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Summer Camps in Berea, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Amazing Race Week 2 - Building B
Have you ever daydreamed about exciting adventures exploring foreign destinations? Join us on our Amazing Race across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Well read engaging stories and participate in exciting challenges from around the world and learn about the geography and culture of a different continent each day. By the end of the week, our race will take us across the globe and all around Duke School! Director: Jeannine Montgomery 9194932642.0
Have you ever daydreamed about exciting adventures exploring foreign destinations? Join us on our Amazing Race across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Well read engaging stories and participate in exciting challenges from around the world and learn about the geography and culture of a different continent each day. By the end of the week, our race will take us across the globe and all around Duke School! Director: Jeannine Montgomery 9194932642.0
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Cathedral Domain
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Distance
27.7 Miles
Address:
800 Highway 1746, Irvine, Kentucky 40336
Traditional camping program in a Christ centered environment.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Caving, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
28.43 Miles
Address:
PO Box 127, Wilmore, Kentucky 40390
Single group missions & wilderness experiences offering hands on leadership development training and a distinct focus upon spiritual growth.
Activities: Backpacking, Canoeing, Caving, Climbing/Rappelling, Community Service, Leadership Development, Rafting, Religious...
Distance
34.45 Miles
Address:
212 Scovell Hall, Lexington, Kentucky 40546
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Hiking, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
34.45 Miles
Address:
212 Scovell Hall, Lexington, Kentucky 40546
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Nature/Environmental Studies, Riflery,...
Distance
34.45 Miles
Address:
212 Scovell Hall, Lexington, Kentucky 40546
The site covers 350 acres of rolling hills, mostly forested with open pasture fields. There are two lakes on the property, one large 6...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Nature/Environmental Studies, Riflery,...
Distance
34.45 Miles
Address:
212 Scovell Hall, Lexington, Kentucky 40546
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
34.49 Miles
Address:
, Lexington, Kentucky
A special summer of science fun
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Robotics
Distance
42.72 Miles
Address:
570 Milner Rd, Versailles, Kentucky 40383
Horsemanship camp with riding lessons and equine vocational training framed with character development activities. Highlights: field trips and outdoor adventure
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Field Trips, Hiking, Horseback Riding...
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Berea, KY Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
End of Summer Camp Out - Camarillo, CA
Friday August 19, 2016 Community Center Park 1605 E. Burnley Street, Camarillo Join us for a family friendly campout featuring a local wildlife presentation, games, crafts, camp fire, entertainment, movie in the park, dinner & breakfast. Register early before this event sells out! Free gift at check-in! Registration $12 per person Children under 2 years old free!
Sex, Love & Relationships - Youth Edition - Groveland, FL
Annual Camping & Kid Fish Event in the Park - W.m. Brook Park
The annual camping and kid fish event will be held on June 5-6, 2015 at W. M. Brook Park. Registration will be held on Friday, June 5th at 6pm followed by a hot dog supper, movie in the park (The Goonies) , and campfire fun. Participants can then go camping or fishing. Kid fishing will occur through Saturday, June 6th until 12pm. Awards and presentations will be given out from 12-1pm. For more information, contact Micky Tower at 512-734-1076.
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp - Binghamton, NY
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp at Stiletto's Fine Arts Studio . Every day from 9am-1pm. Fee is $150 per child ages 11-16….a $50.00 deposit must be paid in advance to reserve your spot. You must register online at through the online booking center or call 607-239-2676. Balance is due on the first day of camp. Teen will learn to use different mediums from watercolor, acrylic, pastels. Techniques more advanced for older kids. Don’t wait to register because space is limited. EVERYONE MUST REGISTER ONLINE AT LINK BELOW OR CALL! That way there will be enough supplies for everybody attending the class. http://bookeo.com/paintyourheartout?type=41552M6NKJL1565D8C1413
Youth Councils 2016 - Finlayson, MN
Youth & Young Adult Event!! Don't Forget you must register through your Corps. Ask your Corps Officer about the details. Youth Leaders add your youth who are attending Youth Councils! #NorthernYC2016
End of Summer Camp Out - Camarillo, CA
Friday August 19, 2016 Community Center Park 1605 E. Burnley Street, Camarillo Join us for a family friendly campout featuring a local wildlife presentation, games, crafts, camp fire, entertainment, movie in the park, dinner & breakfast. Register early before this event sells out! Free gift at check-in! Registration $12 per person Children under 2 years old free!
Sex, Love & Relationships - Youth Edition - Groveland, FL
Annual Camping & Kid Fish Event in the Park - W.m. Brook Park
The annual camping and kid fish event will be held on June 5-6, 2015 at W. M. Brook Park. Registration will be held on Friday, June 5th at 6pm followed by a hot dog supper, movie in the park (The Goonies) , and campfire fun. Participants can then go camping or fishing. Kid fishing will occur through Saturday, June 6th until 12pm. Awards and presentations will be given out from 12-1pm. For more information, contact Micky Tower at 512-734-1076.
