Summer Camps in Elbridge, NY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Green Thumb (3307-D) Double Class Grades 1-5 - River Oaks Baptist School
Catch an insect, grow a terrarium and save the earth…all while learning about nature and the world around us through exciting expeditions, science and environmental exploration. Our Green Thumb Club will ignite your childs passion for nature, recycling and learning about the earth through educational activities and science investigations. Its time to join the Green Thumb Club! 713-623-6938
Catch an insect, grow a terrarium and save the earth…all while learning about nature and the world around us through exciting expeditions, science and environmental exploration. Our Green Thumb Club will ignite your childs passion for nature, recycling and learning about the earth through educational activities and science investigations. Its time to join the Green Thumb Club! 713-623-6938
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Distance
9.44 Miles
Address:
4187 Sam Adams Lane, Auburn, New York 13021
For 90 years, YMCA Camp Y-Owasco of the Auburn YMCA-WEIU has been providing safe, fun-filled summer adventures on the east shore of beautiful Owasco...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope...
Lourdes Camp
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Distance
13.43 Miles
Address:
1654 W Onondaga St, Syracuse, New York 13204
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Sailing, Instructional Swimming,...
Camp Cherokee
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Distance
13.9 Miles
Address:
4930 W Seneca Trpk, Syracuse, New York 13215
Discovering, experiencing and sharing the joy of knowing Jesus.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Canoeing, Ceramics/Pottery, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback Riding...
Distance
15.2 Miles
Address:
, Syracuse, New York
Signature Band and Choir Camp is held on the picturesque campus of SUNY Geneseo. The 2011 program includes a one-week Youth Camp (ages 12-13)and...
Activities: Arts Camps
Long Point Camp
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Distance
17.31 Miles
Address:
200 Twin Oaks Dr, Syracuse, New York 13206
Resident camp, rustic setting. Emphasizes self-worth & character building. Christian emphasis with outdoor specialization, econ. disadvantaged.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Drama,...
Distance
17.91 Miles
Address:
8422 N Main St, Cicero, New York 13039
Chirstian Andirondack summer camp and seasonal retreats for teens, adults, families & children. A place where lives are changed. Adventure friends and fun!Fun, friends...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback...
Distance
17.91 Miles
Address:
8422 N Main St, Cicero, New York 13039
Christian community set in the heart of the Finger Lakes. A place where lives are changed. Fun, friends, & fellowship.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback...
Distance
17.91 Miles
Address:
8422 N Main St, Cicero, New York 13039
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Hiking, Music,...
Skye Farm
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Distance
17.91 Miles
Address:
8422 N Main St, Cicero, New York 13039
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Field...
Talooli
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Distance
18.98 Miles
Address:
7 Adler Dr, East Syracuse, New York 13057
Each small group is led by well trained staff, which fosters a supportive environment for both camper & parent.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Camp Agaliha
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Distance
27.2 Miles
Address:
300 State Route 318, Phelps, New York 14532
Discover the fun power and friendship of girls together. Camp offers traditional day and resident programs. Visit www.girlscoutsfoothills.org
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Trefoil
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Distance
27.2 Miles
Address:
300 State Route 318, Phelps, New York 14532
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Canoeing, Horseback Riding (English), Kayaking, Recreational...
Distance
27.2 Miles
Address:
300 State Route 318, Phelps, New York 14532
Great program for younger girls & first time campers. Specialized older girl programs.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Distance
32.84 Miles
Address:
, Cortland, New York
Join the talented and passionate staff at SUNY Cortland for the 2011 Cross Country Camp July 17-21st. The goal of our camp is to...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
40.87 Miles
Address:
, Ithaca, New York
Cornell offers these camps: Baseball
Activities: Adventure Camps: Rock Climbing
Distance
43.33 Miles
Address:
4H Camp Bristol Hills, Canandaigua, New York 14424
Located in the beautiful Bristol Hills region of the Finger Lakes/coed camp for youth and adults ages 5 & up. 76th season.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training...
Kamp Kiwanis
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Distance
47.82 Miles
Address:
9020 Kiwanis Rd, Taberg, New York 13471
A mainstream camp for all children including those with special needs. Program is non-competitive w/ an emphasis on team building.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Drama, Fishing,...
Distance
47.86 Miles
Address:
, Hamilton, New York
Located on the beautiful Colgate University campus in Hamilton
Activities: Arts Camps
Distance
48.1 Miles
Address:
13 Oak Drive , Hamilton, New York 12019
Located on the beautiful Colgate University campus in Hamilton, NY. The faculty/staff are professional educators, solo artists, composers and conductors, including members of the...
