Summer Camps in Continental, OH
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Compass 14 days II July 17 - 30, 2016 - Caparra Country Club
Teens adventure 24/7. Includes: 2 camp t-shirts, meals, snacks, transportation and tickets. (Airfare not included)
Teens adventure 24/7. Includes: 2 camp t-shirts, meals, snacks, transportation and tickets. (Airfare not included)
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Distance
13.54 Miles
Address:
, Defiance, Ohio
Directing the camp is Head Softball Coach Jodi Holava.After just six seasons as the head coach of the Defiance College softball program
Activities: Youth Programs
Camp Glen
Hot
Distance
32.19 Miles
Address:
305 W Hardin St, Findlay, Ohio 45840
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Field...
Distance
36.71 Miles
Address:
12701 Waterville Swanton Rd, Whitehouse, Ohio 43571
Residential and Day camp services for children and adults with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Distance
37.97 Miles
Address:
26450 County Road MN, Fayette, Ohio 43521
A unique opportunity where you provide the schedule, counselors, campers, program theme, & some staff. Camp Palmer provides food service, specility staff, site....
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Ella J Logan
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Distance
43.95 Miles
Address:
10008 Dupont Circle Dr E, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825
Beautiful lakefront resident camp for girls. Staff provides progressive programs like horses and aquatics. Don't miss out on the fun and memories.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Kayaking, Leadership Development,...
Distance
43.95 Miles
Address:
10008 Dupont Circle Dr E, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825
Day camp in a sleep-away setting. Transportation available. Traditional program in a caring supportive atmosphere.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Glenwood Camp
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Distance
45.72 Miles
Address:
347 W Berry St Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Our experienced staff will lead your child in outdoor games, sports, nature hikes, outdoor education, cooking projects, creative arts and various other fun activities....
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Field Trips, Nature/Environmental Studies, Team Field...
Jorgensen YMCA
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Distance
45.72 Miles
Address:
347 W Berry St Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Children leave YMCA Day Camp with more than just fond memories they take with them leadership skills that prove to be useful into adulthood....
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Community...
Distance
45.72 Miles
Address:
347 W Berry St Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Camp Kekionga has a long history of providing children with an enriching summer experience. Camp Kekionga has a pond that is perfect for canoeing,...
Activities: , Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Community Service, Counselor Training...
Distance
45.72 Miles
Address:
347 W Berry St Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Themed weeks offer fun activities including: swimming, games, art, sports, rock climbing, trips to splash park, field trips and more. Programs for ages 4...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Basketball, Counselor Training (CIT), Field Trips, Football, Soccer,...
Distance
45.72 Miles
Address:
347 W Berry St Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
YMCA Day Camps offer youth a variety of camping activities to shoose from. Experience quality camping programs, individualized attention and experienced staff.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Field Trips, Team Field Sports,...
Distance
45.72 Miles
Address:
347 W Berry St Ste 500, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Building strong since 1920: lifelong friendships & memories, through caring and trustworthy leadership & great activities. Northern Indiana's finest res camp.
Activities: Challenge/Rope Courses, Leadership Development, Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts,...
Distance
50.26 Miles
Address:
6465 Sylvania Ave, Sylvania, Ohio 43560
We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Fishing,...
Distance
50.26 Miles
Address:
6465 Sylvania Ave, Sylvania, Ohio 43560
Activities: Field Trips
Distance
59.92 Miles
Address:
5215 N 450 W, Angola, Indiana 46703
Lake Luther is owned & operated by the Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Music, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Lutheran Hills
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Distance
59.92 Miles
Address:
5215 N 450 W, Angola, Indiana 46703
Lutheran Hills is owned and operated by Lutheran Outdoor Ministries Indiana Kentucky Incorporated.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Lutherwald
Hot
Distance
59.92 Miles
Address:
5215 N 450 W, Angola, Indiana 46703
Lutherwald is owned & operated by the Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies, Religious Study,...
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Continental, OH Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Snow Camp 2016 - Prudenville, MI
Looking forward to another great year of Teen Snow Camp at Camp CoBeAc! See Nathan Rust for more details and registration forms.
Crossings Summer Camp - Crossings Camps- Cedarmore
We will be at Cedarmore again. Cost $270. We have 10 reservations right now, but can try to get more if I know how many people want to go. First come, first serve on this camp.
Fall Retreat - Tiger, GA
Permission Form: http://bit.ly/sjfallretreat2016permission Information Sheet: http://bit.ly/sjfallretreat2016info Cost: $65 ($35 if requesting sponsorship) Location: Lifeteen Covecrest in Tiger, Georgia Due Date: Forms & Payment due Tuesday, September 6. The due date is strict and all those turned in late will be placed on a wait list. Forms must be turned in with at least partial payment to reserve your spot. Arrival/Pickup Times: Meet directly at Covecrest at 7pm on Friday, September 23. The retreat will end Sunday at Covecrest at 11:00am. Please have your parent pick you up from Covecrest at this time. Packing List: sleeping bag or sheets & blanket, pillow, towel, toiletries, changes of clothes to include Mass clothes, pajamas, Bible, journal, Rosary, water bottle, snack to share, warm clothes, tennis shoes. No spandex permitted in co-ed areas.
Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session - Tulsa, OK
New Hope serves children and youth of Oklahoma ages 5-18 who have an incarcerated parent. Our summer camps offer unique opportunities to learn and grow in a supportive enviornment. Our camps depend upon our volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help us prepare for camp, at camp, in-between camps, and after camp. There is a role and opportunity for everyone! Find out more about the ways you can support our summer camps by attending New Hope’s Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session, Saturday, March 26th, 1:00 p.m-2:00pm, Brookside Library (1207 E. 45th Pl). Email [email protected] or call (303) 906-7710 for more information.
Film Premiere Stages for Youth Summer Film Camp - Cincinnati, OH
***PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE*** Join Stages For Youth in celebrating the accomplishments of 30 young filmmakers who attended the 2016 Stages For Youth summer film bootcamp. Participants, ages 12 to 19, from SCPA, Springer, Clark, Walnut, Bethany House, Seven Hills, Mercy, Purcell, Waldorf, Aiken, Withrow, as well as home educated, YWCA Rosie’s Girls and The Squash Academy came to Stages For Youth and were challenged...to make a short film…in only 2 weeks! Along the way they learned the film craft, they created, collaborated, debated, negotiated, and problem solved…and all came away with mission accomplished, a testament to their creativity, resolve, teamwork, and spirit. Movies will start around 8:30 PM in beautiful Union Hall. Total run time is about one hour and will be followed by awards. We have a hundred chairs and then some, so please bring your friends. This is a free, public, family event and all are welcome!
Teen Snow Camp 2016 - Prudenville, MI
Looking forward to another great year of Teen Snow Camp at Camp CoBeAc! See Nathan Rust for more details and registration forms.
Crossings Summer Camp - Crossings Camps- Cedarmore
We will be at Cedarmore again. Cost $270. We have 10 reservations right now, but can try to get more if I know how many people want to go. First come, first serve on this camp.
Fall Retreat - Tiger, GA
Permission Form: http://bit.ly/sjfallretreat2016permission Information Sheet: http://bit.ly/sjfallretreat2016info Cost: $65 ($35 if requesting sponsorship) Location: Lifeteen Covecrest in Tiger, Georgia Due Date: Forms & Payment due Tuesday, September 6. The due date is strict and all those turned in late will be placed on a wait list. Forms must be turned in with at least partial payment to reserve your spot. Arrival/Pickup Times: Meet directly at Covecrest at 7pm on Friday, September 23. The retreat will end Sunday at Covecrest at 11:00am. Please have your parent pick you up from Covecrest at this time. Packing List: sleeping bag or sheets & blanket, pillow, towel, toiletries, changes of clothes to include Mass clothes, pajamas, Bible, journal, Rosary, water bottle, snack to share, warm clothes, tennis shoes. No spandex permitted in co-ed areas.
Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session - Tulsa, OK
New Hope serves children and youth of Oklahoma ages 5-18 who have an incarcerated parent. Our summer camps offer unique opportunities to learn and grow in a supportive enviornment. Our camps depend upon our volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help us prepare for camp, at camp, in-between camps, and after camp. There is a role and opportunity for everyone! Find out more about the ways you can support our summer camps by attending New Hope’s Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session, Saturday, March 26th, 1:00 p.m-2:00pm, Brookside Library (1207 E. 45th Pl). Email [email protected] or call (303) 906-7710 for more information.
