Summer Camps in Graysville, TN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Wade Heisler Basketball Camp - Sport Center
Wade Heisler, Schaumburg High School boys head coach and his players are running this camp. Camp highlights include instruction and supervision, daily game competitions, camp t-shirt and skill sessions designed to improve your game. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION SC Basketball Court #4 at Sport Center SC Basketball Court #2 at Sport Center SC Basketball Court #3 at Sport Center
Wade Heisler, Schaumburg High School boys head coach and his players are running this camp. Camp highlights include instruction and supervision, daily game competitions, camp t-shirt and skill sessions designed to improve your game. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION SC Basketball Court #4 at Sport Center SC Basketball Court #2 at Sport Center SC Basketball Court #3 at Sport Center
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Distance
21.6 Miles
Address:
6311 Bramblewood Dr, Hixson, Tennessee 37343
Camping ministry of Pioneer Clubs in middle southeast. All campers welcome. Low camper to staff ratio. Adult staff.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Distance
23.74 Miles
Address:
, McDonald, Tennessee
BASEcamp at Bachman Academy is a co-ed day and residential camp specializing in academics for students with ADHD
Activities: Arts Camps: Arts and Crafts
Distance
30.49 Miles
Address:
, Chattanooga, Tennessee
This summer
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
John Knox Center
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Distance
33.45 Miles
Address:
591 W Rockwood Ferry Rd, Ten Mile, Tennessee 37880
On the shores of beautiful Walls Bar Lake.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
YMCA Camp Ocoee
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Distance
35.35 Miles
Address:
111 YMCA Dr , Ocoee, Tennessee 37361
YMCA Camp Ocoee excels in providing a quality traditional, overnight camping experience. Ranger camp is the flagship program established by Glen Ellis in 1923....
Activities: Adventure , Archery , Arts and Crafts ,...
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Graysville, TN Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Unique Summer Camps Just For Ages 9-13: Pioneer Camp - Grove, OK
July 18-21, Pioneer Camp, 9:30am-noon, $60 Have you ever wondered how the Pioneers lived long ago? This camp will allow you to experience many of the daily experiences of that time period bringing history to life. Print on a printing press, weave on a loom, learn how a blacksmith creates metal objects, dip candles and play with old-fashioned toys. Explore the items in “Grandmother’s Trunk” and learn how they were used, and cook on the hearth in Har-Ber Village’s Living History Cabin.
ZUMBA Kids Camp - Wasilla, AK
A 6-week ZUMBA Kids Camp with Nikki and Bronwen starts Saturday January 16 at The Alaska Club in Wasilla!!! It's the ultimate kids fitness event. Saturdays Jan 16 - Feb 20 10:30-11:30am $45 members / $60 non-members Ages 5-12 years Register at The Alaska Club Be active and jam out with kid-friendly Zumba® music and choreography. It's not just like the grown up version...we break down the steps and add games and other fun activities. We want to help your kids consider fitness as a natural part of their lives by making it FUN. Kids will have a chance to show off what they've accomplished at a final "recital" on the last day of camp.
Youth Horse Camp - Ironton, OH
3 days 2 nights of horse chaos. 25 kids from ages 5-19, we do everything from the ground up. They will go over tack and functions, safety, ground manners, basic riding to advanced depending on skill levels. Students will be asked to step outside their comfort zone and try other disciplines. There will be games, and the occasional water fight. We camp in tents, cook out, and just have a good time. 100 per camper.
Sports Camp 2017 - Leesburg, VA
We are happy to announce that Sports Camp 2017 will be returning! We are partnering with the UW Ministry Team again! July 17-21; 9am-12:30pm Ages and place TBD! Mark your calendars now and spread THE WORD!!! More details coming in January.
