Summer Camps in Chatsworth, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Spring Break: GA Olympics - Germantown Academy
Thursday: GA Olympics Students will represent their class in Opening Ceremonies, Track and Field, Scooter Luge, and more fun events! 267-405-7520
Thursday: GA Olympics Students will represent their class in Opening Ceremonies, Track and Field, Scooter Luge, and more fun events! 267-405-7520
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Distance
43.62 Miles
Address:
2001 S Summit Ave, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57197
Lutherans outdoors in South Dakota welcomes all to explore and experience Christ's love in community and creation!
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT), Hiking, Horseback Riding...
Distance
43.62 Miles
Address:
2001 S Summit Ave, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57197
Mtn. Western ranch setting. Comfortable for families, children. Simple living & outdoor adventures for older youth. Horseback riding. Christian emphasis.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
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Chatsworth, IA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2nd Annual Fox Camp Youth Hunt - undefined, MS
Hosted by Jeremy and Joni McLarty. Saturday, November 5th. Eat at 12:00, draw for hunting spots at 1:30, hunt at 2:30 until dark (exact stopping time will be announced on day of hunt). All people who attend Beulah Church are invited to come eat and attend event, and any non-hunters are invited to hang out at the cabin during hunt. Open to any kids between the ages of 5 and 11 years-old who attend Beulah Church. All entries must have an adult who is over the age of 21 to accompany them on their hunt. All entries and accompanying adults must sign a release form on day of hunt. Limit one buck and one doe per kid. The hunt will be held at Jumper Lake this year, only a few miles from the church. Each participant is asked to bring their own ATV or 4-wheel drive truck if possible, if not then please let hosts know ahead of time so we can try to make arrangements for you. Grand prizes will be given for largest buck in rack and largest doe in weight! All entries will receive gifts. Deadline to sign-up is Sunday, September 18th. Anyone who is interested in...
Make Food, Make Fam: FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-
MAKE FOOD, MAKE FAM FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-Off Join the FEEST community for a dynamic night of food, drinks, music and stories. At FEEST we believe that effective social change starts with sharing a meal with people you otherwise wouldn’t eat with or cook with. We want to invite you to have a FEEST style dinner with us! We will break bread together and hear from our youth food justice leaders about the multi-media campaign they’ve been building to combat the junk food advertising they see on a daily basis. Join us to find out what happens when youth take the lead on creative solution-making for their friends, schools and neighborhoods. Make Food, Make Fam FEEST Community Dinner and Campaign Kick-Off Thursday, March 31, 2016 6:00pm - 8:00pm Hillman City Collaboratory, 5623 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118 RSVP: http://bit.ly/FoodFam Food, Celebration, Music, Discussion #makefoodmakefam Questions? [email protected]
August Summer Camp Crop - Sunday - Garrettsville, OH
Summer Camps are no-frills, get-a-lot-done, fun-filled social events. We are trying something new this year! We will join Debi Morris at her campground, Traveler’s Woods. There will be no fee to crop and we will plan our potluck meals in advance. Camping is available – Campers with water/sewer/electric are $20.00/night; tents with electric plug are $10.00/night. Showers, a bathhouse, and a pool are available for campers. Optional Friday night add-on to camp. (Provide your own camper or tent, payment upon arrival.) Digital scrappers and card makers welcome at all events too! Join us for one or both days.
Teen Boys Adventure Camp - Wyalusing, PA
August 3-7 Camp for teen boys who want to experience the great outdoors.
Kid's Camp - Franklin, TN
Free camp where curious kids become hands-on inventors who discover that they were lovingly created by God! Games, gizmos, food, fun, music and more!
2nd Annual Fox Camp Youth Hunt - undefined, MS
Hosted by Jeremy and Joni McLarty. Saturday, November 5th. Eat at 12:00, draw for hunting spots at 1:30, hunt at 2:30 until dark (exact stopping time will be announced on day of hunt). All people who attend Beulah Church are invited to come eat and attend event, and any non-hunters are invited to hang out at the cabin during hunt. Open to any kids between the ages of 5 and 11 years-old who attend Beulah Church. All entries must have an adult who is over the age of 21 to accompany them on their hunt. All entries and accompanying adults must sign a release form on day of hunt. Limit one buck and one doe per kid. The hunt will be held at Jumper Lake this year, only a few miles from the church. Each participant is asked to bring their own ATV or 4-wheel drive truck if possible, if not then please let hosts know ahead of time so we can try to make arrangements for you. Grand prizes will be given for largest buck in rack and largest doe in weight! All entries will receive gifts. Deadline to sign-up is Sunday, September 18th. Anyone who is interested in...