Film Premiere Stages for Youth Summer Film Camp - Cincinnati, OH
***PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE*** Join Stages For Youth in celebrating the accomplishments of 30 young filmmakers who attended the 2016 Stages For Youth summer film bootcamp. Participants, ages 12 to 19, from SCPA, Springer, Clark, Walnut, Bethany House, Seven Hills, Mercy, Purcell, Waldorf, Aiken, Withrow, as well as home educated, YWCA Rosie’s Girls and The Squash Academy came to Stages For Youth and were challenged...to make a short film…in only 2 weeks! Along the way they learned the film craft, they created, collaborated, debated, negotiated, and problem solved…and all came away with mission accomplished, a testament to their creativity, resolve, teamwork, and spirit. Movies will start around 8:30 PM in beautiful Union Hall. Total run time is about one hour and will be followed by awards. We have a hundred chairs and then some, so please bring your friends. This is a free, public, family event and all are welcome!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Ultimate Survival Camp - Off the Beaten Path Bookstore
Campers will get to experience our new overnight site at Reading on Ranches Camp! Ultimate Survival Camp will spend the week learning advanced survival skills such as building your own survival site, foraging and cooking food, and many other pointers to master outdoor survival. We will read many books together during the week, including new books such as An Unfortunate Series of Events and classics like My Side of the Mountain. 855-426-6587
Hollywood Special Effects 7/25 - Open Door Church
Is there a future make up artist or movie director living in your house? If so, dont miss out on this action! Artists learn the science behind Hollywoods special effects. Activities will demonstrate concepts related to light, sound, perception, illusion, and model building. Artists will also learn various special effect make-up techniques working with the same materials used by professional make-up artists to simulate cuts, bruises, artificial blood and old age. CAUTION: You may not recognize your child when you arrive to pick them up! 919-847-7625
Elite - Group 1 - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton University Elite Camp welcomes players that want to know exactly what is needed to be an NCAA hockey player. Each camper will have an opportunity to practice, compete and interact with at least 4 NCAA hockey coaches who will be observing your determination and skill. Players will be able to work on new skills during the 3 daily practices and showcase their talents during the 3 games. (609) 258-3369
DIRECTING (1.5 Hour) TUES 7:30-9:00 - Loudoun Arts Center
Have you ever wanted to take your own vision of a play, musical, or scene and translate it to stage? At LAC you can learn how to create, stage, and communicate your own vision. Students will learn the fundamentals of the stage, working with various types of personalities and roles (actors, designers, and stage managers), and how to communicate your ideas successfully for a cohesive production. 703-444-5888
Garden Sprouts (Grandparent and Me) (AM) - Ned Smith Center for Nature & Art
Children love being outside playing in the soil, and they love exploring how plants grow in a garden. Join us as we channel your childs natural curiosity as we learn about flowers and edibles from planting to plate. This camp will include a variety of projects plus tastings of a variety of plants and plant parts ranging from roots to flowers (these are all things you normally eat.). Date: Thursday, August 11th 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. or Friday, August 12th 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Ages: 4 – 8 with an adult Instructors: Deb Frantz, Rich Frantz, Kuen Spichiger, Santino Lauricella, Beth Sanders NOTE: Choose ONE OF TWO sessions for this camp. To help facilitate the shared learning experience, each adult is limited to bringing two children to camp. Fee: $13.00/person 717-692-3699
Ultimate Survival Camp - Off the Beaten Path Bookstore
Campers will get to experience our new overnight site at Reading on Ranches Camp! Ultimate Survival Camp will spend the week learning advanced survival skills such as building your own survival site, foraging and cooking food, and many other pointers to master outdoor survival. We will read many books together during the week, including new books such as An Unfortunate Series of Events and classics like My Side of the Mountain. 855-426-6587
Hollywood Special Effects 7/25 - Open Door Church
Is there a future make up artist or movie director living in your house? If so, dont miss out on this action! Artists learn the science behind Hollywoods special effects. Activities will demonstrate concepts related to light, sound, perception, illusion, and model building. Artists will also learn various special effect make-up techniques working with the same materials used by professional make-up artists to simulate cuts, bruises, artificial blood and old age. CAUTION: You may not recognize your child when you arrive to pick them up! 919-847-7625
Elite - Group 1 - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton University Elite Camp welcomes players that want to know exactly what is needed to be an NCAA hockey player. Each camper will have an opportunity to practice, compete and interact with at least 4 NCAA hockey coaches who will be observing your determination and skill. Players will be able to work on new skills during the 3 daily practices and showcase their talents during the 3 games. (609) 258-3369
DIRECTING (1.5 Hour) TUES 7:30-9:00 - Loudoun Arts Center
Have you ever wanted to take your own vision of a play, musical, or scene and translate it to stage? At LAC you can learn how to create, stage, and communicate your own vision. Students will learn the fundamentals of the stage, working with various types of personalities and roles (actors, designers, and stage managers), and how to communicate your ideas successfully for a cohesive production. 703-444-5888
Garden Sprouts (Grandparent and Me) (AM) - Ned Smith Center for Nature & Art
Children love being outside playing in the soil, and they love exploring how plants grow in a garden. Join us as we channel your childs natural curiosity as we learn about flowers and edibles from planting to plate. This camp will include a variety of projects plus tastings of a variety of plants and plant parts ranging from roots to flowers (these are all things you normally eat.). Date: Thursday, August 11th 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. or Friday, August 12th 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Ages: 4 – 8 with an adult Instructors: Deb Frantz, Rich Frantz, Kuen Spichiger, Santino Lauricella, Beth Sanders NOTE: Choose ONE OF TWO sessions for this camp. To help facilitate the shared learning experience, each adult is limited to bringing two children to camp. Fee: $13.00/person 717-692-3699