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Summer Camps in Birmingham, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Chincapin Equestrian Week - Chincapin
This is a week of camp at Chincapin geared towards spending as much time with the horses as possible. Girls will receive riding instructions and barn management lessons each day. 440-256-0716
This is a week of camp at Chincapin geared towards spending as much time with the horses as possible. Girls will receive riding instructions and barn management lessons each day. 440-256-0716
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Distance
4.72 Miles
Address:
106 Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, Alabama 35209
Camp Fletcher programs give youth a chance to live and share with others, discover and build individual skills, and increase appreciation of the natural...
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking, Leadership Development, Music, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
4.72 Miles
Address:
106 Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, Alabama 35209
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Dance, Drama, Field Trips, Nature/Environmental Studies, Performing...
Distance
9.1 Miles
Address:
105 Heatherbrooke Park Dr, Birmingham, Alabama 35242
Outstanding staff and beautiful facilities located on the Elk River. We offer girls learning adventures in a warm, supportive atmosphere.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Fishing, Leadership...
Camp Cottaquilla
Hot
Distance
9.1 Miles
Address:
105 Heatherbrooke Park Dr, Birmingham, Alabama 35242
Traditional Girl Scout camp with emphasis on fun, friend-making, & lots of speciality programs. Fantastic counselors.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Drama, Fishing,...
Camp Trico
Hot
Distance
9.1 Miles
Address:
105 Heatherbrooke Park Dr, Birmingham, Alabama 35242
Outstanding staff and beautiful facilities on Tennessee River offer young girls learning adventures in a warm & supportive atmosphere.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Distance
9.1 Miles
Address:
105 Heatherbrooke Park Dr, Birmingham, Alabama 35242
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope...
Winnataska
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Distance
20.56 Miles
Address:
260 Winnataska Dr, Pell City, Alabama 35128
Christian camping since 1918.Yr round retreat & conference facility with excellent ropes course & horseback riding prog
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Camp Cosby YMCA
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Distance
30.74 Miles
Address:
2290 Paul Bear Bryant Rd, Alpine, Alabama 35014
Large variety of programs on beautiful lakeside setting. Top quality staff focused on YMCA core values. Air conditioned cabins. Life-long friends, skills, fun....
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Backpacking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback...
Sumatanga
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Distance
42.64 Miles
Address:
3616 Sumatanga Rd, Gallant, Alabama 35972
Sumatanga is a place of rest and vision in the foothills of north Alabama. Great views of the mountains anytime of year.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Hiking, Religious...
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Birmingham, AL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Summer Camp: On The Road in Madison, WI - Madison, WI
The Summer Camp: On The Road Tour returns in 2016! Come out February 13 and support your favorite local bands as they compete for the chance to perform at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016! LINEUP: American Folk - https://www.facebook.com/AmericanFolk/ Conundrum - https://www.facebook.com/ConundrumTrio/ Insular Low Down Squad Old Soul Society
Winter Camp at Kid Ventures - San Diego, CA
Spend your days off of school at Kid Ventures! Our Winter Camp includes daily activities, structured games, special crafts, and tons of fun with friends! We offer full day camp ( 9 am - 3 pm) and half day (9 am - 1 pm).
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
youth camp - Camp Fairhaven
Cost:$120 Activities: crafts,tubing, swimming, canoeing, ,nature and more What to bring: sleeping bag, pillow, modest one piece swimsuit. Sunscreen, water shoes, bug spray, bible, toiletries, flashlight, modest clothing. Tent (for boys). Cheap shaving cream. What not to bring: cell phones, video games, computers
Dystopia Rising: Indiana January 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Welcome to our first event for Season 3 can you survive.... we shall see!
Summer Camp: On The Road in Madison, WI - Madison, WI
The Summer Camp: On The Road Tour returns in 2016! Come out February 13 and support your favorite local bands as they compete for the chance to perform at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016! LINEUP: American Folk - https://www.facebook.com/AmericanFolk/ Conundrum - https://www.facebook.com/ConundrumTrio/ Insular Low Down Squad Old Soul Society
Winter Camp at Kid Ventures - San Diego, CA
Spend your days off of school at Kid Ventures! Our Winter Camp includes daily activities, structured games, special crafts, and tons of fun with friends! We offer full day camp ( 9 am - 3 pm) and half day (9 am - 1 pm).
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
youth camp - Camp Fairhaven
Cost:$120 Activities: crafts,tubing, swimming, canoeing, ,nature and more What to bring: sleeping bag, pillow, modest one piece swimsuit. Sunscreen, water shoes, bug spray, bible, toiletries, flashlight, modest clothing. Tent (for boys). Cheap shaving cream. What not to bring: cell phones, video games, computers
Dystopia Rising: Indiana January 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Welcome to our first event for Season 3 can you survive.... we shall see!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) - WWP High School North
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) In the morning camp will feature games, drills, and team-oriented activities designed to develop skills, strengthen consistency and build player confidence. Attention will be given to both singles and doubles games. Afternoon hours will take place in the classroom and will be devoted to game theory and mental toughness. Daily sessions will provide interactive games, activities and simulations designed to build confidence, mental toughness and a better understanding of competitive situations. Two different sessions are offered. Participants can sign up for one or both sessions. Staff: Albert Paulsson and varsity athletes Pre and post camp care is available at Millstone River school through WWP Community Education for an additional fee on their website. To register, please click on "WWP Community Education" on the right side of this page under "Extra Details." Tennis camp staff members will escort children to and from pre/post care. Financial Assistance is available; if you plan to apply you cannot register online. Please come to our office or call 609-799-0909 x 1719 for more information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-8. Registering ineligible...
