Summer Camps in Chaseburg, WI
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Minecraft- Middle School - Eureka Workshop
The popular game Minecraft will be used as a tool to teach the core mechanics of Computer Science. Kids will experience collaborative building and problem-solving exercises through networked Minecraft play and offline pixel projects. Redstone, Creepers, and pork chops are all here. (804) 727-9817
The popular game Minecraft will be used as a tool to teach the core mechanics of Computer Science. Kids will experience collaborative building and problem-solving exercises through networked Minecraft play and offline pixel projects. Redstone, Creepers, and pork chops are all here. (804) 727-9817
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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....
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Chaseburg, WI Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
4th Annual Ride~Car Cruisin~Benefit to help send Abused Foster Childre
EVERYONE IS WELCOME !! $10.00 for Driver and $5.00 for passenager includes: admission on ride, food after ride, beverage, entertainment and a chance to win $$. Bike/Car Registration at 10 am *First out at 11am **Eating at 1:30 pm ***Car/Motorcycle Show 1:30pm ~ 3:00 pm ****Some Trophies will be handed out for the Show. Will also have a Chinese Auction and special raffles. All proceeds go to Royal Family KIDS Camp. Its takes about $600 a child to send to camp. Please take time to check out the main website http://royalfamiykids.org and the Erie website http://erie.royalfamilykids.org. Any questions you can contact Jim Finn on here.
Send A Kid To Camp FUNdraising Day - Bellefonte, PA
April 6 will be a day of FUNdraising at all 4 of our locations! Bring your spare change (or more) to help support sending kids to YMCA summer camps! This is one of the highlights of our Annual Campaign, so please stop at your Y and help us help our kids and communities. If you can't stop by, please consider giving online: http://www.ymcaofcentrecounty.org/support/donate/
Oasis Summer Camp in the Mountains: ADOPTED - Gatlinburg, TN
Oasis in the Mountains: ADOPTED Students (Grades 7-12) are invited to join us for our annual Summer Camp from Jully 22-25. Registration is open and you can register at www.mbcpetal.com Camp will be held at Wafloy Retreat Center in the mountains of Tennessee. Our speaker this year will be Kevin Cooper and music will be led by the Christ Layton Band. Cost is $275 which includes a deposit of $75 to reserve your spot. Space is limited so register as soon as possible. Deadline to register is May 8.
FREE- Type 1 Diabetes Teen Camp - Cornville, AZ
JDRF has partnered together with Camp Soaring Eagle to offer a FREE CAMP to Type One Diabetic children ages 8-15 to come experience the healing power of laughter! CSE offers two camper weekends dedicated to T1D kids in a session for Teens and a session for Youth. Youth T1D camp is for kids 8-12 and Teen T1D Camp is for kids 13-15. The camper session runs from Friday-Sunday. CSE provides the campers with opportunity to learn about diabetes management and encourages independent health care. Campers with diabetes feel normal because they see all their peers with the same challenging diagnosis. CSE provides a balanced diet and menu with all carb counts for all meals. For more information, please contact the Camper Recruiter, Anna Viviano at Aviviano@CampSoaringEagle.org or JDRF Staff member Sandra Batson at sbatson@jdrf.org
2nd Annual "Kids to Camp" Spaghetti Dinner
Please come support the 5th grade students of the Laurel Highlands School District. All proceeds will go to defer the cost for LH Outdoor School for each student! Tickets are $8 and can be purchased through a fifth grade student, individual elementary schools, or by commenting on this event!
4th Annual Ride~Car Cruisin~Benefit to help send Abused Foster Childre
EVERYONE IS WELCOME !! $10.00 for Driver and $5.00 for passenager includes: admission on ride, food after ride, beverage, entertainment and a chance to win $$. Bike/Car Registration at 10 am *First out at 11am **Eating at 1:30 pm ***Car/Motorcycle Show 1:30pm ~ 3:00 pm ****Some Trophies will be handed out for the Show. Will also have a Chinese Auction and special raffles. All proceeds go to Royal Family KIDS Camp. Its takes about $600 a child to send to camp. Please take time to check out the main website http://royalfamiykids.org and the Erie website http://erie.royalfamilykids.org. Any questions you can contact Jim Finn on here.
Send A Kid To Camp FUNdraising Day - Bellefonte, PA
April 6 will be a day of FUNdraising at all 4 of our locations! Bring your spare change (or more) to help support sending kids to YMCA summer camps! This is one of the highlights of our Annual Campaign, so please stop at your Y and help us help our kids and communities. If you can't stop by, please consider giving online: http://www.ymcaofcentrecounty.org/support/donate/
Oasis Summer Camp in the Mountains: ADOPTED - Gatlinburg, TN
Oasis in the Mountains: ADOPTED Students (Grades 7-12) are invited to join us for our annual Summer Camp from Jully 22-25. Registration is open and you can register at www.mbcpetal.com Camp will be held at Wafloy Retreat Center in the mountains of Tennessee. Our speaker this year will be Kevin Cooper and music will be led by the Christ Layton Band. Cost is $275 which includes a deposit of $75 to reserve your spot. Space is limited so register as soon as possible. Deadline to register is May 8.
