Summer Camps in Denning, AR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Girls 13-18, Advanced Academy - Baylor University
This academy is designed specifically for girls between the ages of 13 and 18 who wish to gain an edge in their development toward collegiate play and a chance to train in a "NCAA Division I-like" college soccer environment. Additionally, players will be trained by the current Baylor Soccer Staff, as well as college and professional coaches from around the country. GK Academy available, just select GK as position to be part of GK Academy. 254-652-8823
This academy is designed specifically for girls between the ages of 13 and 18 who wish to gain an edge in their development toward collegiate play and a chance to train in a "NCAA Division I-like" college soccer environment. Additionally, players will be trained by the current Baylor Soccer Staff, as well as college and professional coaches from around the country. GK Academy available, just select GK as position to be part of GK Academy. 254-652-8823
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Cahinnio
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34.56 Miles
Address:
5705 Gordon Ln, Fort Smith, Arkansas 72903
Camp Cahinnio offers girls the chance to: build character, gain leadership skills, gain a sence of belonging, have fun as they grow strong. Non...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
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Denning, AR Summer Camps
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Weekly Wilderness Skills Youth Camp 12 and Ups - Indianapolis, IN
This is one of our greatest opportunities at White Pine. Participants recieve on-going mentorship in complex wilderness survival skills, tracking, and awareness. We are an aboriginal skills school. We teach these skills within an ethnohistorical context. Our intention is to deepen each persons relationship with their environment, their ancestry, their community and themselves. All this within the context of "the invisible school" a mentorship model that disguises curriculum in games, stories, and spontanious nature learning. Cost is $35.
Teen Summer Camp - Scotts Valley, CA
Join us for this teen intensive summer camp June 28 - July 19. This is a trip and travel camp planned by teens for teens. Registration is limited, call today to reserve your spot (831) 431-6454 or register online - see link below!
Kid's Camp - Camp Dixon
. July 15-18, 2015
Teen Leadership Training Retreat 2016 - Penn Yan, NY
Join Jewish community teens from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca for an amazing weekend of Low Ropes, Sports, Leadership Training programs, and a huge Saturday Night Carnival! Open to all 8th-12th graders in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca Jewish communities. $18 registration fee will be donated to a charitable organization chosen by teen participants. Generous underwriting provided by the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation. To register, contact your community organizer (membership/affiliation/prior participation from organizer's agency is not required): BUFFALO - Melissa Schreiber, Buffalo Bureau of Jewish Education, [email protected] ROCHESTER - Rich Gordon, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, [email protected]. Online registration available at http://www.jewishrochester.org/teens. SYRACUSE - Lauren Rosenstein, Temple Concord, [email protected] ALBANY - Ruth Malka, Mifgash Jewish Community High School, [email protected] ITHACA - Rabbi Suzanne Brody, Temple Beth-El, [email protected]
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Weekly Wilderness Skills Youth Camp 12 and Ups - Indianapolis, IN
This is one of our greatest opportunities at White Pine. Participants recieve on-going mentorship in complex wilderness survival skills, tracking, and awareness. We are an aboriginal skills school. We teach these skills within an ethnohistorical context. Our intention is to deepen each persons relationship with their environment, their ancestry, their community and themselves. All this within the context of "the invisible school" a mentorship model that disguises curriculum in games, stories, and spontanious nature learning. Cost is $35.
Teen Summer Camp - Scotts Valley, CA
Join us for this teen intensive summer camp June 28 - July 19. This is a trip and travel camp planned by teens for teens. Registration is limited, call today to reserve your spot (831) 431-6454 or register online - see link below!
Kid's Camp - Camp Dixon
. July 15-18, 2015
Teen Leadership Training Retreat 2016 - Penn Yan, NY
Join Jewish community teens from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca for an amazing weekend of Low Ropes, Sports, Leadership Training programs, and a huge Saturday Night Carnival! Open to all 8th-12th graders in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca Jewish communities. $18 registration fee will be donated to a charitable organization chosen by teen participants. Generous underwriting provided by the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation. To register, contact your community organizer (membership/affiliation/prior participation from organizer's agency is not required): BUFFALO - Melissa Schreiber, Buffalo Bureau of Jewish Education, [email protected] ROCHESTER - Rich Gordon, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, [email protected]. Online registration available at http://www.jewishrochester.org/teens. SYRACUSE - Lauren Rosenstein, Temple Concord, [email protected] ALBANY - Ruth Malka, Mifgash Jewish Community High School, [email protected] ITHACA - Rabbi Suzanne Brody, Temple Beth-El, [email protected]
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Climbing Camp - Advanced - Breckenridge Recreation Center
So youve been through our Beginner and Intermediate Climbing Camps and you still cant get enough? Then this camp is for you! We spend the first two days on the climbing wall learning some new skills and refreshing others from 8:00am-12:00pm. On Thursday and Friday, we depart Summit County for Independence Pass and Monitor Rock in beautiful Lake County for full days of climbing. On Thursday and Friday, campers depart Breckenridge at 8:00am and return to the Recreation Center at 4:00pm. All participants are responsible for lunch each day and are required to have a backpack, sunscreen, plenty of water (2L or more), rain gear and extra layers. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in two sessions running June 20-July 29. To register for this program, participants must have attended an Intermediate Climbing Camp within the past 3 years or must receive approval from a Climbing Wall Instructor or the Outdoor Programs Coordinator. For questions, please call or email the Outdoor Programs Coordinator at 970-547-4324. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact...
