Summer Camps in Douglas County, CO
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Project Camp - Camp Judson
For students entering grades 9 and up. Projects will include some major clean-up work, such as clearing brush and building fire lines, fix-up jobs, wood cutting, simple construction and other needed repairs or improvements to camp facilities and grounds. Please bring suitable work gear such as heavy-duty boots or shoes, durable clothing, gloves and rain gear. Project campers must provide their own bedding. This includes pillows, sleeping bags or blankets and towels. 6055742314.0
For students entering grades 9 and up. Projects will include some major clean-up work, such as clearing brush and building fire lines, fix-up jobs, wood cutting, simple construction and other needed repairs or improvements to camp facilities and grounds. Please bring suitable work gear such as heavy-duty boots or shoes, durable clothing, gloves and rain gear. Project campers must provide their own bedding. This includes pillows, sleeping bags or blankets and towels. 6055742314.0
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Activities: Archery, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Bicycling/Biking, Ceramics/Pottery, Drama, Hiking, Sailing, Soccer, Tennis,...
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Douglas County, CO Summer Camps
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Latest Camp Talk
What is the Summer Camp Cost?
A week of summer camp can cost anywhere from $400-$600 or as much as $1,000 or more. The price tag of programs is higher or lower depending on the camp’s focus, the activities and if the organization offers financial aid. Some camps cost more per week because they offer specialized activities like sailing and horseback riding. The higher cost covers the care of the equipment and skilled instructors.
Other camps may cost less because families have membership in an organization like the YMCA, Boys & Girls Club, or Girl Scouts. Thankfully, most groups offer financial aid to families in need....
LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
WIRED Summer Teen Camp - Coarsegold, CA
WIRED Student Ministry headed to summer camp! July 5 - 7 Join in--contact Pastor Karla Abreu at Abundant Life 310-530-7921 Pre-registration needed by June 18 for discount Middle & High School all teens!!!!!! Fundraisers for tuition taking place NOW Features: By Yosemite Rock Climbing Super Olympic size pool & water slide Paint ball Hip Hop & Rap band Sports, Games Worship @ Outdoor Amphitheater Fun trip up to the Sierras
Masonic Park & Youth Camp Fall Dinner - Wimauma, FL
Join us Saturday, October 22nd between 11am and 2pm... $15 per person All proceeds benefit the park
Central Mass Summer Camp Fair hosted by Auburn MA PTO - Auburn, MA
Auburn MA PTO is sponsoring information on day, overnight and travel programs for students in grades K-12 at our Summer Camp Fair. Parents and students will have the opportunity to meet and speak with representatives from these camps offering unique programs including travel, community service, arts, sports, academic enrichment and traditional camp options. Please join us and bring the kids – Admission is FREE
WCI's "Kid-Ninja" Martial Arts Summer Camp - Session 1 - Selinsgrove,
See our August Camp here: https://www.facebook.com/events/583653598470698/ For more information, including dates, times, etc., download the Youth Summer Camp Brochure, or this year's Camp Pricing Sheet at: http://sunburymartialarts.com/seminarsevents/kidcamp/ Your child will enjoy: - Daily Martial Arts Classes - Fitness and Game Time - Arts & Crafts - Learning (and writing their name in) Japanese - Pool Party - Hiking - and MORE! For more details, call 570-884-1118
Annual Camping & Kid Fish Event in the Park - W.m. Brook Park
The annual camping and kid fish event will be held on June 5-6, 2015 at W. M. Brook Park. Registration will be held on Friday, June 5th at 6pm followed by a hot dog supper, movie in the park (The Goonies) , and campfire fun. Participants can then go camping or fishing. Kid fishing will occur through Saturday, June 6th until 12pm. Awards and presentations will be given out from 12-1pm. For more information, contact Micky Tower at 512-734-1076.