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp - Binghamton, NY
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp at Stiletto's Fine Arts Studio . Every day from 9am-1pm. Fee is $150 per child ages 11-16….a $50.00 deposit must be paid in advance to reserve your spot. You must register online at through the online booking center or call 607-239-2676. Balance is due on the first day of camp. Teen will learn to use different mediums from watercolor, acrylic, pastels. Techniques more advanced for older kids. Don’t wait to register because space is limited. EVERYONE MUST REGISTER ONLINE AT LINK BELOW OR CALL! That way there will be enough supplies for everybody attending the class. http://bookeo.com/paintyourheartout?type=41552M6NKJL1565D8C1413
Youth Councils 2016 - Finlayson, MN
Youth & Young Adult Event!! Don't Forget you must register through your Corps. Ask your Corps Officer about the details. Youth Leaders add your youth who are attending Youth Councils! #NorthernYC2016
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Tri-It Triathlon Clinic - Butler Campus
TRI-It! This camp is designed for beginner triathletes that have competitive swimming or running experience. Find out why triathlon is one of the fastest growing sports in America and learn about NCAA scholarships for female athletes! USA Triathlon certified coaches (including Dr. Karen Edwards, Director of Afterschool and Summer at Laurel) will teach basic skills for completing your first triathlon. Learn open water skill techniques, bike handling skills (including braking, riding in a group, and safety skills) and running to maximize speed and minimize impact. Transition skills and strength and conditioning for endurance sports will also be covered. Tuition includes coaching, transportation to swim venue, and lunch. Basic swim proficiency is required. Athletes must bring bicycle, helmet, swimsuit, and running shoes. 216-455-0154
Zookeepers Anonymous - 1st/2nd Grade - DHDC
Deep in the jungle there are animals just waiting to be discovered! We need your help to track them down and learn about all of their amazing abilities. Mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians beware! 8063559547 x108
Level 1: 4:30 - Lake Forest II MHOA
Elementary aquatic skills; stationary kicking, supported kicking, back floating and kicking, and alternating arm movement will be taught. For children 3 and older with little or no previous swim lesson experience but who are comfortable in the water without a parent. 949-586-0860 x29
Master Sports - Flag Football - Alga Norte Community Park
This camp is perfect for newcomers or those who want to brush up on their skills by playing flag football games. "Skill of the day" will teach the core components of passing, catching, de-flagging, and defensive positioning in a fun, positive environment. The week ends with a Sports Bowl, a chance to showcase their skills. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bring a lunch, snack, water, sunscreen and wear sports attire. AGE RANGE All Ages LOCATION Alga Norte: Ball Field 2 at Alga Norte Community Park INSTRUCTOR Master Sports
Frogs and Friends One-Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
For children going into Kindergarten and 1st grade How are frogs and toads different? Whats a polliwog? Campers will make friends with frogs while having fun at camp with crafts, stories, nature activities and games. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * All campers must bring a sack lunch. * Register before June 1st and receive a $2.00 discount. GRADES Kindergarten - 1st LOCATION Harris Nature Center Classroom at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff
Tri-It Triathlon Clinic - Butler Campus
TRI-It! This camp is designed for beginner triathletes that have competitive swimming or running experience. Find out why triathlon is one of the fastest growing sports in America and learn about NCAA scholarships for female athletes! USA Triathlon certified coaches (including Dr. Karen Edwards, Director of Afterschool and Summer at Laurel) will teach basic skills for completing your first triathlon. Learn open water skill techniques, bike handling skills (including braking, riding in a group, and safety skills) and running to maximize speed and minimize impact. Transition skills and strength and conditioning for endurance sports will also be covered. Tuition includes coaching, transportation to swim venue, and lunch. Basic swim proficiency is required. Athletes must bring bicycle, helmet, swimsuit, and running shoes. 216-455-0154
Zookeepers Anonymous - 1st/2nd Grade - DHDC
Deep in the jungle there are animals just waiting to be discovered! We need your help to track them down and learn about all of their amazing abilities. Mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians beware! 8063559547 x108
Level 1: 4:30 - Lake Forest II MHOA
Elementary aquatic skills; stationary kicking, supported kicking, back floating and kicking, and alternating arm movement will be taught. For children 3 and older with little or no previous swim lesson experience but who are comfortable in the water without a parent. 949-586-0860 x29
Master Sports - Flag Football - Alga Norte Community Park
This camp is perfect for newcomers or those who want to brush up on their skills by playing flag football games. "Skill of the day" will teach the core components of passing, catching, de-flagging, and defensive positioning in a fun, positive environment. The week ends with a Sports Bowl, a chance to showcase their skills. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bring a lunch, snack, water, sunscreen and wear sports attire. AGE RANGE All Ages LOCATION Alga Norte: Ball Field 2 at Alga Norte Community Park INSTRUCTOR Master Sports
Frogs and Friends One-Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
For children going into Kindergarten and 1st grade How are frogs and toads different? Whats a polliwog? Campers will make friends with frogs while having fun at camp with crafts, stories, nature activities and games. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * All campers must bring a sack lunch. * Register before June 1st and receive a $2.00 discount. GRADES Kindergarten - 1st LOCATION Harris Nature Center Classroom at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff