Summer Camps in Como, MS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Shipwreck Island (52456P) - Cary Academy
Uh-oh – you are shipwrecked on a desert island! Work together with your fellow campers to devise a means for collecting food and water, build shelters and bridges, and apply the science behind survival. Use the tools at hand to write a message to send in a bottle. Be careful - you may witness a volcanic eruption! Work together to design a means to escape the island and come home. Campers will use technology to develop replicable experiments, enhancing STEM outreach in an experience unique to Cary Academy. 919-677-7839
Uh-oh – you are shipwrecked on a desert island! Work together with your fellow campers to devise a means for collecting food and water, build shelters and bridges, and apply the science behind survival. Use the tools at hand to write a message to send in a bottle. Be careful - you may witness a volcanic eruption! Work together to design a means to escape the island and come home. Campers will use technology to develop replicable experiments, enhancing STEM outreach in an experience unique to Cary Academy. 919-677-7839
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Distance
25.93 Miles
Address:
117 Camp Ls Dr, Oxford, Mississippi 38655
Mature, caring staff. 1:7 counselor:camper ratio. Beautiful rustic setting, updated cabins. Traditional camp programs inc outdoor adventure, waterfront, sports.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Caving, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Horseback Riding...
Distance
30.98 Miles
Address:
24 County Road 231, Oxford, Mississippi 38655
Christian program gives caring support so campers belong, contribute, and grow. Open year-round for retreat rentals.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope...
Camp Phoenix
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Distance
43.27 Miles
Address:
44 S Rembert St, Memphis, Tennessee 38104
Resident camp is offered to members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Farming/Ranching/Gardening, Fishing, Hiking,...
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Como, MS Summer Camps
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Kid's No School AM Art Camp Glass Snowman Tile - Jenkintown, PA
Join us for a No School Art Camp from 10 am - 1 pm for ages 8+. We'll be making a snowman glass tile. The kid's will learn how to cut and break glass. Please send a snack or lunch & drink. AM camp is $35. Registration is required for camp classes. Please call to register 215-885-4545.
Send A Kid 2 Camp - Clinton Township, MI
On April 19th @ 6PM we will be hosting a "fun"draiser at the Stray Cat Lounge in Clinton Township. $10 cover charge gets you a buffet style pasta dinner. There will be a 50/50 raffle and a Silent Auction. All monies raised will go to Kids Burn Camp at YMCA Camp Manitoulin. It takes $500 to send one kid to camp but the return on investment is priceless.
Dystopia Rising: Indiana January 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Welcome to our first event for Season 3 can you survive.... we shall see!
Kid's Summer MMA Camp - Decatur, AL
The Camp will take place July 11-15 from 10am-1pm each day, and the cost is $100 per child and is intended for children ages 6-12. We will be fully staffed with experienced instructors ready to help your child have an incredible Martial Arts experience. Camp includes: -- 15 hours of training! -- Certificate of Completion! -- An opportunity to earn a Belt Stripe in our Martial Arts program! -- First month of Academy enrollment FREE (for new members)! -- A light lunch is included each day ATTIRE: Clean shorts and t-shirt or rashguard with finger and toe nails trimmed. Pants and tank tops will not be allowed. GOAL: To safely introduce new students to Martial Arts and the 10th Planet Decatur System of self-defense. Polish and expand the skills of students with previous experience. Improve conditioning, as well as listening skills. Empower and inspire participants to be assertive and confident and help prepare them for the new school year including how to deal with bullying, from preventing to properly engaging if necessary. CLASS FORMAT: Warm ups with plyometric exercises to help them develop/improve strength and coordination. Participants will learn and practice techniques on partners...
Teen: Winter Camp - Millville, DE
Teens will be heading to PA for winter camp Snow clothes, gym clothes, Bible, shower supplies, etc. $100 pp
Kid's No School AM Art Camp Glass Snowman Tile - Jenkintown, PA
Join us for a No School Art Camp from 10 am - 1 pm for ages 8+. We'll be making a snowman glass tile. The kid's will learn how to cut and break glass. Please send a snack or lunch & drink. AM camp is $35. Registration is required for camp classes. Please call to register 215-885-4545.
Send A Kid 2 Camp - Clinton Township, MI
On April 19th @ 6PM we will be hosting a "fun"draiser at the Stray Cat Lounge in Clinton Township. $10 cover charge gets you a buffet style pasta dinner. There will be a 50/50 raffle and a Silent Auction. All monies raised will go to Kids Burn Camp at YMCA Camp Manitoulin. It takes $500 to send one kid to camp but the return on investment is priceless.
Dystopia Rising: Indiana January 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Welcome to our first event for Season 3 can you survive.... we shall see!
Kid's Summer MMA Camp - Decatur, AL
The Camp will take place July 11-15 from 10am-1pm each day, and the cost is $100 per child and is intended for children ages 6-12. We will be fully staffed with experienced instructors ready to help your child have an incredible Martial Arts experience. Camp includes: -- 15 hours of training! -- Certificate of Completion! -- An opportunity to earn a Belt Stripe in our Martial Arts program! -- First month of Academy enrollment FREE (for new members)! -- A light lunch is included each day ATTIRE: Clean shorts and t-shirt or rashguard with finger and toe nails trimmed. Pants and tank tops will not be allowed. GOAL: To safely introduce new students to Martial Arts and the 10th Planet Decatur System of self-defense. Polish and expand the skills of students with previous experience. Improve conditioning, as well as listening skills. Empower and inspire participants to be assertive and confident and help prepare them for the new school year including how to deal with bullying, from preventing to properly engaging if necessary. CLASS FORMAT: Warm ups with plyometric exercises to help them develop/improve strength and coordination. Participants will learn and practice techniques on partners...
