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Summer Camps in Harrah, OK
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Theater 5 - Just Improvise! - Artists Exchange
Learn the ancient art of clowning around. In this silly week of camp, we pull out all the stops to put on a comedy show- with all the cues provided by the audience. We still use props and costumes, but we make the show up on the spot. 401-490-9475
Learn the ancient art of clowning around. In this silly week of camp, we pull out all the stops to put on a comedy show- with all the cues provided by the audience. We still use props and costumes, but we make the show up on the spot. 401-490-9475
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Camp E-Ko-Wah
Hot
Distance
19.54 Miles
Address:
121 NE 50th St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
Girl Scout program in camp. Non-scouts welcome
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Backpacking, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training...
Distance
19.54 Miles
Address:
121 NE 50th St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
19.89 Miles
Address:
, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
PGC provides an intense
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
20.13 Miles
Address:
420 W Main St Ste 310, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Drama, Drawing/Painting, Nature/Environmental Studies, Performing...
Sellers Camp
Hot
Distance
20.13 Miles
Address:
420 W Main St Ste 310, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Ceramics/Pottery, Computer, Drama, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips,...
Southern Oaks
Hot
Distance
20.13 Miles
Address:
420 W Main St Ste 310, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Ceramics/Pottery, Drama, Field Trips, Golf, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Distance
22.22 Miles
Address:
Capt Burl LaBatte, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73157
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Music, Performing Arts, Religious...
Camp Hoblitzelle
Hot
Distance
22.22 Miles
Address:
Capt Burl LaBatte, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73157
Our goal is to provide quality services and clean facilities in a Christian setting, and to furnish opportunities for fun, fellowship, and adventure....
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Music, Performing...
Distance
24.1 Miles
Address:
, Norman, Oklahoma
The Nike Swim Camp at the University of Oklahoma is designed to help competitive swimmers improve their stroke technique so they can compete at...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
24.39 Miles
Address:
PO Box 370, Norman, Oklahoma 73070
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Counselor Training (CIT), Field Trips, Team Field...
Distance
25.78 Miles
Address:
1 Twin Cedar Ln, Guthrie, Oklahoma 73044
This is a year-round camp, conference and retreat center set on 300 acres of Oklahoma woodlands and prairie. We are centrally located just 2...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Counselor Training (CIT), Fishing,...
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Harrah, OK Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Building E-S.T.E.A.M. Partnership Presents...Teen Tech Week: Coding Bo
Gearing up for Georgia S.T.E.M. Day on May 6, we have partnered with the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System to co-host a bootcamp where teens will participate in a week long series of hands-on technology exercises. Topics wiill include: - website design - coding - dgital storytelling - researching - social media and more! Ages: Tweens & Teens daily classes begin at 4:30pm. Advanced Registation is required.
Fall Barrel Bash - Stonewall, OK
For pre registration please call Regina at 405-221-7647. There will be exhibitions. The ground crew will be 3 Crosses. There wil be 1/2 split . There is a $5 arena fee for all contestants and there is a youth division. Friday exhibitions will start at 5pm and go for 2 hours. Saturday exhibitions will start at 11 am and go for 3 hours. The race will start at 2pm. There will also be a $20 entry fee for the youth group. $50 entry fee each night with 80% payback. $5 exhibitions or 5 for $20 5D competition $1000 added money each night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MDA "Send a Kid to Camp" Car Show - Sumter, SC
EVENT will feature: Car Show, Car Wash, Silent Auction, 50 / 50 Raffle, Dunk Tank ... MORE Last year, ERA Wilder sent 3 Kids to Camp. This year, our goal is to send 4 Kids to Camp!
