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Summer Camps in Boydton, VA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: High School Team Camp - Yum Center
High school team camp is designed to prepare teams before entering the high school season. Each team will compete in skill training & scrimmages throughout the camp. Camp is open to every high school team and player. Registration will begin at 10:00am on July 10th at Threkheld Hall. The first session will begin at 1:00p on July 11th. The last day (July 13th) of camp will end at 12:00p. HIGH SCHOOL FEE-$250 U of L provides a head coach to train your team for the duration of camp. This fee allows one high school coach to accompany the team with meals & lodging included. The school fee is non-refundable & due by May 15th to secure a spot for your team. This fee is separate & does not go towards the camper fees. CAMPER FEE Overnight-$310 (housing, meals & t-shirt included) Commuter-$260 (lunch, dinner & t-shirt included) • Coaches must collect and send in all campers applications, payments & medical releases together. • Team registrations must be received by June 10th. • $25 cancellation fee per camper • Minimum of 9 players per High School • Housing & meals will be included for one coach. • Any additional coach will... 502-852-3327
High school team camp is designed to prepare teams before entering the high school season. Each team will compete in skill training & scrimmages throughout the camp. Camp is open to every high school team and player. Registration will begin at 10:00am on July 10th at Threkheld Hall. The first session will begin at 1:00p on July 11th. The last day (July 13th) of camp will end at 12:00p. HIGH SCHOOL FEE-$250 U of L provides a head coach to train your team for the duration of camp. This fee allows one high school coach to accompany the team with meals & lodging included. The school fee is non-refundable & due by May 15th to secure a spot for your team. This fee is separate & does not go towards the camper fees. CAMPER FEE Overnight-$310 (housing, meals & t-shirt included) Commuter-$260 (lunch, dinner & t-shirt included) • Coaches must collect and send in all campers applications, payments & medical releases together. • Team registrations must be received by June 10th. • $25 cancellation fee per camper • Minimum of 9 players per High School • Housing & meals will be included for one coach. • Any additional coach will... 502-852-3327
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Camp Willow Run
Hot
Distance
29.05 Miles
Address:
190 Mangum Ln, Littleton, North Carolina 27850
Year-round Christian youth camp on Lake Gaston. Built on a unique railroad theme with HTD/AC Boxcars as dormitories.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Model...
Camp Motorsport
Hot
Distance
45.51 Miles
Address:
1245 Pine Tree Rd, Alton, Virginia 24520
This is as close to driving a real race car as you can get - our cars are sized for kids and teens! At...
Activities: Acting Archery Arts and Crafts Basketball Challenge/Rope Course Community Ser4vice...
Riverlea
Hot
Distance
47.13 Miles
Address:
8302 S Lowell Rd, Bahama, North Carolina 27503
Traditional program, excellent facilities, individual skill development emphasized, noncompetitive. Mature staff.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Drama, Golf, Kayaking,...
Distance
50.1 Miles
Address:
PO Box 37, Halifax, North Carolina 27839
A fun day camp with a great staff and delicious food, open to everyone. Full of many exciting adventures.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Drama, Farming/Ranching/Gardening, Hiking,...
Distance
54.51 Miles
Address:
, Durham, North Carolina
The Duke Performing Arts Workshop offers high school students a focused
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: General Academics
Distance
54.51 Miles
Address:
, Durham, North Carolina
The Duke Young Writers' Camp offers stimulating classes in creative and expository writing. Students may chose classes in different genres such as
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Creative Writing
Distance
54.51 Miles
Address:
, Durham, North Carolina
This camp will prepare students to make the transition from writing for high school to meeting the demands of writing on the college level....
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Distance
54.51 Miles
Address:
, Durham, North Carolina
Join Duke University Head Tennis coaches
Activities: Youth Programs
Camp Baker
Hot
Distance
68.2 Miles
Address:
7600 Beach Rd, Chesterfield, Virginia 23838
Residential camp offering activities and supports to persons with disabilities 3:1 camper staff ratio.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Distance
68.44 Miles
Address:
9300 Shawonodasee Rd, Chesterfield, Virginia 23832
Youth & camping are our business & nobody has more proven experience in both than the YMCA. Camp Thunderbird is situated on 100-acres in...
Activities: Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Nature/Environmental Studies, Riflery, Instructional Swimming, Aquatic...
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Boydton, VA Summer Camps
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Kid's Night Out - Camp Out - Canton, CT
Kid's Night Out - Camp Out Friday, January 20, 5:00-8:00 Suggested Ages: 3-9 (drop off) $45 ($35 for each additional sibling) Send the kids to camp out at TLGT. Ms. Suzanne and the kids will make a pretend fire to sing songs around and tell not-so-scary stories. In addition to a delicious campfire dinner, the kids will enjoy smores for dessert.