Teen: Winter Camp - Millville, DE
Teens will be heading to PA for winter camp Snow clothes, gym clothes, Bible, shower supplies, etc. $100 pp
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Camp - Junior Theater S2 M-F 9:30 am (Ages 7-12) - Beck Center for the Arts
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.The Junior Theater Camp is designed for all students, whether or not they have prior performance experience. Campers work with theater professionals learning techniques in acting, singing, and dancing as they rehearse for their original show. This fun performance is a culmination of their work and features acting scenes and musical numbers. Actors present the show for family and friends on the last day of camp, August 12 at 11:30 am and 6:30 pm on the stage in Beck Centers Music & Dance Building Recital Hall. Information concerning performances and tickets is distributed the first day of camp. Students are required to participate in both performances. 3 weeks; Mon - Fri; 12:30 - 2:30 pm; Tuition: $270 (Does not include admission to performances) Tickets to the performances are $5 each. Performance seating is limited. There is a 30-minute informational orientation for parents and students on the first day of camp. Lunch-time supervision provided for students enrolling in both the Visual Arts and Junior Theater Camps. ACTIVITY TYPE Camp - Theater INSTRUCTOR Caitlin Reilly Rachel Spence Russel Stich Ian LeRoy Rachael Palermo Theater Staff TBA
Farm to Table (ages 6-12) - Connolly Ranch
Brings your young epicureans enthusiasm for all things cooking back to the source of the ingredients: land, soil, seeds, animals, plants and more. Campers will explore how to grow and cook a farm-fresh meal from the ground up using ingredients that are in season and locally grown in the Napa Valley. After getting their hands dirty learning how animals, soil, water and the sun work together to produce food for our tables, kids will wash up and commence cooking. Nothing tastes better than a meal that is freshly harvested out of the ground. Each week, a local chef will visit to share knowledge about farm-to-table cooking. Parents are invited to join their campers on Friday afternoons to sample what their kids have learned that week. 707-224-1894
Drama - Montessori Academy at Sharon Springs
Drama is a wonderful tool to unlock your childs imagination. The skills students develop will be useful to them in any situation: Relaxing and concentrating under pressure Finding the best way to say what they want to say Increasing their sensitivity Focusing their imagination Creating something alone or with a group Leading when necessary and following when necessary 770-205-6277
Pre-Engineers-Tech Camp - Morgan Park Academy
Junior MineCraftEdu and Game Design. This class introduces 3D design and building with MineCraft.edu, coding and Tynker, interactive story creation, iPad movie making, and digital design basic. 773-881-6700
Camp Out Loud! WIN6 - Camp Winacka
Camp your way! Work with your team to discover all that Camp Winacka has to offer, sampling arts and crafts, aquatics, outdoor cooking, nature studies, the challenge course, archery and other adventures. At the end of the week, write a camp song with your group about all the fun you had and present it at campfire. Youll work toward your Camper badge. Rustic cabin accommodations. Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Camp - Junior Theater S2 M-F 9:30 am (Ages 7-12) - Beck Center for the Arts
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.The Junior Theater Camp is designed for all students, whether or not they have prior performance experience. Campers work with theater professionals learning techniques in acting, singing, and dancing as they rehearse for their original show. This fun performance is a culmination of their work and features acting scenes and musical numbers. Actors present the show for family and friends on the last day of camp, August 12 at 11:30 am and 6:30 pm on the stage in Beck Centers Music & Dance Building Recital Hall. Information concerning performances and tickets is distributed the first day of camp. Students are required to participate in both performances. 3 weeks; Mon - Fri; 12:30 - 2:30 pm; Tuition: $270 (Does not include admission to performances) Tickets to the performances are $5 each. Performance seating is limited. There is a 30-minute informational orientation for parents and students on the first day of camp. Lunch-time supervision provided for students enrolling in both the Visual Arts and Junior Theater Camps. ACTIVITY TYPE Camp - Theater INSTRUCTOR Caitlin Reilly Rachel Spence Russel Stich Ian LeRoy Rachael Palermo Theater Staff TBA
Farm to Table (ages 6-12) - Connolly Ranch
Brings your young epicureans enthusiasm for all things cooking back to the source of the ingredients: land, soil, seeds, animals, plants and more. Campers will explore how to grow and cook a farm-fresh meal from the ground up using ingredients that are in season and locally grown in the Napa Valley. After getting their hands dirty learning how animals, soil, water and the sun work together to produce food for our tables, kids will wash up and commence cooking. Nothing tastes better than a meal that is freshly harvested out of the ground. Each week, a local chef will visit to share knowledge about farm-to-table cooking. Parents are invited to join their campers on Friday afternoons to sample what their kids have learned that week. 707-224-1894
Drama - Montessori Academy at Sharon Springs
Drama is a wonderful tool to unlock your childs imagination. The skills students develop will be useful to them in any situation: Relaxing and concentrating under pressure Finding the best way to say what they want to say Increasing their sensitivity Focusing their imagination Creating something alone or with a group Leading when necessary and following when necessary 770-205-6277
Pre-Engineers-Tech Camp - Morgan Park Academy
Junior MineCraftEdu and Game Design. This class introduces 3D design and building with MineCraft.edu, coding and Tynker, interactive story creation, iPad movie making, and digital design basic. 773-881-6700
Camp Out Loud! WIN6 - Camp Winacka
Camp your way! Work with your team to discover all that Camp Winacka has to offer, sampling arts and crafts, aquatics, outdoor cooking, nature studies, the challenge course, archery and other adventures. At the end of the week, write a camp song with your group about all the fun you had and present it at campfire. Youll work toward your Camper badge. Rustic cabin accommodations. Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821