Summer Camps in Centreville, MS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Commuter Camp - Stanford University
Great for local wrestlers of all experience levels. Two sessions per day with a focus on high-level technical instruction, drilling, live competition, & conditioning. More live wrestling than a technique camp, but not as brutal as an intensive. Camp runs M-Th from 9:00am-3:00pm. Ages 8-18 (limited space available). Open to any and all entrants 650-723-1657
Great for local wrestlers of all experience levels. Two sessions per day with a focus on high-level technical instruction, drilling, live competition, & conditioning. More live wrestling than a technique camp, but not as brutal as an intensive. Camp runs M-Th from 9:00am-3:00pm. Ages 8-18 (limited space available). Open to any and all entrants 650-723-1657
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Camp Marydale
Hot
Distance
44.47 Miles
Address:
545 Colonial Dr, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
Beautiful, rustic facility in historical plantation area of South Louisiana. All girls 5-17 welcome.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
44.47 Miles
Address:
545 Colonial Dr, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
Beautiful Longleaf Pine Savanna, rustic setting for fun and balanced program. Site includes lake, river, pool, scientists engage girls in ecological activities
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Field...
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Centreville, MS Summer Camps
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Election Day Camp- Kids - Lafayette, LA
School is out for Election Day! Don’t stress, Nutty Scientists has you covered with an All-Day Camp filled with Interactive Workshops, Scienceful Art Projects, and Cool Inventions! You can either purchase camp time by the hour for $5 per hour or you can purchase the whole day! $45 w/ Lunch/Snack/Juice. $40 w/ NO Lunch/Snack/ Nor Juice. Lunch will be Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza and we will supply juice and snack. If you select the NO LUNCH option you MUST provide Lunch & Snack. We have a water fountain but you may also send juice or water! PLEASE do not send any type of nuts to Nutty Scientists with your child. We have many little ones with nut allergies! If you are registering hourly, choose number of tickets per hour you are registering for. Example: You want 3 hours, select 3 tickets next to hourly pass. Ages accepted is 5-11! Time: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm 9:00am – 10:00am is drop off. The door will remain locked until 9:00am. This is considered an “early drop-off” to cater to more parents getting to work. Activities as usual start at 10:00am!
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference - Wilkeson, WA
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference Sponsored by the North American Division of SDA, the North Pacific Union and the Washington Conference, this conference is designed for pastors, church elders, local youth and young adult leaders and anyone passionate about developing next generation leaders for Jesus. Over two and half days we will bring together some of the leading experts in youth and young adult ministry to give you inspiration and practical tools to transform your ministry to this emerging generation. The conference will center on four foundational practices of ministry: Lead, Learn, Listen and Love. For those who are unable to attend the entire conference, a Sunday-only option is available. This day will focus on practical tools for the local church leader. Conference Speakers Elder Dan Jackson (Keynote Speaker): President of the North American Division Brad Lomenick: Strategic Advisor of Catalyst Conferences and Leadership Consultant Chap Clark: Professor and Chair of the Youth, Family, and Culture Department at the Fuller School of Theology Steve Case: Founder and Director of Involve Youth and Coordinator for the Youth Ministry Cohort at the SDA Theological Seminary Ben Lundquist: Youth Adult Director for the Arizona Conference Tracy Wood: Young Adult Coordinator for the North American Division Paul Graham: Senior Pastor of the...
Kids Camp 2016 - Tampa, FL
Summer is almost here and we're so excited for Kids Camp 2016 @ Christ Fellowship, June 20-24. Each day will be filled with fun from 9am to 12pm. Kids will submerge themselves in God's word and discover that Jesus didn't just see what's on the outside of people, he also looked deep down on the inside. So grab your goggles, step into your flippers, and dive in to find the truth below the surface!
Teen Writing Camp for Girls - State College, PA
Join us as we write creatively about life as it really is through each of our individual lenses. We will play with poetry, prose and dialogue - working independently and in small groups and/or partners. We will explore the arboretum, campus and downtown locations for nature, art and culture inspired writing. Writers will navigate, explore and publish writings through avenues of social media (Instagram, Medium, Cow Bird). Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions. This camp is for young women ages 13+ with an interest in creative writing.
