Summer Camps in Boscobel, WI
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 1st-4th grade: American Doll and Etiquette Camp - Saint Marys School
Etiquette and good manners is all about kindness, consideration and truthfulness. This camp will celebrate young girls and all that they can be. We will try to speak to their imagination and teach them the importance of friends and family. We will use Role Play and other fun activities to entertain, educate and inspire them. The Etiquette section will include: Memory Work; a written invitation; making proper introductions; using proper telephone etiquette. We will learn to make an appointment, make purchases and just ask questions. We will set a proper table, drink hot tea from a teacup and eat hot soup with a spoon. Finally, we will help set up a proper Tea Table for our Graduation Tea. During this week of camp we will enjoy our dolls and even choose our own Doll of the Year. As we study good character traits, we will try to spark their imagination and teach them the importance of family and friends as we name and develop our very own Doll of the Year, we will write a short book about her. Together we will tell of her character traits and her favorite activities. We will also develop a family for her and... 9194244028.0
Etiquette and good manners is all about kindness, consideration and truthfulness. This camp will celebrate young girls and all that they can be. We will try to speak to their imagination and teach them the importance of friends and family. We will use Role Play and other fun activities to entertain, educate and inspire them. The Etiquette section will include: Memory Work; a written invitation; making proper introductions; using proper telephone etiquette. We will learn to make an appointment, make purchases and just ask questions. We will set a proper table, drink hot tea from a teacup and eat hot soup with a spoon. Finally, we will help set up a proper Tea Table for our Graduation Tea. During this week of camp we will enjoy our dolls and even choose our own Doll of the Year. As we study good character traits, we will try to spark their imagination and teach them the importance of family and friends as we name and develop our very own Doll of the Year, we will write a short book about her. Together we will tell of her character traits and her favorite activities. We will also develop a family for her and... 9194244028.0
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Distance
22.48 Miles
Address:
13141 Sugar Creek Rd, Ferryville, Wisconsin 54628
A year round ministry for people of all ages. A christian ministry but open to all. We provide great memories and personal growth experiences....
Activities: Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Community Service, Hiking,...
Distance
29.92 Miles
Address:
PO Box 723, Platteville, Wisconsin 53818
Serve children and adults with developmental disabilities. Programs adapted to all abilities. Outdoor and travel programs.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Fishing, Hiking, Horseback...
Distance
36.85 Miles
Address:
PO Box 50, Sherrill, Iowa 52073
Recreational camp for children and adults with disabilities offering traditional camping activities.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Ceramics/Pottery, Dance, Drama, Fishing, Hiking, International Culture,...
Camp Gray
Hot
Distance
52.22 Miles
Address:
E10213 Shady Lane Rd, Reedsburg, Wisconsin 53959
Fun, caring Christian community. Ages 6-18. Programs include swimming, horses, leadership training, tower climbing. Located near the Wisconsin Dells.
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Fishing, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Camp Endeavor
Hot
Distance
52.76 Miles
Address:
E11401 Mine Rd, Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913
Camp Endeavor where the active pursuit of weight management begins! Get fit, feel good, lose weight & learn how to make change happen while...
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor...
Distance
55.03 Miles
Address:
37776 Alpha Ave, Strawberry Point, Iowa 52076
Year-round Lutheran affiliated camp,Christ-centered summer Bible camp program,youth & family retreats, high & low ropes course, environmental education program.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Community Service,...
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Boscobel, WI Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Spring Break Camp - Pensacola, FL
Campers will learn about Shakespeare, acting, and stage combat as they prepare to perform a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare’s plays! Wordplay, swordplay, and insult swapping abound – and they get to do it in costume! SETSCO will provide everything except underwear, shoes, and lunch. Ages 9-17
Teen Writing Matters - A Summer Writing Camp! - Grass Valley, CA
July 6-10 One Session ONLY. Monday – Friday, 1 to 4PM Class limit 20, minimum 8 Students need to bring paper and pens Minimum age: 13 $200 members, $225 non members Will we sing campfire songs? No. Will we write similes about the smell of a campfire, or lengthy descriptions of that one camp counselor who wears knee socks and a fanny pack? Perhaps. Join Kirsten Casey for five days of writing delight: creating poetry, characters, flash fiction pieces, and more. We will write everyday from 1-4 using a variety of prompts, strengthening our attention to detail, sharing our work, and eating candy. Kirsten Casey400Kirsten Casey is a local California Poet in the Schools, who has been teaching creative writing to students in the area for over ten years. She earned her Masters in Creative Writing from San Francisco State, and you can find her work in the anthology Yuba Flows, and her own book of poetry, Ex Vivo: Out of the Living Body. As a teen, Kirsten kept a daily journal, wrote poetry and a play, and enjoyed quoting song lyrics. She loves working with teens because she feels like a teen trapped inside...
