillamook High School for our annual Charity Drive. Charity Drive benefits Kid's Making Miracles for Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, OR and local Tillamook charities. Thank you for your support! For more information &/or to register, call 503.842.2566 ext. 3
CCM Camping Trip! - Dahlonega, GA
More details coming soon!
Shelbyville Quarter Auction, Royal Family Kids Camp - Shelbyville, IL
Please come support our community and our Local charity this month, located 325 E North 9th St. in Shelbyville. Come help support this great cause. Please come help this wonderful charity and enjoy 20+ vendors as they will have their booths open at 6:00pm to shop etc. and then the auction with 60+ items will begin at 6:30pm. Please bring friends and family and don't forget your quarters :) BRING A FRIEND WHO HAS NEVER BEEN TO OUR QUARTER AUCTION BEFORE AND EARN A FREE QUARTER PADDLE FOR EVERY NEW FRIEND YOU BRING WE ARE STARTING SOMETHING NEW AS WELL CALLED SHOPPING SPREE. WHEN YOU ARRIVE WE WILL HAND YOU A PAPER WITH ALL VENDORS LISTED. FOR EVERY PURCHASE YOU MAKE WITH VENDORS FROM 6:00-6:30PM YOUR NAME WILL BE ENTERED INTO A DRAWING FOR A FREE ALL IN PADDLE. SPEND: 1$-10$ 1 ENTRY IN DRAWING 11$-20$ 2 ENTRIES IN DRAWING 21$-35$ 3 ENTRIES IN DRAWING 36$- AND UP 4 ENTRIES IN DRAWING IF YOU SPEND EX. 10$ AT ONE VENDOR AND 15$ AT ANOTHER VENDOR , YOU WOULD GET 3 ENTRIES INTO THE FREE PADDLE DRAWING. HOW TO PLAY: Bid on quality...
Second Stoop Presents: Summer Camp Stories! - Owings Mills, MD
De-BUNK the myths behind your camp and camping experiences and give us the real STORY behind your crazy counselors, summer loves, and bizarre bear encounters! Second Stoop presents "Summer Camp Stories". Join us for an evening of true, personal tales about bug juice, campfires, panty raids -- and all those weird summer camp rituals. Put your name in the hat to tell your 3-minute true, personal tale about summer camp. Or come to just listen to others. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You might faint. After all, life is stranger than fiction. As the wildly popular Stoop celebrates their 10th anniversary season, join us for a wacky show where you can re-live your summer camp adventures." 7:00 pm Live Music from Sweet Saro 7:30 pm Stories *This event will take place in the Morstein Performa, our black box theater adjacent to the Gordon lobby.
Teen Camp 2015 - Prudenville, MI
We are excited about our 2015 Summer Teen Camp. We will be headed to camp CoBeAc in Michigan to join in "the Next Great Detective" the week of July 20th-25th. The speaker for the week will be Ron DeGarde. The cost for camp is $300. Registrations can be found on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/brooksidesm/789881794381590/ or in the teen room. Please turn your $100 deposit and registration in to Pastor Schrec or the church office. If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Schrec.
Kid's Art Camp - Tillamook, OR
An after school event filled with ton of fun art projects! For grades 1-6. $10 per child. Sponsored by the Senior Class of Tillamook High School for our annual Charity Drive. Charity Drive benefits Kid's Making Miracles for Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, OR and local Tillamook charities. Thank you for your support! For more information &/or to register, call 503.842.2566 ext. 3
CCM Camping Trip! - Dahlonega, GA
More details coming soon!
Shelbyville Quarter Auction, Royal Family Kids Camp - Shelbyville, IL
Please come support our community and our Local charity this month, located 325 E North 9th St. in Shelbyville. Come help support this great cause. Please come help this wonderful charity and enjoy 20+ vendors as they will have their booths open at 6:00pm to shop etc. and then the auction with 60+ items will begin at 6:30pm. Please bring friends and family and don't forget your quarters :) BRING A FRIEND WHO HAS NEVER BEEN TO OUR QUARTER AUCTION BEFORE AND EARN A FREE QUARTER PADDLE FOR EVERY NEW FRIEND YOU BRING WE ARE STARTING SOMETHING NEW AS WELL CALLED SHOPPING SPREE. WHEN YOU ARRIVE WE WILL HAND YOU A PAPER WITH ALL VENDORS LISTED. FOR EVERY PURCHASE YOU MAKE WITH VENDORS FROM 6:00-6:30PM YOUR NAME WILL BE ENTERED INTO A DRAWING FOR A FREE ALL IN PADDLE. SPEND: 1$-10$ 1 ENTRY IN DRAWING 11$-20$ 2 ENTRIES IN DRAWING 21$-35$ 3 ENTRIES IN DRAWING 36$- AND UP 4 ENTRIES IN DRAWING IF YOU SPEND EX. 10$ AT ONE VENDOR AND 15$ AT ANOTHER VENDOR , YOU WOULD GET 3 ENTRIES INTO THE FREE PADDLE DRAWING. HOW TO PLAY: Bid on quality...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
NW Austin / Mid School / MON - Austin International School
Meeting Monday for 6th-8th graders: Campers spend the morning with a local writer, creating poetry and prose and exploring their imaginations. All campers are invited to submit their new, original work for publication on Badgerdogs blog, Unbound. 512-542-0076
Weird Chicago - Morgan Park Academy
The city of Chicago is unquestionably the weirdest and most haunted city in America! With a history dating back to the early 1800s that is filled with crazy events, mysterious happenings and a lot of very strange characters, there is no place like it in the country. Campers will explore that homegrown weirdness that has shaped the city that we know today- and shows that Chicago is weirder than any other city should legally be allowed to be! 773-881-6700
Spring Break Camp - After Care - Marinwood CSD
Campers in After Care will receive a daily snack. Pickup will take place either in the Community Center or playground. Late fees will be incurred for pickup after 5pm. After Care, 3-5pm Drop ins: $15. Register for drop-ins through the Community Center. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Campers to be picked-up at Marinwood Comm. Ctr. INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
D1 - wk 1 - Tennis - Camp All-American
Campers will receive an introduction to the fundamentals of tennis. They will learn the basic rules and terminology, receive valuable instruction and drill practice in each element of the game, and receive instruction in all strokes and match play culminating with doubles play by the end of the week. 678.405.2266
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0
NW Austin / Mid School / MON - Austin International School
Meeting Monday for 6th-8th graders: Campers spend the morning with a local writer, creating poetry and prose and exploring their imaginations. All campers are invited to submit their new, original work for publication on Badgerdogs blog, Unbound. 512-542-0076
Weird Chicago - Morgan Park Academy
The city of Chicago is unquestionably the weirdest and most haunted city in America! With a history dating back to the early 1800s that is filled with crazy events, mysterious happenings and a lot of very strange characters, there is no place like it in the country. Campers will explore that homegrown weirdness that has shaped the city that we know today- and shows that Chicago is weirder than any other city should legally be allowed to be! 773-881-6700
Spring Break Camp - After Care - Marinwood CSD
Campers in After Care will receive a daily snack. Pickup will take place either in the Community Center or playground. Late fees will be incurred for pickup after 5pm. After Care, 3-5pm Drop ins: $15. Register for drop-ins through the Community Center. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Campers to be picked-up at Marinwood Comm. Ctr. INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
D1 - wk 1 - Tennis - Camp All-American
Campers will receive an introduction to the fundamentals of tennis. They will learn the basic rules and terminology, receive valuable instruction and drill practice in each element of the game, and receive instruction in all strokes and match play culminating with doubles play by the end of the week. 678.405.2266
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0