Summer Camps in Haines, OR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Teens Exploring Identity with Phil Levine (Ages 12-17) - Young People
This class gives students a real opportunity, as artists to explore the topic of identity and Family. The results have been creative and exciting. Students explore topics like family, friends, personal exploration, ethnic and racial origins and many others. They have the chance to visualize old and new themes that inform the viewer and surprised the artists. This is a very special class that promotes communications about self-realization through the visual arts, in a safe and supportive environment. Media will be photography, painting, drawing, collage and construction. Students should bring to materials of interest to them and theme. Museum trips Yale and Peabody. 2035624927 x14
This class gives students a real opportunity, as artists to explore the topic of identity and Family. The results have been creative and exciting. Students explore topics like family, friends, personal exploration, ethnic and racial origins and many others. They have the chance to visualize old and new themes that inform the viewer and surprised the artists. This is a very special class that promotes communications about self-realization through the visual arts, in a safe and supportive environment. Media will be photography, painting, drawing, collage and construction. Students should bring to materials of interest to them and theme. Museum trips Yale and Peabody. 2035624927 x14
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, LaGrande, Oregon
NBC Camps offers Complete Player Basketball Camps
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
29.43 Miles
Address:
, La Grande, Oregon
NBC Camps Eastern Oregon volleyball camps are found at one of the most notable spots in Northeastern Oregon
Activities: Youth Programs
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Haines, OR Summer Camps
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Youth Camp - Leakey, TX
We will be going to Alto Frio camp this summer in Leakey, Texas. Cost is $225 per person. Completed 7th - 12th. Initial non-refundable deposit of $25 is due by March 1, 2015 to ensure your spot. We will be holding our first fundraiser to help offset camp fees on 13th February -- Valentine's Day Banquet...so if you are planning on going to camp, please do your best to work the Banquet. The fundraiser can be used to offset costs for either Alto Frio or Camp Blessing.
Teen STEM Camp - Comstock Park, MI
TEEN STEM CAMP - Campers must have completed 6th - 11th grade (max. 17 years old). We will be leaving The Salvation Army Alma Corps at 1:00 PM.
Blackwatch Teen Adventure: Back into the Night - Burlington, MA
The call goes out as it always does. The Blackwatch must gather. Whatever intrigues and perils await must be endured...for the Nightlands beckon. Pre-registration and costuming required for this interactive adventure. Foam swords provided. For ages 13-19. For more information visit www.guardup.com. $30/person pre-registration (24 hours before event) required at www.guardup.com/waiver or call (781) 270-4800. Late registration on the day of the event will incur an additional $5 fee.
Jr Teen Week 2016 - Pinnacle, NC
A dynamic week of physical and spiritual fun for teen boys and girls ages 13 to 16. Campers are challenged to work together as teams in a week of diverse competitions, as well as outdoor rappelling, rock climbing and ropes courses. Chapel messages challenge teens to identify their beliefs and share their faith with their peers.
CampOUT: Three-Day Youth Leadership Retreat - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Pridelines Youth Services invites you to CampOUT 2016! Come out and learn some amazing things as well as meet a lot of great people. This is a great opportunity to get involved with the community and be a part of something wonderful!!! For CampOUT applications, please email Dylan Howerton at [email protected]
Youth Camp - Leakey, TX
We will be going to Alto Frio camp this summer in Leakey, Texas. Cost is $225 per person. Completed 7th - 12th. Initial non-refundable deposit of $25 is due by March 1, 2015 to ensure your spot. We will be holding our first fundraiser to help offset camp fees on 13th February -- Valentine's Day Banquet...so if you are planning on going to camp, please do your best to work the Banquet. The fundraiser can be used to offset costs for either Alto Frio or Camp Blessing.
Teen STEM Camp - Comstock Park, MI
TEEN STEM CAMP - Campers must have completed 6th - 11th grade (max. 17 years old). We will be leaving The Salvation Army Alma Corps at 1:00 PM.
Blackwatch Teen Adventure: Back into the Night - Burlington, MA
The call goes out as it always does. The Blackwatch must gather. Whatever intrigues and perils await must be endured...for the Nightlands beckon. Pre-registration and costuming required for this interactive adventure. Foam swords provided. For ages 13-19. For more information visit www.guardup.com. $30/person pre-registration (24 hours before event) required at www.guardup.com/waiver or call (781) 270-4800. Late registration on the day of the event will incur an additional $5 fee.
Jr Teen Week 2016 - Pinnacle, NC
A dynamic week of physical and spiritual fun for teen boys and girls ages 13 to 16. Campers are challenged to work together as teams in a week of diverse competitions, as well as outdoor rappelling, rock climbing and ropes courses. Chapel messages challenge teens to identify their beliefs and share their faith with their peers.
