Summer Camps in Elizabeth, LA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Jurassic - Fishers of Men Lutheran Church
Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they are very much alive in Camp Jurassic. Campers learn about a variety of dinosaurs and their habitats. Rocks, minerals and fossils are studied along with a variety of related projects. 713-589-8958
Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they are very much alive in Camp Jurassic. Campers learn about a variety of dinosaurs and their habitats. Rocks, minerals and fossils are studied along with a variety of related projects. 713-589-8958
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Distance
26.33 Miles
Address:
PO Box 118, Leblanc, Louisiana 70651
We offer a great Christian camp experience. Community is built in a safe environment where campers are given an opportunity to grow in their...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
33.4 Miles
Address:
292 L Beauford Dr, Leesville, Louisiana 71496
Residential summer campfor youth with special needs and diabetes.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Canoeing, Fishing, Golf, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
66.05 Miles
Address:
1720 Kaliste Saloom Rd Ste C1, Lafayette, Louisiana 70508
Outdoor experiences to help girls develop self-potential, social skills, environmental awareness while having fun.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
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Distance
66.05 Miles
Address:
1720 Kaliste Saloom Rd Ste C1, Lafayette, Louisiana 70508
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Elizabeth, LA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
"Be Prepared" ladies retreat - Winchester, OH
Come "prepared" ladies for an awesome move of God! I cannot wait to fellowship with you all again this year! Friday night after service we will be having dinner and a bonfire. Saturday after service if there are any women interested we will be going to the Amish country �Friday night please bring a side dish or dessert to share. If you plan to spend the night bring your bedding and shower things. Please make plans to be with us, you will not be disappointed! If you have any other questions please contact me � Becky Pitman
The Art of Baseball 3 Day Youth Skills Camp - Berkeley, CA
The Art of Baseball 3 day Skills camp is structured and run by former Minor League Bay Area natives, Michael Durant and Joshua Cephas. The Art of Baseball camps' focus is on the fundamentals of hitting, pitching, base running, infield work, outfield work, and catcher fundamentals.
Great Lakes Region Summer Camp 2016 - undefined, IN
This is our annual summer camp. It is open from ages 6-23 through our intermediate, senior, and collegiate camps. We also will have our emerging leaders camp that is available for adults.
AEPi Presents: Summer Camp - Chicago, IL
School’s almost out, its time for the part of summer we always look forward to. Summer Camp has everything a stressed kid wants. New friends, new experiences, nature n shit. Break out those lanyards again, let’s see the tie dyed shirts and the bucket hats. It’s not everyday that the counselors invite the campers to drink with them, but this Saturday we invite you into our cabin to dance till the bonfire burns out, and start the summer correctly. First 20 guests get floaties. Our sexual assault policy is linked below. Please feel free to contact any brother at any time with any concern. Safety is our main priority and we aim to be an environment where everyone feels comfortable. http://tinyurl.com/zc2qxv4 $5 for dudes "This is on a bus back from camp. I’m thirteen and so are you. Before I left for camp I imagined it would be me and three or four other dudes I hadn’t met yet, running around all summer, getting into trouble. It turned out it would be me and just one girl. That’s you. And we’re still at camp as long as we’re on the bus and not at the pickup point where our parents would be...
Grandview 6th, 7th, and Teen Camp Lock-In - Millbrook, AL
Get ready for a night filled with fun! This is for Summer Day Camp kids ONLY! $25 for members and $35 for non-members! Dinner will be provided! Boys need to bring a 2 liter drink and girls need to bring chips, crackers, cookies, cupcakes, etc. They need to bring a swimsuit, towel, sleeping bag, and an extra change of clothes. Sign up is at the Front Desk!
"Be Prepared" ladies retreat - Winchester, OH
Come "prepared" ladies for an awesome move of God! I cannot wait to fellowship with you all again this year! Friday night after service we will be having dinner and a bonfire. Saturday after service if there are any women interested we will be going to the Amish country �Friday night please bring a side dish or dessert to share. If you plan to spend the night bring your bedding and shower things. Please make plans to be with us, you will not be disappointed! If you have any other questions please contact me � Becky Pitman
The Art of Baseball 3 Day Youth Skills Camp - Berkeley, CA
The Art of Baseball 3 day Skills camp is structured and run by former Minor League Bay Area natives, Michael Durant and Joshua Cephas. The Art of Baseball camps' focus is on the fundamentals of hitting, pitching, base running, infield work, outfield work, and catcher fundamentals.
Great Lakes Region Summer Camp 2016 - undefined, IN
This is our annual summer camp. It is open from ages 6-23 through our intermediate, senior, and collegiate camps. We also will have our emerging leaders camp that is available for adults.
