Summer Camps in Caldwell, OH
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Munchkin Players (Section 1) - PYT Studios
Students let their imagination fly, using pantomime, sounds and simple plays to practice relaxing in front of a group and working as a team to create a final performance of "The Stinky Cheese Man" for parents on the last day of class. (Ages 5 - 7) No class on Feb. 18 650-988-8798
Students let their imagination fly, using pantomime, sounds and simple plays to practice relaxing in front of a group and working as a team to create a final performance of "The Stinky Cheese Man" for parents on the last day of class. (Ages 5 - 7) No class on Feb. 18 650-988-8798
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Camp O'Bannon
Hot
Distance
50.11 Miles
Address:
9688 Butler Rd, Newark, Ohio 43055
Serves only referred youth from local area. Emphasis on fostering self-esteem.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips, Leadership...
Distance
52.49 Miles
Address:
470 W Church St, Newark, Ohio 43055
Activities: Baseball/Softball, Bicycling/Biking, Clowning, Counselor Training (CIT), Dance, Drama, Gymnastics, Soccer,...
Distance
52.49 Miles
Address:
470 W Church St, Newark, Ohio 43055
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Recreational Swimming
4-H Camp Ohio
Hot
Distance
53.94 Miles
Address:
11461 Camp Ohio Rd, St Louisville, Ohio 43071
Camp leases site to groups who do thier own registration of campers. No individual registration is possible through Camp Ohio. Group reservations only....
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
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Caldwell, OH Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Camp Informational Meeting - Orange, TX
We will have a short meeting for Teen Camp following the am service. I encourage all teens and parents to attend!
Relentless Teen Camp 2016 - Mountain View, AR
Mariapoch Teen Campout - Burton, OH
Teens ages 13-18--join us for a weekend of prayer and fun during the 60th annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Mariapoch in Burton, Ohio, Aug. 1-2, 2015. For the schedule, more information and to register, visit www.parma.org. To participate in this chaperoned campout program, you must submit a release form and payment by July 20. The cost is $25, which includes all meals. With questions, please contact the nuns of Christ the Bridegroom Monastery at 440-834-0290 or [email protected].
Fall Barrel Bash - Stonewall, OK
For pre registration please call Regina at 405-221-7647. There will be exhibitions. The ground crew will be 3 Crosses. There wil be 1/2 split . There is a $5 arena fee for all contestants and there is a youth division. Friday exhibitions will start at 5pm and go for 2 hours. Saturday exhibitions will start at 11 am and go for 3 hours. The race will start at 2pm. There will also be a $20 entry fee for the youth group. $50 entry fee each night with 80% payback. $5 exhibitions or 5 for $20 5D competition $1000 added money each night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Big Kid Holiday Camp - Cape Coral, FL
Its time for BIG KIDS ONLY!!! This camp is dedicated to just 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. An afternoon...AND evening...of painting, ornaments, dinner, recess, and a movie! Perfect chance for parents holiday shopping, date night, girls night, one on one time w your younger kiddo...whichever! $50.00 per student. All supplies included- canvas painting, ornament supplies, paper craft. Dinner too- pizza, carrots, drink, and apple. Plus popcorn and treat. Space is limited so register early to ensure your space.
Teen Camp Informational Meeting - Orange, TX
We will have a short meeting for Teen Camp following the am service. I encourage all teens and parents to attend!
Relentless Teen Camp 2016 - Mountain View, AR
Mariapoch Teen Campout - Burton, OH
Teens ages 13-18--join us for a weekend of prayer and fun during the 60th annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Mariapoch in Burton, Ohio, Aug. 1-2, 2015. For the schedule, more information and to register, visit www.parma.org. To participate in this chaperoned campout program, you must submit a release form and payment by July 20. The cost is $25, which includes all meals. With questions, please contact the nuns of Christ the Bridegroom Monastery at 440-834-0290 or [email protected].
Fall Barrel Bash - Stonewall, OK
For pre registration please call Regina at 405-221-7647. There will be exhibitions. The ground crew will be 3 Crosses. There wil be 1/2 split . There is a $5 arena fee for all contestants and there is a youth division. Friday exhibitions will start at 5pm and go for 2 hours. Saturday exhibitions will start at 11 am and go for 3 hours. The race will start at 2pm. There will also be a $20 entry fee for the youth group. $50 entry fee each night with 80% payback. $5 exhibitions or 5 for $20 5D competition $1000 added money each night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Big Kid Holiday Camp - Cape Coral, FL
Its time for BIG KIDS ONLY!!! This camp is dedicated to just 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. An afternoon...AND evening...of painting, ornaments, dinner, recess, and a movie! Perfect chance for parents holiday shopping, date night, girls night, one on one time w your younger kiddo...whichever! $50.00 per student. All supplies included- canvas painting, ornament supplies, paper craft. Dinner too- pizza, carrots, drink, and apple. Plus popcorn and treat. Space is limited so register early to ensure your space.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Mixed Level Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Wednesday Class - RNH GYM
Gain greater awareness of the breath, body, and mind as you move with grace and purpose through a series of varying yoga postures. By connecting breath with movement, each class will build strength, flexibility, and balance while creating an increased sense of well-being, on and off the mat. Pamela has been practicing yoga for more than 19 years. Initially drawn to the mat to balance her running routine, she remained as the deeper awareness and meditative benefits took hold. Pamela strives to create a comfortable and safe environment--free of judgement and full of love--where everyone, no matter their experience, can comfortably explore what yoga means to them, and have a little fun while finding out! 7185498100 x123
Deaf Film Camp for Girls (Ages 12-16) - Camp Mark 7
