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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Astronomical Wonders AM - Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
How do objects move through space? Does their movement affect our sense of direction and time? Become a space observer and learn to identify constellations and planets. Explore telescopes and other observation tools and see how astronomers investigate deep space objects. 919-962-1236
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Camp Marymount
 
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41.18 Miles
Address:
1318 Fairview Blvd, Fairview, Tennessee 37062
Individual care and personal interest in every child.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
Whippoorwill Farm Day Camp
 
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Distance
42.14 Miles
Address:
7840 Whippoorwill Ln, Fairview, Tennessee 37062
Day campers explore creeks, wooded hills and experience the wonders of nature while having fun at Whippoorwill Farm.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Farming/Ranching/Gardening, Horseback...
Bethany Hills Camp
 
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43.92 Miles
Address:
7980 Coley Davis Rd Ste 102, Nashville, Tennessee 37221
Summer camps are run by the Disciples of Christ. Campers register thru Tennessee congregations. Groups may rent facility rest of year by calling 615-952-9184....
Activities: Youth Programs
NaCoMe
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45.67 Miles
Address:
3232 Sulphur Creek Rd, Pleasantville, Tennessee 37033
Located an hour & a half southwewst of Nashville, NaCome's spacious 600 acers offers yr-round modern facilites & programming for all ages. Vist www.nacome.org...
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
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Erin, TN Summer Camps

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Teen Camp - Escondido, CA
Projected registration opening date: April 5, 2017 Teen Camp is open to all teens with or without previous experience with mindfulness, meditation, or camping. This is a special time for all teenagers–please come and join! During this retreat, we will come together as brothers and sisters to develop skills that help us learn to be alive in the present moment and to connect deeply with ourselves and others. When we learn to be mindful, a whole new world appears. Activities will include walking meditation, eating in mindfulness, participating in periods of noble silence, sitting meditation, dharma presentations, sharing in groups, Deep Relaxation Meditation, joyful service, games, and hiking. Other activities we may include are morning exercise, drinking tea meditation, and a performance night. We will stay in large tents (around 5 teens per tent). Teen girls will be assigned to a tent in Clarity Hamlet Oak Grove and teen boys to a tent in the Solidity Hamlet Campground. There will be monastic and lay staff members staying in both campgrounds. The monastery will provide tents, but we ask everyone to bring their own sleeping bags and sleeping mats. Participants are expected to attend the entire retreat and all activities. For parents and younger siblings, please...

Rustler Ranch Teen Camp - Pierpont, OH
Teen Camp at Rustler Ranch 6th-12th Grade July 13-15 9:30am - 2:00pm $35.00 per teen per day OR $100 for 3 days!! Come out and enjoy the fun at Rustler Ranch! Your teen will learn safety around horses, grooming, daily care of horses, saddling, horse language, how to work with a horse on the ground, riding skills, maneuvering obstacles, and much more. They will then put these skills learned into practice by caring for their assigned horse daily while at camp. Each teen will receive one on one time with their assigned horse and instructor. They will learn through class time and hands on time. Each teen will be evaluated and taught to their current level of riding, beginners to advanced will learn new skills to aid each of them.  We ask that each teen wear long pants and shoes with a heal for riding. We also ask that each teen bring along with them a packed lunch each day; fridge and microwave available. To register your teen or for questions please contact Cassie Chupp at (814)547-3506.

Teen Pet Sitter & Dog Walker Workshop – SPRING BREAK CAMP - Salem, OR
Gain skills and learn how to begin your pet sitting business in this all-new 2-day workshop, Spring Break Camp. You’ll learn important first aid tips, business planning and marketing skills, and learn how to safely walk dogs. You’ll also learn top tips for caring for cats and other small pets. Every neighborhood needs a reliable pet sitter – why shouldn’t that be you, this summer? Learn what you need to know and get help starting your very first business. Includes extensive workbook, business forms and tote bag. $125 - Monday and Tuesday March 21 & 22 10-4pm both days. Ages 12-17.

Chicota Youth Camp 4th Annual Music Festival - Saint Landry, LA


Teen Camp - Alma Center, WI
First Tent Camp of 2015---Teen Camp. Three days and three nights of Tent Camp fun, including: Great friends Hobo pies Campfires Bible Times Capture the Flag Army tents and Waterslide What are you looking forward to that isn't on this list? Everyone is welcome, so use the Invite button to add your friends! Cost: $30 For ages 14-18 To register or for more information call 715-964-6176.

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DANCE CAMP- Mother Goose(Age 3-6) - Alpharetta Community Center
Enjoy time with Mother Goose and all the stories she has to tell. Have fun dancing, singing and doing craft and playing games with your friends! A performance for parents will be the last day of camp. COST: $114 Residents, $171 Non-Residents AGE GROUP Youth LOCATION ACC Dance Room at Alpharetta Community Center INSTRUCTOR Peri Sanders

Mysteries of Nature - Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History
Solve some of wildlifes greatest mysteries during this week of observations and investigations. How do animals walk on water? How do marine mammals survive arctic temperatures? How does fire help the forest? Master the mysteries and become the ultimate nature detective during this week of camp. 831-648-5716 x14

Heroes and Villains - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
Jump into a comic book with this fun filled camp that will turn our students into superheroes or super villains. Exciting acting games and super acting activities will lead to an epic performance in front of family and friends. INSTRUCTOR JOHN WALDRON received his BFA in theatre from Virginia Commonwealth University. As an actor, director, and instructor, he has been working in the region for over 20 years. He has directed shows at Aldersgate and MVCCT. John can be seen in the motion picture Talk To Me starring Don Cheadle and was featured on Investigative Discovery show Who The Bleep!. John is a member of the improvisation group, The Stagecoach Bandits. 7036835778 x2

Write A Musical! Session 1 - CAP 21 Studios
Classes at CAP 21 Studios. Lunch break in Union Square Park. Funded by the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, Write A Musical will be part of our Muslim Voices Project; a collaboration between Muslim and non-Muslim students and artists where we will write original musical theatre pieces. 646-675-0325

Studio Art w/Exploring Pottery, Ages 10-12 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Studio Art Program 9:30am to 5pm Studio Art with Exploring Pottery Elective Session III: July 25 to August 5 Studio Art Camp Farm to Easel: Animals of the Northeast Celebrate the wonder of summer by exploring the animals and plants that live, blossom, and grow all around us. This session will explore our regions animals and plant life. From the farms to the forest, and birdhouses to beaches, we will be inspired by the colors, shapes, and sound of the flora and fauna that are local to our area. Weather permitting, campers will explore nature on MAMs grounds and at Van Vleck House and Gardens. We will create works of two and three dimensional art in a variety of media inspired by our observations and imaginations! Screen Shot 2016-03-09 at 11.23.54 AM [] Exploring Pottery With a focus on hand built pottery and basic wheel throwing, this class uses a variety of clay and sculptural techniques to produce creative and unique objects, including several pieces to be fired in a kiln. Using a multicultural approach, students will use ceramic clay, and colorful glazes to create both functional and decorative objects, such as...