Summer Camps in Little Rock, AR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Basic Camp - Texas A&M University
The Basic Camp curriculum is recommended for beginners, first time campers, or students with one year or less of experience working with a Licensed Athletic Trainer. Basic Camp Highlights Upper & lower extremity anatomy Upper & lower extremity taping Recognition of athletic injuries Immediate care of acute athletic injuries Emergency care & 1st aid
The Basic Camp curriculum is recommended for beginners, first time campers, or students with one year or less of experience working with a Licensed Athletic Trainer. Basic Camp Highlights Upper & lower extremity anatomy Upper & lower extremity taping Recognition of athletic injuries Immediate care of acute athletic injuries Emergency care & 1st aid
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Camp Aldersgate
Hot
Distance
5.92 Miles
Address:
2000 Aldersgate Rd, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
Traditional camp for children & youth with physical, medical, and developmental challenges.
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor...
Distance
13.89 Miles
Address:
5512 Ferndale Cut Off Rd, Little Rock, Arkansas 72223
Free. 24 hour supervision. Effective discipline model. Also have 6 week local school program for grades 3-5. At risk.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Community...
Tanako
Hot
Distance
45.12 Miles
Address:
4301 Highway 290, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Fishing, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
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Little Rock, AR Summer Camps
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Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair - Dallas, TX
Join us at our Summer Opportunities Fair and learn about dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 7 - 18! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice and ideas. Visit with program directors to explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2017! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Helene at [email protected]
Hoop Dreams Youth Camp - Elmira, NY
A youth basketball camp from age 5 to 15. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at: [email protected]
Kids Sew Camp~ Spring Break!!! - Dayton, OH
March 22nd All Day Camp! 11am - 5pm $100 Max 6 Kids! Please bring a packed snack and pack your lunch. For ages 7-18 ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED!!! Each student will receive: Sewing 101; The Basics Pattern reading Option of making pants or shorts Please check our class policies. Please drop off your machine and then park in the lot across the street with our cars. The lot on Wayne next to PRESS will tow!! We are considerate neighbors and would like to leave the 2 hour spots open for PRESS’s customers and customers that will be turning the spot quickly. Thank you for understanding.
Kid's Summer Camp June 8-12 - Oklahoma City, OK
KIDS CAMP 2015 The KidSpace Summer Camp will be held June 8th-12th, 2015 at Oakridge Camp in Anadarko, OK. Cost is $280 per child. Children must have completed the second grade and be no older than 12. Fundraising is available. To sign up, to SPONSOR a child, or for questions, please contact Pastor Dustin at 405-588-3350 or via e-mail at [email protected].
OJ90 - 90th Summer Celebration for Camp Ojibwa for Boys - Wheeling, IL
OJ90. The 90th Summer Celebration for Camp Ojibwa for Boys will be the largest gathering of the Camp Ojibwa family ever. Stay tuned here for updates as the party approaches. Feel free to pass along this invitation to anyone who would want to come join us and celebrate Camp Ojibwa!
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair - Dallas, TX
Join us at our Summer Opportunities Fair and learn about dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 7 - 18! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice and ideas. Visit with program directors to explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2017! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Helene at [email protected]
Hoop Dreams Youth Camp - Elmira, NY
A youth basketball camp from age 5 to 15. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at: [email protected]
Kids Sew Camp~ Spring Break!!! - Dayton, OH
March 22nd All Day Camp! 11am - 5pm $100 Max 6 Kids! Please bring a packed snack and pack your lunch. For ages 7-18 ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED!!! Each student will receive: Sewing 101; The Basics Pattern reading Option of making pants or shorts Please check our class policies. Please drop off your machine and then park in the lot across the street with our cars. The lot on Wayne next to PRESS will tow!! We are considerate neighbors and would like to leave the 2 hour spots open for PRESS’s customers and customers that will be turning the spot quickly. Thank you for understanding.
Kid's Summer Camp June 8-12 - Oklahoma City, OK
KIDS CAMP 2015 The KidSpace Summer Camp will be held June 8th-12th, 2015 at Oakridge Camp in Anadarko, OK. Cost is $280 per child. Children must have completed the second grade and be no older than 12. Fundraising is available. To sign up, to SPONSOR a child, or for questions, please contact Pastor Dustin at 405-588-3350 or via e-mail at [email protected].
