Summer Camps in Eagle Nest, NM
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Drum Set & Percussion II - Studio Percussion
More advanced drumming technique from the pros at Studio Percussion. Must have completed Beginning Drums. Bring your own sticks. Workshop fee includes music book. 352-284-2495
More advanced drumming technique from the pros at Studio Percussion. Must have completed Beginning Drums. Bring your own sticks. Workshop fee includes music book. 352-284-2495
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Florida Sea Base
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Distance
18.81 Miles
Address:
17 Deer Run Rd, Cimarron, New Mexico 87714
The FLA Sea Base offers Scouts and coed Venture the FLA Keys through, sailing, SCUBA or camping. The Conf. Ctn. is offered Scouts or...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Fishing, Kayaking, Sailing, SCUBA...
Distance
18.81 Miles
Address:
17 Deer Run Rd, Cimarron, New Mexico 87714
Northern Tier provides canoe trips in Ontario, Manitoba, and Minnisota and cold weather/snow camping in Minnesota. Delivering wilderness adventure for 88 yrs.
Activities: Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Fishing, Kayaking, Leadership Development, Snow Sports,...
Distance
18.81 Miles
Address:
17 Deer Run Rd, Cimarron, New Mexico 87714
Philmont Scout Ranch offers 12-day backpacking and 8-day horse programs. Scenic wilderness located in NE New Mexico in elevations 6700 feet to 12441 feet....
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking,...
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Eagle Nest, NM Summer Camps
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Four Elements Kid's Camp - Naples, FL
Children 5 to 12 years are invited to one or both days of our half-day camps. Our activities will reflect each of these four elements, and be predominantly outside, so dress for comfort! We’ll explore air and fire on Thursday, learning about the power of air currents and our biggest fireball, the sun. On Friday, special guest Valerie Flanigan from Driftwood Garden Center will help us make and/or decorate stepping stones for our garden (earth), then we move to the element of water, where we create an ocean in a bottle and play with watercolor magic. We end with Tai Chi by Elena Roubicek! Registration is required and each session is limited to 10 participants so we can give our best to each child. All materials are provided, including a snack. Parents are welcome to attend as well! Register via email: [email protected], or in person at the table on Sundays in front of Youth & Family Ministries. Both camps are presented on a love-offering basis and open to all children.
Princess Camp, Teen and Miss Divisions Final Meeting - Littleton, NH
This Meeting will be to discuss the final details and schedule with all Princess Camp Candidates as well as to Meet with the Teens and Misses to go over questions, concerns, outstanding paperwork, requirements and CMN and tentative schedule/checklist. Princess meeting will be from 1-1:45pm and Teens and Misses will be from 1:45-3pm. EVERYONE PARTICIPATING SHOULD ATTEND UNLESS YOU ARE AWAY AT SCHOOL AND NOT HOME YET OR ARE COMING FROM MORE THAN AN HOUR AWAY AND IT'S NOT POSSIBLE. ALL NEW TEENS AND MISSES MUST ATTEND. !! It is also recommended you bring a parent with you so they are informed as well as to what is happening
CORE4Kids/Dualies Glamis North Ride/Camp Fundraiser - Niland, CA
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation fundraiser. Cabins, RV Spots, Covered Wagons, Restaurant, Store, natural hot spring swimming pools and miles of trails for all abilities. Green sticker OK, ATVs, SxS, 4WD are all good with lots to ride & do. Very family friendly. Click event photo for details.
Youth Group College Group Winter Retreat 2017 - Stroudsburg, PA
In this new year, we want to focus on how God MUST be greater than me in my life. How must God be greater than me in my decision-making? In school? In my family? In relationships? What needs to change in order for God to be greater in my life? Feel free to invite your friends and give them this invite post! Departing by US Coachways Bus at 5:00pm on Friday in front of 8515 Broadway Elmhurst, NY *Permission slip forms are needed. If you are under 18 years old, a waiver is needed from your parents. All are due Friday, Dec. 16, 2016* MUST BRING: ♣ sleeping bag/bed sheets & comforter ♣ Pillow, toiletries, towels ♣ a physical Bible, notebook, pens ♣ Winter clothing: long pants, jacket, sweater, etc. ♣ An attitude ready to learn more about God and ready to mingle time with your friends Cost: $100 (If you need financial assistance, please speak to one of the youth or college group leaders no later than Dec. 16th) Registration Deadline: December 16, 2016 Check Make Payable to: The Reformed Church of Newtown
Senior High Teen Camp 2016 - Augusta, WV
The Theme this year is: LIFE IS MESSY! Registration for this COST FREE week of teen camp begins at 4:30 on Tuesday, July 19th. Activities for Senior High could include (but is not limited to) Boogie Bowling (with strobe lights), laser tag, basketball, carpet ball, ping pong, volleyball, putt putting, water slide, water balloons, swimming, paddle boat riding, playing on playground equipment, softball, hiking, sharing bathroom & shower facilities with other campers, sleeping on floors in rooms at the Church building, community service, worship and recreation,and traveling to activities. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or stained and bring plenty of towels.
