Summer Camps in Hoytville, OH
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Self-defence Class - Self Defense - St. Paul Gym
Awareness, avoidance, and physical techniques are all key features of self-defense training. This camp for both girls and boys will focus on concepts and techniques that are practical, simple and applicable to todays world. Discussion on potential threats and negative situations will be included along with tips for avoiding danger and physical practice for self-protection. Our experienced instructor will facilitate the building of a safe, fun learning environment in this invaluable camp! All registrants agree to the policies and procedures of Youth Programs, including change fees, cancellation fees, deadlines, and other details found in the program materials and parent handbook. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION St Paul Gym
Awareness, avoidance, and physical techniques are all key features of self-defense training. This camp for both girls and boys will focus on concepts and techniques that are practical, simple and applicable to todays world. Discussion on potential threats and negative situations will be included along with tips for avoiding danger and physical practice for self-protection. Our experienced instructor will facilitate the building of a safe, fun learning environment in this invaluable camp! All registrants agree to the policies and procedures of Youth Programs, including change fees, cancellation fees, deadlines, and other details found in the program materials and parent handbook. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION St Paul Gym
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Camp Glen
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Distance
12.66 Miles
Address:
305 W Hardin St, Findlay, Ohio 45840
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Field...
Distance
23.61 Miles
Address:
12701 Waterville Swanton Rd, Whitehouse, Ohio 43571
Residential and Day camp services for children and adults with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Distance
30.36 Miles
Address:
, Defiance, Ohio
Directing the camp is Head Softball Coach Jodi Holava.After just six seasons as the head coach of the Defiance College softball program
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
32.93 Miles
Address:
180 Summit St, Tiffin, Ohio 44883
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Recreational Swimming
Distance
34.83 Miles
Address:
6465 Sylvania Ave, Sylvania, Ohio 43560
We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Fishing,...
Distance
34.83 Miles
Address:
6465 Sylvania Ave, Sylvania, Ohio 43560
Activities: Field Trips
Distance
43.73 Miles
Address:
26450 County Road MN, Fayette, Ohio 43521
A unique opportunity where you provide the schedule, counselors, campers, program theme, & some staff. Camp Palmer provides food service, specility staff, site....
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Distance
50.56 Miles
Address:
, Adrian, Michigan
Adrian College is a private Division III school located about 45 minutes outside Ann Arbor and only 90 minutes from Detroit. At the...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
50.56 Miles
Address:
, Adrian, Michigan
Nike Soccer Camps are owned and operated by US Sports Camps
Activities: Youth Programs
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Hoytville, OH Summer Camps
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Tree on Fire - Savannah, GA
Join us for a BBQ and Christmas tree burn. Invite all your friends! If you need a ride, feel free to ASK on this page, but please do it at least 24 hours beforehand.
End of summer camping drive - Fort Bragg, CA
Hey everyone. I have been wanting to organize a trip to a couple beautiful places along the Mendocino coast. Their will be many stops where we can go take picture. And sight see some beautiful places along the the Ca-128 and ca-1. Most importantly im organizing a trip where we can all have lots of fun. Camp. And get to to know more fellow car people. Trip can go from friday night or morning, and last till sunday night. It will be a 2 day fun trip. Pm me or comment or post if anyone is willing.
YouthPass to the Future! Campaign Kick-Off - Portland, OR
Youth Environmental Justice Alliance (YEJA) presents... YouthPass to the Future! Campaign for Free Bus Passes Do you believe in Youth Power? in Transit Justice? Come to our "YouthPass to the Future" Campaign Kick-Off! OPAL's multi-racial youth program, Youth Environmental Justice Alliance, is organizing a community event to raise awareness about a campaign to sustain and expand the YouthPass program in Portland. Our goal for the campaign is to show the city, TriMet, our schools, and our community that affordable public transportation is important for youth to lead healthy lives, be able to thrive, and be successful. The youth-led event will officially launch our campaign and engage with community members and decision makers, especially in East Portland neighborhoods. There will be educational booths about transit justice, powerful youth testimonies, and cool performances! YouthPass to the Future Campaign: We want all high school students in Portland to be able to go to school and access opportunities that prepare them for success. Transit is an educational right! Let's permanently fund YouthPass and expand it to Parkrose and David Douglas High Schools! Free food. Guest speakers. Youth Stories. Performances.
The Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy's 5th Annual Symposium -
Do you want to spend time with leaders who share your passion for improving the quality of life for children, families, and communities across Texas? If so, mark your calendar now for the most comprehensive teen pregnancy prevention event scheduled for 2016. The 5th Annual Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Symposium, scheduled for April 11-12, 2016, will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton, located at 6505 North IH-35, Austin, Texas 78752. Our 2016 symposium website is now live! This will be updated regularly and will serve as your source of information for everything pertaining to the event.
Epic Kid's Retreat 2016 - Maysville, KY
Retreat Kid's Evangelist: Rev Steve Melvin Director: Rev Jared K Henry Assistant Director: Tatum Cox Monday Schedule: Registration…………... 3:00-5:00pm Supper …………………….….. 5:00pm Worker’s Meeting …….…. 5:30pm Camp Orientation………...6:00pm Chapel…………………….…...6:30pm Group Games (Snack Shack Open) Fireworks…….……………….9:00pm Lights Out! ………...……....10:00pm Tuesday-Thursday: Rise & Shine………...………...7:00am Worker’s Devotions…..... 7:30am Breakfast…………………..…8:00am Chapel……………...9:00am Lunch ……………….………..11:30am Afternoon Activities Supper……………….………...5:00pm Chapel……………………...….6:00pm Afterglow Activities Camper Devotions ……….9:00pm Lights Out!....................10:00pm Friday: Rise & Shine………...………...7:00am Worker’s Devotions…..... 7:30am Breakfast………………….....…8:00am Chapel……………...9:00am Lunch ……………….………..11:30am Campus Clean-Up Check Out………………...…..2:00pm *All times are Eastern Time.* Cost: $90/Child Ages: entering 2nd grade through 5th grade. Be praying for Epic Kidz Retreat this summer! It will be Epic!
Tree on Fire - Savannah, GA
Join us for a BBQ and Christmas tree burn. Invite all your friends! If you need a ride, feel free to ASK on this page, but please do it at least 24 hours beforehand.
End of summer camping drive - Fort Bragg, CA
Hey everyone. I have been wanting to organize a trip to a couple beautiful places along the Mendocino coast. Their will be many stops where we can go take picture. And sight see some beautiful places along the the Ca-128 and ca-1. Most importantly im organizing a trip where we can all have lots of fun. Camp. And get to to know more fellow car people. Trip can go from friday night or morning, and last till sunday night. It will be a 2 day fun trip. Pm me or comment or post if anyone is willing.
YouthPass to the Future! Campaign Kick-Off - Portland, OR
Youth Environmental Justice Alliance (YEJA) presents... YouthPass to the Future! Campaign for Free Bus Passes Do you believe in Youth Power? in Transit Justice? Come to our "YouthPass to the Future" Campaign Kick-Off! OPAL's multi-racial youth program, Youth Environmental Justice Alliance, is organizing a community event to raise awareness about a campaign to sustain and expand the YouthPass program in Portland. Our goal for the campaign is to show the city, TriMet, our schools, and our community that affordable public transportation is important for youth to lead healthy lives, be able to thrive, and be successful. The youth-led event will officially launch our campaign and engage with community members and decision makers, especially in East Portland neighborhoods. There will be educational booths about transit justice, powerful youth testimonies, and cool performances! YouthPass to the Future Campaign: We want all high school students in Portland to be able to go to school and access opportunities that prepare them for success. Transit is an educational right! Let's permanently fund YouthPass and expand it to Parkrose and David Douglas High Schools! Free food. Guest speakers. Youth Stories. Performances.
The Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy's 5th Annual Symposium -
Do you want to spend time with leaders who share your passion for improving the quality of life for children, families, and communities across Texas? If so, mark your calendar now for the most comprehensive teen pregnancy prevention event scheduled for 2016. The 5th Annual Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Symposium, scheduled for April 11-12, 2016, will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton, located at 6505 North IH-35, Austin, Texas 78752. Our 2016 symposium website is now live! This will be updated regularly and will serve as your source of information for everything pertaining to the event.
Epic Kid's Retreat 2016 - Maysville, KY
Retreat Kid's Evangelist: Rev Steve Melvin Director: Rev Jared K Henry Assistant Director: Tatum Cox Monday Schedule: Registration…………... 3:00-5:00pm Supper …………………….….. 5:00pm Worker’s Meeting …….…. 5:30pm Camp Orientation………...6:00pm Chapel…………………….…...6:30pm Group Games (Snack Shack Open) Fireworks…….……………….9:00pm Lights Out! ………...……....10:00pm Tuesday-Thursday: Rise & Shine………...………...7:00am Worker’s Devotions…..... 7:30am Breakfast…………………..…8:00am Chapel……………...9:00am Lunch ……………….………..11:30am Afternoon Activities Supper……………….………...5:00pm Chapel……………………...….6:00pm Afterglow Activities Camper Devotions ……….9:00pm Lights Out!....................10:00pm Friday: Rise & Shine………...………...7:00am Worker’s Devotions…..... 7:30am Breakfast………………….....…8:00am Chapel……………...9:00am Lunch ……………….………..11:30am Campus Clean-Up Check Out………………...…..2:00pm *All times are Eastern Time.* Cost: $90/Child Ages: entering 2nd grade through 5th grade. Be praying for Epic Kidz Retreat this summer! It will be Epic!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
KHK: Cowboy Overnight Camp - SD Discovery Center
Qualified staff, experienced horses and a rodeo and roping arena will be the setting for this camp. The atmosphere will encourage campers to advance their riding skills, expand their horsemanship knowledge and enjoy riding. All campers will get to try their hand at rodeo and roping events. Instruction will be provided and all level of riders will be accommodated. Math and science concepts will be integrated into all skill development for campers. Everyone will ride and learn horse and ranch routines. This is an overnight camp. Chuck wagon/Campfire cooking will occur, (weather permitting). Bring a sleeping bag, overnight bag, long pants, sturdy shoes or boots, sunscreen and a jacket. Riding Helmets will be provided. Please let Camp director know of any allergies or special dietary needs prior to camp. LOCATION SD Discovery Center at SD Discovery Center INSTRUCTOR Sue Douglas
Baking Camps - Bakery Favorites - Young Chefs Academy
This camp adventure brings you the baking basics of cookies, pies, breads, and cakes while mixing in regional specialties and trendy twists on classic favorites. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $125 materials fee for cooking supplies is payable to instructor at first class. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION Young Chefs Academy at Young Chefs Academy INSTRUCTOR Young Chefs Academy Staff
SUMMER CAMP WEEK #10 - The REALM
Week 10: Dare to…INVENT It is often said that necessity is the mother of invention but during this week of camp our spirit of adventure (and need for fun) will guide us! We will be building collaborative Rube Goldberg machines that will take on the simplest tasks in the most complex and zany ways, test our luck at a home-made catapult competition and invent new toys, games, fashions, and even reinvent ourselves in the process! (310) 399-1139
Baseball-Greatest Game Baseball Camp (Grades 3-8) - WWP High School North
Greatest Game Baseball Camp ( Gr ade 3 - 8) Provides quality instruction in all areas of offense and defense, while promoting fun and appreciation for baseball. Campers will develop their hitting, bunting, throwing, catching, and base-running skills. Camp will also incorporate activities and game situations to emphasize technical/mental aspects. Prizes and awards will be presented daily. Staff: Millstone River teachers Michael Jones, Evan Malakates as well as WW-P HS North Alumni baseball players Pre and post camp care is available at Millstone River school through WWP Community Education for an additional fee on their website. To register, please click on "WWP Community Education" on the right side of this page under "Extra Details." Baseball camp staff members will escort children to and from pre/post care. Campers must provide their own glove. Bats and cleats are helpful but optional. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp is only open to children entering grades 3 - 8. Registering ineligible children will result in removal from program and no refund. Open to residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and children of Plainsboro based business employees. Non-residents can register after May 15th. ...