Make Food, Make Fam: FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-
MAKE FOOD, MAKE FAM FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-Off Join the FEEST community for a dynamic night of food, drinks, music and stories. At FEEST we believe that effective social change starts with sharing a meal with people you otherwise wouldn’t eat with or cook with. We want to invite you to have a FEEST style dinner with us! We will break bread together and hear from our youth food justice leaders about the multi-media campaign they’ve been building to combat the junk food advertising they see on a daily basis. Join us to find out what happens when youth take the lead on creative solution-making for their friends, schools and neighborhoods. Make Food, Make Fam FEEST Community Dinner and Campaign Kick-Off Thursday, March 31, 2016 6:00pm - 8:00pm Hillman City Collaboratory, 5623 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118 RSVP: http://bit.ly/FoodFam Food, Celebration, Music, Discussion #makefoodmakefam Questions? [email protected]
August Summer Camp Crop - Sunday - Garrettsville, OH
Summer Camps are no-frills, get-a-lot-done, fun-filled social events. We are trying something new this year! We will join Debi Morris at her campground, Traveler’s Woods. There will be no fee to crop and we will plan our potluck meals in advance. Camping is available – Campers with water/sewer/electric are $20.00/night; tents with electric plug are $10.00/night. Showers, a bathhouse, and a pool are available for campers. Optional Friday night add-on to camp. (Provide your own camper or tent, payment upon arrival.) Digital scrappers and card makers welcome at all events too! Join us for one or both days.
Teen Boys Adventure Camp - Wyalusing, PA
August 3-7 Camp for teen boys who want to experience the great outdoors.
Kid's Camp - Franklin, TN
Free camp where curious kids become hands-on inventors who discover that they were lovingly created by God! Games, gizmos, food, fun, music and more!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Baseball (PM) - MA Lower School
Nothing says summer like baseball! Students will learn and/or review basic skills. All ability levels are welcome. Participants must have a mitt, athletic shoes, sunscreen, a snack and a water bottle. Camp cost also includes transportation and admission to a Twins game! 6127287745 x2
SciTech Explorers - PS 198, K-1st, Mondays 2:25pm - PS 198M
SciTech Adventurers explore science, technology, engineering and math as they engage in hands-on activities and practices that scientists and engineers use to investigate the world around them. Each week, children are introduced to a STEM topic and do a hands-on activity that builds on their natural curiosity and problem-solving skills as they apply scientific concepts. Some of the winter themes include the digestive system, photosynthesis, wind power, earthquakes, hydroponics, hovercrafts, sound and robotics. 212-804-7055
Elementary Problem Solving - Sycamore School
Please read the flyer on our website carefully to make sure you understand the three parts of Elementary Problem Solving. 317-202-2500
Sense of Place - Dirksen Nature Park
Campers will touch, taste, smell, listen, and look their way to a deeper understanding of what keeps an ecosystem in balance. Discover the homes of wildlife living at Dirksen Nature Park and learn how to protect this special urban habitat. Build a natural shelter, explore aquatic homes, create your own bird nest, and have fun while developing new friendships. All camps hosted at Dirksen also include a full day of paddling on the Tualatin River with experienced river guides. For more information, check out the what makes TRK camps unique and the whats new this year sections at www.TualatinRiverkeepers.org/camp. 503-218-2580
D2 - wk 8 - Drama - Camp All-American
Participants will learn about drama through a wide variety of fun, interactive, and self-expressive games with an emphasis on creativity. 678.405.2266
Baseball (PM) - MA Lower School
Nothing says summer like baseball! Students will learn and/or review basic skills. All ability levels are welcome. Participants must have a mitt, athletic shoes, sunscreen, a snack and a water bottle. Camp cost also includes transportation and admission to a Twins game! 6127287745 x2
SciTech Explorers - PS 198, K-1st, Mondays 2:25pm - PS 198M
SciTech Adventurers explore science, technology, engineering and math as they engage in hands-on activities and practices that scientists and engineers use to investigate the world around them. Each week, children are introduced to a STEM topic and do a hands-on activity that builds on their natural curiosity and problem-solving skills as they apply scientific concepts. Some of the winter themes include the digestive system, photosynthesis, wind power, earthquakes, hydroponics, hovercrafts, sound and robotics. 212-804-7055
Elementary Problem Solving - Sycamore School
Please read the flyer on our website carefully to make sure you understand the three parts of Elementary Problem Solving. 317-202-2500
Sense of Place - Dirksen Nature Park
Campers will touch, taste, smell, listen, and look their way to a deeper understanding of what keeps an ecosystem in balance. Discover the homes of wildlife living at Dirksen Nature Park and learn how to protect this special urban habitat. Build a natural shelter, explore aquatic homes, create your own bird nest, and have fun while developing new friendships. All camps hosted at Dirksen also include a full day of paddling on the Tualatin River with experienced river guides. For more information, check out the what makes TRK camps unique and the whats new this year sections at www.TualatinRiverkeepers.org/camp. 503-218-2580
D2 - wk 8 - Drama - Camp All-American
Participants will learn about drama through a wide variety of fun, interactive, and self-expressive games with an emphasis on creativity. 678.405.2266