Four Elements Kid's Camp - Naples, FL
Children 5 to 12 years are invited to one or both days of our half-day camps. Our activities will reflect each of these four elements, and be predominantly outside, so dress for comfort! We’ll explore air and fire on Thursday, learning about the power of air currents and our biggest fireball, the sun. On Friday, special guest Valerie Flanigan from Driftwood Garden Center will help us make and/or decorate stepping stones for our garden (earth), then we move to the element of water, where we create an ocean in a bottle and play with watercolor magic. We end with Tai Chi by Elena Roubicek! Registration is required and each session is limited to 10 participants so we can give our best to each child. All materials are provided, including a snack. Parents are welcome to attend as well! Register via email: [email protected], or in person at the table on Sundays in front of Youth & Family Ministries. Both camps are presented on a love-offering basis and open to all children.
Princess Camp, Teen and Miss Divisions Final Meeting - Littleton, NH
This Meeting will be to discuss the final details and schedule with all Princess Camp Candidates as well as to Meet with the Teens and Misses to go over questions, concerns, outstanding paperwork, requirements and CMN and tentative schedule/checklist. Princess meeting will be from 1-1:45pm and Teens and Misses will be from 1:45-3pm. EVERYONE PARTICIPATING SHOULD ATTEND UNLESS YOU ARE AWAY AT SCHOOL AND NOT HOME YET OR ARE COMING FROM MORE THAN AN HOUR AWAY AND IT'S NOT POSSIBLE. ALL NEW TEENS AND MISSES MUST ATTEND. !! It is also recommended you bring a parent with you so they are informed as well as to what is happening
CORE4Kids/Dualies Glamis North Ride/Camp Fundraiser - Niland, CA
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation fundraiser. Cabins, RV Spots, Covered Wagons, Restaurant, Store, natural hot spring swimming pools and miles of trails for all abilities. Green sticker OK, ATVs, SxS, 4WD are all good with lots to ride & do. Very family friendly. Click event photo for details.
Youth Group College Group Winter Retreat 2017 - Stroudsburg, PA
In this new year, we want to focus on how God MUST be greater than me in my life. How must God be greater than me in my decision-making? In school? In my family? In relationships? What needs to change in order for God to be greater in my life? Feel free to invite your friends and give them this invite post! Departing by US Coachways Bus at 5:00pm on Friday in front of 8515 Broadway Elmhurst, NY *Permission slip forms are needed. If you are under 18 years old, a waiver is needed from your parents. All are due Friday, Dec. 16, 2016* MUST BRING: ♣ sleeping bag/bed sheets & comforter ♣ Pillow, toiletries, towels ♣ a physical Bible, notebook, pens ♣ Winter clothing: long pants, jacket, sweater, etc. ♣ An attitude ready to learn more about God and ready to mingle time with your friends Cost: $100 (If you need financial assistance, please speak to one of the youth or college group leaders no later than Dec. 16th) Registration Deadline: December 16, 2016 Check Make Payable to: The Reformed Church of Newtown
Senior High Teen Camp 2016 - Augusta, WV
The Theme this year is: LIFE IS MESSY! Registration for this COST FREE week of teen camp begins at 4:30 on Tuesday, July 19th. Activities for Senior High could include (but is not limited to) Boogie Bowling (with strobe lights), laser tag, basketball, carpet ball, ping pong, volleyball, putt putting, water slide, water balloons, swimming, paddle boat riding, playing on playground equipment, softball, hiking, sharing bathroom & shower facilities with other campers, sleeping on floors in rooms at the Church building, community service, worship and recreation,and traveling to activities. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or stained and bring plenty of towels.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Red Wolf Teen Leaders - April - Shope Creek
The Red Wolf Teen Leaders(RWTL) program cultivates teens who are equally comfortable and competent both in their communities and in the natural world. This is accomplished through community service, an ever deepening knowledge of place, and wilderness survival skills. Teens in this program will develop a solid awareness of their individual gifts and will be well equipped to carry these gifts forward. Participants in RWTL will go on a series of adventures where they learn essential survival skills such as fire by friction, building natural shelters, wild food foraging and much more. To provide a program that is accessible to families and yet offers a deep experience for the teens, were offering this program in 3 separate monthly classes that can be taken individually or as a whole. Each month consists of a Friday evening to Sunday afternoon weekend campout that has its own unique character, and together the 3 months weave a comprehensive and empowering wilderness experience. Ages: 12-17 Times: Friday 5PM to Sunday 2PM Dates: March 18-20 April 15-16 May 27-29 Price: $220 per weekend, $600 for all 3* (includes 6 meals, Fri. dinner to Sun. lunch) *To receive the "all 3 Months" discount simply add all three... 8283389787.0
Intro to Non-Contact Lacrosse Camp - Age 5-7 - 2555 Dale Street North
