Summer Camps in Horseshoe Bend, AR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: The Road to Rio Gymnastics Camp-I - St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School
Session I For rising JK-4th grade students Dont miss your Road to Rio! It starts at our incredibly fun and challenging camp. Introduce your All-American Girl or Iron Man to the spirit of gymnastics! All-American Girl instruction will focus on vault, bars, balance beam, floor exercise and mini-trampoline. We will encourage the "grace" behind the sport and will incorporate turns, leaps, jumps and elements of the sport of Rhythmic Gymnastics along with tumbling and mini-trampoline. In our "Iron Men" tumbling program, the boys will be grouped by age and introduced to the basics of tumbling acrobatics such as rolls, cartwheels, handstands, handsprings, jumps and safety falls, in addition to mini trampoline fundamentals. For the older boys we offer acro-slam activities such as dunking balls by jumping off the mini-tramp. To round out this program, we will encourage the girls and boys to challenge their strength, flexibility, & coordination through fun, age appropriate gymnastics, challenges, and activities. Begin here & join the Road to Rio for 2016 Olympic Year! Daily Olympic games and relays played with prizes and end- of-camp participation medals will be included. Olympics show-off will be on Friday the last 30 minutes of camp. Instructors: Gymstars Gymnastics 901-435-5843
Session I For rising JK-4th grade students Dont miss your Road to Rio! It starts at our incredibly fun and challenging camp. Introduce your All-American Girl or Iron Man to the spirit of gymnastics! All-American Girl instruction will focus on vault, bars, balance beam, floor exercise and mini-trampoline. We will encourage the "grace" behind the sport and will incorporate turns, leaps, jumps and elements of the sport of Rhythmic Gymnastics along with tumbling and mini-trampoline. In our "Iron Men" tumbling program, the boys will be grouped by age and introduced to the basics of tumbling acrobatics such as rolls, cartwheels, handstands, handsprings, jumps and safety falls, in addition to mini trampoline fundamentals. For the older boys we offer acro-slam activities such as dunking balls by jumping off the mini-tramp. To round out this program, we will encourage the girls and boys to challenge their strength, flexibility, & coordination through fun, age appropriate gymnastics, challenges, and activities. Begin here & join the Road to Rio for 2016 Olympic Year! Daily Olympic games and relays played with prizes and end- of-camp participation medals will be included. Olympics show-off will be on Friday the last 30 minutes of camp. Instructors: Gymstars Gymnastics 901-435-5843
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Camp Bear Track
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Distance
44.62 Miles
Address:
295 Prim Rd, Drasco, Arkansas 72530
Teaching Christian values, Camp Bear Track is a place of individual achievement, adventure, fun, fellowship and friends.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Camp Bear Trap
Hot
Distance
44.62 Miles
Address:
295 Prim Rd, Drasco, Arkansas 72530
a 77 camp for girls and boys ages 7-15, is located on 200 acres in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. To campers, Camp is...
Activities: Arts And Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
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Horseshoe Bend, AR Summer Camps
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Teen&Tween Summer Camp Series - Flemington, NJ
The Purpose of this yoga series is to introduce teens and tweens to the practice of yoga while incorporating "mat chats" to process feelings, thoughts,and reactions to daily challenges they may face. The series is broken down for tweens and teens. Tweens ages 10-12: Aug 8th at 12:15pm to 1:15pm Teens ages 13-17: Aug 8th from 1:30pm to 3pm This series will be on both Mon and Wed with the last class held on Aug 24th.
EMA Kid's Summer Camp - Hackettstown, NJ
EMA's Annual Kid's Martial Arts Summer Camp! Weeks of; July 11-15th July 25-29th August 8-12 Monday through Friday 9am-3pm The Wednesday Camp of each week will be devoted to KIDNAPPING PREVENTION, PERSONAL SAFETY AND AWARENESS drills and exercises.- These days will be open to all kids ages 4 & up for $50 per day ( if not already registered in camp). Early Drop Off, Late Pickup available $10 per half hour per child $199 Per Week- if registered after 5/31/16 or $50 per day if not attending entire week. 10% Sibling Discount 10% Multiple Week Discount $50 Registration due per week ASAP to hold spot. Please contact Sifu Dave @ 908-850-6009 or via email - [email protected]
Summer Camp Hype Night - Hudsonville, MI
Save your green by signing-up for camp, and getting details about fundraisers and scholarships. All WyldLife, Young Life, and YoungLives students are welcome to come with parents/guardian to find out everything you need to know about summer camp. Bonus: if students come with a parent/guardian and have already signed-up or sign-up at the event, they will receive $50 off their camp trip!
Campus Life Alumni | Come Home for Christmas - Alma, MI
For almost 3 decades YFC and Campus Life have been a safe haven for 1000’s of middle and high school students. From weekly meetings, amazing volunteers, Mr. Happy Band, JV Dares, small groups, Florida Breakaway, JV Camp, Winter Weekend, DCLA, Colorado Challenge, pig scrambles and a good game of seek and destroy, there hasn’t been a dull moment. This holiday season we are inviting our Campus Life Alumni to Come Home For Christmas. On Thursday December 17th we invite you to join us from 7pm-9pm for a Campus Life Alumni open house. This is a great opportunity to see how the building has changed, share Campus Life memories, and hear how Campus Life is still giving life to so many kid’s stories. So come on out, enjoy some good eats, a warm cup of coffee, and share your Campus Life story. Please consider this your official invite. Simply indicate that you plan to attend. We look forward to seeing you.
