Summer Camps in Eldridge, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Boys Basketball- Lower School - Main Campus
This camp is designed to teach the basic fundamentals of the game. We will provide the tools to become a better player and increase campers enthusiasm for the game. Special emphasis will be placed on proper shooting techniques and offensive play. All skill levels welcome. Join Coach Jason Embry for this week of instruction. 6159487005.0
This camp is designed to teach the basic fundamentals of the game. We will provide the tools to become a better player and increase campers enthusiasm for the game. Special emphasis will be placed on proper shooting techniques and offensive play. All skill levels welcome. Join Coach Jason Embry for this week of instruction. 6159487005.0
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Distance
55.19 Miles
Address:
106 Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, Alabama 35209
Camp Fletcher programs give youth a chance to live and share with others, discover and build individual skills, and increase appreciation of the natural...
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking, Leadership Development, Music, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
55.19 Miles
Address:
106 Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, Alabama 35209
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Dance, Drama, Field Trips, Nature/Environmental Studies, Performing...
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Eldridge, AL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's and Teen's Fall Retreat 2015 - 8Mile Christian Camp
Starting @ 7pm EDT Friday, September 25th and going thru 6pm EDT Saturday, September 26th we will be having our Fall Retreat. This year we will be combining Kids and Teens for a fun filled event. We will be having hay rides, gagaball, human foosball and many other activities. We will be having a bonfire on Friday night. All are welcome. See your Youth representatives for more info or call... Mark Warran @ (270)217-6612. Look forward to time away with you as we worship God in Spirit and in Truth. See you 8Mile Christian Camp
PMBC 2016-2017 TEEN'S JOY RETREAT - Grapeland, TX
This will be the Teens at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church first Retreat. We are excited for what God has in store for this generation.The Theme for the Retreat this year is Joy! ( Jesus First Others Second & Yourself Third ) We are expecting that there will be a lot of spiritual growth, fun, camp retreat activities, food, laughter, music, friends, family, and a whole lot of Jesus!!! The Retreat will begin on Friday December 2 and end on Sunday December 4 2016. The total cost per person will be $69 to attend. If your child can Please Contact Chared Caldwell @ 979-997-2230 or Sister Glover @ 281-630-1352 for further information.
Super Saturday #3 - Chicago, IL
A time for Chicago Alive Youth campers ages 12-18 to come together for a time of worship,fellowship & FUN!! Pizza will be sold at a $1. If you need a ride to the event please let Yesenia Hernandez know a day BEFORE the event. For more information contact Yesenia Hernandez at 773-319-4769
I'm going to Durley Camp 2016! - Greenville, IL
Join this event to receive staff udpates, notice when registrations are available, and other news. More info coming soon!
Pre-Teen Camp: Journey - Royse City, TX
Sign up by May 8th and hold your spot with a low low deposit of just $20. Open to all pre-teens 4th thru 6th grades (completed).
Kid's and Teen's Fall Retreat 2015 - 8Mile Christian Camp
Starting @ 7pm EDT Friday, September 25th and going thru 6pm EDT Saturday, September 26th we will be having our Fall Retreat. This year we will be combining Kids and Teens for a fun filled event. We will be having hay rides, gagaball, human foosball and many other activities. We will be having a bonfire on Friday night. All are welcome. See your Youth representatives for more info or call... Mark Warran @ (270)217-6612. Look forward to time away with you as we worship God in Spirit and in Truth. See you 8Mile Christian Camp
PMBC 2016-2017 TEEN'S JOY RETREAT - Grapeland, TX
This will be the Teens at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church first Retreat. We are excited for what God has in store for this generation.The Theme for the Retreat this year is Joy! ( Jesus First Others Second & Yourself Third ) We are expecting that there will be a lot of spiritual growth, fun, camp retreat activities, food, laughter, music, friends, family, and a whole lot of Jesus!!! The Retreat will begin on Friday December 2 and end on Sunday December 4 2016. The total cost per person will be $69 to attend. If your child can Please Contact Chared Caldwell @ 979-997-2230 or Sister Glover @ 281-630-1352 for further information.
Super Saturday #3 - Chicago, IL
A time for Chicago Alive Youth campers ages 12-18 to come together for a time of worship,fellowship & FUN!! Pizza will be sold at a $1. If you need a ride to the event please let Yesenia Hernandez know a day BEFORE the event. For more information contact Yesenia Hernandez at 773-319-4769
I'm going to Durley Camp 2016! - Greenville, IL
Join this event to receive staff udpates, notice when registrations are available, and other news. More info coming soon!
Pre-Teen Camp: Journey - Royse City, TX
Sign up by May 8th and hold your spot with a low low deposit of just $20. Open to all pre-teens 4th thru 6th grades (completed).
