Summer Camps in Ferndale, WA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Bay Bounders (Week 10 AM) - Fantastic Nature Designs - NESS
What does the shape of a fish have in common with a sports car, the honey combs of a bee with a chair, and a butterfly with clothing? The answer is these living organisms are influencing the way people are designing new and more efficient technologies. Make your own investigations by looking at a variety of natural objects, using microscopes, designing your own new product, and promoting your prototype to the NESS Biomimicry Judges. Includes: Engineering, microscopes, 1 boat trip & snorkeling 860-535-9362
What does the shape of a fish have in common with a sports car, the honey combs of a bee with a chair, and a butterfly with clothing? The answer is these living organisms are influencing the way people are designing new and more efficient technologies. Make your own investigations by looking at a variety of natural objects, using microscopes, designing your own new product, and promoting your prototype to the NESS Biomimicry Judges. Includes: Engineering, microscopes, 1 boat trip & snorkeling 860-535-9362
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Camp Kirby
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Distance
8.93 Miles
Address:
2217 Woburn St, Bellingham, Washington 98229
Where kids get to be kids. Rustic camp with saltwater beaches and woods. Emphasizing fun, creativity, self-confidence, enviromental awareness & time to play....
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Camp Firwood
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Distance
11.08 Miles
Address:
4605 Cable St, Bellingham, Washington 98229
Firwood is a counelor-centered, high-energy, activity-oriented, summer camp.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
22.04 Miles
Address:
PO Box 370, Orcas, Washington 98280
Speak French while swimming, kayaking, sailing, cooking and participating in art, theater, archery, fencing. International staff. 4:1 camper/counselor ratio.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Drama, Fencing, International Culture, Kayaking, Language...
Distance
24.87 Miles
Address:
PO Box 140, Deer Harbor, Washington 98243
Washington's San Juan Islands. Long standing coed prog, individual choice 20 activities, sailing, sports, riding, arts and crafts, & garden
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Ceramics/Pottery, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback Riding (English),...
Camp Nor'wester
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Distance
29.27 Miles
Address:
PO Box 668, Lopez Island, Washington 98261
Opportunities to practice leadership, stewardship and conservation. Emphasis on self discovery and community living.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope...
Distance
43.49 Miles
Address:
, Coupeville, Washington
NBC Camps is excited to offer a Complete Player Basketball Day Camp for athletes ages 10-15 years old in Coupeville
Activities: Youth Programs
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Ferndale, WA Summer Camps
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Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference - Wilkeson, WA
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference Sponsored by the North American Division of SDA, the North Pacific Union and the Washington Conference, this conference is designed for pastors, church elders, local youth and young adult leaders and anyone passionate about developing next generation leaders for Jesus. Over two and half days we will bring together some of the leading experts in youth and young adult ministry to give you inspiration and practical tools to transform your ministry to this emerging generation. The conference will center on four foundational practices of ministry: Lead, Learn, Listen and Love. For those who are unable to attend the entire conference, a Sunday-only option is available. This day will focus on practical tools for the local church leader. Conference Speakers Elder Dan Jackson (Keynote Speaker): President of the North American Division Brad Lomenick: Strategic Advisor of Catalyst Conferences and Leadership Consultant Chap Clark: Professor and Chair of the Youth, Family, and Culture Department at the Fuller School of Theology Steve Case: Founder and Director of Involve Youth and Coordinator for the Youth Ministry Cohort at the SDA Theological Seminary Ben Lundquist: Youth Adult Director for the Arizona Conference Tracy Wood: Young Adult Coordinator for the North American Division Paul Graham: Senior Pastor of the...
Teen Camp Group 2 - Niangua, MO
Philly District Kid's Camp - Stevens, PA
Please save the date....more info to come
Camp Livingston Summer 2015 Reunion - Milford, OH
Don't forget to mark your calendars for this year's Camp Reunion! Meet us at Scene75 Entertainment Center - Cincinnati! on January 17th from 1:30-3:30. There will be laser tag, Mini-Golf, Bowling, arcade and virtual reality games, go-karts and so much more! Make sure that you RSVP to [email protected] to receive a free $15 game card to use! We can't wait to see you there! Don't hesitate to contact our office with any questions.