Camp Mark Seven offers many development and leadership activities for the deaf youth and children programs. The program is designed to provide a sense of caring for one other, honesty, respect as well as enhancing each campers self confidence, self esteem, social skills, teamwork, initiative, work and play with other campers and camp staff. With this goal, campers will have fun with diverse camp activities. Program activities: Swimming and tubing. Paddle a canoe on the chosen rivers/lakes and camp out under the stars. Low ropes course. Diverse outdoor games. Arts & crafts. Hike different mountains. Evening Bonfires. Shopping in Old Forge and Inlet. Campers will create skits for Parents Night; Parents Night is offered at the end of the program, and family members are invited to come and watch their childs skits. CM7 shirt included. 315 207 5706
Natural History - Week 2 - Natural History
Can you tell a bird from its call? Identify a mammal from its prints in the mud? Ever wonder where flying squirrels live? How to catch a snake or a bullfrog? Come join us as we adventure through creeks, marshes, forests, and the many natural places of beauty we have to explore on The Heights campus and all around the metropolitan area. The various ingredients of this camp make for a fantastic summer experience. From the personal attention and fun atmosphere of learning, to the outdoor adventures and games, this is an experience hard to beat or imitate. Activities: short classes, nature walks, daily journal, creek exploration, games, field and fishing trips, and specimen collection. Session I will focus on mammals, reptiles, and birds. Session II will focus on insects and trees. Staff Anton Vorozhko teaches 6th grade homeroom in the middle school. Contact Anton Vorozhko at The Heights School, Notes Save plastic jars with caps and old shoes. The normal dress is basic outdoor attire (shorts and gym shoes). Campers should bring a bag lunch and drink from home. 301-365-4300
3rd - 5th Grade | Homework Lab with Mrs. McAlister (Jan to March) - Mondays and Wednesdays - Morgan Park Academy
Does your student need help with English Language Arts or Social Studies or Math? Does your student need a quiet place to work on homework with a teacher after school? If so, the MPA Homework Lab is the place for them! The MPA Homework Lab will take place Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:10pm to 4:30pm in Barker 13. The Lab will offer a quiet place where students can complete homework, ask questions, work on projects, or just study for quizzes and tests. Students will be able to get help with problems, clarification for assignments, or even simple encouragement or supervision while working. 773-881-6700
Longhorn Elite ID Camp – II - The University of Texas at Austin
A challenging curriculum designed for the competitive female soccer player that strives to perform at the highest level. This is the camp for players that desire to play at the collegiate or professional level. Show your skills in front of the Texas Soccer Coaching Staff and other visiting college coaches. (512) 471-3624
Mixed Level Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Wednesday Class - RNH GYM
Gain greater awareness of the breath, body, and mind as you move with grace and purpose through a series of varying yoga postures. By connecting breath with movement, each class will build strength, flexibility, and balance while creating an increased sense of well-being, on and off the mat. Pamela has been practicing yoga for more than 19 years. Initially drawn to the mat to balance her running routine, she remained as the deeper awareness and meditative benefits took hold. Pamela strives to create a comfortable and safe environment--free of judgement and full of love--where everyone, no matter their experience, can comfortably explore what yoga means to them, and have a little fun while finding out! 7185498100 x123
Deaf Film Camp for Girls (Ages 12-16) - Camp Mark 7
Camp Mark Seven offers many development and leadership activities for the deaf youth and children programs. The program is designed to provide a sense of caring for one other, honesty, respect as well as enhancing each campers self confidence, self esteem, social skills, teamwork, initiative, work and play with other campers and camp staff. With this goal, campers will have fun with diverse camp activities. Program activities: Swimming and tubing. Paddle a canoe on the chosen rivers/lakes and camp out under the stars. Low ropes course. Diverse outdoor games. Arts & crafts. Hike different mountains. Evening Bonfires. Shopping in Old Forge and Inlet. Campers will create skits for Parents Night; Parents Night is offered at the end of the program, and family members are invited to come and watch their childs skits. CM7 shirt included. 315 207 5706
Natural History - Week 2 - Natural History
Can you tell a bird from its call? Identify a mammal from its prints in the mud? Ever wonder where flying squirrels live? How to catch a snake or a bullfrog? Come join us as we adventure through creeks, marshes, forests, and the many natural places of beauty we have to explore on The Heights campus and all around the metropolitan area. The various ingredients of this camp make for a fantastic summer experience. From the personal attention and fun atmosphere of learning, to the outdoor adventures and games, this is an experience hard to beat or imitate. Activities: short classes, nature walks, daily journal, creek exploration, games, field and fishing trips, and specimen collection. Session I will focus on mammals, reptiles, and birds. Session II will focus on insects and trees. Staff Anton Vorozhko teaches 6th grade homeroom in the middle school. Contact Anton Vorozhko at The Heights School, Notes Save plastic jars with caps and old shoes. The normal dress is basic outdoor attire (shorts and gym shoes). Campers should bring a bag lunch and drink from home. 301-365-4300
3rd - 5th Grade | Homework Lab with Mrs. McAlister (Jan to March) - Mondays and Wednesdays - Morgan Park Academy
Does your student need help with English Language Arts or Social Studies or Math? Does your student need a quiet place to work on homework with a teacher after school? If so, the MPA Homework Lab is the place for them! The MPA Homework Lab will take place Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:10pm to 4:30pm in Barker 13. The Lab will offer a quiet place where students can complete homework, ask questions, work on projects, or just study for quizzes and tests. Students will be able to get help with problems, clarification for assignments, or even simple encouragement or supervision while working. 773-881-6700
Longhorn Elite ID Camp – II - The University of Texas at Austin
A challenging curriculum designed for the competitive female soccer player that strives to perform at the highest level. This is the camp for players that desire to play at the collegiate or professional level. Show your skills in front of the Texas Soccer Coaching Staff and other visiting college coaches. (512) 471-3624