FREE- Type 1 Diabetes Teen Camp - Cornville, AZ
JDRF has partnered together with Camp Soaring Eagle to offer a FREE CAMP to Type One Diabetic children ages 8-15 to come experience the healing power of laughter! CSE offers two camper weekends dedicated to T1D kids in a session for Teens and a session for Youth. Youth T1D camp is for kids 8-12 and Teen T1D Camp is for kids 13-15. The camper session runs from Friday-Sunday. CSE provides the campers with opportunity to learn about diabetes management and encourages independent health care. Campers with diabetes feel normal because they see all their peers with the same challenging diagnosis. CSE provides a balanced diet and menu with all carb counts for all meals. For more information, please contact the Camper Recruiter, Anna Viviano at Aviviano@CampSoaringEagle.org or JDRF Staff member Sandra Batson at sbatson@jdrf.org
2nd Annual "Kids to Camp" Spaghetti Dinner
Please come support the 5th grade students of the Laurel Highlands School District. All proceeds will go to defer the cost for LH Outdoor School for each student! Tickets are $8 and can be purchased through a fifth grade student, individual elementary schools, or by commenting on this event!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Felting - The Evergreen School
Join the felting fun! Students will be encouraged to create their own patterns. They will be taught to use basic sewing skills making felt stuffies. The children will also be taught to needle felt, turning wool batting into flat felted works of art, and 3-D felted figures. 206-957-1533
Day Camp - Week #5 Holiday Highlights - Fairview Heights Parks and Rec
Summer Camp - Week #5 Holiday Highlights Whats your favorite holiday...? Yup, ours too! Celebrate all of your holiday traditions in just one week. Join us as we hunt for Easter Eggs, have snowball fights, and go trick or treating in the park. Well be taking all the campers to the Incredible Pizza Company for a lunch buffet, and money for games. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are paying a deposit of $20 to reserve your week, the remainder of the payment will automatically set to be deducted from your credit card the Monday of the week before the camp begins. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th LOCATION Moody Park
Engineering & Tech Adventures: SESSION II: Code Masters - Rich Central High School
These are four-week summer programs for students who are gifted in math and science and would like to use their talents to improve the world. This program gives campers an introduction to the worlds of technology and engineering, including the excitement and diversity offered in both industries. 708-799-9400
Steubenville - 2016 - UMASS - Lowell
This conference is a great way to get to know God better with thousands of teens at a high-energy weekend conference. Incoming freshmen through outgoing seniors from St. Marys Parish and School are invited to attend. 860-658-5919
Forest Overnight Camp - Camp Waubanong
Join us for a week of thriving and surviving at Forest Camp. Become the eyes and ears of the forest as you learn confidence through the skills of the scout. Discover how to blend into the landscape through the arts of camouflage, navigation without compass or map, and stealthy movement. Together with your fellow adventurers you will build fire from friction, craft and use natural tools, identify and harvest edible plants, cook over open fires, sleep in a rain-proof shelter you build yourself, and more! In addition, Forest Campers can swim, play capture the flag, pick wild raspberries, play music, tend the camp garden, or build wilderness shelters during free time. Forest camp inspires youths natural discovery, cooperation, responsibility, and independence. Campers spend their week in traditional Adirondack Shelters with up to eight other campers. Our girls and boys cabins are located on separate ends of campus. The week for traditional overnight campers begins with drop-off at 2:00PM on Sunday, and lasts through pick-up at 5:00PM on the following Friday. (802) 490-5550
Felting - The Evergreen School
Join the felting fun! Students will be encouraged to create their own patterns. They will be taught to use basic sewing skills making felt stuffies. The children will also be taught to needle felt, turning wool batting into flat felted works of art, and 3-D felted figures. 206-957-1533
Day Camp - Week #5 Holiday Highlights - Fairview Heights Parks and Rec
Summer Camp - Week #5 Holiday Highlights Whats your favorite holiday...? Yup, ours too! Celebrate all of your holiday traditions in just one week. Join us as we hunt for Easter Eggs, have snowball fights, and go trick or treating in the park. Well be taking all the campers to the Incredible Pizza Company for a lunch buffet, and money for games. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are paying a deposit of $20 to reserve your week, the remainder of the payment will automatically set to be deducted from your credit card the Monday of the week before the camp begins. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th LOCATION Moody Park
Engineering & Tech Adventures: SESSION II: Code Masters - Rich Central High School
These are four-week summer programs for students who are gifted in math and science and would like to use their talents to improve the world. This program gives campers an introduction to the worlds of technology and engineering, including the excitement and diversity offered in both industries. 708-799-9400
Steubenville - 2016 - UMASS - Lowell
This conference is a great way to get to know God better with thousands of teens at a high-energy weekend conference. Incoming freshmen through outgoing seniors from St. Marys Parish and School are invited to attend. 860-658-5919
Forest Overnight Camp - Camp Waubanong
Join us for a week of thriving and surviving at Forest Camp. Become the eyes and ears of the forest as you learn confidence through the skills of the scout. Discover how to blend into the landscape through the arts of camouflage, navigation without compass or map, and stealthy movement. Together with your fellow adventurers you will build fire from friction, craft and use natural tools, identify and harvest edible plants, cook over open fires, sleep in a rain-proof shelter you build yourself, and more! In addition, Forest Campers can swim, play capture the flag, pick wild raspberries, play music, tend the camp garden, or build wilderness shelters during free time. Forest camp inspires youths natural discovery, cooperation, responsibility, and independence. Campers spend their week in traditional Adirondack Shelters with up to eight other campers. Our girls and boys cabins are located on separate ends of campus. The week for traditional overnight campers begins with drop-off at 2:00PM on Sunday, and lasts through pick-up at 5:00PM on the following Friday. (802) 490-5550