Summer Camps in Clay, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Grades 1-3: Mexican Folk Art inspired Leaping Lizards with Maria Latour- with Parent Volunteer - Thornton Creek Art Room
Student registration with parent volunteer for Mexican folk art inspired painted leaping lizards. Refunds: No refunds will be given. In the event of illness, contact us for a credit. Snack: Please provide your child with a healthy, nut-free snack for the beginning of class. Drop Off/ Pick Up: Students should report to the Art Room right after school and must be picked up there before 5:45. 2483440497.0
Student registration with parent volunteer for Mexican folk art inspired painted leaping lizards. Refunds: No refunds will be given. In the event of illness, contact us for a credit. Snack: Please provide your child with a healthy, nut-free snack for the beginning of class. Drop Off/ Pick Up: Students should report to the Art Room right after school and must be picked up there before 5:45. 2483440497.0
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Camp Carson YMCA
Hot
Distance
36.98 Miles
Address:
222 NW 6th St, Evansville, Indiana 47708
All the great activities of a traditional resident camp. Plus horseback, motorized dirt-bikes, water zip-lines, target sports and more. Christian atmosphere.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Horseback...
Distance
44.51 Miles
Address:
1530 McJohnson Ave, Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Activities: Field Trips, Recreational Swimming
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Clay, KY Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Summer Camp sign up April 5 - Hawarden, IA
Online registration only please. Budding Naturalists, ages 3 & 4 with adult. June 17, 30 or July 29 from 8:30am-noon at Oak Grove Park Herps Alive! for ages 5 & 6. June 14-15, 9am-noon; June 14-15, 1pm-4pm; June 23-24, 1pm-4pm at Oak Grove Park Adventure Camp, ages 7-9. June 21-22; June 28-29; July 13-14; July 27-28 from 9am-2pm at Oak Grove Park. Introduction to Shooting, ages 10-12. July 19-20; July 21-22 from 9am-3pm, Big Sioux Recreation Area south of Hawarden. Hunter Education Overnight Camp ages 13-15. July 6-7, 9:30am through July 7th 1:30pm. Oak Grove Park cabins. No partial days, campers must attend full camp. Please only register for one camp per child. For more information please call 712/552-1047.
Be A Civil War Soldier: KID’S CAMP - Mansfield, LA
Have you ever wanted to be a Civil War soldier? Are you between 9-12 years old? On Saturday 24th, in connection with National Public Lands Day, Mansfield State Historic Site is hosting an “immersive” event that will allow you to experience what many of the soldiers of the American Civil War did. Be enlisted, set up your camp, drill, enjoy a period type lunch, and more! There are 15 slots available for this program and pre-registration is required. Registration is $25 (paid on day of program) for each child, which includes the meal. The last day for Pre-Registration is September 17th. To Register or for more information, call the park at 318.872.1474. Mansfield State Historic Site is located on State Highway 175, three miles south of Mansfield. Admission is $4.00 per person; children 12 and under and seniors 62 and over are admitted free. For more information, call 318.872.1474 or 888.677.6267, or visit www.LaStateParks.com. LouisianaTravel.com
Teen Summer Camp - Schwenksville, PA
Join us this summer!
Summer Art Camp for Kids - Winslow, AR
Summer Art Camp for Kids babaMonday-Friday, July 11-15, 9-12am Special outdoor dinner and performance on Friday, July 15, beginning at 6pm. Explore new areas in the arts at Summer Art Camp, July 11-15 at Ozark Folkways! Create giant masks and bring the characters of the Russian folk tale Baba Yaga to life as you experiment with music-making, movement, and mime! There will be witches, magical animals, fabulous costumes, lights, music and action: fun for all levels. Everyone will take part in a final performance at dusk on Friday, July 15 on our outdoor stage, the Crow’s Nest. The community will be invited to join in a weiner roast before the show, and then to marvel at the amazing performance the kids will have put together in a single week! Cost is $25 per child and includes all supplies and a healthy mid morning snack each day. Space is limited! Pre-registration is required and spots are available on a first come first serve basis. A limited number of scholarships are available. To register, or for more information, just call Ozark Folkways at 479-634-3791, or email Rebecca at [email protected]
Camp Angel Teen Mentor Application and Training - Mendota Heights, MN
Angel Foundation’s Facing Cancer Together Teen Mentor program, provides a leadership opportunity for teens (13-18) to apply, be assessed and trained to be leaders within Facing Cancer Together programs, specifically for Camp Angel. Teen Mentors will be introduced to the field of human services, as well as provide experiences in groups with children and their families who have been struck by cancer. If teens have never been a camper, teens will be asked to be a camper in June camp in order to be an August Teen Mentor. To be a Teen Mentor you need to go through the application and selection process. Teen Mentor Program Application, Selection & Training session Angel Foundation office 1155 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 7 Mendota Height, MN For more information or to receive an application, contact Erica Golofski, Facing Cancer Together, Program Coordinator at [email protected] or 612.627.9000
Summer Camp sign up April 5 - Hawarden, IA
Online registration only please. Budding Naturalists, ages 3 & 4 with adult. June 17, 30 or July 29 from 8:30am-noon at Oak Grove Park Herps Alive! for ages 5 & 6. June 14-15, 9am-noon; June 14-15, 1pm-4pm; June 23-24, 1pm-4pm at Oak Grove Park Adventure Camp, ages 7-9. June 21-22; June 28-29; July 13-14; July 27-28 from 9am-2pm at Oak Grove Park. Introduction to Shooting, ages 10-12. July 19-20; July 21-22 from 9am-3pm, Big Sioux Recreation Area south of Hawarden. Hunter Education Overnight Camp ages 13-15. July 6-7, 9:30am through July 7th 1:30pm. Oak Grove Park cabins. No partial days, campers must attend full camp. Please only register for one camp per child. For more information please call 712/552-1047.