PM In the Trees 8/1 (ages 6-8) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
This class is inspired by trees, how they grow and where they grow, along with their unique qualities such as color, texture and shape. We will do mixed media art relating to the unique and interesting aspects of trees, creating with paint, clay, paper, fabric and found objects. 970.728.3886
KHK: Cowboy Overnight Camp - SD Discovery Center
Qualified staff, experienced horses and a rodeo and roping arena will be the setting for this camp. The atmosphere will encourage campers to advance their riding skills, expand their horsemanship knowledge and enjoy riding. All campers will get to try their hand at rodeo and roping events. Instruction will be provided and all level of riders will be accommodated. Math and science concepts will be integrated into all skill development for campers. Everyone will ride and learn horse and ranch routines. This is an overnight camp. Chuck wagon/Campfire cooking will occur, (weather permitting). Bring a sleeping bag, overnight bag, long pants, sturdy shoes or boots, sunscreen and a jacket. Riding Helmets will be provided. Please let Camp director know of any allergies or special dietary needs prior to camp. LOCATION SD Discovery Center at SD Discovery Center INSTRUCTOR Sue Douglas
Baking Camps - Bakery Favorites - Young Chefs Academy
This camp adventure brings you the baking basics of cookies, pies, breads, and cakes while mixing in regional specialties and trendy twists on classic favorites. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $125 materials fee for cooking supplies is payable to instructor at first class. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION Young Chefs Academy at Young Chefs Academy INSTRUCTOR Young Chefs Academy Staff
SUMMER CAMP WEEK #10 - The REALM
Week 10: Dare to…INVENT It is often said that necessity is the mother of invention but during this week of camp our spirit of adventure (and need for fun) will guide us! We will be building collaborative Rube Goldberg machines that will take on the simplest tasks in the most complex and zany ways, test our luck at a home-made catapult competition and invent new toys, games, fashions, and even reinvent ourselves in the process! (310) 399-1139
Baseball-Greatest Game Baseball Camp (Grades 3-8) - WWP High School North
Greatest Game Baseball Camp ( Gr ade 3 - 8) Provides quality instruction in all areas of offense and defense, while promoting fun and appreciation for baseball. Campers will develop their hitting, bunting, throwing, catching, and base-running skills. Camp will also incorporate activities and game situations to emphasize technical/mental aspects. Prizes and awards will be presented daily. Staff: Millstone River teachers Michael Jones, Evan Malakates as well as WW-P HS North Alumni baseball players Pre and post camp care is available at Millstone River school through WWP Community Education for an additional fee on their website. To register, please click on "WWP Community Education" on the right side of this page under "Extra Details." Baseball camp staff members will escort children to and from pre/post care. Campers must provide their own glove. Bats and cleats are helpful but optional. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp is only open to children entering grades 3 - 8. Registering ineligible children will result in removal from program and no refund. Open to residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and children of Plainsboro based business employees. Non-residents can register after May 15th. ...
PM In the Trees 8/1 (ages 6-8) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
This class is inspired by trees, how they grow and where they grow, along with their unique qualities such as color, texture and shape. We will do mixed media art relating to the unique and interesting aspects of trees, creating with paint, clay, paper, fabric and found objects. 970.728.3886