Crafty Kid Holiday Camp with Ms. Sherry - Chapel Hill, NC
Nothing can warm ones heart more than homemade gift. At CKHC your child will be creating holiday gifts to share with their love ones and friends. On Friday, your child will bring home 4 to 8 wrapped homemade gifts for the holidays. For more inforation or to registar go to: http://woodsfwswonders.com/index.htm
Teen&Tween Summer Camp Series - Flemington, NJ
The Purpose of this yoga series is to introduce teens and tweens to the practice of yoga while incorporating "mat chats" to process feelings, thoughts,and reactions to daily challenges they may face. The series is broken down for tweens and teens. Tweens ages 10-12: Aug 8th at 12:15pm to 1:15pm Teens ages 13-17: Aug 8th from 1:30pm to 3pm This series will be on both Mon and Wed with the last class held on Aug 24th.
EMA Kid's Summer Camp - Hackettstown, NJ
EMA's Annual Kid's Martial Arts Summer Camp! Weeks of; July 11-15th July 25-29th August 8-12 Monday through Friday 9am-3pm The Wednesday Camp of each week will be devoted to KIDNAPPING PREVENTION, PERSONAL SAFETY AND AWARENESS drills and exercises.- These days will be open to all kids ages 4 & up for $50 per day ( if not already registered in camp). Early Drop Off, Late Pickup available $10 per half hour per child $199 Per Week- if registered after 5/31/16 or $50 per day if not attending entire week. 10% Sibling Discount 10% Multiple Week Discount $50 Registration due per week ASAP to hold spot. Please contact Sifu Dave @ 908-850-6009 or via email - [email protected]
Summer Camp Hype Night - Hudsonville, MI
Save your green by signing-up for camp, and getting details about fundraisers and scholarships. All WyldLife, Young Life, and YoungLives students are welcome to come with parents/guardian to find out everything you need to know about summer camp. Bonus: if students come with a parent/guardian and have already signed-up or sign-up at the event, they will receive $50 off their camp trip!
Campus Life Alumni | Come Home for Christmas - Alma, MI
For almost 3 decades YFC and Campus Life have been a safe haven for 1000’s of middle and high school students. From weekly meetings, amazing volunteers, Mr. Happy Band, JV Dares, small groups, Florida Breakaway, JV Camp, Winter Weekend, DCLA, Colorado Challenge, pig scrambles and a good game of seek and destroy, there hasn’t been a dull moment. This holiday season we are inviting our Campus Life Alumni to Come Home For Christmas. On Thursday December 17th we invite you to join us from 7pm-9pm for a Campus Life Alumni open house. This is a great opportunity to see how the building has changed, share Campus Life memories, and hear how Campus Life is still giving life to so many kid’s stories. So come on out, enjoy some good eats, a warm cup of coffee, and share your Campus Life story. Please consider this your official invite. Simply indicate that you plan to attend. We look forward to seeing you.
Crafty Kid Holiday Camp with Ms. Sherry - Chapel Hill, NC
Nothing can warm ones heart more than homemade gift. At CKHC your child will be creating holiday gifts to share with their love ones and friends. On Friday, your child will bring home 4 to 8 wrapped homemade gifts for the holidays. For more inforation or to registar go to: http://woodsfwswonders.com/index.htm
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Craig Ranch Sports Camp Week 1 - Cooper Fitness Center at Craig Ranch
This camp is a joint venture between Cooper Fitness Center at Craig Ranch and the TPC at Craig Ranch. Brad Ott will utilize his 20+ years of golf training experience to teach children ages 7-16 the basics of golf. Fundamental learning will focus on full-swing (wedges, irons, and woods) and short game (putting, chipping, pitching, and bunker play). Campers will then move on to tennis under the guidance of Head Tennis Pro, Andrew Kaikai and his assistant. This class will lead players in drills to help their general strokes. This class is designed to introduce beginners to the game and improve playing ability through drills, activities, and fun games. After lunch, the campers will jump in Coopers Olympic-sized pool under the direction of Head Swim Pro, Patrick Kennedy and Swim Coach, Mike Howes. This class will serve as an introduction to teach your child the fundamentals or swimming through drills, activities, and fun games. Campers will end the day by participating in agility drills and sports/fitness based games led by one of Cooper Fitness Centers Exercise Specialist. 2143831030.0
04 Summer Fun Camp 4 Ages 5-12 - Middle School
Camp will meet from Noon-5:30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and at 7:00-5:30pm on Friday. Activities will include: arts and crafts, passive games,educational games, group activity games, sports, strength and conditioning, rhythms, and free play. There will be swimming from 4:00-5:00pm in the Middle School pool. Activities will be geared for children 5-12 years of age. Bring a snack, swim suit and towel. Campers should report to the HS cafeteria and enter door #29 on days that camp starts at Noon. Campers will be escorted to the MS Gym after lunch by camp counselors. When camp begins at 7:00 am campers should report to the Middle School Gym and enter through door #36. In order to register for this activity, you must first click to open the participation waiver and then place your initials in the left box to confirm that you read and agree. You must also read the Parent/ Athlete concussion agreement in the text and check the box underneath to provide confirmation that you have read, understand and agree to the new concussion information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parent/Guardian must initial for anyone under 18 years old. Permission is granted for my son/daughter to participate in...