WIRED Summer Teen Camp - Coarsegold, CA
WIRED Student Ministry headed to summer camp! July 5 - 7 Join in--contact Pastor Karla Abreu at Abundant Life 310-530-7921 Pre-registration needed by June 18 for discount Middle & High School all teens!!!!!! Fundraisers for tuition taking place NOW Features: By Yosemite Rock Climbing Super Olympic size pool & water slide Paint ball Hip Hop & Rap band Sports, Games Worship @ Outdoor Amphitheater Fun trip up to the Sierras
Masonic Park & Youth Camp Fall Dinner - Wimauma, FL
Join us Saturday, October 22nd between 11am and 2pm... $15 per person All proceeds benefit the park
Central Mass Summer Camp Fair hosted by Auburn MA PTO - Auburn, MA
Auburn MA PTO is sponsoring information on day, overnight and travel programs for students in grades K-12 at our Summer Camp Fair. Parents and students will have the opportunity to meet and speak with representatives from these camps offering unique programs including travel, community service, arts, sports, academic enrichment and traditional camp options. Please join us and bring the kids – Admission is FREE
WCI's "Kid-Ninja" Martial Arts Summer Camp - Session 1 - Selinsgrove,
See our August Camp here: https://www.facebook.com/events/583653598470698/ For more information, including dates, times, etc., download the Youth Summer Camp Brochure, or this year's Camp Pricing Sheet at: http://sunburymartialarts.com/seminarsevents/kidcamp/ Your child will enjoy: - Daily Martial Arts Classes - Fitness and Game Time - Arts & Crafts - Learning (and writing their name in) Japanese - Pool Party - Hiking - and MORE! For more details, call 570-884-1118
Annual Camping & Kid Fish Event in the Park - W.m. Brook Park
The annual camping and kid fish event will be held on June 5-6, 2015 at W. M. Brook Park. Registration will be held on Friday, June 5th at 6pm followed by a hot dog supper, movie in the park (The Goonies) , and campfire fun. Participants can then go camping or fishing. Kid fishing will occur through Saturday, June 6th until 12pm. Awards and presentations will be given out from 12-1pm. For more information, contact Micky Tower at 512-734-1076.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Foothill Horizons Summer Camp - Foothill Horizons Summer Camp
We offer seven, 5 day sessions for campers who are 8 to 12 years old. Campers who are 13 to 17 years old may attend as Counselors in Training or Junior Counselors. Each week offers an imagination based theme. Evening activites will be based on the theme of the week. Daytime activities include organized games, pool activities, creek stomps and arts and crafts. Each week a field trip is taken to a mountain lake for swimming, hiking and boating. 209-532-6673 x110
AM Garden Guardians 6/24 (ages 4-6) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
The garden can be a magical place, especially when it includes the magical touch of a budding, young artist. Using carving and sculpting techniques, we will transform a slab of clay into a colorful sculpture of that can be "planted" in the garden. 970.728.3886
Spring Peepers 1/2 Day - EcoAdventures
Spring Peepers: March 24th Listen for me on a spring night, on a wet night, on a rainy night. Listen for me on a still night, For in the night, I sing. (by Joyce Sidman). Campers hop in to our pond and join us as we celebrate our awesome amphibians. Slimey salamanders, fantastic frogs, toadally cool toads will come out to play. We will take a hike to our local pond and muck about searching for spring peepers. Hop to it, you dont want to miss our frog races. Campers will make frogalicious snacks and funky frog crafts. If amphibians amaze you, you dont want to miss this hoppin fun time! (410) 279-5416
Eagle Foundation - Eagle Foundation
The mission of the Eagle Foundation is to supplement the academic, cultural, athletic, and activity programs of the Cumberland Valley School District by offering, supporting, or underwriting experiences that enrich and enhance the lives of the young people and adults of our community. 717-645-7315
CANCELLED-Spanish for Beginners (512 W16) - LISD TECH Center
Make this the year you learn to speak Spanish. This interactive learning experience will prepare you for travelling abroad, expanding your resume, or just for fun. Spanish in 10 minutes a day® with CD-ROM will be used in class. Instructor: Tobar 517-265-1651
Foothill Horizons Summer Camp - Foothill Horizons Summer Camp
We offer seven, 5 day sessions for campers who are 8 to 12 years old. Campers who are 13 to 17 years old may attend as Counselors in Training or Junior Counselors. Each week offers an imagination based theme. Evening activites will be based on the theme of the week. Daytime activities include organized games, pool activities, creek stomps and arts and crafts. Each week a field trip is taken to a mountain lake for swimming, hiking and boating. 209-532-6673 x110
AM Garden Guardians 6/24 (ages 4-6) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
The garden can be a magical place, especially when it includes the magical touch of a budding, young artist. Using carving and sculpting techniques, we will transform a slab of clay into a colorful sculpture of that can be "planted" in the garden. 970.728.3886
Spring Peepers 1/2 Day - EcoAdventures
Spring Peepers: March 24th Listen for me on a spring night, on a wet night, on a rainy night. Listen for me on a still night, For in the night, I sing. (by Joyce Sidman). Campers hop in to our pond and join us as we celebrate our awesome amphibians. Slimey salamanders, fantastic frogs, toadally cool toads will come out to play. We will take a hike to our local pond and muck about searching for spring peepers. Hop to it, you dont want to miss our frog races. Campers will make frogalicious snacks and funky frog crafts. If amphibians amaze you, you dont want to miss this hoppin fun time! (410) 279-5416
Eagle Foundation - Eagle Foundation
The mission of the Eagle Foundation is to supplement the academic, cultural, athletic, and activity programs of the Cumberland Valley School District by offering, supporting, or underwriting experiences that enrich and enhance the lives of the young people and adults of our community. 717-645-7315
CANCELLED-Spanish for Beginners (512 W16) - LISD TECH Center
Make this the year you learn to speak Spanish. This interactive learning experience will prepare you for travelling abroad, expanding your resume, or just for fun. Spanish in 10 minutes a day® with CD-ROM will be used in class. Instructor: Tobar 517-265-1651