Extreme Teen Camp - Fort Mill, SC
Camping of the farm, games, Bible lessons. For those rising in the 6th grade to recent graduates.
SUMMER CAMP! - Normal, IL
Taking it OUTSIDE! Welcome to the demo of the newest addition to Paul's Boot Camp! We will be OUTSIDE doing fun exercises, playing games, and other fun stuff! Join us!!!
KIDS CAMP- Midwest Women's Herbal Kids Camp - Almond, WI
Kids Herbal Camp offers children the opportunity to attend the MWHC while learning about herbs through age appropriate activities. The Kids Camp offers guardians the opportunity to attend the conference along with the children in their lives. Guardians will be able to attend classes kid-free and know that their children are also being exposed to plant wisdom. Kids Herbal Camp is for children ages 3 – 11 (boys and girls are welcome to participate) and activities will be planned according to ages. This year the kids Herbal Camp is run by Heidi Huebner, founder and steward of Blue Bird Hill Homestead in Hudson, WI. Kristine Brown will be offering a workshop session for the kids too! The camp will include plant walks, crafts, story time, herbal medicine making, games, songs and more. To sign up or learn more visit: http://www.midwestwomensherbal.com/
Spring Break Camp - Pensacola, FL
Campers will learn about Shakespeare, acting, and stage combat as they prepare to perform a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare’s plays! Wordplay, swordplay, and insult swapping abound – and they get to do it in costume! SETSCO will provide everything except underwear, shoes, and lunch. Ages 9-17
Teen Writing Matters - A Summer Writing Camp! - Grass Valley, CA
July 6-10 One Session ONLY. Monday – Friday, 1 to 4PM Class limit 20, minimum 8 Students need to bring paper and pens Minimum age: 13 $200 members, $225 non members Will we sing campfire songs? No. Will we write similes about the smell of a campfire, or lengthy descriptions of that one camp counselor who wears knee socks and a fanny pack? Perhaps. Join Kirsten Casey for five days of writing delight: creating poetry, characters, flash fiction pieces, and more. We will write everyday from 1-4 using a variety of prompts, strengthening our attention to detail, sharing our work, and eating candy. Kirsten Casey400Kirsten Casey is a local California Poet in the Schools, who has been teaching creative writing to students in the area for over ten years. She earned her Masters in Creative Writing from San Francisco State, and you can find her work in the anthology Yuba Flows, and her own book of poetry, Ex Vivo: Out of the Living Body. As a teen, Kirsten kept a daily journal, wrote poetry and a play, and enjoyed quoting song lyrics. She loves working with teens because she feels like a teen trapped inside...
Extreme Teen Camp - Fort Mill, SC
Camping of the farm, games, Bible lessons. For those rising in the 6th grade to recent graduates.
SUMMER CAMP! - Normal, IL
Taking it OUTSIDE! Welcome to the demo of the newest addition to Paul's Boot Camp! We will be OUTSIDE doing fun exercises, playing games, and other fun stuff! Join us!!!