Spring Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SPRING TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins February 4th-May 6th 2017 Saturdays 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM Flexible schedules Monday-Friday EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 [email protected] For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
Unique Summer Camps Just For Ages 9-13: Pioneer Camp - Grove, OK
July 18-21, Pioneer Camp, 9:30am-noon, $60 Have you ever wondered how the Pioneers lived long ago? This camp will allow you to experience many of the daily experiences of that time period bringing history to life. Print on a printing press, weave on a loom, learn how a blacksmith creates metal objects, dip candles and play with old-fashioned toys. Explore the items in “Grandmother’s Trunk” and learn how they were used, and cook on the hearth in Har-Ber Village’s Living History Cabin.
ZUMBA Kids Camp - Wasilla, AK
A 6-week ZUMBA Kids Camp with Nikki and Bronwen starts Saturday January 16 at The Alaska Club in Wasilla!!! It's the ultimate kids fitness event. Saturdays Jan 16 - Feb 20 10:30-11:30am $45 members / $60 non-members Ages 5-12 years Register at The Alaska Club Be active and jam out with kid-friendly Zumba® music and choreography. It's not just like the grown up version...we break down the steps and add games and other fun activities. We want to help your kids consider fitness as a natural part of their lives by making it FUN. Kids will have a chance to show off what they've accomplished at a final "recital" on the last day of camp.
Youth Horse Camp - Ironton, OH
3 days 2 nights of horse chaos. 25 kids from ages 5-19, we do everything from the ground up. They will go over tack and functions, safety, ground manners, basic riding to advanced depending on skill levels. Students will be asked to step outside their comfort zone and try other disciplines. There will be games, and the occasional water fight. We camp in tents, cook out, and just have a good time. 100 per camper.
Sports Camp 2017 - Leesburg, VA
We are happy to announce that Sports Camp 2017 will be returning! We are partnering with the UW Ministry Team again! July 17-21; 9am-12:30pm Ages and place TBD! Mark your calendars now and spread THE WORD!!! More details coming in January.
Spring Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SPRING TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins February 4th-May 6th 2017 Saturdays 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM Flexible schedules Monday-Friday EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 [email protected] For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Robot Builder - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Campers will learn about the Science of Robotics with historical information, discoveries and advances in robot technology. Newtons Laws will be emphasized all week and each camper will receive three robot kits to work on. Campers will be able to take home their remote controlled robots! This year, Terrific Scientific will be featuring our 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot kit and our 14-1 Solar Robot. In addition to these projects, campers will learn how to solder with our space alarm-soldering project. Learning the skills of wiring, gear building, and soldering will allow campers to go on to more sophisticated robot creations. The 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot is a multi-function tracked mobile robotic kit. Utilize different track modules and make your robot transform into 3 amazing variations: the forklift, rover, and gripper. Using the wired controller, command the robot to move forward, backward, turn, grip and lift. The 14-1 Educational Solar Robot Kit is an innovative solar powered science kit that can transform into 14 different robot modes. With renewable energy sources having such an important role in our world, there is no better time to start children on the path to learning basic concepts behind these technologies. 805-570-1988
Week 9 PM - Hartley Adventures - NESS
Prerequisite: Hartley Level 2 or equivalent learn to sail class Lets go Sailing....Grab a partner or sail solo in this exciting class designed to get kids on the water as quickly as possible. This class is the perfect opportunity for students who know how to sail, who want to get out there, to simply go sailing. Students are introduced to more advanced sailing techniques, basic navigation and will work on improving their overall comfort with sailing around Stonington Harbor and Fishers Island Sound. Hartley 12s will be the primary boats for this class. Students may also be introduced to sailing 420s and Sonars as part of the class. 860-535-9362
Dont Try This (9-12) - Peninsula Fine Arts Center