Be A Civil War Soldier: KID’S CAMP - Mansfield, LA
Have you ever wanted to be a Civil War soldier? Are you between 9-12 years old? On Saturday 24th, in connection with National Public Lands Day, Mansfield State Historic Site is hosting an “immersive” event that will allow you to experience what many of the soldiers of the American Civil War did. Be enlisted, set up your camp, drill, enjoy a period type lunch, and more! There are 15 slots available for this program and pre-registration is required. Registration is $25 (paid on day of program) for each child, which includes the meal. The last day for Pre-Registration is September 17th. To Register or for more information, call the park at 318.872.1474. Mansfield State Historic Site is located on State Highway 175, three miles south of Mansfield. Admission is $4.00 per person; children 12 and under and seniors 62 and over are admitted free. For more information, call 318.872.1474 or 888.677.6267, or visit www.LaStateParks.com. LouisianaTravel.com
Teen Summer Camp - Schwenksville, PA
Join us this summer!
Summer Art Camp for Kids - Winslow, AR
Summer Art Camp for Kids babaMonday-Friday, July 11-15, 9-12am Special outdoor dinner and performance on Friday, July 15, beginning at 6pm. Explore new areas in the arts at Summer Art Camp, July 11-15 at Ozark Folkways! Create giant masks and bring the characters of the Russian folk tale Baba Yaga to life as you experiment with music-making, movement, and mime! There will be witches, magical animals, fabulous costumes, lights, music and action: fun for all levels. Everyone will take part in a final performance at dusk on Friday, July 15 on our outdoor stage, the Crow’s Nest. The community will be invited to join in a weiner roast before the show, and then to marvel at the amazing performance the kids will have put together in a single week! Cost is $25 per child and includes all supplies and a healthy mid morning snack each day. Space is limited! Pre-registration is required and spots are available on a first come first serve basis. A limited number of scholarships are available. To register, or for more information, just call Ozark Folkways at 479-634-3791, or email Rebecca at [email protected]
Camp Angel Teen Mentor Application and Training - Mendota Heights, MN
Angel Foundation’s Facing Cancer Together Teen Mentor program, provides a leadership opportunity for teens (13-18) to apply, be assessed and trained to be leaders within Facing Cancer Together programs, specifically for Camp Angel. Teen Mentors will be introduced to the field of human services, as well as provide experiences in groups with children and their families who have been struck by cancer. If teens have never been a camper, teens will be asked to be a camper in June camp in order to be an August Teen Mentor. To be a Teen Mentor you need to go through the application and selection process. Teen Mentor Program Application, Selection & Training session Angel Foundation office 1155 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 7 Mendota Height, MN For more information or to receive an application, contact Erica Golofski, Facing Cancer Together, Program Coordinator at [email protected] or 612.627.9000
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Soccer Fundamental Skills Camp: Half Day Gr. K-5 - Lawton Elementary
Grades K-5 All skills level welcome! No matter their skill level, quality instructors will help your child improve their ball control, shooting, defensive skills and passing techniques. They will gain the overall confidence necessary to play with a team. This camp is a, "No pressure, fun for all" environment. Please bring a snack and water. Coaches: One on One Sports Training staff. Monday - Friday -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRADES Kindergarten - 5th Grade LOCATION Lawton #2 Soccer Field at Lawton Elementary INSTRUCTOR One On One Sports Training
The Animal Kingdom - Schenectady JCC
Ever wonder what makes a kangaroo a kangaroo? Is it that big tail? Animal Kingdom will explore different animals and their habitats. We will learn how animals survive in their habitats and how animals work together. Little scientists will learn about food chains, animal adaptations and cool new animal facts! 5184799888.0
Boys High School Camp - Maples Pavilion
