Summer Camps in Dexter City, OH
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Stars & Stripes Track Camp - Stars & Stripes Track Camp
Stars & Stripes Track Camp is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, coached by Olympic and elite athletes. Our day clinic is open to ages 6-18 with any level of track and field experience. We provide world-class instruction in training, technique, nutrition, plyometrics and competition strategies. Our junior camp (ages 6-12) teaches campers about each track and field event and gives each camper an opportunity to grow as an athlete. Our senior camp (ages 13-18) focuses on advanced training and emphasizes technique, drilling, and theoretical aspects of track and field. (503) 229-4967
Stars & Stripes Track Camp is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, coached by Olympic and elite athletes. Our day clinic is open to ages 6-18 with any level of track and field experience. We provide world-class instruction in training, technique, nutrition, plyometrics and competition strategies. Our junior camp (ages 6-12) teaches campers about each track and field event and gives each camper an opportunity to grow as an athlete. Our senior camp (ages 13-18) focuses on advanced training and emphasizes technique, drilling, and theoretical aspects of track and field. (503) 229-4967
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Camp O'Bannon
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Distance
55.21 Miles
Address:
9688 Butler Rd, Newark, Ohio 43055
Serves only referred youth from local area. Emphasis on fostering self-esteem.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips, Leadership...
4-H Camp Ohio
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Distance
59.73 Miles
Address:
11461 Camp Ohio Rd, St Louisville, Ohio 43071
Camp leases site to groups who do thier own registration of campers. No individual registration is possible through Camp Ohio. Group reservations only....
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
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Dexter City, OH Summer Camps
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Teen Script Writing & Directing Camp - Seattle, WA
This summer camp is for teens 13 - 17, who want to learn how to create a production ready short script. Students will be paired in groups of two and will work collaboratively in creating a shootable three to five page script. Students who participate in TheFilmSchool Camp will receive guaranteed admission into the SIFF Teen Production Camp (separate registration and fee through SIFF Education). Scripts from the TheFilmSchool Camp will be chosen for production in the SIFF Teen Production Camp and will be shot at Seattle Center. Date: August 15 - August 19. Time: 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Location: Siff Film Center at Seattle Center Campus
The Old Highway Youth Campmeeting - Winfield, WV
Services start Thursday, August 18th @ 6pm. They will continue nightly through Saturday the 20th. We are very excited to host this meeting for the second year! Featured Preachers: Bro. Barry Spears, Lugoff, SC Bro. Caleb Lindsey, Owenton, KY Bro. Chad Estep, Teays Valley, WV Bro. Grant Grafton, Teays Valley, WV •Preachers will be called from the floor •Bring a lawn chair •Food will be served before service Special Singing: Teays Valley Baptist Youth Choir New Covenant Baptist Church Choir
2016 Indiana Youth Councils - Bedford, IN
Who: Teens/Young Adults ages 13-29 Where: Hidden Falls Camp Cost: $65 Check with your Corps Officer to register. We are excited for you to join us!
Kid's Camp - Sweetwater, TX
Calling all older kiddos. This is open to the public, for ages 7-11. Cost is $30 each July 13-16 11-12:30
Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid - Columbus, OH
Join Us on The Oval April 22nd 10am-6pm Join the Buckeye community in giving university area youth the summer every child deserves. Student organizations will be "camping" toward their fundraising goal to raise awareness for Godman Guild's summer camp. Guests can enjoy *****Grilled hamburgers and hot dog *****Crafts *****S’mores *****FUN Participating Student Organizations - Sigma Gamma Rho Delta Phi Chapter The PRactice 100% of donations from Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid will benefit Godman Guild’s Summer Youth Empowerment Program, giving children in our community a safe, fun and academically engaged summer. We still need volunteers and student organizations to participate! Click the ticket URL for more information on how to get involved.
Teen Script Writing & Directing Camp - Seattle, WA
This summer camp is for teens 13 - 17, who want to learn how to create a production ready short script. Students will be paired in groups of two and will work collaboratively in creating a shootable three to five page script. Students who participate in TheFilmSchool Camp will receive guaranteed admission into the SIFF Teen Production Camp (separate registration and fee through SIFF Education). Scripts from the TheFilmSchool Camp will be chosen for production in the SIFF Teen Production Camp and will be shot at Seattle Center. Date: August 15 - August 19. Time: 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Location: Siff Film Center at Seattle Center Campus
The Old Highway Youth Campmeeting - Winfield, WV
Services start Thursday, August 18th @ 6pm. They will continue nightly through Saturday the 20th. We are very excited to host this meeting for the second year! Featured Preachers: Bro. Barry Spears, Lugoff, SC Bro. Caleb Lindsey, Owenton, KY Bro. Chad Estep, Teays Valley, WV Bro. Grant Grafton, Teays Valley, WV •Preachers will be called from the floor •Bring a lawn chair •Food will be served before service Special Singing: Teays Valley Baptist Youth Choir New Covenant Baptist Church Choir
2016 Indiana Youth Councils - Bedford, IN
Who: Teens/Young Adults ages 13-29 Where: Hidden Falls Camp Cost: $65 Check with your Corps Officer to register. We are excited for you to join us!