Camp Collegiate Session 5 3rd-8th grades - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Hawley Session 5: Explore the Great Outdoors III. Camp Collegiate is a fast-paced, fun-based learning experience that is meant to make summer days fly by with fun activities. Boys and girls in third through eighth grade spend their days with friends and counselors doing all of the typical camp things: swimming, cooking out on a camp fire, canoe trips, arts and crafts, having treats, horseback riding, games … and a lot of not-so-traditional things: feeding and caring for snakes and hamsters; studying ecosystems and astronomy; competing in science challenges; building woodworking and electronics projects. Fun off-campus trips will include canoeing down the Fall River, visiting the Oklahoma salt flats, going to Laser Quest, the Alley, Ice Skating, Tanganyika, the Sedgwick Co. Zoo, and All-Star Adventures. Kids often say that great memories are made in this camp and its one of the best parts of their summer! Each day at camp begins at 9:00 AM with a game of Capture the Flag and ends at 3:00 PM with a fun closing activity where the Happy Camper for the day is announced. With all the fun activities that this camp has to offer, its a tremendous value for the price. Please... 316-771-2289
Jr. Video Game Maker 7/25 - Open Door Church
Stop fighting the battle of your child playing video games. Instead, unleash their imagination and let them create their own game! Game designers can create their ideal video games with just a click of a mouse, using our unique click and drag software. Campers will design several uniquely playable games without needing any programming knowledge or artistic skills. 919-847-7625
Nature Explorers RP 4 - Riverside Park
Nature Explorers Camp allows kids to explore their own interests in nature and science through outdoor adventure and nature play activities with the guidance of our knowledgeable and creative staff. Nature Explorers will discover the natural wonders of the Urban Ecology Centers parks and beyond while hiking, playing, building forts, visiting the shores of Lake Michigan and more! This action-packed week of camp will be the best play date of the summer! 414964-8505 x125
Oldham County Parks and Recreation - Oldham County Parks and Recreation
The mission of the Oldham County Parks and Recreation Department is to acquire, develop, operate and maintain a park and recreation system which enriches the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, and preserves it for future generations. We will pursue this goal with the understanding of contributing to the attractiveness of the community, conservation of the environment and the social and economic health of the county. We will offer diverse programs and strive to meet the recreational needs of all the citizens of the county. We also recognize our responsibility to be good stewards of the funds provided by the taxpaying public. 5022250655 x5402
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) - WWP High School North
Ultimate Tennis / Game Theory Camp II (Grades 1-8) In the morning camp will feature games, drills, and team-oriented activities designed to develop skills, strengthen consistency and build player confidence. Attention will be given to both singles and doubles games. Afternoon hours will take place in the classroom and will be devoted to game theory and mental toughness. Daily sessions will provide interactive games, activities and simulations designed to build confidence, mental toughness and a better understanding of competitive situations. Two different sessions are offered. Participants can sign up for one or both sessions. Staff: Albert Paulsson and varsity athletes Pre and post camp care is available at Millstone River school through WWP Community Education for an additional fee on their website. To register, please click on "WWP Community Education" on the right side of this page under "Extra Details." Tennis camp staff members will escort children to and from pre/post care. Financial Assistance is available; if you plan to apply you cannot register online. Please come to our office or call 609-799-0909 x 1719 for more information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-8. Registering ineligible...
Camp Collegiate Session 5 3rd-8th grades - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Hawley Session 5: Explore the Great Outdoors III. Camp Collegiate is a fast-paced, fun-based learning experience that is meant to make summer days fly by with fun activities. Boys and girls in third through eighth grade spend their days with friends and counselors doing all of the typical camp things: swimming, cooking out on a camp fire, canoe trips, arts and crafts, having treats, horseback riding, games … and a lot of not-so-traditional things: feeding and caring for snakes and hamsters; studying ecosystems and astronomy; competing in science challenges; building woodworking and electronics projects. Fun off-campus trips will include canoeing down the Fall River, visiting the Oklahoma salt flats, going to Laser Quest, the Alley, Ice Skating, Tanganyika, the Sedgwick Co. Zoo, and All-Star Adventures. Kids often say that great memories are made in this camp and its one of the best parts of their summer! Each day at camp begins at 9:00 AM with a game of Capture the Flag and ends at 3:00 PM with a fun closing activity where the Happy Camper for the day is announced. With all the fun activities that this camp has to offer, its a tremendous value for the price. Please... 316-771-2289
Jr. Video Game Maker 7/25 - Open Door Church
Stop fighting the battle of your child playing video games. Instead, unleash their imagination and let them create their own game! Game designers can create their ideal video games with just a click of a mouse, using our unique click and drag software. Campers will design several uniquely playable games without needing any programming knowledge or artistic skills. 919-847-7625
Nature Explorers RP 4 - Riverside Park
Nature Explorers Camp allows kids to explore their own interests in nature and science through outdoor adventure and nature play activities with the guidance of our knowledgeable and creative staff. Nature Explorers will discover the natural wonders of the Urban Ecology Centers parks and beyond while hiking, playing, building forts, visiting the shores of Lake Michigan and more! This action-packed week of camp will be the best play date of the summer! 414964-8505 x125
Oldham County Parks and Recreation - Oldham County Parks and Recreation
The mission of the Oldham County Parks and Recreation Department is to acquire, develop, operate and maintain a park and recreation system which enriches the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, and preserves it for future generations. We will pursue this goal with the understanding of contributing to the attractiveness of the community, conservation of the environment and the social and economic health of the county. We will offer diverse programs and strive to meet the recreational needs of all the citizens of the county. We also recognize our responsibility to be good stewards of the funds provided by the taxpaying public. 5022250655 x5402
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