KidZonStage Fall Performance Camp RECITALS - Lancaster, CA
Come see these young artists perform ACTORS, SINGERS AND PIANISTS Ages 5-14 Admission is FREE - donations accepted Proceeds to assist us with our relocation and greatly appreciated 3:00 and 6:00 call 661-816-0150 for additional information
22nd Annual Summer Camp & Activity Fair - Victor, NY
The 2016 Camp Fair is a FREE once a year opportunity to visit with more than 80 area and national camps in person. From preschool activity day camps to teen sleepaway camps -- we have them all! Find the perfect activities to fill your child’s summer. If you are looking for a camp or summer program for your child, exhibitors will be on-hand to answer your many questions face-to-face.
2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Columbia, SC
Finding Summer Camp & Activities in the Midlands just got EASIER. The 2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by the Midlands Kids' Directory is designed specially to share Spring Break, Summer Camp & Activities with Midlands parents. This event will provide parents with a one-stop-shop for local camps & activities to help with the decision in selecting an activity for their child. Expect organization that are well known locally and regionally for their expertise in a given area. Featuring camps and activities for children 5-16 years old. The list of specialties may include soccer, basketball, baseball, computers, weight loss, recreation, premium day camp, gymnastics, performing arts, football, nature, travel, softball, tutoring, athletic training and others. The event is FREE and open to the public! NO PORK OR SHELLFISH IS ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES. NO EXCEPTIONS! Summer Camp Vendors are being accepted! A variety of sponsorships are available! Register EARLY! Direct sales vendor spots will be limited. For more details, call (803) 470-1073 or email midlands@kidsdirectory.com.
World's Best Kid & Teens Camp Enlistment Day - Princeton, MN
Troop 002 of the World's Best Kids Camp and Troop 001 of the World's Best Teen Camp will be kicking off on Saturday, January 16th in both Princeton and Isanti. Stay tuned for more details.
Kid's Night Out - Camp Out - Canton, CT
Kid's Night Out - Camp Out Friday, January 20, 5:00-8:00 Suggested Ages: 3-9 (drop off) $45 ($35 for each additional sibling) Send the kids to camp out at TLGT. Ms. Suzanne and the kids will make a pretend fire to sing songs around and tell not-so-scary stories. In addition to a delicious campfire dinner, the kids will enjoy smores for dessert.
KidZonStage Fall Performance Camp RECITALS - Lancaster, CA
Come see these young artists perform ACTORS, SINGERS AND PIANISTS Ages 5-14 Admission is FREE - donations accepted Proceeds to assist us with our relocation and greatly appreciated 3:00 and 6:00 call 661-816-0150 for additional information
22nd Annual Summer Camp & Activity Fair - Victor, NY
The 2016 Camp Fair is a FREE once a year opportunity to visit with more than 80 area and national camps in person. From preschool activity day camps to teen sleepaway camps -- we have them all! Find the perfect activities to fill your child’s summer. If you are looking for a camp or summer program for your child, exhibitors will be on-hand to answer your many questions face-to-face.
2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Columbia, SC
Finding Summer Camp & Activities in the Midlands just got EASIER. The 2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by the Midlands Kids' Directory is designed specially to share Spring Break, Summer Camp & Activities with Midlands parents. This event will provide parents with a one-stop-shop for local camps & activities to help with the decision in selecting an activity for their child. Expect organization that are well known locally and regionally for their expertise in a given area. Featuring camps and activities for children 5-16 years old. The list of specialties may include soccer, basketball, baseball, computers, weight loss, recreation, premium day camp, gymnastics, performing arts, football, nature, travel, softball, tutoring, athletic training and others. The event is FREE and open to the public! NO PORK OR SHELLFISH IS ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES. NO EXCEPTIONS! Summer Camp Vendors are being accepted! A variety of sponsorships are available! Register EARLY! Direct sales vendor spots will be limited. For more details, call (803) 470-1073 or email midlands@kidsdirectory.com.