This camp is designed to maximize a volleyball players potential in all aspects of the game. This camp is geared for high school players of all levels. From the elite player to players with minimal experience, we will have a curriculum designed to improve your level of play. The camp will focus on individual skill instruction, team concepts of offense and defense, and sports psychology. Campers will be grouped by ability, age, and position. 800-357-7687
The School Level 3: Advanced Musical Improv - Links Hall Classroom #4
LEVEL 3: Advanced Musical Improv Theory is designed to improve musical ability and song aptitude. With high focus in genre styles and song structure, improvisers will learn advanced short form musical techniques to achieve greater musical improvisation success. This class this term will be taught by Ryan Miera. 7735498080.0
Adventure Tennis Camp - Off Site Location
Tennis 3.5 hours per day Adventure 2.5 hours per day During the first part of the day, campers join our regular tennis camp and have lunch. Children will be divided by level and develop tennis strokes, rallying skills, and age appropriate competitive play. Campers learn teamwork, make friends and enjoy fun games like Angry Birds Tennis, Skyball, and Big Kahuna. All camps feature Higgins Bucks, Water Fun Day (no swimming) and the Higgins Bucks Store where children buy prizes on Fridays. In the afternoons we set out on an Adventure! Adventures include: Flyers Day: Build a kite or glider and fly them at Blackies Builders Day: Make a Native American mat or basket, or a model airplane Hiking Days: Along Blackies Shore and up to "Hippie Tree" Board Game Mania ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY 3. Camps GRADES 3rd - 5th LOCATION Del Mar Courts INSTRUCTOR William Higgins
Soccer Fundamental Skills Camp: Half Day Gr. K-5 - Lawton Elementary
Grades K-5 All skills level welcome! No matter their skill level, quality instructors will help your child improve their ball control, shooting, defensive skills and passing techniques. They will gain the overall confidence necessary to play with a team. This camp is a, "No pressure, fun for all" environment. Please bring a snack and water. Coaches: One on One Sports Training staff. Monday - Friday -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRADES Kindergarten - 5th Grade LOCATION Lawton #2 Soccer Field at Lawton Elementary INSTRUCTOR One On One Sports Training
The Animal Kingdom - Schenectady JCC
Ever wonder what makes a kangaroo a kangaroo? Is it that big tail? Animal Kingdom will explore different animals and their habitats. We will learn how animals survive in their habitats and how animals work together. Little scientists will learn about food chains, animal adaptations and cool new animal facts! 5184799888.0
Boys High School Camp - Maples Pavilion
This camp is designed to maximize a volleyball players potential in all aspects of the game. This camp is geared for high school players of all levels. From the elite player to players with minimal experience, we will have a curriculum designed to improve your level of play. The camp will focus on individual skill instruction, team concepts of offense and defense, and sports psychology. Campers will be grouped by ability, age, and position. 800-357-7687
The School Level 3: Advanced Musical Improv - Links Hall Classroom #4
LEVEL 3: Advanced Musical Improv Theory is designed to improve musical ability and song aptitude. With high focus in genre styles and song structure, improvisers will learn advanced short form musical techniques to achieve greater musical improvisation success. This class this term will be taught by Ryan Miera. 7735498080.0
Adventure Tennis Camp - Off Site Location
Tennis 3.5 hours per day Adventure 2.5 hours per day During the first part of the day, campers join our regular tennis camp and have lunch. Children will be divided by level and develop tennis strokes, rallying skills, and age appropriate competitive play. Campers learn teamwork, make friends and enjoy fun games like Angry Birds Tennis, Skyball, and Big Kahuna. All camps feature Higgins Bucks, Water Fun Day (no swimming) and the Higgins Bucks Store where children buy prizes on Fridays. In the afternoons we set out on an Adventure! Adventures include: Flyers Day: Build a kite or glider and fly them at Blackies Builders Day: Make a Native American mat or basket, or a model airplane Hiking Days: Along Blackies Shore and up to "Hippie Tree" Board Game Mania ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY 3. Camps GRADES 3rd - 5th LOCATION Del Mar Courts INSTRUCTOR William Higgins