Kid's Day Off Camp / Drop N' Shop - Frederick, MD
Whether it's one day or a whole week, Camp Pump It Up is where it's at! Discover, explore, invent, and imagine! These themed camps are high-energy, fast-paced and just plain fun for kids. Kid's will spend part of the day playing on our gigantic inflatables and party of the day making new friends during interactive play, crafts, and hands-on activities. Camps are usually held on FCPS days off. Check our events calendar for camp dates. One Day 9 am - 4 pm........$45 Half Day 9 am - 1 pm OR 1 pm - 4 pm.......$25 Full Week........$185
11th Hour Gospel Group @ Harmony Baptist Teen Camp in Collinston, LA -
Lineup: ----------------- 11th Hour Gospel Group http://bnds. in/1iv6YGA Find Local Concerts: http://bnds.in/jlStT0
Building E-S.T.E.A.M. Partnership Presents...Teen Tech Week: Coding Bo
Gearing up for Georgia S.T.E.M. Day on May 6, we have partnered with the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System to co-host a bootcamp where teens will participate in a week long series of hands-on technology exercises. Topics wiill include: - website design - coding - dgital storytelling - researching - social media and more! Ages: Tweens & Teens daily classes begin at 4:30pm. Advanced Registation is required.
Fall Barrel Bash - Stonewall, OK
For pre registration please call Regina at 405-221-7647. There will be exhibitions. The ground crew will be 3 Crosses. There wil be 1/2 split . There is a $5 arena fee for all contestants and there is a youth division. Friday exhibitions will start at 5pm and go for 2 hours. Saturday exhibitions will start at 11 am and go for 3 hours. The race will start at 2pm. There will also be a $20 entry fee for the youth group. $50 entry fee each night with 80% payback. $5 exhibitions or 5 for $20 5D competition $1000 added money each night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MDA "Send a Kid to Camp" Car Show - Sumter, SC
EVENT will feature: Car Show, Car Wash, Silent Auction, 50 / 50 Raffle, Dunk Tank ... MORE Last year, ERA Wilder sent 3 Kids to Camp. This year, our goal is to send 4 Kids to Camp!
Kid's Day Off Camp / Drop N' Shop - Frederick, MD
Whether it's one day or a whole week, Camp Pump It Up is where it's at! Discover, explore, invent, and imagine! These themed camps are high-energy, fast-paced and just plain fun for kids. Kid's will spend part of the day playing on our gigantic inflatables and party of the day making new friends during interactive play, crafts, and hands-on activities. Camps are usually held on FCPS days off. Check our events calendar for camp dates. One Day 9 am - 4 pm........$45 Half Day 9 am - 1 pm OR 1 pm - 4 pm.......$25 Full Week........$185
11th Hour Gospel Group @ Harmony Baptist Teen Camp in Collinston, LA -
Lineup: ----------------- 11th Hour Gospel Group http://bnds. in/1iv6YGA Find Local Concerts: http://bnds.in/jlStT0
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Rip City Basketball Camp Sess. I & 2 - NHTI, Concords Community College
Campers wishing to sign up for Sessions I & II can do so with this registration process. Session I: Day session from 8:30 am-3:30 pm Session II: Night session from 4 pm-8 pm (only 4 nights--no Friday night camp Boys and girls in grades 4-11 Every camper will take a short break between the end of the Day Session (3:30) and the start of the night session (4:00 PM) to rehydrate, have some snacks and get refreshed before transitioning to the night session. Campers coming for the whole day should bring snacks/lunch/drinks...bring a ball or purchase a camp ball from our camp store....come ready to play. Session I (days) is different from the night session. Session I offers a traditional style camp with regular teams and games. Session II offers skill work with multiple types of team games and contests. 603-340-1719
Basketball - Falcon Boys Hoop Camp - RSU5 Recreation and Community Education
There is more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. This is a great opportunity for young male players to work closely with some of the high school varsity players and coaches. Players should bring a lunch, snacks and water bottle. PROGRAM SUB-CATEGORY Summer Camps GRADES 3rd - 8th LOCATION FMS Gym & Outside Courts INSTRUCTOR Bill Ridge
2016 Summer Camp Session 1 - Alex Box Stadium