CampOUT: Three-Day Youth Leadership Retreat - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Pridelines Youth Services invites you to CampOUT 2016! Come out and learn some amazing things as well as meet a lot of great people. This is a great opportunity to get involved with the community and be a part of something wonderful!!! For CampOUT applications, please email Dylan Howerton at [email protected]
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Week 8 5 Half Days AM Stamford Summer All Sports Camp - Turn of River Middle School
For Boys and Girls ages 4-12. This camp offers a combination of traditional sports games like floor hockey, soccer, basketball, flag football, handball, wiffleball, physical education activities such as tag games, pinball, battleship, virtual space tag, north south, gold rush, capture the football, and various cooperative games. We ask that our full day campers bring a (peanut butter free) snack and lunch and water bottle, and our half day campers bring a peanut butter free snack and water bottle. Children are divided by age into small groups and will participate in developmentally appropriate activities for their groups. Generally the groups contain children of no more than a year apart and we do our best to maintain an 8:1 ratio of campers to coaches and sometimes even 6:1 for our youngest groups. 9AM-12:30 PM Instructors: Peak Performance Sports Camps Staff 203-943-9598
Treasures Across America Week 3 - The Chapel School
Our theme this year is Treasures Across America." Our students will learn about the our great nation by traveling cross country. We will make stops in all 50 states learning about uniqueness and history of each state. In addition to age appropriate literature and arts and craft projects, campers will have an in-house field trip once a week. We will be visited by The Nature of Things, Greenburgh Nature Center, Mad Science, The Maritime Aquarium, Dinosaurs Rock and more! Children also have the opportunity to enjoy plenty of outdoor fun, with water play and games on our secure school playground. The Care Bear Camp will consist of Nine One-Week sessions running from June 13th - August 12th. 9143373202.0
Week 2 - Crazy Characters - Episcopal Day School
Does your camper have a favorite book, movie, video game, or cartoon? We will spend this week exploring all of our favorite characters! 7067331192.0
Benicia Arsenal FC Spring Camp 9-12pm 4-6 year olds - Benicia Community Park
Benicia Arsenal FC will hold a Spring soccer camp for players of all age groups and abilities that will focus upon improving technical soccer skills along with improving overall game understanding in a positive learning environment. Arsenal FCs professional coaching staff will offer expert instruction alongside club Director of Coaching Alex Lobban. 707-688-9585
Arroyo Seco Camp Group B 3rd week Jun 27 - Jul 1 - City of Pasadena
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.The Arroyo Seco Adventure Camp offers opportunities to learn about our local, natural resources in a fun and exciting way. Now in its third year, this innovative camp pairs environmental education with traditional camp activities. Based in Brookside Park with regular activities in the lower Arroyo, this is an outdoor camp. The first week of camp focuses on origins of the Arroyo Seco and the geological events that created this amazing space. Other weeks focus on plants of the Arroyo, local animals and myths, protecting and exploring nature and survival skills. Conservation specialisits lead daily nature walks and instruct on conservation of environmental resources, native plants and local wildlife. Other activities include casting pond fly-fishing, archery, horseback riding, hiking, environmental education lessons, swimming, art and group games. Campers go on a weekly environmental themed field trip. In previous years, trips included kayaking, nature centers and local farms. Staff ratio is 1 to 10. This camp is a great fit for campers ages eight to twelve who are interested in nature and are called to explore different kinds of recreation. Campers are grouped by age,...
Week 8 5 Half Days AM Stamford Summer All Sports Camp - Turn of River Middle School
For Boys and Girls ages 4-12. This camp offers a combination of traditional sports games like floor hockey, soccer, basketball, flag football, handball, wiffleball, physical education activities such as tag games, pinball, battleship, virtual space tag, north south, gold rush, capture the football, and various cooperative games. We ask that our full day campers bring a (peanut butter free) snack and lunch and water bottle, and our half day campers bring a peanut butter free snack and water bottle. Children are divided by age into small groups and will participate in developmentally appropriate activities for their groups. Generally the groups contain children of no more than a year apart and we do our best to maintain an 8:1 ratio of campers to coaches and sometimes even 6:1 for our youngest groups. 9AM-12:30 PM Instructors: Peak Performance Sports Camps Staff 203-943-9598
Treasures Across America Week 3 - The Chapel School
Our theme this year is Treasures Across America." Our students will learn about the our great nation by traveling cross country. We will make stops in all 50 states learning about uniqueness and history of each state. In addition to age appropriate literature and arts and craft projects, campers will have an in-house field trip once a week. We will be visited by The Nature of Things, Greenburgh Nature Center, Mad Science, The Maritime Aquarium, Dinosaurs Rock and more! Children also have the opportunity to enjoy plenty of outdoor fun, with water play and games on our secure school playground. The Care Bear Camp will consist of Nine One-Week sessions running from June 13th - August 12th. 9143373202.0
Week 2 - Crazy Characters - Episcopal Day School
Does your camper have a favorite book, movie, video game, or cartoon? We will spend this week exploring all of our favorite characters! 7067331192.0
Benicia Arsenal FC Spring Camp 9-12pm 4-6 year olds - Benicia Community Park
Benicia Arsenal FC will hold a Spring soccer camp for players of all age groups and abilities that will focus upon improving technical soccer skills along with improving overall game understanding in a positive learning environment. Arsenal FCs professional coaching staff will offer expert instruction alongside club Director of Coaching Alex Lobban. 707-688-9585
Arroyo Seco Camp Group B 3rd week Jun 27 - Jul 1 - City of Pasadena
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.The Arroyo Seco Adventure Camp offers opportunities to learn about our local, natural resources in a fun and exciting way. Now in its third year, this innovative camp pairs environmental education with traditional camp activities. Based in Brookside Park with regular activities in the lower Arroyo, this is an outdoor camp. The first week of camp focuses on origins of the Arroyo Seco and the geological events that created this amazing space. Other weeks focus on plants of the Arroyo, local animals and myths, protecting and exploring nature and survival skills. Conservation specialisits lead daily nature walks and instruct on conservation of environmental resources, native plants and local wildlife. Other activities include casting pond fly-fishing, archery, horseback riding, hiking, environmental education lessons, swimming, art and group games. Campers go on a weekly environmental themed field trip. In previous years, trips included kayaking, nature centers and local farms. Staff ratio is 1 to 10. This camp is a great fit for campers ages eight to twelve who are interested in nature and are called to explore different kinds of recreation. Campers are grouped by age,...