Activities: Music , Performing Arts
Distance
51.89 Miles
Address:
323 Owego St Unit 5, Montour Falls, New York 14865
Provides the experience of a lifetime. Independence, lasting friendships, life skills and natural adventure to create the power of youth.
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT), Hiking, Model Rocketry, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Distance
59.86 Miles
Address:
, Montague, New York
With a history of over 120 years
Activities: Adventure Camps: Environmental
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Elbridge, NY Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Leadership Training Retreat 2016 - Penn Yan, NY
Join Jewish community teens from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca for an amazing weekend of Low Ropes, Sports, Leadership Training programs, and a huge Saturday Night Carnival! Open to all 8th-12th graders in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca Jewish communities. $18 registration fee will be donated to a charitable organization chosen by teen participants. Generous underwriting provided by the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation. To register, contact your community organizer (membership/affiliation/prior participation from organizer's agency is not required): BUFFALO - Melissa Schreiber, Buffalo Bureau of Jewish Education, [email protected] ROCHESTER - Rich Gordon, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, [email protected]. Online registration available at http://www.jewishrochester.org/teens. SYRACUSE - Lauren Rosenstein, Temple Concord, [email protected] ALBANY - Ruth Malka, Mifgash Jewish Community High School, [email protected] ITHACA - Rabbi Suzanne Brody, Temple Beth-El, [email protected]
Summer Camp 2015 - Antelope, OR
Horizon Youth is hosting our very first Summer Camp at Washington Family Ranch. This week long camp will be filled with all kinds of activities; basketball, volleyball, skateboarding, rock climbing, disc golf and hiking. If you’ve gone with us before to Winter Camp, you know just how great this camp is. How much more fun will it be to have access to more of what the camp has to offer in the summer months. Like swimming in the pool or zip lining across the lake, and driving go carts, just to name a few. Donnie Moore and his Radical Reality team will be our Guests Speakers all week and Tiffany and the band will be leading us in Worship each day. So grab some friends and register to go to camp, you’ll be challenged in your walk with God, encouraged in your faith and you’ll be able to start the new school year with confidence in who you are in Christ. Cost: $299 - pre–registration by May 15th $329 – registration by June 15th $349 – late registration by July 15th
The Summer Camp Show - Washington, District of Columbia, DC
The Summer Camp Show is among Washington DC's premiere comedic experiences. Harkening back to our childhood experiences with unusual group activities, the Summer Camp Show will make you laugh and remind you of a time when you couldn't get the glitter off your hands and face. Performances from: Nate Johnson (Funniest Fed Competition) Natalie McGill (Winner, DC Improv's Comedy Kumite) Alyssa Cowan (Laugh Your Asheville Off) Jhession Nunez Brittany Carney James Freeman Music from: Michael Sullivan & Herb Manilla Arts & Crafts, drinking games, and free bug juice (Bacardi & Hawaiian Punch) served at 7:30. Admission is free.
World's Best Kid & Teens Camp Enlistment Day - Princeton, MN
Troop 002 of the World's Best Kids Camp and Troop 001 of the World's Best Teen Camp will be kicking off on Saturday, January 16th in both Princeton and Isanti. Stay tuned for more details.