Knights and Princesses on Parade - Old Trail School
Proudly announcing a summer camp filled with magical things for every princess and knight! From kissing frogs, sitting on peas, to slaying dragons, campers will engage in many fun and exciting opportunities. Building castles, creating magic fairy dust, crafting a coat of arms, and designing a custom knight/princess costume are just some of the excitement this camp has to offer. We will cover all the knight and princess essentials, especially kindness and manners. The week will conclude with a Fairytale Festival for families and siblings to showcase the weeks creations! Instructors: Rachel Rich, BS, MEd, and Erin McNamara, BS, MEd, Old Trail School Early Childhood Program teachers 3306661118 x469
Picasso Portraits - Creative York
After learning about Cubism and Picasso, students will use slabs of clay to create flat, quirky portraits that are inspired by this period in art history. Supplies provided. 7178483200.0
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts - The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
The Wallis bring audiences world-class theater, dance and music, performed by many of the worlds most talented and sought- after artists. Invertigo Dance Theatre collaborates with a network of choreographers, theatre companies, musical ensembles, social service agencies, education programs and design artists to promote physical and artistic empowerment. 310-246-3800
Eclipse: Grades 6 - 12 - Buckhorn United Methodist Camp
Youth in the summer want to stay up late and sleep in later. Eclipse camp takes the best of camp and matches it with their summer circadian rythyms. Throughout the day / evening / night they will share in awesome worship, small group time, and all the challenges and fun that Buckhorn has to offer. • Days start late • Evenings go later • Activities dont stop when the sun goes down 9704842508.0
Climbing Camp - Advanced - Breckenridge Recreation Center
So youve been through our Beginner and Intermediate Climbing Camps and you still cant get enough? Then this camp is for you! We spend the first two days on the climbing wall learning some new skills and refreshing others from 8:00am-12:00pm. On Thursday and Friday, we depart Summit County for Independence Pass and Monitor Rock in beautiful Lake County for full days of climbing. On Thursday and Friday, campers depart Breckenridge at 8:00am and return to the Recreation Center at 4:00pm. All participants are responsible for lunch each day and are required to have a backpack, sunscreen, plenty of water (2L or more), rain gear and extra layers. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in two sessions running June 20-July 29. To register for this program, participants must have attended an Intermediate Climbing Camp within the past 3 years or must receive approval from a Climbing Wall Instructor or the Outdoor Programs Coordinator. For questions, please call or email the Outdoor Programs Coordinator at 970-547-4324. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact...
Knights and Princesses on Parade - Old Trail School
Proudly announcing a summer camp filled with magical things for every princess and knight! From kissing frogs, sitting on peas, to slaying dragons, campers will engage in many fun and exciting opportunities. Building castles, creating magic fairy dust, crafting a coat of arms, and designing a custom knight/princess costume are just some of the excitement this camp has to offer. We will cover all the knight and princess essentials, especially kindness and manners. The week will conclude with a Fairytale Festival for families and siblings to showcase the weeks creations! Instructors: Rachel Rich, BS, MEd, and Erin McNamara, BS, MEd, Old Trail School Early Childhood Program teachers 3306661118 x469
Picasso Portraits - Creative York
After learning about Cubism and Picasso, students will use slabs of clay to create flat, quirky portraits that are inspired by this period in art history. Supplies provided. 7178483200.0
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts - The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
The Wallis bring audiences world-class theater, dance and music, performed by many of the worlds most talented and sought- after artists. Invertigo Dance Theatre collaborates with a network of choreographers, theatre companies, musical ensembles, social service agencies, education programs and design artists to promote physical and artistic empowerment. 310-246-3800
Eclipse: Grades 6 - 12 - Buckhorn United Methodist Camp
Youth in the summer want to stay up late and sleep in later. Eclipse camp takes the best of camp and matches it with their summer circadian rythyms. Throughout the day / evening / night they will share in awesome worship, small group time, and all the challenges and fun that Buckhorn has to offer. • Days start late • Evenings go later • Activities dont stop when the sun goes down 9704842508.0