Summer Camps in Dozier, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Naturalist in Training 102 - Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Take your naturalist skills to the next level by using all of your MOSSome knowledge to observe and analyze in-depth science concepts in nature. Spend two nights in the field using more advanced tools and techniques such as transect investigation, field guides and star charts. Share your findings with local experts and participate in current research that aids in public awareness. Price includes 2 overnights; Wednesday & Thursday! 406-582-0526
Take your naturalist skills to the next level by using all of your MOSSome knowledge to observe and analyze in-depth science concepts in nature. Spend two nights in the field using more advanced tools and techniques such as transect investigation, field guides and star charts. Share your findings with local experts and participate in current research that aids in public awareness. Price includes 2 overnights; Wednesday & Thursday! 406-582-0526
Latest Review for Hidden Valley Camp
Amazing Summer
I have very fond memories of my own summer camp experiences and wanted my daughters to build their own memories. Little did I know they would be so overjoyed to go to Hidden Valley. Unlike my time back in the day, we've got great pictures and videos of all the fun that had. Amazing summer memories for sure!
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's Camp at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church - Ringgold, GA
Kids from Kindergarten through 5th Grade are invited to come and join us for our Kid's Camp. This is a time of wacky games and lots of activities, so wear play clothes. This event is FREE and open to the community. Please contact the church office to reserve a spot for your child. 706-935-3031 email: [email protected]
Hunting Retriever Club's Kid's Camp! - undefined, SD
The Hunters Retriever Club is offering the 2nd annual camp to help you learn how to train your dog, how to handle a shotgun, and how to be a better handler at hunt tests, plus many more fun activities! Your dog is welcome, but if you do not have a dog we will have trained dogs for you to use!! Ages: 8-18 ( guardian's strongly encouraged to attend with a child under 12) For more information or to get signed up please contact Dave Nilsen at 605.321.9795 or at [email protected] For more information about our club please visit us at: http://www.dakotahrc.com/ Deadline to register is April 15th! Being held at Hunters Point, in Humboldt, South Dakota! Registration 7:30AM-8:00AM Supper to end the exciting day is at 6:00PM!
1950 Chevrolet Charity Car Raffle for the Beja Shriners - Oshkosh, WI
Summer Set Music & Camping Festival - Somerset, WI
Cloud Cult performs in a stacked festival lineup third to close.
Teen Extreme Camp - Bridgeport, WV
Our youth group will be heading down to Pensacola, Florida to attend PCC's Teen Extreme Camp. Please see Pastor Phil Labue for complete details and availability.
Kid's Camp at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church - Ringgold, GA
Kids from Kindergarten through 5th Grade are invited to come and join us for our Kid's Camp. This is a time of wacky games and lots of activities, so wear play clothes. This event is FREE and open to the community. Please contact the church office to reserve a spot for your child. 706-935-3031 email: [email protected]
Hunting Retriever Club's Kid's Camp! - undefined, SD
The Hunters Retriever Club is offering the 2nd annual camp to help you learn how to train your dog, how to handle a shotgun, and how to be a better handler at hunt tests, plus many more fun activities! Your dog is welcome, but if you do not have a dog we will have trained dogs for you to use!! Ages: 8-18 ( guardian's strongly encouraged to attend with a child under 12) For more information or to get signed up please contact Dave Nilsen at 605.321.9795 or at [email protected] For more information about our club please visit us at: http://www.dakotahrc.com/ Deadline to register is April 15th! Being held at Hunters Point, in Humboldt, South Dakota! Registration 7:30AM-8:00AM Supper to end the exciting day is at 6:00PM!
1950 Chevrolet Charity Car Raffle for the Beja Shriners - Oshkosh, WI
Summer Set Music & Camping Festival - Somerset, WI
Cloud Cult performs in a stacked festival lineup third to close.