Dont try this at home: the sequel! If you missed it last year, dont make the same mistake twice! This fun, mess-filled camp is making a comeback with more ooey-gooey, messy fun! Join in as we suds things up with wet-felting, get down and dirty in clay or turn up the psychedelic vibes with some tie-dye! Campers should bring lunch, drinks and two snacks (due to allergies, please make sure all food is peanut free) PFACs camps are led by one teaching artist per 12-15 students with assistance from Camp Counselors. If youre child may need additional assistance beyond what a teaching artist could provide, please let us know. Parents are always invited to stay in the classroom. 757-596-8175
1st - 2nd Grade Mini Camp - Burnamwood Camp
A chance for our younger campers to come out for a short week to see what Burnamwood is all about. Campers will experience fun activities like Capture the Flag, campfires with SMORES, Bible Study and small group time, silly camp songs, crafts, and so much more. Camp begins 4 p.m. Sunday and ends 5 p.m. Tuesday. 859-494-9113
Night Owls WIN2 - Camp Winacka
Stay up late for night hikes, evening swims and stargazing. Venture out while the rest of the camp slumbers. Sleep in, then join the daytime camp activities. Youll work toward the Night Owl badge. Rustic cabin accommodations. Cookie eligible. 619-610-0821
Robot Builder - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Campers will learn about the Science of Robotics with historical information, discoveries and advances in robot technology. Newtons Laws will be emphasized all week and each camper will receive three robot kits to work on. Campers will be able to take home their remote controlled robots! This year, Terrific Scientific will be featuring our 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot kit and our 14-1 Solar Robot. In addition to these projects, campers will learn how to solder with our space alarm-soldering project. Learning the skills of wiring, gear building, and soldering will allow campers to go on to more sophisticated robot creations. The 3-in-1 All Terrain Robot is a multi-function tracked mobile robotic kit. Utilize different track modules and make your robot transform into 3 amazing variations: the forklift, rover, and gripper. Using the wired controller, command the robot to move forward, backward, turn, grip and lift. The 14-1 Educational Solar Robot Kit is an innovative solar powered science kit that can transform into 14 different robot modes. With renewable energy sources having such an important role in our world, there is no better time to start children on the path to learning basic concepts behind these technologies. 805-570-1988
Week 9 PM - Hartley Adventures - NESS
Prerequisite: Hartley Level 2 or equivalent learn to sail class Lets go Sailing....Grab a partner or sail solo in this exciting class designed to get kids on the water as quickly as possible. This class is the perfect opportunity for students who know how to sail, who want to get out there, to simply go sailing. Students are introduced to more advanced sailing techniques, basic navigation and will work on improving their overall comfort with sailing around Stonington Harbor and Fishers Island Sound. Hartley 12s will be the primary boats for this class. Students may also be introduced to sailing 420s and Sonars as part of the class. 860-535-9362
Dont Try This (9-12) - Peninsula Fine Arts Center
Dont try this at home: the sequel! If you missed it last year, dont make the same mistake twice! This fun, mess-filled camp is making a comeback with more ooey-gooey, messy fun! Join in as we suds things up with wet-felting, get down and dirty in clay or turn up the psychedelic vibes with some tie-dye! Campers should bring lunch, drinks and two snacks (due to allergies, please make sure all food is peanut free) PFACs camps are led by one teaching artist per 12-15 students with assistance from Camp Counselors. If youre child may need additional assistance beyond what a teaching artist could provide, please let us know. Parents are always invited to stay in the classroom. 757-596-8175
1st - 2nd Grade Mini Camp - Burnamwood Camp
A chance for our younger campers to come out for a short week to see what Burnamwood is all about. Campers will experience fun activities like Capture the Flag, campfires with SMORES, Bible Study and small group time, silly camp songs, crafts, and so much more. Camp begins 4 p.m. Sunday and ends 5 p.m. Tuesday. 859-494-9113
Night Owls WIN2 - Camp Winacka
Stay up late for night hikes, evening swims and stargazing. Venture out while the rest of the camp slumbers. Sleep in, then join the daytime camp activities. Youll work toward the Night Owl badge. Rustic cabin accommodations. Cookie eligible. 619-610-0821