CentriKid Camp 2016 - Pulaski, MS
. Date:07/25/2016 - 07/29/2016 Location:Timber Creek Camp Pulaski, MS
Teen Leadership Training Retreat 2016 - Penn Yan, NY
Join Jewish community teens from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca for an amazing weekend of Low Ropes, Sports, Leadership Training programs, and a huge Saturday Night Carnival! Open to all 8th-12th graders in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca Jewish communities. $18 registration fee will be donated to a charitable organization chosen by teen participants. Generous underwriting provided by the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation. To register, contact your community organizer (membership/affiliation/prior participation from organizer's agency is not required): BUFFALO - Melissa Schreiber, Buffalo Bureau of Jewish Education, [email protected] ROCHESTER - Rich Gordon, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, [email protected]. Online registration available at http://www.jewishrochester.org/teens. SYRACUSE - Lauren Rosenstein, Temple Concord, [email protected] ALBANY - Ruth Malka, Mifgash Jewish Community High School, [email protected] ITHACA - Rabbi Suzanne Brody, Temple Beth-El, [email protected]
Summer Camp 2015 - Antelope, OR
Horizon Youth is hosting our very first Summer Camp at Washington Family Ranch. This week long camp will be filled with all kinds of activities; basketball, volleyball, skateboarding, rock climbing, disc golf and hiking. If you’ve gone with us before to Winter Camp, you know just how great this camp is. How much more fun will it be to have access to more of what the camp has to offer in the summer months. Like swimming in the pool or zip lining across the lake, and driving go carts, just to name a few. Donnie Moore and his Radical Reality team will be our Guests Speakers all week and Tiffany and the band will be leading us in Worship each day. So grab some friends and register to go to camp, you’ll be challenged in your walk with God, encouraged in your faith and you’ll be able to start the new school year with confidence in who you are in Christ. Cost: $299 - pre–registration by May 15th $329 – registration by June 15th $349 – late registration by July 15th
The Summer Camp Show - Washington, District of Columbia, DC
The Summer Camp Show is among Washington DC's premiere comedic experiences. Harkening back to our childhood experiences with unusual group activities, the Summer Camp Show will make you laugh and remind you of a time when you couldn't get the glitter off your hands and face. Performances from: Nate Johnson (Funniest Fed Competition) Natalie McGill (Winner, DC Improv's Comedy Kumite) Alyssa Cowan (Laugh Your Asheville Off) Jhession Nunez Brittany Carney James Freeman Music from: Michael Sullivan & Herb Manilla Arts & Crafts, drinking games, and free bug juice (Bacardi & Hawaiian Punch) served at 7:30. Admission is free.
World's Best Kid & Teens Camp Enlistment Day - Princeton, MN
Troop 002 of the World's Best Kids Camp and Troop 001 of the World's Best Teen Camp will be kicking off on Saturday, January 16th in both Princeton and Isanti. Stay tuned for more details.
CentriKid Camp 2016 - Pulaski, MS
. Date:07/25/2016 - 07/29/2016 Location:Timber Creek Camp Pulaski, MS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Week 7: Bullseye Club Archery Ages 8 - 10 - Camp Tanadoona
A camper favorite! Become a master of the Bow and Arrow in this fun filled week of awesome archery activities led by a certified archery instructor. • Learn basic techniques • Take aim while playing fun archery games • Build your archery skills and confidence • Try different bows: recurve and compound 612-235-7284
Spanish Age 3-6 Friday with sandor - First Free Church
Do you know? ● There are 400 million Spanish speakers in the world. ● Foreign language learning increases critical thinking skills, creativity, and flexibility of mind in young children. ● The young developing brain is perfectly suited for learning a second language. They learn faster and better. Take advantage of this window of opportunity and give your child a head start by providing them the opportunity to learn Mandarin Chinese/Spanish. These classes are taught by native Spanish speaker, Señor Sandor who is also teaching Spanish at several neighborhood private schools. Classes are hands on and interactive. Children will have fun learning Spanish through songs, arts and crafts, games and dances. 773.609.5492
Young Paleontologist 7/25 - Open Door Church
Have a digger or a rock hound in the house? Then Young Paleontologist may solve your problems. Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they are very much alive during this week of camp. Special emphasis will be placed on observation, inference, data collection and just plain fun as our young scientists learn about a variety of dinosaurs and their habitats. Rocks, minerals and fossils are studied and hands may get dirty in these hands-on activities. This is Geology 101! 919-847-7625
Friday Night Lights Camp Friday June 3, 2016 (Grades 9 to 12) - Sheakley Athletic Complex at UC
Description: There is nothing like stepping out onto the Sheakley Athletic Complex under the lights. Our Friday Night Lights Camp is an up-tempo evening of football with the Cincinnati Coaching Staff and top college coaches from the Midwest. This camp will be held at our practice complex under the lights, simulating a game day environment. Campers will go through combine style testing demos, position drills, 1-on-1 drills, speed drills, and on field competitions focusing on proper techniques and fundamentals. All One Day Camps feature in person instruction by the University of Cincinnati Football Coaches, along with many other coaches from FBS, FCS, Division II, and Division III level Colleges. A Member of the Cincinnati Football Staff will lead each Position. Camp is open to football players going into Grades 9 to 12in the fall of 2016, CHECK IN/CHECK OUT PROCEDURES • Check In – Friday, June 3, 2016 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., Linder Athletic Center • Closing Remarks – 7:00 pm., Sheakley Athletic Complex WHAT TO BRING • Any special shoes you may use. Cleats or turf shoes are acceptable. • Helmets are suggested at this camp. 5135565986.0