Summer Camp Reunion
Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag, Pizza, Games, Slide Show, Art, Debates, STEM Projects. Come hang out with old friends from the summer and bring new friends. Cost is $30.
Election Day Camp- Kids - Lafayette, LA
School is out for Election Day! Don’t stress, Nutty Scientists has you covered with an All-Day Camp filled with Interactive Workshops, Scienceful Art Projects, and Cool Inventions! You can either purchase camp time by the hour for $5 per hour or you can purchase the whole day! $45 w/ Lunch/Snack/Juice. $40 w/ NO Lunch/Snack/ Nor Juice. Lunch will be Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza and we will supply juice and snack. If you select the NO LUNCH option you MUST provide Lunch & Snack. We have a water fountain but you may also send juice or water! PLEASE do not send any type of nuts to Nutty Scientists with your child. We have many little ones with nut allergies! If you are registering hourly, choose number of tickets per hour you are registering for. Example: You want 3 hours, select 3 tickets next to hourly pass. Ages accepted is 5-11! Time: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm 9:00am – 10:00am is drop off. The door will remain locked until 9:00am. This is considered an “early drop-off” to cater to more parents getting to work. Activities as usual start at 10:00am!
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference - Wilkeson, WA
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference Sponsored by the North American Division of SDA, the North Pacific Union and the Washington Conference, this conference is designed for pastors, church elders, local youth and young adult leaders and anyone passionate about developing next generation leaders for Jesus. Over two and half days we will bring together some of the leading experts in youth and young adult ministry to give you inspiration and practical tools to transform your ministry to this emerging generation. The conference will center on four foundational practices of ministry: Lead, Learn, Listen and Love. For those who are unable to attend the entire conference, a Sunday-only option is available. This day will focus on practical tools for the local church leader. Conference Speakers Elder Dan Jackson (Keynote Speaker): President of the North American Division Brad Lomenick: Strategic Advisor of Catalyst Conferences and Leadership Consultant Chap Clark: Professor and Chair of the Youth, Family, and Culture Department at the Fuller School of Theology Steve Case: Founder and Director of Involve Youth and Coordinator for the Youth Ministry Cohort at the SDA Theological Seminary Ben Lundquist: Youth Adult Director for the Arizona Conference Tracy Wood: Young Adult Coordinator for the North American Division Paul Graham: Senior Pastor of the...
Kids Camp 2016 - Tampa, FL
Summer is almost here and we're so excited for Kids Camp 2016 @ Christ Fellowship, June 20-24. Each day will be filled with fun from 9am to 12pm. Kids will submerge themselves in God's word and discover that Jesus didn't just see what's on the outside of people, he also looked deep down on the inside. So grab your goggles, step into your flippers, and dive in to find the truth below the surface!
Teen Writing Camp for Girls - State College, PA
Join us as we write creatively about life as it really is through each of our individual lenses. We will play with poetry, prose and dialogue - working independently and in small groups and/or partners. We will explore the arboretum, campus and downtown locations for nature, art and culture inspired writing. Writers will navigate, explore and publish writings through avenues of social media (Instagram, Medium, Cow Bird). Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions. This camp is for young women ages 13+ with an interest in creative writing.
Summer Camp Reunion
Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag, Pizza, Games, Slide Show, Art, Debates, STEM Projects. Come hang out with old friends from the summer and bring new friends. Cost is $30.