KIDS CAMP- Midwest Women's Herbal Kids Camp - Almond, WI
Kids Herbal Camp offers children the opportunity to attend the MWHC while learning about herbs through age appropriate activities. The Kids Camp offers guardians the opportunity to attend the conference along with the children in their lives. Guardians will be able to attend classes kid-free and know that their children are also being exposed to plant wisdom. Kids Herbal Camp is for children ages 3 – 11 (boys and girls are welcome to participate) and activities will be planned according to ages. This year the kids Herbal Camp is run by Heidi Huebner, founder and steward of Blue Bird Hill Homestead in Hudson, WI. Kristine Brown will be offering a workshop session for the kids too! The camp will include plant walks, crafts, story time, herbal medicine making, games, songs and more. To sign up or learn more visit: http://www.midwestwomensherbal.com/
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Opti Race (Session 1 AM) - NESS
Prerequisite: Opti Green Fleet/instructor recommendation Students will work on more advanced boat handling techniques, including roll tacks and jibes, and will be introduced to more racing tactics, strategies and techniques. Sailors will learn what it takes to progress to the next level of Opti racing and will be expected to compete in local Opti regattas where Red, White and Blue fleets are formed by age. Having your own racing level Opti is an advantage at this stage and students are encouraged to bring their own boats. All students will be under the supervision of our race coach in class and at specific local regattas. Last summer we supported and coached our sailors in 7 local day-long Opti regattas and expect to support about the same number of events this year. Regatta fees are not included. 860-535-9362
28. The Arabian Nights: Tales of Scheherazade - Whitney Center
Like one of the Jinn who suddenly materialize and vanish in its pages, Thousand and One Nights are a collection of Persian, Arabian and Indian folk tales handed down through seven centuries. Join us as we spend three mornings setting off to enjoy this delightfully rich collection. 203-214-3425
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Duluth First United Methodist Church
COURSE Solving a crime is all about biology, chemistry and physics. We follow the trail of evidence on a real-life case to learn how to solve a crime. Campers will collect evidence at our crime scene, learn investigative techniques, and maybe even meet real professional Crime Scene Investigators (if their busy schedules allow them to take a break from crime solving). Sample Projects: Crime Scene Analysis, Blood Analysis, Fiber, Handwriting, Fingerprinting, and DNA Analysis! 404-932-2552
32. Crossing to Safety Book Discussion (Wallace Stegner) - UNH Orange Campus
This novel explores the complexity of human nature and meditates on the drama of everyday experience in quiet ordinary situations – the stuff of life, how to live through the difficulties that life and death throw in all our paths. It is about love and friendship and it pitches intense happiness and unbearable sorrow side by side and shows how they grow out of one another. The writing is very powerful and very beautiful. 203-214-3425
Middle School Team Camp - Beck Center
This is a TEAM camp that will have very little instruction but will be set up more for Middle School teams getting prepared for the upcoming season. There will be different forms of tournaments set up that will vary based on the score of each set along with a traditional tournament that will run throughout the entire 3 days. The camp is $45 per camper and they will receive a lunch on all 3 days. Also, there is a team minimum of 8 kids per middle school. If you are paying for this camp through the school volleyball fund and would like to do just one check, please email Amy Barmore at and she will give you a coupon code to all this to happen. 859-233-8300
Opti Race (Session 1 AM) - NESS
Prerequisite: Opti Green Fleet/instructor recommendation Students will work on more advanced boat handling techniques, including roll tacks and jibes, and will be introduced to more racing tactics, strategies and techniques. Sailors will learn what it takes to progress to the next level of Opti racing and will be expected to compete in local Opti regattas where Red, White and Blue fleets are formed by age. Having your own racing level Opti is an advantage at this stage and students are encouraged to bring their own boats. All students will be under the supervision of our race coach in class and at specific local regattas. Last summer we supported and coached our sailors in 7 local day-long Opti regattas and expect to support about the same number of events this year. Regatta fees are not included. 860-535-9362
28. The Arabian Nights: Tales of Scheherazade - Whitney Center
Like one of the Jinn who suddenly materialize and vanish in its pages, Thousand and One Nights are a collection of Persian, Arabian and Indian folk tales handed down through seven centuries. Join us as we spend three mornings setting off to enjoy this delightfully rich collection. 203-214-3425
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Duluth First United Methodist Church
COURSE Solving a crime is all about biology, chemistry and physics. We follow the trail of evidence on a real-life case to learn how to solve a crime. Campers will collect evidence at our crime scene, learn investigative techniques, and maybe even meet real professional Crime Scene Investigators (if their busy schedules allow them to take a break from crime solving). Sample Projects: Crime Scene Analysis, Blood Analysis, Fiber, Handwriting, Fingerprinting, and DNA Analysis! 404-932-2552
32. Crossing to Safety Book Discussion (Wallace Stegner) - UNH Orange Campus
This novel explores the complexity of human nature and meditates on the drama of everyday experience in quiet ordinary situations – the stuff of life, how to live through the difficulties that life and death throw in all our paths. It is about love and friendship and it pitches intense happiness and unbearable sorrow side by side and shows how they grow out of one another. The writing is very powerful and very beautiful. 203-214-3425
Middle School Team Camp - Beck Center
This is a TEAM camp that will have very little instruction but will be set up more for Middle School teams getting prepared for the upcoming season. There will be different forms of tournaments set up that will vary based on the score of each set along with a traditional tournament that will run throughout the entire 3 days. The camp is $45 per camper and they will receive a lunch on all 3 days. Also, there is a team minimum of 8 kids per middle school. If you are paying for this camp through the school volleyball fund and would like to do just one check, please email Amy Barmore at and she will give you a coupon code to all this to happen. 859-233-8300