Camping Cuisine - DC8 - Balboa Campus
For the girl who loves to help out in the kitchen: Prepare loads of new dishes and put together a cookbook. Make your own lunch one day, and create a wide variety of snacks, appetizers and desserts the rest of the week. Learn nutritional values and table settings as you work on the Cook badge for your age level. Bon appétit! Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Spring into Fun Camp - Sandpiper Community Center
Spring Break is only five days long, so lets make the most if it by having fun in as many ways possible! Spend the week with us as we dabble in a little bit of everything. Well participate in awesome team competitions, put on our chef hats and whip up some delicious treats, and find our inner artist with some creative crafts! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morning snack provided, campers should bring daily lunch. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION SCC Multi-Purpose Room at Sandpiper Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,
Study Skills: Smart but Scattered - Seattle Preparatory School
What does a successful student look like? This course focuses on the traits and in particular the skills that help make a student successful at Seattle Prep. Over the course of three weeks, the emphasis will be on gaining organizational skills, time management, successful testing strategies, reading comprehension and retention, answering questions with clarity and self-advocacy training. Taught by Mr. Craig Arthur. Smart but Scattered is open to students who will be a freshman or sophomore at Seattle Prep in the 2016-2017 school year. 2063240400.0
Craig Ranch Sports Camp Week 1 - Cooper Fitness Center at Craig Ranch
This camp is a joint venture between Cooper Fitness Center at Craig Ranch and the TPC at Craig Ranch. Brad Ott will utilize his 20+ years of golf training experience to teach children ages 7-16 the basics of golf. Fundamental learning will focus on full-swing (wedges, irons, and woods) and short game (putting, chipping, pitching, and bunker play). Campers will then move on to tennis under the guidance of Head Tennis Pro, Andrew Kaikai and his assistant. This class will lead players in drills to help their general strokes. This class is designed to introduce beginners to the game and improve playing ability through drills, activities, and fun games. After lunch, the campers will jump in Coopers Olympic-sized pool under the direction of Head Swim Pro, Patrick Kennedy and Swim Coach, Mike Howes. This class will serve as an introduction to teach your child the fundamentals or swimming through drills, activities, and fun games. Campers will end the day by participating in agility drills and sports/fitness based games led by one of Cooper Fitness Centers Exercise Specialist. 2143831030.0
04 Summer Fun Camp 4 Ages 5-12 - Middle School
Camp will meet from Noon-5:30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and at 7:00-5:30pm on Friday. Activities will include: arts and crafts, passive games,educational games, group activity games, sports, strength and conditioning, rhythms, and free play. There will be swimming from 4:00-5:00pm in the Middle School pool. Activities will be geared for children 5-12 years of age. Bring a snack, swim suit and towel. Campers should report to the HS cafeteria and enter door #29 on days that camp starts at Noon. Campers will be escorted to the MS Gym after lunch by camp counselors. When camp begins at 7:00 am campers should report to the Middle School Gym and enter through door #36. In order to register for this activity, you must first click to open the participation waiver and then place your initials in the left box to confirm that you read and agree. You must also read the Parent/ Athlete concussion agreement in the text and check the box underneath to provide confirmation that you have read, understand and agree to the new concussion information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parent/Guardian must initial for anyone under 18 years old. Permission is granted for my son/daughter to participate in...
Camping Cuisine - DC8 - Balboa Campus
For the girl who loves to help out in the kitchen: Prepare loads of new dishes and put together a cookbook. Make your own lunch one day, and create a wide variety of snacks, appetizers and desserts the rest of the week. Learn nutritional values and table settings as you work on the Cook badge for your age level. Bon appétit! Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Spring into Fun Camp - Sandpiper Community Center
Spring Break is only five days long, so lets make the most if it by having fun in as many ways possible! Spend the week with us as we dabble in a little bit of everything. Well participate in awesome team competitions, put on our chef hats and whip up some delicious treats, and find our inner artist with some creative crafts! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morning snack provided, campers should bring daily lunch. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION SCC Multi-Purpose Room at Sandpiper Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,
Study Skills: Smart but Scattered - Seattle Preparatory School
What does a successful student look like? This course focuses on the traits and in particular the skills that help make a student successful at Seattle Prep. Over the course of three weeks, the emphasis will be on gaining organizational skills, time management, successful testing strategies, reading comprehension and retention, answering questions with clarity and self-advocacy training. Taught by Mr. Craig Arthur. Smart but Scattered is open to students who will be a freshman or sophomore at Seattle Prep in the 2016-2017 school year. 2063240400.0