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Pokemon (1st-3rd) - Mulberry School
Catch‘em all in Mulberrys first ever Pokemon camp! Do you stay up at night wondering which starter Pokemon you should choose? Do you ever obsess over why Ashs Pikachu never evolves? Do you search for clues to tell the difference between all the Nurse Joys and Officer Jennys? Then this is your camp! Through a mix of crafts and imaginative play, campers will have a chance to design their own Pokemon cards, create Pokemon felt stuffies, debate Pokemon strategy, and experience the life of a trainer or Pokemon first-hand. Most importantly, theyll be able to hang out with other kids who are just as enthralled by the game as they are! 4083589080.0
Week IV Physics - Lower Elementary - Franciscan Montessori Earth School
Kids are natural physicists. They are seeing things for the first time and asking questions to make sense of it all. Are there other colors that arent in the rainbow? Why is the first hill on a roller coaster the tallest one? How does the International Space Station actually stay up in space? In this camp we will have fun both asking and answering questions. Each day well explore a new topic of physics using engaging hands on experiments and activities. Topics will include mechanics, electricity and magnetism, optics, and more. 503-760-8220 x253
History Time Traveler - The Oakwood School
Time travel through history learning from the Stone Age, Ancient Egypt, and Viking Sweden, Aztec Mexico, and Tudor England. You will have the chance to play different roles and explore what life was like in these civilizations through computer animations and games, hands-on activities, different crafts, and authentic snacks. 2529310760.0
Camp-Full Day End of Summer II - Lake Marion Community Center
End summer with a fun filled week of sports, games, swimming, and more! Campers should bring a bag lunch. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp forms must be turned in before the first day of your session. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Lake Marion Community Center Gymnasium at Lake Marion Community Center
FIERCE Basketball - FIERCE Basketball
F.I.E.R.C.E Basketball is a youth organization designed to assist in the wholesome development of young athletes both on and off the court. This program will serve as an extension of the classroom implementing the importance of being a student first and an athlete second. Our goal is to commit to the lives of young people by promoting leadership and commitment while fostering an enviornment that embraces pro-social relationships and interpersonal skills. Through our program, coaches and parents will collaborate together to serve as a combined support system in achieving success in the classroom, on the court, and in real life. 4086911827.0
Pokemon (1st-3rd) - Mulberry School
Catch‘em all in Mulberrys first ever Pokemon camp! Do you stay up at night wondering which starter Pokemon you should choose? Do you ever obsess over why Ashs Pikachu never evolves? Do you search for clues to tell the difference between all the Nurse Joys and Officer Jennys? Then this is your camp! Through a mix of crafts and imaginative play, campers will have a chance to design their own Pokemon cards, create Pokemon felt stuffies, debate Pokemon strategy, and experience the life of a trainer or Pokemon first-hand. Most importantly, theyll be able to hang out with other kids who are just as enthralled by the game as they are! 4083589080.0
Week IV Physics - Lower Elementary - Franciscan Montessori Earth School
Kids are natural physicists. They are seeing things for the first time and asking questions to make sense of it all. Are there other colors that arent in the rainbow? Why is the first hill on a roller coaster the tallest one? How does the International Space Station actually stay up in space? In this camp we will have fun both asking and answering questions. Each day well explore a new topic of physics using engaging hands on experiments and activities. Topics will include mechanics, electricity and magnetism, optics, and more. 503-760-8220 x253
History Time Traveler - The Oakwood School
Time travel through history learning from the Stone Age, Ancient Egypt, and Viking Sweden, Aztec Mexico, and Tudor England. You will have the chance to play different roles and explore what life was like in these civilizations through computer animations and games, hands-on activities, different crafts, and authentic snacks. 2529310760.0
Camp-Full Day End of Summer II - Lake Marion Community Center
End summer with a fun filled week of sports, games, swimming, and more! Campers should bring a bag lunch. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp forms must be turned in before the first day of your session. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Lake Marion Community Center Gymnasium at Lake Marion Community Center
FIERCE Basketball - FIERCE Basketball
F.I.E.R.C.E Basketball is a youth organization designed to assist in the wholesome development of young athletes both on and off the court. This program will serve as an extension of the classroom implementing the importance of being a student first and an athlete second. Our goal is to commit to the lives of young people by promoting leadership and commitment while fostering an enviornment that embraces pro-social relationships and interpersonal skills. Through our program, coaches and parents will collaborate together to serve as a combined support system in achieving success in the classroom, on the court, and in real life. 4086911827.0