Lacrosse: the fastest growing team sport in America. This camp is designed for girls and boys. Non-contact lacrosse, also know as "Soft Lacrosse" is played. Individual skills are taught: catching, throwing, scooping and cradling. Campers will be divided by age and skill level. Sports Unlimited provides all the equipment. and focuses on fun, skill development, team play, safety and sportsmanship. Campers should bring sunscreen, water and a snack. Rain make ups will take place on Fridays. Register at least one week prior to the start of camp. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOCATION Central Park - Dale St Football at 2555 Dale Street North
Camping 202 - Forest Service Park
Camping 202 : Did you pass camping 101 or do you do you feel you are a ready for a challenge. Join experienced counselors in the backcountry. If you can pack your sleeping bag and tent here is the chance to get the next camping credit. Now it is time to learn to pack a backpack, read a map and LEAVE NO TRACE CAMPING. Bring your sleeping bag, hiking boots and mountain smile... Includes a one overnight at a beautiful alpine 2083091005.0
STILL LIFE PAINTING (2 Hours) SAT - Loudoun Arts Center
Students will learn different aspects of line, shadow, volume, and composition by working from drawings of the Masters - still life and plein air. Create beautiful still lifes and plein air landscape paintings from photos, models, and nature. Students will discover how to create strong compositions, design, and light effects while developing their personal style. 703-444-5888
Westlake / High School - Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
**PLEASE NOTE: Grade level refers to rising grade level (the grade your child will enter in the fall of 2015).*** Campers spend three weeks working with a professional writer, who guides them in a number of creative pursuits: discovering new works of literature; creating poems, stories, and nonfiction; practicing the techniques of published authors; sharing work with peers; preparing work for publication; and performing work for an audience. All campers will receive a Badgerdog notebook, T-shirt, and water bottle. All campers will be published in a professionally bound anthology released in the fall. 512-542-0076
Red Wolf Teen Leaders - April - Shope Creek
The Red Wolf Teen Leaders(RWTL) program cultivates teens who are equally comfortable and competent both in their communities and in the natural world. This is accomplished through community service, an ever deepening knowledge of place, and wilderness survival skills. Teens in this program will develop a solid awareness of their individual gifts and will be well equipped to carry these gifts forward. Participants in RWTL will go on a series of adventures where they learn essential survival skills such as fire by friction, building natural shelters, wild food foraging and much more. To provide a program that is accessible to families and yet offers a deep experience for the teens, were offering this program in 3 separate monthly classes that can be taken individually or as a whole. Each month consists of a Friday evening to Sunday afternoon weekend campout that has its own unique character, and together the 3 months weave a comprehensive and empowering wilderness experience. Ages: 12-17 Times: Friday 5PM to Sunday 2PM Dates: March 18-20 April 15-16 May 27-29 Price: $220 per weekend, $600 for all 3* (includes 6 meals, Fri. dinner to Sun. lunch) *To receive the "all 3 Months" discount simply add all three... 8283389787.0
Intro to Non-Contact Lacrosse Camp - Age 5-7 - 2555 Dale Street North
Lacrosse: the fastest growing team sport in America. This camp is designed for girls and boys. Non-contact lacrosse, also know as "Soft Lacrosse" is played. Individual skills are taught: catching, throwing, scooping and cradling. Campers will be divided by age and skill level. Sports Unlimited provides all the equipment. and focuses on fun, skill development, team play, safety and sportsmanship. Campers should bring sunscreen, water and a snack. Rain make ups will take place on Fridays. Register at least one week prior to the start of camp. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOCATION Central Park - Dale St Football at 2555 Dale Street North
Camping 202 - Forest Service Park
Camping 202 : Did you pass camping 101 or do you do you feel you are a ready for a challenge. Join experienced counselors in the backcountry. If you can pack your sleeping bag and tent here is the chance to get the next camping credit. Now it is time to learn to pack a backpack, read a map and LEAVE NO TRACE CAMPING. Bring your sleeping bag, hiking boots and mountain smile... Includes a one overnight at a beautiful alpine 2083091005.0
STILL LIFE PAINTING (2 Hours) SAT - Loudoun Arts Center
Students will learn different aspects of line, shadow, volume, and composition by working from drawings of the Masters - still life and plein air. Create beautiful still lifes and plein air landscape paintings from photos, models, and nature. Students will discover how to create strong compositions, design, and light effects while developing their personal style. 703-444-5888
Westlake / High School - Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
**PLEASE NOTE: Grade level refers to rising grade level (the grade your child will enter in the fall of 2015).*** Campers spend three weeks working with a professional writer, who guides them in a number of creative pursuits: discovering new works of literature; creating poems, stories, and nonfiction; practicing the techniques of published authors; sharing work with peers; preparing work for publication; and performing work for an audience. All campers will receive a Badgerdog notebook, T-shirt, and water bottle. All campers will be published in a professionally bound anthology released in the fall. 512-542-0076