Kid's Camp - Sweetwater, TX
Calling all older kiddos. This is open to the public, for ages 7-11. Cost is $30 each July 13-16 11-12:30
Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid - Columbus, OH
Join Us on The Oval April 22nd 10am-6pm Join the Buckeye community in giving university area youth the summer every child deserves. Student organizations will be "camping" toward their fundraising goal to raise awareness for Godman Guild's summer camp. Guests can enjoy *****Grilled hamburgers and hot dog *****Crafts *****S’mores *****FUN Participating Student Organizations - Sigma Gamma Rho Delta Phi Chapter The PRactice 100% of donations from Buckeye Camp 4 a Kid will benefit Godman Guild’s Summer Youth Empowerment Program, giving children in our community a safe, fun and academically engaged summer. We still need volunteers and student organizations to participate! Click the ticket URL for more information on how to get involved.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Gan Kef Gimmel - Session C Central: "Planting the Seed" (Age 4 by Sept. 1, 2016) - JCC Campus
From farms to markets to greenhouses, gardening is essential to our daily healthy lives. Campers will participate in summer gardening: planting zone research, tilling soil, planting seeds, watering and pruning - a science come to life. And as mini chefs, the children will learn first-hand about the correlation between produce and nutrition. What will the Magical PLANTERS Box grow this session? 512-735-8100
APTC Jr. Tennis Camp - Week 4 (July 11-15) AM - Andulka Park Tennis Center
For Junior tennis players of all ages and playing abilities Drills; Games; Playing Situations; Match Play! FUN, FUN, FUN!! Meeting Dates: Monday - Friday (July 11-15, 2016) 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 9 AM - 12 PM: Tennis 8:00 AM drop-off and late pick-up available LOCATION Andulka Park Tennis Center INSTRUCTOR Evan Parry SESSIONS 5
High Desert Museum - High Desert Museum
Our popular day camps return with exciting experiential themes. Campers can learn firsthand what its like to be an animal keeper and care for our rescued wild animals, discover frontier life skills, experiment with earth science and create art and photography inspired by High Desert nature and culture. Our childhood education experts have designed these week-long day camps to inspire ages 5 through 10 with unique, enriching hands-on experiences. Our campers have so much fun, they dont realize how much they are learning! Parents rave about the quality and value of our camps. Every day, children in each camp meet the Museums live animals, such as owls, porcupines and reptiles, and learn about them from our biologists and educational staff. Camps are designed for separate age groups (5-6, 7-8 and 9-10). We also offer before and after-camp care from 7:45 to 5:15. Hope to see you at camp! 541-382-4754 x255
Ginger Jammers - Ginger Cascades
Bring out your inner rock star! Build your own instruments and learn how to drum, jam out on the ukulele and then record your own hit song and music video! When you are not rockin out, you will have time to cool off in the pool each day, as well as enjoy your other favorite camp activities before ending your week with smores over the campfire! 336-274-8491
Spring Explorers B with Jennifer Van Elswyck (Ages 2-4 with adult) - Young People
Explore art together with a parent/adult, and create collaborations in a playful, expressive environment. Fall harvest, autumn colors, leaves and pumpkins will motivate and inspire projects. Explore clay, cutting and pasting, painting, collage and more. Build cognitive and motor skills while having fun! There will be new projects for returning students. Instructor: Nelli Shevelkina (section a), Jennifer Van Elswyck (section b) a. Wednesdays, 10:00-11:00pm, Jan 20-Feb 24 b. Saturdays, 9:00-10:00pm, Jan 23-Feb 27 2035624927 x14
Gan Kef Gimmel - Session C Central: "Planting the Seed" (Age 4 by Sept. 1, 2016) - JCC Campus
From farms to markets to greenhouses, gardening is essential to our daily healthy lives. Campers will participate in summer gardening: planting zone research, tilling soil, planting seeds, watering and pruning - a science come to life. And as mini chefs, the children will learn first-hand about the correlation between produce and nutrition. What will the Magical PLANTERS Box grow this session? 512-735-8100
APTC Jr. Tennis Camp - Week 4 (July 11-15) AM - Andulka Park Tennis Center
For Junior tennis players of all ages and playing abilities Drills; Games; Playing Situations; Match Play! FUN, FUN, FUN!! Meeting Dates: Monday - Friday (July 11-15, 2016) 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 9 AM - 12 PM: Tennis 8:00 AM drop-off and late pick-up available LOCATION Andulka Park Tennis Center INSTRUCTOR Evan Parry SESSIONS 5
High Desert Museum - High Desert Museum
Our popular day camps return with exciting experiential themes. Campers can learn firsthand what its like to be an animal keeper and care for our rescued wild animals, discover frontier life skills, experiment with earth science and create art and photography inspired by High Desert nature and culture. Our childhood education experts have designed these week-long day camps to inspire ages 5 through 10 with unique, enriching hands-on experiences. Our campers have so much fun, they dont realize how much they are learning! Parents rave about the quality and value of our camps. Every day, children in each camp meet the Museums live animals, such as owls, porcupines and reptiles, and learn about them from our biologists and educational staff. Camps are designed for separate age groups (5-6, 7-8 and 9-10). We also offer before and after-camp care from 7:45 to 5:15. Hope to see you at camp! 541-382-4754 x255
Ginger Jammers - Ginger Cascades
Bring out your inner rock star! Build your own instruments and learn how to drum, jam out on the ukulele and then record your own hit song and music video! When you are not rockin out, you will have time to cool off in the pool each day, as well as enjoy your other favorite camp activities before ending your week with smores over the campfire! 336-274-8491
Spring Explorers B with Jennifer Van Elswyck (Ages 2-4 with adult) - Young People
Explore art together with a parent/adult, and create collaborations in a playful, expressive environment. Fall harvest, autumn colors, leaves and pumpkins will motivate and inspire projects. Explore clay, cutting and pasting, painting, collage and more. Build cognitive and motor skills while having fun! There will be new projects for returning students. Instructor: Nelli Shevelkina (section a), Jennifer Van Elswyck (section b) a. Wednesdays, 10:00-11:00pm, Jan 20-Feb 24 b. Saturdays, 9:00-10:00pm, Jan 23-Feb 27 2035624927 x14