Summer Camps in Clear Lake, WI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Mystery Week, Half Day (1-4PM) - Loudoun Arts Center
We unleash the inner Sherlock Holmes in this whodunit camp. Well work hard all week to unravel a series of puzzling mysteries. Well search for clues at the pool, enjoy a Murder Mystery Lunch, and even take a trip to Luray Caverns to uncover some additional clues! 703-444-5888

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Clear Lake, WI Summer Camps

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"Stand Up" All Teen Camp - Colville, WA
It’s time to gear up for our 2015 All-Teen Camp at Prince’s Pine, August 16–22, a power-packed, fun-filled, God-glorifying time together. I need your help to get the word out. Please contact me for brochures. I am also appealing for recommendations for boys and girls counselors, staff helpers, a recreation leader, a nurse, a crafts helper and more. You can also go to the Prince’s Pine Christian Camp website ( http://www.princespine.org/ ) to download copies of the registration forms, or if you need more information. Our theme is “Stand Up,” with a daily focus on brave men and women of God who stood up in the face of power, danger, evil, and fear. On Friday, we will bask in the beauty of God’s creation and just stand in awe! •Monday: “Stand Up to Power” (Moses, Nathan, Mordecai, Esther). •Tuesday: “Stand Up to Danger” (David, Hezekiah, Daniel, Paul). •Wednesday: “Stand Up to Evil” (Elijah, Jeremiah, John the Baptist, Jesus) •Thursday: “Stand Up to Share” (Peter, Stephen, Paul). •Friday: “Stand in Awe” (Job, David, Jude, and Everyone). Please feel free to contact...

Rustler Ranch Teen Camp - Pierpont, OH
Teen Camp at Rustler Ranch 6th-12th Grade July 13-15 9:30am - 2:00pm $35.00 per teen per day OR $100 for 3 days!! Come out and enjoy the fun at Rustler Ranch! Your teen will learn safety around horses, grooming, daily care of horses, saddling, horse language, how to work with a horse on the ground, riding skills, maneuvering obstacles, and much more. They will then put these skills learned into practice by caring for their assigned horse daily while at camp. Each teen will receive one on one time with their assigned horse and instructor. They will learn through class time and hands on time. Each teen will be evaluated and taught to their current level of riding, beginners to advanced will learn new skills to aid each of them. We ask that each teen wear long pants and shoes with a heal for riding. We also ask that each teen bring along with them a packed lunch each day; fridge and microwave available. To register your teen or for questions please contact Cassie Chupp at (814)547-3506.

Teen Dance Camp! - Vancouver, WA
9:30am – 3:30pm Monday thru Thursday 9:30am through 7pm Showcase on Friday Are you ready to DANCE. ? Teenagers (ages 13-18) of all dance levels are invited to register for our first ever Dance Camp July 6-10, 2015. Students will enjoy skill-based instruction in tap, musical theater, and hip hop from professional dance teachers as they do their morning rotations. After a time of worship, Bible study, and small group time, each day will end with a full company production number rehearsal. The camp will take place at Groove Nation West with three different mirrored studio instruction rooms for optimum learning, and the performance on the Mago Hunt stage at the University of Portland campus. Increase your dance skills! Learn a new style of dance! Have a ball with lots of Journey friends! Director/Musical Theater Teacher: Kiana Ryan Hip Hop Teacher: Cambria Griffith Tap Teacher: Lillie Harris Camp Pastor: Johnny Driver Worship Leader: Caleb Kauffman Camp Coordinator: Sarah Schneider

Rowan Cheerleading's 2nd Annual Youth Summer Camp - Glassboro, NJ
Rowan University Cheerleading is hosting our 2nd annual youth summer camp this July 16-17 from 10am-2pm each day! Come join us while improving your skills as a cheerleader all while having tons of fun! Ages 6-12, $40 for one day or $70 for both days! Register to [email protected]

Science Quest Summer Inclusion Camp 2016 - Hammond, IN
Science Quest: Summer Inclusion Camp 2016 We have partnered with the Challenger Learning Center of NWI to offer three Tuesday camp experiences on June 14th, 21st and 28th for all kids, teens and adults with varying abilities. Siblings, friends and neighbors are welcome! Age Groups: Students entering kindergarten-age 10 will meet from 9-11:30am Students ages 11-adult will meet from 12:30pm-2:00pm Tuesday Classes: June 14th: Astronomy June 21st: Animals and Bugs June 28th: Magnets and Electricity There is a 20 person limit per class! The cost is $10 per child which includes all three sessions. Parents are required to stay with the younger group. Buddies will be available to give our groups extra help. Registration will be coming soon!