World's Best Kid & Teens Camp Enlistment Day - Princeton, MN
Troop 002 of the World's Best Kids Camp and Troop 001 of the World's Best Teen Camp will be kicking off on Saturday, January 16th in both Princeton and Isanti. Stay tuned for more details.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
BOSS Camp - Session 1 - Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center
BOSS CAMP: The Wizard of Oz - This 2 week, full day camp will be an amazing opportunity for your performer to participate in a full childrens theater production from start to finish. We will have a limited number of spots available. The first day of camp will be your audition and parts will be assigned at the beginning of the 2nd day of camp. THE WIZARD OF OZ is the story of young Dorothys adventure over the rainbow where she meets new friends like the scarecrow, the tin-man, the lion, and Glinda but where she also encounters an enemy, the wicked witch of the West. Join us this summer in our modern twist of the classic tale Public Performances on July 1 and July 2 at 7:00pm Students must bring their own lunch. 910-341-7860
Planet Protector - Green Science - United Faith Christian Academy
as your child ever wondered where their food comes from and where their trash goes? In Camp Green Science, campers will investigate, discover and explore how the choices we make have a direct impact on the environment we live in and learn simple things we can do to reduce our carbon footprint. Through fun, interactive activities, theyll learn about renewable energy including sun, wind, water and even potatoes! Theyll see the Greenhouse effect up close and learn how cow burps are related to trash and climate change. Campers will learn how to clean our oceans, purify drinking water, and start a compost pile. Theyll investigate why the rainforest needs to be saved, make their own paper, plant seeds in recycled paper planters, and taste fresh honey. Theyll snack on solar smores and swamp juice smoothies. Each camper will end the week by building a recycled soda bottle terrarium to take home. 7047743016.0
Gardening in Sublette County - Sublette BOCES
Learn how to garden in Sublette County from University of Wyoming Extension Master Gardener Arlinda McLaughlin. Class will meet Tuesday & Thursday nights. Handouts will be provided. 3073676873.0
Summer Camp - Half Day Morning - Week 7 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Robotic Golf Open Things on the golf course just arent the same since Lego Robotics have taken over! The holes having moving machines/obstacles and the par just keeps raising. Students will use their imagination and creativity to design and modify unique golf holes on most days. When students are not golfing, they are fighting for the most golf balls with Crabs in the sand trap and having a Golf Cart show down (maneuverability race and battle). Not only do you create your own golf course anew with different obstacles, but teams build and modify a Lego club too. On the last day, the 18th Hole, build a Hole-in-One Catapult! Go for a Hole-in-One! Go for the Robotic Golf Open! Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Go! American Girl® 2, Week 7 - Kings Christian Academy
Girls will travel back in time by exploring the literature and history behind the American Girl® dolls while also celebrating their inner star! Crafts, movies, field trips, games, and much more will provide the backdrop of girls discovery of the different periods throughout time. Girls will have fun learning about history, choices, and character as they participate in these activities along with their dolls. Each week will bring a whole new set of characters, both historical and recent, to life as we take a look at the unique challenges theyve faced. 301-994-3080
BOSS Camp - Session 1 - Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center
BOSS CAMP: The Wizard of Oz - This 2 week, full day camp will be an amazing opportunity for your performer to participate in a full childrens theater production from start to finish. We will have a limited number of spots available. The first day of camp will be your audition and parts will be assigned at the beginning of the 2nd day of camp. THE WIZARD OF OZ is the story of young Dorothys adventure over the rainbow where she meets new friends like the scarecrow, the tin-man, the lion, and Glinda but where she also encounters an enemy, the wicked witch of the West. Join us this summer in our modern twist of the classic tale Public Performances on July 1 and July 2 at 7:00pm Students must bring their own lunch. 910-341-7860
Planet Protector - Green Science - United Faith Christian Academy
as your child ever wondered where their food comes from and where their trash goes? In Camp Green Science, campers will investigate, discover and explore how the choices we make have a direct impact on the environment we live in and learn simple things we can do to reduce our carbon footprint. Through fun, interactive activities, theyll learn about renewable energy including sun, wind, water and even potatoes! Theyll see the Greenhouse effect up close and learn how cow burps are related to trash and climate change. Campers will learn how to clean our oceans, purify drinking water, and start a compost pile. Theyll investigate why the rainforest needs to be saved, make their own paper, plant seeds in recycled paper planters, and taste fresh honey. Theyll snack on solar smores and swamp juice smoothies. Each camper will end the week by building a recycled soda bottle terrarium to take home. 7047743016.0
Gardening in Sublette County - Sublette BOCES
Learn how to garden in Sublette County from University of Wyoming Extension Master Gardener Arlinda McLaughlin. Class will meet Tuesday & Thursday nights. Handouts will be provided. 3073676873.0
Summer Camp - Half Day Morning - Week 7 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Robotic Golf Open Things on the golf course just arent the same since Lego Robotics have taken over! The holes having moving machines/obstacles and the par just keeps raising. Students will use their imagination and creativity to design and modify unique golf holes on most days. When students are not golfing, they are fighting for the most golf balls with Crabs in the sand trap and having a Golf Cart show down (maneuverability race and battle). Not only do you create your own golf course anew with different obstacles, but teams build and modify a Lego club too. On the last day, the 18th Hole, build a Hole-in-One Catapult! Go for a Hole-in-One! Go for the Robotic Golf Open! Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Go! American Girl® 2, Week 7 - Kings Christian Academy
Girls will travel back in time by exploring the literature and history behind the American Girl® dolls while also celebrating their inner star! Crafts, movies, field trips, games, and much more will provide the backdrop of girls discovery of the different periods throughout time. Girls will have fun learning about history, choices, and character as they participate in these activities along with their dolls. Each week will bring a whole new set of characters, both historical and recent, to life as we take a look at the unique challenges theyve faced. 301-994-3080