Personal Finance 101 Workshop June 27-July 1 - Summit School
Personal Finance 101 - Camp/Workshop Leader: Gardner Barrier Dates: June 27 - July 1 Rising grades: 6 - 9 In this camp your child will work through fun and engaging conversations and games that will start their journey into financial literacy. We will play games that introduce financial topics, we will explore spreadsheet functionality as we design and evaluate plans, and we will learn some basic lessons about how money works. This "camp" will feel at times like a summer seminar, at times like game play, and at times like group analysis. We will be thinking hard, having meaningful conversations, and having a good time. Participants will finish up the week feeling like blinders have been taken off. They will see the world differently. And theyll have fun, too! All students need to bring is a curiosity about how money works, a willingness to think about things differently, and a desire to learn as much as possible. We will not be leaving campus. Some other "experts" will be coming to us. You can reach me at I have the wonderful opportunity to otherwise serve on our staff as the Assistant Head of School & Director of Upper School. (336) 722-2777
Week 7: Bullseye Club Archery Ages 8 - 10 - Camp Tanadoona
A camper favorite! Become a master of the Bow and Arrow in this fun filled week of awesome archery activities led by a certified archery instructor. • Learn basic techniques • Take aim while playing fun archery games • Build your archery skills and confidence • Try different bows: recurve and compound 612-235-7284
Spanish Age 3-6 Friday with sandor - First Free Church
Do you know? ● There are 400 million Spanish speakers in the world. ● Foreign language learning increases critical thinking skills, creativity, and flexibility of mind in young children. ● The young developing brain is perfectly suited for learning a second language. They learn faster and better. Take advantage of this window of opportunity and give your child a head start by providing them the opportunity to learn Mandarin Chinese/Spanish. These classes are taught by native Spanish speaker, Señor Sandor who is also teaching Spanish at several neighborhood private schools. Classes are hands on and interactive. Children will have fun learning Spanish through songs, arts and crafts, games and dances. 773.609.5492
Young Paleontologist 7/25 - Open Door Church
Have a digger or a rock hound in the house? Then Young Paleontologist may solve your problems. Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they are very much alive during this week of camp. Special emphasis will be placed on observation, inference, data collection and just plain fun as our young scientists learn about a variety of dinosaurs and their habitats. Rocks, minerals and fossils are studied and hands may get dirty in these hands-on activities. This is Geology 101! 919-847-7625
Friday Night Lights Camp Friday June 3, 2016 (Grades 9 to 12) - Sheakley Athletic Complex at UC
Description: There is nothing like stepping out onto the Sheakley Athletic Complex under the lights. Our Friday Night Lights Camp is an up-tempo evening of football with the Cincinnati Coaching Staff and top college coaches from the Midwest. This camp will be held at our practice complex under the lights, simulating a game day environment. Campers will go through combine style testing demos, position drills, 1-on-1 drills, speed drills, and on field competitions focusing on proper techniques and fundamentals. All One Day Camps feature in person instruction by the University of Cincinnati Football Coaches, along with many other coaches from FBS, FCS, Division II, and Division III level Colleges. A Member of the Cincinnati Football Staff will lead each Position. Camp is open to football players going into Grades 9 to 12in the fall of 2016, CHECK IN/CHECK OUT PROCEDURES • Check In – Friday, June 3, 2016 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., Linder Athletic Center • Closing Remarks – 7:00 pm., Sheakley Athletic Complex WHAT TO BRING • Any special shoes you may use. Cleats or turf shoes are acceptable. • Helmets are suggested at this camp. 5135565986.0
Personal Finance 101 Workshop June 27-July 1 - Summit School
Personal Finance 101 - Camp/Workshop Leader: Gardner Barrier Dates: June 27 - July 1 Rising grades: 6 - 9 In this camp your child will work through fun and engaging conversations and games that will start their journey into financial literacy. We will play games that introduce financial topics, we will explore spreadsheet functionality as we design and evaluate plans, and we will learn some basic lessons about how money works. This "camp" will feel at times like a summer seminar, at times like game play, and at times like group analysis. We will be thinking hard, having meaningful conversations, and having a good time. Participants will finish up the week feeling like blinders have been taken off. They will see the world differently. And theyll have fun, too! All students need to bring is a curiosity about how money works, a willingness to think about things differently, and a desire to learn as much as possible. We will not be leaving campus. Some other "experts" will be coming to us. You can reach me at I have the wonderful opportunity to otherwise serve on our staff as the Assistant Head of School & Director of Upper School. (336) 722-2777