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
WEEK 2: Ages 9-15: DESIGN YOUR OWN VIDEO GAME - SciTech Kids
Design your interactive games with different backgrounds, characters and portals then share them with your friends and publish online for fellow gamers to see. Build challenging platform levels that include traps, coins, powerups, spike and much more. Students learn STEM-focused principles: prototyping, design thinking, teamwork, trial and error and collaboration, as they develop ideas and put them into action. 212-804-7055
Advanced Camp for Boys - Stanfords Avery Aquatic Complex
Special Features: Specific goalie instruction, individual position work, emphasis on shooting and team tactics as well as everyone will participate in the camp tournament. Check In & Pick Up Information Check In - Resident & Day Campers: Check in will be between 4:00 - 4:30 pm on the first day at the dorms. A long water session will be this evening. Pick Up - Resident & Day Campers: Camp concludes at 11:45 AM on the final day of camp at the Avery Aquatic Center. A water session will happen in the morning Open to any and all entrants. 650-725-9016
Cavalier Cross Country Camp - Boy Camper - The Miller School
The camp aims to prepare campers to compete in running events from 800-meters through 10,000-meters and cross country. There will be two running activities daily, each will be between 25 minutes and 60 minutes in duration, depending on age and ability. Teams are encouraged to come as a group, and learn to work together. A team is considered 5 or more from the same school, residential camper price is $445. To register as a team you must call/email Todd Morgan to register. We will have expert speakers covering racing, training, and strength strategies. Camp facilities include miles of trains, gym, pool, lake, canoes, etc.. A full-time camp counselor staff includes a certified ATC Trainer, and life guard. Even though temperatures in the mountains remain cooler, we encourage you to bring a fan if you choose. Camp refund cut-off is July 1 (Unless reason from physician). 434-962-8054
Lacrosse Evening Camp - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
Each camper should bring sneakers, goggles, stick, mouth guard, sun-screen, snack, and a container of water (no glass). Goalkeepers are encouraged to bring their own equipment. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. 610-436-3555
Lets Cook with Ms. Good PK-2 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Join us for a kid friendly introduction to cooking! Students will get kids excited about cooking and introduce basic cooking ideas like how to mea- sure, mix, knead, crack eggs, and make some simple savory and sweet creations. We hope to help kids begin to love helping out in the kitchen and getting involved with making their own food! 202-724-8950
WEEK 2: Ages 9-15: DESIGN YOUR OWN VIDEO GAME - SciTech Kids
Design your interactive games with different backgrounds, characters and portals then share them with your friends and publish online for fellow gamers to see. Build challenging platform levels that include traps, coins, powerups, spike and much more. Students learn STEM-focused principles: prototyping, design thinking, teamwork, trial and error and collaboration, as they develop ideas and put them into action. 212-804-7055
Advanced Camp for Boys - Stanfords Avery Aquatic Complex
Special Features: Specific goalie instruction, individual position work, emphasis on shooting and team tactics as well as everyone will participate in the camp tournament. Check In & Pick Up Information Check In - Resident & Day Campers: Check in will be between 4:00 - 4:30 pm on the first day at the dorms. A long water session will be this evening. Pick Up - Resident & Day Campers: Camp concludes at 11:45 AM on the final day of camp at the Avery Aquatic Center. A water session will happen in the morning Open to any and all entrants. 650-725-9016
Cavalier Cross Country Camp - Boy Camper - The Miller School
The camp aims to prepare campers to compete in running events from 800-meters through 10,000-meters and cross country. There will be two running activities daily, each will be between 25 minutes and 60 minutes in duration, depending on age and ability. Teams are encouraged to come as a group, and learn to work together. A team is considered 5 or more from the same school, residential camper price is $445. To register as a team you must call/email Todd Morgan to register. We will have expert speakers covering racing, training, and strength strategies. Camp facilities include miles of trains, gym, pool, lake, canoes, etc.. A full-time camp counselor staff includes a certified ATC Trainer, and life guard. Even though temperatures in the mountains remain cooler, we encourage you to bring a fan if you choose. Camp refund cut-off is July 1 (Unless reason from physician). 434-962-8054
Lacrosse Evening Camp - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
Each camper should bring sneakers, goggles, stick, mouth guard, sun-screen, snack, and a container of water (no glass). Goalkeepers are encouraged to bring their own equipment. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. 610-436-3555
Lets Cook with Ms. Good PK-2 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Join us for a kid friendly introduction to cooking! Students will get kids excited about cooking and introduce basic cooking ideas like how to mea- sure, mix, knead, crack eggs, and make some simple savory and sweet creations. We hope to help kids begin to love helping out in the kitchen and getting involved with making their own food! 202-724-8950