SENIOR YOUTH FORUM CAMP - mukono
THE SENIOR YOUTH FORUM CAMP PROPOSED TO HELP IN KAMPAL SOUTH BRANCH AT ST MICHEAL HIGH SCHOOL SONDE MUKONO . ON 4TH TO 9TH OF DECEMBER 2015 UNDER THE THEME " THE WORLD STARTS WITH ME '
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference - Wilkeson, WA
Youth and Young Adult Leadership Conference Sponsored by the North American Division of SDA, the North Pacific Union and the Washington Conference, this conference is designed for pastors, church elders, local youth and young adult leaders and anyone passionate about developing next generation leaders for Jesus. Over two and half days we will bring together some of the leading experts in youth and young adult ministry to give you inspiration and practical tools to transform your ministry to this emerging generation. The conference will center on four foundational practices of ministry: Lead, Learn, Listen and Love. For those who are unable to attend the entire conference, a Sunday-only option is available. This day will focus on practical tools for the local church leader. Conference Speakers Elder Dan Jackson (Keynote Speaker): President of the North American Division Brad Lomenick: Strategic Advisor of Catalyst Conferences and Leadership Consultant Chap Clark: Professor and Chair of the Youth, Family, and Culture Department at the Fuller School of Theology Steve Case: Founder and Director of Involve Youth and Coordinator for the Youth Ministry Cohort at the SDA Theological Seminary Ben Lundquist: Youth Adult Director for the Arizona Conference Tracy Wood: Young Adult Coordinator for the North American Division Paul Graham: Senior Pastor of the...
Teen Camp Group 2 - Niangua, MO
Philly District Kid's Camp - Stevens, PA
Please save the date....more info to come
Camp Livingston Summer 2015 Reunion - Milford, OH
Don't forget to mark your calendars for this year's Camp Reunion! Meet us at Scene75 Entertainment Center - Cincinnati! on January 17th from 1:30-3:30. There will be laser tag, Mini-Golf, Bowling, arcade and virtual reality games, go-karts and so much more! Make sure that you RSVP to [email protected] to receive a free $15 game card to use! We can't wait to see you there! Don't hesitate to contact our office with any questions.
SENIOR YOUTH FORUM CAMP - mukono
THE SENIOR YOUTH FORUM CAMP PROPOSED TO HELP IN KAMPAL SOUTH BRANCH AT ST MICHEAL HIGH SCHOOL SONDE MUKONO . ON 4TH TO 9TH OF DECEMBER 2015 UNDER THE THEME " THE WORLD STARTS WITH ME '
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Theater 7 - Heroes and Villians - Artists Exchange
Let your courage and bravery shine! Dust off your cape, grab your wand, and put on your creative cap for a fun, action-packed camp where you are the author, storyteller, characters, and everything in between. Expand your mind and have fun inside a fantasy land of your imagination. Create an original script by inventing the heroes, villains, wizards and witches, monsters and beasts, mystical creatures, magical objects, mysterious woods, unexpected adventures – and whatever else grows from your imagination. The perfect camp for anyone who loves Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Katniss Everdeen, Marvel and DC Comics, Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales, and Star Wars. Camp culminates in a performance of the campers self-written play for family. * Artists Exchange will be open Monday the 8th on Victory Day. 401-490-9475
Science in the City Camp, Session II - Francis W Parker
Science in the City Camp provides students with a full week to explore a science topic alongside passionate faculty. Science in the City courses will activate campers imaginations as they are encouraged to invent, engage and explore. Using Chicago as a resource, campers will connect science activities with everyday life. See options for specific course offerings each week. LUNCH: Science in the City campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks each day. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. Science in the City Camp ends each day at 3:00pm. Accounts for campers not picked up by 3:30pm will be charged $20 per day. See option for Late Science from 3-5pm. 773.797.5104
Wave Runners Day Camp- Session 1 (4th-8th Graders) - Environmental Studies Center
Campers will have lots of fun while learning to care for their environment. Outdoor activities and environmental learning are the focus of this camp. New this year! Snack bar open each morning and ice cream day on Tuesdays. All selections $1.00. Activities include: *A boat trip on the Indian River Lagoon *Seining *Setting up and maintaining aquaria *Area beach and park visits *Fishing *Cast netting *Various water activities *Snorkeling *Arts & Crafts *Games & relay races *Special Friday activities All teachers are state certified and camper/teacher ratio is 20/1. In addition, high school counselors assist teachers with supervision. All water activities are closely monitored. One week minimum, $180.00 per week. Payment in full is required at the time of registration. No refunds will be issued after May 15th. A $25.00 service fee will be charged for refund processing. 7722191887 x0
April 26 - June 2 - PRO 3:5 Sports Academy