AEPi Presents: Summer Camp - Chicago, IL
School’s almost out, its time for the part of summer we always look forward to. Summer Camp has everything a stressed kid wants. New friends, new experiences, nature n shit. Break out those lanyards again, let’s see the tie dyed shirts and the bucket hats. It’s not everyday that the counselors invite the campers to drink with them, but this Saturday we invite you into our cabin to dance till the bonfire burns out, and start the summer correctly. First 20 guests get floaties. Our sexual assault policy is linked below. Please feel free to contact any brother at any time with any concern. Safety is our main priority and we aim to be an environment where everyone feels comfortable. http://tinyurl.com/zc2qxv4 $5 for dudes "This is on a bus back from camp. I’m thirteen and so are you. Before I left for camp I imagined it would be me and three or four other dudes I hadn’t met yet, running around all summer, getting into trouble. It turned out it would be me and just one girl. That’s you. And we’re still at camp as long as we’re on the bus and not at the pickup point where our parents would be...
Grandview 6th, 7th, and Teen Camp Lock-In - Millbrook, AL
Get ready for a night filled with fun! This is for Summer Day Camp kids ONLY! $25 for members and $35 for non-members! Dinner will be provided! Boys need to bring a 2 liter drink and girls need to bring chips, crackers, cookies, cupcakes, etc. They need to bring a swimsuit, towel, sleeping bag, and an extra change of clothes. Sign up is at the Front Desk!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
B-3 Analysis of Pollutants in the Environment - Aurora
Participants will perform a laboratory activity to measure pollutants in the environment. The laboratory activity may be amenable to chemistry or environmental science courses. (630)9075950
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
Pathfinders Week 7 - Camp Tomah Shinga
This program is designed for new and returning campers who are ready for a fun and exciting week of camp. Pathfinders will enjoy traditional camp activities such as archery, swim- ming, hiking, arts and crafts, bible study, morning worship and evening campfires. They will also be introduced to new options such as, team building elements, high ropes, and much more! Cost: $350 785-845-1567
135AM: Introduction to Robotics & Programming with Mindstorms EV3 - NextGen Tech Learning
Dive into the exciting world of Robots with latest Mindstorms EV3 System. Know all about Motors/Gears/Sensors and understand the science & engineering behind it. Learn how to program your robot equipped with Gears, Motors and other attachments. This camp not only focuses on Building & Programming robots, but also helps students to understand to the science & engineering behind everything they build, and also helps enhance their logical as well as analytical thinking. In this camp students will build robots and write programs to make their robot - move, turn, play sounds and do other cool tasks. This camp focuses on STEM and a great way to understand the fundamentals of robotics, engineering & programming using science and math. 925-659-8000
Jr. Robotics Engineer - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Entry-level robotics and programming. Campers learn robotics using LEGO® Education WeDo™. Our young creators build snapping alligators, race cars, talking birds, and spinning robots, attach sensors and motors, and then program their creations with the WeDo visual drag-and-drop programming software. Counselors guide and encourage exploration and trial and error field-testing. Instead of simply "snapping bricks together," campers are encouraged to think critically about how their robot design can be changed and to understand more complicated engineering techniques such as gear use, pulleys, and inclined planes. Campers will also complete a small LEGO® project that they will be able to take home. 805-570-1988
B-3 Analysis of Pollutants in the Environment - Aurora
Participants will perform a laboratory activity to measure pollutants in the environment. The laboratory activity may be amenable to chemistry or environmental science courses. (630)9075950
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
Pathfinders Week 7 - Camp Tomah Shinga
This program is designed for new and returning campers who are ready for a fun and exciting week of camp. Pathfinders will enjoy traditional camp activities such as archery, swim- ming, hiking, arts and crafts, bible study, morning worship and evening campfires. They will also be introduced to new options such as, team building elements, high ropes, and much more! Cost: $350 785-845-1567
135AM: Introduction to Robotics & Programming with Mindstorms EV3 - NextGen Tech Learning
Dive into the exciting world of Robots with latest Mindstorms EV3 System. Know all about Motors/Gears/Sensors and understand the science & engineering behind it. Learn how to program your robot equipped with Gears, Motors and other attachments. This camp not only focuses on Building & Programming robots, but also helps students to understand to the science & engineering behind everything they build, and also helps enhance their logical as well as analytical thinking. In this camp students will build robots and write programs to make their robot - move, turn, play sounds and do other cool tasks. This camp focuses on STEM and a great way to understand the fundamentals of robotics, engineering & programming using science and math. 925-659-8000
Jr. Robotics Engineer - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Entry-level robotics and programming. Campers learn robotics using LEGO® Education WeDo™. Our young creators build snapping alligators, race cars, talking birds, and spinning robots, attach sensors and motors, and then program their creations with the WeDo visual drag-and-drop programming software. Counselors guide and encourage exploration and trial and error field-testing. Instead of simply "snapping bricks together," campers are encouraged to think critically about how their robot design can be changed and to understand more complicated engineering techniques such as gear use, pulleys, and inclined planes. Campers will also complete a small LEGO® project that they will be able to take home. 805-570-1988