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Summer Camps in DuPage County, IL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: High Adventure WIN8 - Camp Winacka
Elevate your camp experience to a whole new level — 30 feet in the air! Conquer the high ropes challenge course every day: Set a goal on the rock wall, zoom down the zip line or test your bravery leaping from the power pole. Encounter the elements after dark with a special nighttime session and sleepover at the course. Work toward your Ultimate Recreation Challenge badge. Rustic cabin accommodations. Cookie eligible. 619-610-0821
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Camp River Trails
 
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2400 Ogden Ave Ste 400, Lisle, Illinois
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking, Recreational...
Camp Akita
 
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619 Plainfield Rd, Willowbrook, Illinois
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Ceramics/Pottery, Climbing/Rappelling, Computer,...
Wheaton Park Dist
 
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102 E Wesley St, Wheaton, Illinois
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Field Trips, Recreational Swimming
Montessori Children's House
 
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5728 Virginia Ave, Clarendon Hills, Illinois
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Language Studies, Leadership Development, Team Building,...
Seton Summer Day Camp
 
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5728 Virginia Ave, Clarendon Hills, Illinois
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Computer, Field Trips, Language Studies,...
Camp Greene Wood
 
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2400 Ogden Ave Ste 400, Lisle, Illinois
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking,...
Swift Nature Camp
 
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25 Baybrook Ln, Oak Brook, Illinois
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Clowning,...
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DuPage County, IL Summer Camps

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What to Avoid Packing for Summer Camp?
Summer camp is a great chance for kids to stay active and meet new friends. Thus, children are usually asked to leave values at home, including electronics. Camp life includes a lot of activity and it would be easy for iPods, gaming consoles, and other items to be lost or damaged. Instead of staying plugged in, camp is a wonderful time for kids to detox from such items. Of course, if a child is going to a technology program, a laptop might be acceptable. To keep everyone safe, fireworks, weapons, and illegal drugs and other items need to stay home....




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FREE KIDS GUN SAFETY CLASS - Norwalk, OH
********CLASS IS NOW FULL*********** Parents please stay with your children for this event. Bring lawn chairs to relax in. We have found that this is a great learning experience for parents and children alike. We are working with the local law enforcement community to have officers, equipment and K9's available for demonstration. Children will be shooting .22 and 9mm pistols as well as .22 rifles. An instructor will be with the children to assist in holding. Please confirm in the discussion thread if you are coming. We will need to limit this class to 60 children. Donations of cash or ammo will be accepted at the registration table but are not mandatory for attendance. All donations go to future children's classes. Thanks!!

Teen Driving Boot Camp in East Rutherford
Students in the area will get to have their first (hopefully) Oh My God moment while driving their own vehicle. The only driving education offered to teens is Driver’s Ed in high school (sitting behind a desk) and then 6 hours behind the wheel to get their permit. Six hours of foot-to-pedal contact will never be enough to prepare our new drivers. The NJ-based company, Drive Safer, LLC, takes a... More info: http://evrd.us/aq1qi

NFTY Ohio Valley Junior Youth Group (JYG) Kallah at URJ GUCI - Zionsvi
Your children can make lasting relationships with other Jewish teens from around the Ohio Valley Region! The NFTY678 Ohio Valley Junior Youth Group Kallah (JYG) is a weekend of learning, growing, laughing, and building meaningful relationships with other Reform Jewish teens. Whether it’s your first third JYG Kallah, we hope you’ll spend time with our community. We are excited to be at URJ GUCI. This is the perfect opportunity to hang out with your friends from all over the Ohio Valley and you can create more connections than ever! Imagine spending an incredible weekend enjoying the company of your new old friends from near and far. You are enjoying being Jewish with people much like you. You are making new friends, having fun, and socializing. But why just imagine? Come join NFTY-OV for a phenomenal weekend at URJ GUCI! Register today!

Teen Leadership-Foundation - Waxahachie, TX
This is one of the most amazing experiences your teen will ever have to be a part of. They will embark upon an adventure in their own personal growth as well as enhance their awareness and leadership ability. The program is specifically designed to take them out of their comfort zone and into truly living at their full potential. This is not a program designed to "fix" teens. This program embraces the power and unique abilities of each teen to empower them to live ALL IN, so that they are more prepared for college and careers. Call 949.706.5333 or click here to register http://drivenforlife.com/shop/teen-leadership-foundation/

Teen Girls Code Camp - Boise, ID
Coding affects more of our lives than you can even imagine. Sign up for our Teen Girls Code Camp to learn the basics of coding and all the different ways you can use it to take control of your world! Sign up today at http://bit.ly/28L16ZG

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APRD Girls Volleyball 5th - 12th grade - City of Auburn
Grades: 5th – 12th (Go by the proper grade child should be in school) This league emphasizes skill building, participation, fun and exciting volleyball competition. Girls from Lee County are welcome to participate in our youth volleyball league. Participants must have a birth certificate on file.

Camp Showtime, Destin - Rise Dance Center
SUMMER CAMP DETAILS CAMP SHOWTIME Let the rhythm get you! Come act, sing and dance your heart out to popular Broadway tunes as we learn songs and simple choreography to some of the most popular musical numbers in show business. Well also play theatre games and watch some classic musicals on film. Watch out parents, well WOW you with a performance the last day of camp! M-F with a final performance on the last day of camp. Pack a snack and water. 850-687-1637

PreK & Kindergarten Program - Election Day at TPS - The Philadelphia School
Join us in a fun and educationally stimulating day learning about elections. Students will design colorful handmade campaign buttons, set up voting stations, play fun election games, and experience creative hands on art activities. Students will prepare a tasty mid-morning snack and participate in choice games, and indoor and outdoor activities. Weather permitting we will enjoy a walk to Taney park for recess. Please pack a lunch (including a beverage) in a disposable bag. For the safety of our students, please DO NOT INCLUDE PEANUT BUTTER or any nuts in your childs lunch. The program will run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with drop-off available in the yard beginning at 8:00 a.m. (at no extra charge). **Extended day is available from 3:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. for an additional $20. A late-afternoon snack and choice activities will be provided. Pick-up time is 3:00 p.m. for the regular program and 5:30 p.m. for the extended day. Late fee for pick-up after 3:00 p.m. for the regular program is $25 per child, and the late fee after 5:30 p.m. for the extended day is $25 per child for the first fifteen minutes and $30 after 5:45 p.m. The program is limited... 2155455323.0

Older Boys (children of staff only, entering grade 8 or higher) - Huddart Park
Boy children of staff entering 8th grade or higher in Fall 2016 are welcome to register for our program for older boys, where they do age appropriate program activities and will develop leadership skills by helping out with the younger boys unit. Boys may only attend camp on days when their parent staff member is at camp. 650-308-8438

Manners + Etiquette Boot Camp (5-10): 9:00-3:45 - The Hockaday School
In this highly entertaining boot camp, you will learn the behaviors and codes that signal you are minding your manners and practicing the golden rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Etiquette rituals are traditionally considered manuals for success and are designed to increase human sociability in a culture or group. In todays world of information overload and cultural diversity, how do parents and kids break down the various codes that impart a healthy level of self-restraint and compromise that expresses honor for oneself and others? By minding your manners, your friends will be impressed with your maturity, kindess, and dignity. 214-360-6586