Teen Extreme Camp - Bridgeport, WV
Our youth group will be heading down to Pensacola, Florida to attend PCC's Teen Extreme Camp. Please see Pastor Phil Labue for complete details and availability.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Youth Summer Camp - Week 6 - Saul House
Hutto Parks and Recreation offers Park Kids Summer Camp for children ages 5-12 years old. Throughout the week, campers will participate in fun games and activities, as well as visit the movies and take a field trip. Campers will need to bring their own sack lunch. Snacks will be provided throughout the day. Camp will be held at the Saul House property, located on 1660 South, past Ray Elementary. AGE GROUP Youth LOCATION Saul House at Saul House
Acoma Bears A, Full Day - Hopkins Campus
Join Camp Acoma Bears for a summer of action, creation and relaxation in six unique sessions. Local field trips serve as capstones and opportunities for more hands-on learning and adventure. A foundation of Camp Acoma is developing strong relationships with other campers and counselors. Blake faculty and counselors who are caring role models with unique talents lead Camp Acoma. Our counselor-to-student ratio is below 1:8. Dedicated arts and physical education faculty deepen athletic and artistic experiences throughout each session. Please pack a nut-free lunch, afternoon snack and water bottle for your child each day. Refrigerators and microwaves are not available. Camp Acoma Bears takes full advantage of Blakes rolling acres, pool (Hopkins campus only), gymnasium, ice arena (Hopkins campus only) and nearby lakes. Each session offers hours of swimming lessons and water-based activities. A personalized swim assessment guides the instruction of each child and Red Cross Certified lifeguards serve as instructors. New or reluctant swimmers will be guided gently in water adjustment and learn-to-swim exercises. Ice skating in Blakes arena will be offered twice a week (Hopkins campus only). Be amazed at how much your child can grow in one summer! 952-988-3463
Lets Fly: Beginning Bird Watching August 1-5 - Summit School
Lets Fly - Beginning Bird Watching --- Camp Leader- Heather Moir --- August 1-5 --- Rising 3rd, 4th & 5th Graders --- Learn to identify birds based on field marks, sounds, and behavior --- Discover interesting facts about our feathered friends --- Develop the skills and techniques needed to enjoy this fun and rewarding hobby --- Campers will need binoculars and sturdy walking shoes --- Visit some of our areas birding "hotspots" - Reynolda Gardens, C.G. Hill Park, Hathaway Park, and Tanglewood Park --- Grow your love of the outdoors and a further your appreciation of our natural world --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777
Fantastic Physics - UWF Main Campus
Learn how force, energy, and electricity work during this literature-based physics camp. Campers will read books and discover the science inside of them. Why do the 5 Little Monkeys come down when they jump on the bed? Learn about the physics behind the stories, create hands-on projects, and compete in a Physics Olympics on the last day of this highly-interactive camp. 8504737468.0
Girls Basketball Skill Development - Lazelle Woods Recreation Center
Ball handling boot camp. Not open to the public. ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY School Age LOCATION Lazelle Gymnasium at Lazelle Woods Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Tanya McClure-Harris
Youth Summer Camp - Week 6 - Saul House
Hutto Parks and Recreation offers Park Kids Summer Camp for children ages 5-12 years old. Throughout the week, campers will participate in fun games and activities, as well as visit the movies and take a field trip. Campers will need to bring their own sack lunch. Snacks will be provided throughout the day. Camp will be held at the Saul House property, located on 1660 South, past Ray Elementary. AGE GROUP Youth LOCATION Saul House at Saul House
Acoma Bears A, Full Day - Hopkins Campus
Join Camp Acoma Bears for a summer of action, creation and relaxation in six unique sessions. Local field trips serve as capstones and opportunities for more hands-on learning and adventure. A foundation of Camp Acoma is developing strong relationships with other campers and counselors. Blake faculty and counselors who are caring role models with unique talents lead Camp Acoma. Our counselor-to-student ratio is below 1:8. Dedicated arts and physical education faculty deepen athletic and artistic experiences throughout each session. Please pack a nut-free lunch, afternoon snack and water bottle for your child each day. Refrigerators and microwaves are not available. Camp Acoma Bears takes full advantage of Blakes rolling acres, pool (Hopkins campus only), gymnasium, ice arena (Hopkins campus only) and nearby lakes. Each session offers hours of swimming lessons and water-based activities. A personalized swim assessment guides the instruction of each child and Red Cross Certified lifeguards serve as instructors. New or reluctant swimmers will be guided gently in water adjustment and learn-to-swim exercises. Ice skating in Blakes arena will be offered twice a week (Hopkins campus only). Be amazed at how much your child can grow in one summer! 952-988-3463
Lets Fly: Beginning Bird Watching August 1-5 - Summit School
Lets Fly - Beginning Bird Watching --- Camp Leader- Heather Moir --- August 1-5 --- Rising 3rd, 4th & 5th Graders --- Learn to identify birds based on field marks, sounds, and behavior --- Discover interesting facts about our feathered friends --- Develop the skills and techniques needed to enjoy this fun and rewarding hobby --- Campers will need binoculars and sturdy walking shoes --- Visit some of our areas birding "hotspots" - Reynolda Gardens, C.G. Hill Park, Hathaway Park, and Tanglewood Park --- Grow your love of the outdoors and a further your appreciation of our natural world --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777
Fantastic Physics - UWF Main Campus
Learn how force, energy, and electricity work during this literature-based physics camp. Campers will read books and discover the science inside of them. Why do the 5 Little Monkeys come down when they jump on the bed? Learn about the physics behind the stories, create hands-on projects, and compete in a Physics Olympics on the last day of this highly-interactive camp. 8504737468.0
Girls Basketball Skill Development - Lazelle Woods Recreation Center
Ball handling boot camp. Not open to the public. ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY School Age LOCATION Lazelle Gymnasium at Lazelle Woods Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Tanya McClure-Harris