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River Monsters 1/2 Day - EcoAdventures
River Monsters Monday, February 22nd Whats the LURKING beneath the waters? Creature of the deep? Giants of the sea? Unleash monsters beyond your wildest imagination! If you DARE, come to this camp, face your fears and learn about river monsters and much more. Campers will learn all about cyrptids at this camp. Cryptozoology (from Greek , kryptos, hidden + zoology; literally, study of hidden animals) is a pseudoscience involving the search for animals whose existence has not been proven due to lack of evidence. The animals cryptozoologists study are often referred to as cryptids such as the Loch Ness Monster, Yeti, Bigfoot, unicorns, alien big cats, Chupacabra and more. Cryptozoology relies heavily upon anecdotal evidence, stories, and alleged sightings. Will we have any unusual sighting? You can count on it! Campers will make some cool crypto crafts and meet some of EcoAdventures own creatures of the deep. Campers DIVE IN if you DARE to our coolest, creepiest camp of all… River Monsters! (410) 279-5416

Pottery Camp w/Green Screen Movie, Ages 8-12 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Pottery Program 9:30am to 5pm Pottery Camp with Movie Making with a Green Screen Session I: June 27 to July 8 No camp on Monday, July 4 Pottery Camp This camp is for children who are interested specifically in working with clay to create pottery, sculpture, and more. Campers are grouped in age-specific classes (6 to 8, and 9 to 12). Campers will have the opportunity to use the Museums diverse collection of Native American pottery as inspiration. Much of the work created in Pottery Camp will be kiln fired, some will be functional, some will be decorative, and all of it will be treasured for years to come. Much of this artwork will be displayed at the receptions in Leir Hall at the end of each session. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.48.07 AM [] Movie Making with a Green Screen Create your own visual effects video using green screen technology. Held in MAMs Digital Media Lab, students will work collaboratively to create, shoot, and edit short video projects that include unbelievable visual effects with the students as the stars! Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.24.29 AM [] AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Ceramics Studio at The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum

Beginning Fishing Camp - Black Hill Visitor Center
Enjoy a week of fishing fun and adventure while learning how, when, and where to catch freshwater fish. Well fish Little Seneca Lake first to get some experience, and then travel to waters outside of the park for new challenges. Park naturalists will provide expert, hands-on instruction on balanced tackle, live bait, artificial lure selection, knots, casting, and the latest fishing techniques. Well send out an itinerary and equipment list prior to camp. The camp fee includes all bait and a well-equipped tackle pack with a variety of lures and hooks perfect for the beginning angler. Campers must provide their own rod and spin cast reel. FOBH $310 SECONDARY CATEGORY Nature Programs LOCATION Black Hill Visitor Center Auditorium at Black Hill Visitor Center

Week 9 AM - Body Balance & Mind - NESS
Be introduced to two incredible sports that will keep you fit, focused and balanced! Give your body the boost of energy it needs by refreshing your senses and having fun on the ocean. Explore Stonington Harbor on stand up paddle boards, while stretching, relaxing and testing your core balance. Ride the crystal clear waves of Rhode Island during surf class. No previous experience is needed, but an interest in the ocean and being active is a must. This class is perfect for new or returning students. Incudes: stand up paddle boarding, surfing & boat rides 860-535-9362

Naturalist in Training 102 - Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Take your naturalist skills to the next level by using all of your MOSSome knowledge to observe and analyze in-depth science concepts in nature. Spend two nights in the field using more advanced tools and techniques such as transect investigation, field guides and star charts. Share your findings with local experts and participate in current research that aids in public awareness. Price includes 2 overnights; Wednesday & Thursday! 406-582-0526