OJ90 - 90th Summer Celebration for Camp Ojibwa for Boys - Wheeling, IL
OJ90. The 90th Summer Celebration for Camp Ojibwa for Boys will be the largest gathering of the Camp Ojibwa family ever. Stay tuned here for updates as the party approaches. Feel free to pass along this invitation to anyone who would want to come join us and celebrate Camp Ojibwa!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Specialty Camp Week 1: Chopped - Westminster School
Vendor: Tiny Chefs Chopped! Never have food challenge reality shows been so popular and Chopped! is a favorite here at Tiny and Gourmet Chefs! We like it so much we decided to base a whole week long camp on the concept. Our version has the added twist of focusing on different cuisines every day of camp. So, each day the Tiny and Gourmet Chef campers will be presented with a basket with 3 or 4 ingredients, which reflect these different cuisines—French, Italian, Mexican, Asian and All-American. Using those ingredients and working within those cuisines, they will challenge themselves to make mouthwatering specialties, traditional favorites and explore new ingredients, tastes and combinations. *9 child minimum, 20 maximum (703) 340-7268
Week 4: Wonderful World of Design (Ages 10-12) - Ann Arbor Art Center
If you love to draw, sculpt, and think outside-the-box, then you may be a designer at heart! Try your hand at both 2-D & 3-D design projects and get a feel for what its like to be a real designer. Campers will: * Design the treehouse of their dreams! Would it be multiple stories tall and look like a mansion or would it be a single story and have a zipline or a hot tub? The skys the limit! * Create a stellar work of art that also serves a purpose while learning to balance form vs. function. * Make a stylish piece of wearable art AREA OF INTEREST Summer Camps LOCATION Studio 4 at Ann Arbor Art Center INSTRUCTOR Art Center Staff
Laurens First and Goal Football Camp PA - Lafayette Colleges Metzgar Athletic Campus
LFG Football Camp is a one day, instructional clinic for high school aged players taught by volunteer college coaches from across all divisions. It is a unique opportunity to hone your skills, learn new techniques and drills and showcase your talent to the more than 300 college coaches volunteering their time and talents to coach for the day. LFG is not a combine - there is no timed 40, vertical, height/weight measurement, ect. It is a learning experience open to players of all levels. Players are grouped by graduation year (rising seniors and underclassmen) and position chosen, and rotate through offensive and defensive sessions throughout the day. Kickers have the option of staying with the kicking specialist coaches for the entire day, or rotating to another position if desired. Quarterbacks also have the option of playing quarterback all day, but we encourage players to rotate to another position. Players do not wear pads or helmets, but we recommend mouthguards. Please refer to our web site www.lfgf.org for details on travel information, sample schedule, frequently asked questions and other information. (610) 250-6981
Day Camp 1 - Denton A. Cooley Pavilion
Campers are taught all aspects of the game. A typical day at camp includes station work with emphasis on fundamentals such as shooting, passing, footwork, defense, rebounding, and ball handling. We also have a variety of contests, drills, league games, and a tournament at the end of each camp. Throughout our camps we put a special emphasis on our core values, Appreciation, Enthusiasm, Competitiveness, Teamship and Accountability. With appearances from our Texas Mens Basketball coaching staff and players, our campers get an inside look at what it is like to be a part of an elite division one basketball program. Sport camps and clinics conducted by The University of Texas are open to any and all entrants. Enrollment is limited only by age, grade level, gender, and capacity restrictions as specified by each camp. Please note that NCAA guidelines prohibit payment of camp expenses (e.g., transportation, camp fees, spending money, etc.) by a representative of The University of Texas athletics interests. NCAA rules also prohibit free or reduced camp admission for prospects (7th grade and above in mens basketball). Sorry, no camp scholarships available.
