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Summer Camps in Gautier, MS

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Bookmaking & Poetry - Ensworth School
Boys & Girls, rising 3rd-5th grades Be a poet this summer! Each day you will write poetry and create handmade books, from origami to hand-sewn books. This camp is for anyone who likes to write and share ideas. All materials are included. Directors: Robin Smith and Dean Schneider 615-383-0661
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Camp Rap-A-Hope
 
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36.15 Miles
Address:
2701 Airport Blvd, Mobile, Alabama 36606
Specialty camp for children with cancer. Outstanding staff, beautiful setting and medical support. No charge to campers.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Canoeing, Field Trips, Golf, Horseback Riding (Western), Kayaking,...
Scoutshire Woods
 
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36.21 Miles
Address:
3483 Spring Hill Ave, Mobile, Alabama 36608
Girl Scouts builds confidence, character and courage through leadership development. Resident camp programs build self-esteem and skills. Camp programs encourage healthy interactions, outdoor activitiesand...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
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Gautier, MS Summer Camps

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SHINE Teen Camp 2016 - Millville, NJ
Teen camp July 11-15 (6th grade through 12th grade)

No School AM Kid's Art Camp Paint Clay Mobile & Pottery Piece - Jenkin
Join us for a No School AM Kid's Art Camp from 10 am- 1 pm. This camp is for ages 8+ and is $35. We'll be paining our mobile from Monday and a pottery piece from our camp piece area. Please bring a drink and a snack and/or lunch. Registration is required. Call the studio to register 215-885-4545.

Soap Box Derby S.T.E.M. Summer Camp - Akron, OH
Image the opportunity to race down Derby Downs every day in a Soap Box Derby car, be part of a race team, compete in Friday’s Championship Race, build, test, and race a Mini Soap Box Derby car, plus participate in other fun-filled, STEM driven activities. You can at the Soap Box Derby STEM Summer program. This program is Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register and for more information visit our website http://www.soapboxderby.org/education-program/summer-camps.aspx

Summer Cooking Camp - Macon, GA
June 27-30 from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. Registration Ends on June 22nd. Students will be taught the Healthy Hands Cooking program. Our classes will focus on healthy recipes for snacks, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additional content will include kitchen safety skills, nutrition games, fun fitness activities, and more. Students will leave with the skills needed to work confidentially in the kitchen. This program is held for 3 hours a day over 4 days. Cost is $150 and includes a cookbook/workbook. Camp is limited to 10 students.

2016 BACDS Family Dance Camp - Sonora, CA
Join us for six days full of dancing, music, crafts, swimming, games, storytelling, and too much fun…at Foothill Horizons Outdoor School near Sonora, CA. July 3-9, 2016 Check out the website for details: http://www.bacds.org/familyweek/ If you have any questions or wish to be added to our mailing list, please contact us at familyweek@bacds.org. For those who haven’t been before, Family Week often takes some explaining. It’s not a “kids’ camp” or a “sleepaway camp”: it’s for the entire family. We share traditional camp accommodations: several families per bunkhouse, and everyone eats community style. During the morning, kids take classes in community dance, English team dance, and art, while parents are free to come dance, play music, sing, or simply relax. After lunch, families come back together, for swimming, jamming, playing games, and a series of great classes for all. During the week of camp, a community like no other grows, culminating in a demo day when everyone shows each other what we’ve been doing. Every evening, we come together to dance. While the family is the basic unit at camp, it’s pretty loosely defined: traditional parents and kids, aunts and uncles with nieces and nephews, or grandparents with their grandchildren. We encourage campers to bring along their...

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Just Dance WO8 - Camp Whispering Oaks
Come to camp and move your feet. Youll learn different styles of dance, from hip-hop to modern … and maybe even ballet. Wrap up the week with an all-camp performance and a fantastic dance party where youll get to express yourself and show off your new moves. Cookie eligible. 619-610-0821

February Hockey Camp Mite/Squirt - Village Sports, Inc.
Join us for our three day hockey camp for hockey players. Each day players will engage in three ice sessions, including power skating, stick handling and shooting. We will have off ice training as well as knee hockey, dodgeball and floor hockey. 585-381-0090

Session 3N - Under 18 Staff - Voyager graduates only - Camp Butano Creek
Note: Cooks, Directors and Pre-Camp Staff arrive evening of 8/3/2016. Plus Package price also includes a hooded, front-zip sweatshirt and a handy postage-paid stationery/pen set for ease in writing home. 925 216-4146

Piano Camp - VHUMC
Designed for students currently enrolled in piano lessons. The students will meet daily from 9:00 to 1:00. During this fun week they will have experiences including piano ensemble, theory games, music history, and guest artists. 205-769-0144

Coding Camp Ses. I - Ensworth School
Boys & Girls, rising 3rd-5th grades Campers will be introduced to basic programming concepts using age-appropriate software and apps. Campers will learn how to create animations and games and will share them with the group. Previous experience not required, but campers should be comfortable using a computer and/ or a tablet. Director: Terri Schulz 615-383-0661