Goals of the Camp: 1) to give young baseball players the experience of a lifetime in a $50+ million stadium on LSUs beautiful campus in a fun, safe, positive, and action-packed atmosphere 2) to learn tips that will help advance their baseball development from our outstanding veteran staff of coaches 3) to develop their skills in all aspects of the game through repetition, both through playing instructional games and by doing drills Skills Covered: Hitting, Position specific Fundamentals, throwing, base running, bunting, sliding Instructional Games: Campers will play one instructional game in the morning and one in the afternoon (lasting roughly 45 minutes- 1 hour) Format (with some flexibility) Morning Sessions (9am-Noon) will include one instructional game and two skill sessions Lunch (Noon-1:00pm) which will be provided, will offer the opportunity to eat lunch and relax Afternoon Sessions (1:00-4:00pm) will include an additional instructional game and two skill sessions Coaching Staff LSU Coaching staff members, other college coaches, high school coaches, club coaches, LSU players, other college player, former players looking to get into Additional FAQs *Campers will be separated by age and skill level, and we will make sure that all teammate requests are met. *All campers will receive... 225-578-4150
Archery - Wayzata Campus
Campers will learn and advance their skills in shooting, standing, drawing and releasing. Concentration, slow steady breaths, release and safety are overarching themes, and Blake fourth grade teacher Don Quinn offers 30 years of archery experience. Archery camp hits the bullseye with both parents and kids! 952-988-3463
Sense-sational Science - The Miami Valley School
This camp is oozing with experiments and exploding with science. Put on your lab coat and get your hands dirty making slime of all kinds and crazy concoctions in this fun camp. Explore your natural curiosity and expand your scientific mind as we experiment, investigate, and discover in this hand-on science camp. 9374344444 x301
Rip City Basketball Camp Sess. I & 2 - NHTI, Concords Community College
Campers wishing to sign up for Sessions I & II can do so with this registration process. Session I: Day session from 8:30 am-3:30 pm Session II: Night session from 4 pm-8 pm (only 4 nights--no Friday night camp Boys and girls in grades 4-11 Every camper will take a short break between the end of the Day Session (3:30) and the start of the night session (4:00 PM) to rehydrate, have some snacks and get refreshed before transitioning to the night session. Campers coming for the whole day should bring snacks/lunch/drinks...bring a ball or purchase a camp ball from our camp store....come ready to play. Session I (days) is different from the night session. Session I offers a traditional style camp with regular teams and games. Session II offers skill work with multiple types of team games and contests. 603-340-1719
Basketball - Falcon Boys Hoop Camp - RSU5 Recreation and Community Education
There is more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts and fundamentals through fun and effective drills and games. This is a great opportunity for young male players to work closely with some of the high school varsity players and coaches. Players should bring a lunch, snacks and water bottle. PROGRAM SUB-CATEGORY Summer Camps GRADES 3rd - 8th LOCATION FMS Gym & Outside Courts INSTRUCTOR Bill Ridge
2016 Summer Camp Session 1 - Alex Box Stadium
Goals of the Camp: 1) to give young baseball players the experience of a lifetime in a $50+ million stadium on LSUs beautiful campus in a fun, safe, positive, and action-packed atmosphere 2) to learn tips that will help advance their baseball development from our outstanding veteran staff of coaches 3) to develop their skills in all aspects of the game through repetition, both through playing instructional games and by doing drills Skills Covered: Hitting, Position specific Fundamentals, throwing, base running, bunting, sliding Instructional Games: Campers will play one instructional game in the morning and one in the afternoon (lasting roughly 45 minutes- 1 hour) Format (with some flexibility) Morning Sessions (9am-Noon) will include one instructional game and two skill sessions Lunch (Noon-1:00pm) which will be provided, will offer the opportunity to eat lunch and relax Afternoon Sessions (1:00-4:00pm) will include an additional instructional game and two skill sessions Coaching Staff LSU Coaching staff members, other college coaches, high school coaches, club coaches, LSU players, other college player, former players looking to get into Additional FAQs *Campers will be separated by age and skill level, and we will make sure that all teammate requests are met. *All campers will receive... 225-578-4150
Archery - Wayzata Campus
Campers will learn and advance their skills in shooting, standing, drawing and releasing. Concentration, slow steady breaths, release and safety are overarching themes, and Blake fourth grade teacher Don Quinn offers 30 years of archery experience. Archery camp hits the bullseye with both parents and kids! 952-988-3463
Sense-sational Science - The Miami Valley School
This camp is oozing with experiments and exploding with science. Put on your lab coat and get your hands dirty making slime of all kinds and crazy concoctions in this fun camp. Explore your natural curiosity and expand your scientific mind as we experiment, investigate, and discover in this hand-on science camp. 9374344444 x301