Golf Camps - Golf - St. Paul Gym
Learn the FUNdamentals for this lifetime sport with the University of Minnesota School of Golf. All Participants will experience the latest techniques in golf training and specialized starter equipment. Campers age 6-8 will learn putting, chipping and full swing technique through games and drills, plus etiquette and rules. Older campers add in pitching and additional training stations, plus get a chance to apply their skills on the course and learn more about how a golf course operates. These sessions are best for beginners to those with moderate experience. Bring golf clubs if you have them; some equipment is available to share. Please plan accordingly for the weather with a cap, sunscreen, water bottle, and umbrella or rain gear. 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
Specialty Camp Week 1: Chopped - Westminster School
Vendor: Tiny Chefs Chopped! Never have food challenge reality shows been so popular and Chopped! is a favorite here at Tiny and Gourmet Chefs! We like it so much we decided to base a whole week long camp on the concept. Our version has the added twist of focusing on different cuisines every day of camp. So, each day the Tiny and Gourmet Chef campers will be presented with a basket with 3 or 4 ingredients, which reflect these different cuisines—French, Italian, Mexican, Asian and All-American. Using those ingredients and working within those cuisines, they will challenge themselves to make mouthwatering specialties, traditional favorites and explore new ingredients, tastes and combinations. *9 child minimum, 20 maximum (703) 340-7268
Week 4: Wonderful World of Design (Ages 10-12) - Ann Arbor Art Center
If you love to draw, sculpt, and think outside-the-box, then you may be a designer at heart! Try your hand at both 2-D & 3-D design projects and get a feel for what its like to be a real designer. Campers will: * Design the treehouse of their dreams! Would it be multiple stories tall and look like a mansion or would it be a single story and have a zipline or a hot tub? The skys the limit! * Create a stellar work of art that also serves a purpose while learning to balance form vs. function. * Make a stylish piece of wearable art AREA OF INTEREST Summer Camps LOCATION Studio 4 at Ann Arbor Art Center INSTRUCTOR Art Center Staff
Laurens First and Goal Football Camp PA - Lafayette Colleges Metzgar Athletic Campus
LFG Football Camp is a one day, instructional clinic for high school aged players taught by volunteer college coaches from across all divisions. It is a unique opportunity to hone your skills, learn new techniques and drills and showcase your talent to the more than 300 college coaches volunteering their time and talents to coach for the day. LFG is not a combine - there is no timed 40, vertical, height/weight measurement, ect. It is a learning experience open to players of all levels. Players are grouped by graduation year (rising seniors and underclassmen) and position chosen, and rotate through offensive and defensive sessions throughout the day. Kickers have the option of staying with the kicking specialist coaches for the entire day, or rotating to another position if desired. Quarterbacks also have the option of playing quarterback all day, but we encourage players to rotate to another position. Players do not wear pads or helmets, but we recommend mouthguards. Please refer to our web site www.lfgf.org for details on travel information, sample schedule, frequently asked questions and other information. (610) 250-6981
Day Camp 1 - Denton A. Cooley Pavilion
Campers are taught all aspects of the game. A typical day at camp includes station work with emphasis on fundamentals such as shooting, passing, footwork, defense, rebounding, and ball handling. We also have a variety of contests, drills, league games, and a tournament at the end of each camp. Throughout our camps we put a special emphasis on our core values, Appreciation, Enthusiasm, Competitiveness, Teamship and Accountability. With appearances from our Texas Mens Basketball coaching staff and players, our campers get an inside look at what it is like to be a part of an elite division one basketball program. Sport camps and clinics conducted by The University of Texas are open to any and all entrants. Enrollment is limited only by age, grade level, gender, and capacity restrictions as specified by each camp. Please note that NCAA guidelines prohibit payment of camp expenses (e.g., transportation, camp fees, spending money, etc.) by a representative of The University of Texas athletics interests. NCAA rules also prohibit free or reduced camp admission for prospects (7th grade and above in mens basketball). Sorry, no camp scholarships available.
Golf Camps - Golf - St. Paul Gym
Learn the FUNdamentals for this lifetime sport with the University of Minnesota School of Golf. All Participants will experience the latest techniques in golf training and specialized starter equipment. Campers age 6-8 will learn putting, chipping and full swing technique through games and drills, plus etiquette and rules. Older campers add in pitching and additional training stations, plus get a chance to apply their skills on the course and learn more about how a golf course operates. These sessions are best for beginners to those with moderate experience. Bring golf clubs if you have them; some equipment is available to share. Please plan accordingly for the weather with a cap, sunscreen, water bottle, and umbrella or rain gear. 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