Our training sessions are creative and geared toward maintaining a fun yet challenging and competitive atmosphere. We understand that athletes need to not only be pushed to their limits, but they must enjoy what they are doing if they are to truly benefit from it. The program utilizes a combination of speed, acceleration, and agility drills coupled with power and strength exercises in a structured and controlled environment. These young athletes will learn and sharpen their skills in the mechanics of running, agility, and footwork, while being introduced to various pieces of speed and agility training equipment throughout the facility. Low-intensity strength training is emphasized with exercises involving the athletes own body weight, and power is developed through the application of plyometrics. We have a way of making training and fitness fun. Our kids leave the facility sweaty, red-faced, smiling and wanting to come back for more! 919-438-2144
Plankton Pioneers - Marine Science Institute
Plankton Pioneers enjoy being introduced to marine science through hands on activities, interactions with live animals, plus themed crafts, games and songs. A highlight of this camp is a day aboard our ship spent fishing, exploring mud, and viewing plankton through a microscope. Snack provided, please pack a lunch. Extended care available until 5:30 pm. Scholarships available. Please apply separately and pay the $100 deposit to hold your space. 6503642760.0
Theater 7 - Heroes and Villians - Artists Exchange
Let your courage and bravery shine! Dust off your cape, grab your wand, and put on your creative cap for a fun, action-packed camp where you are the author, storyteller, characters, and everything in between. Expand your mind and have fun inside a fantasy land of your imagination. Create an original script by inventing the heroes, villains, wizards and witches, monsters and beasts, mystical creatures, magical objects, mysterious woods, unexpected adventures – and whatever else grows from your imagination. The perfect camp for anyone who loves Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Katniss Everdeen, Marvel and DC Comics, Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales, and Star Wars. Camp culminates in a performance of the campers self-written play for family. * Artists Exchange will be open Monday the 8th on Victory Day. 401-490-9475
Science in the City Camp, Session II - Francis W Parker
Science in the City Camp provides students with a full week to explore a science topic alongside passionate faculty. Science in the City courses will activate campers imaginations as they are encouraged to invent, engage and explore. Using Chicago as a resource, campers will connect science activities with everyday life. See options for specific course offerings each week. LUNCH: Science in the City campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks each day. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. Science in the City Camp ends each day at 3:00pm. Accounts for campers not picked up by 3:30pm will be charged $20 per day. See option for Late Science from 3-5pm. 773.797.5104
Wave Runners Day Camp- Session 1 (4th-8th Graders) - Environmental Studies Center
Campers will have lots of fun while learning to care for their environment. Outdoor activities and environmental learning are the focus of this camp. New this year! Snack bar open each morning and ice cream day on Tuesdays. All selections $1.00. Activities include: *A boat trip on the Indian River Lagoon *Seining *Setting up and maintaining aquaria *Area beach and park visits *Fishing *Cast netting *Various water activities *Snorkeling *Arts & Crafts *Games & relay races *Special Friday activities All teachers are state certified and camper/teacher ratio is 20/1. In addition, high school counselors assist teachers with supervision. All water activities are closely monitored. One week minimum, $180.00 per week. Payment in full is required at the time of registration. No refunds will be issued after May 15th. A $25.00 service fee will be charged for refund processing. 7722191887 x0
April 26 - June 2 - PRO 3:5 Sports Academy
Our training sessions are creative and geared toward maintaining a fun yet challenging and competitive atmosphere. We understand that athletes need to not only be pushed to their limits, but they must enjoy what they are doing if they are to truly benefit from it. The program utilizes a combination of speed, acceleration, and agility drills coupled with power and strength exercises in a structured and controlled environment. These young athletes will learn and sharpen their skills in the mechanics of running, agility, and footwork, while being introduced to various pieces of speed and agility training equipment throughout the facility. Low-intensity strength training is emphasized with exercises involving the athletes own body weight, and power is developed through the application of plyometrics. We have a way of making training and fitness fun. Our kids leave the facility sweaty, red-faced, smiling and wanting to come back for more! 919-438-2144
Plankton Pioneers - Marine Science Institute
Plankton Pioneers enjoy being introduced to marine science through hands on activities, interactions with live animals, plus themed crafts, games and songs. A highlight of this camp is a day aboard our ship spent fishing, exploring mud, and viewing plankton through a microscope. Snack provided, please pack a lunch. Extended care available until 5:30 pm. Scholarships available. Please apply separately and pay the $100 deposit to hold your space. 6503642760.0