Summer Camps in Mesquite, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Funky Fun Art: Summer Camp-Session 1 - Baird Community Center
Clay Camp Kids need free time to relax and create! They will be inspired in a creative atmosphere surrounded by friends! Each week will have a specific theme. Every week will include individual projects along with group projects and a chance for everyone to explore their creative abilities!Age/Grades: This camp is for students entering 1st through 5th grade in September. Clay Camp Week 1 June 27th-July 1st 1:30pm-5pm Sculpt and create amazing art out of clay! We will explore different types of clay and create unique pieces! Face Painting Camp Week 2 July 5-8 1:30pm-5pm Explore painting on faces, arms and legs! Learn tricks to making your designs truly amazing! Explosion Paint Camp Week 3 July 11-15 1:30pm-5pm Everyones favorite messy week is back! Lets create amazing projects with paint! YouTube Camp Week 4 July 18-22 1:30pm-5pm Kids will create short skits to act out on camera! We?ll write scripts, design costumes and sets, and find the perfect music! Fashion Camp Week 5 July 25-29 1:30pm-5pm Create Amazing New Fashion Designs! Make mini versions to put on your own 3D mini model! Street Art/ Spray Paint Camp Week 6 August 1-5 1:30pm-5pm Lets explore...
Clay Camp Kids need free time to relax and create! They will be inspired in a creative atmosphere surrounded by friends! Each week will have a specific theme. Every week will include individual projects along with group projects and a chance for everyone to explore their creative abilities!Age/Grades: This camp is for students entering 1st through 5th grade in September. Clay Camp Week 1 June 27th-July 1st 1:30pm-5pm Sculpt and create amazing art out of clay! We will explore different types of clay and create unique pieces! Face Painting Camp Week 2 July 5-8 1:30pm-5pm Explore painting on faces, arms and legs! Learn tricks to making your designs truly amazing! Explosion Paint Camp Week 3 July 11-15 1:30pm-5pm Everyones favorite messy week is back! Lets create amazing projects with paint! YouTube Camp Week 4 July 18-22 1:30pm-5pm Kids will create short skits to act out on camera! We?ll write scripts, design costumes and sets, and find the perfect music! Fashion Camp Week 5 July 25-29 1:30pm-5pm Create Amazing New Fashion Designs! Make mini versions to put on your own 3D mini model! Street Art/ Spray Paint Camp Week 6 August 1-5 1:30pm-5pm Lets explore...
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Distance
7.63 Miles
Address:
9409 Garland Rd Ste 200, Dallas, Texas 75218
CGS delivers exceptional outdoor programs that inspire, build and strengthen relationships with God, his creation and each other.
Activities: Archery, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback Riding (Western),...
Distance
7.63 Miles
Address:
9409 Garland Rd Ste 200, Dallas, Texas 75218
Activities: Academics, Aquatic Activities, Archery, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing,...
Camp John Marc
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Distance
10.99 Miles
Address:
2824 Swiss Ave, Dallas, Texas 75204
Camp John Marc exists to provide a renewed quality of life for children with chronic illnesses or major physical disabilities.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Fishing, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Distance
11.72 Miles
Address:
, Dallas, Texas
Our unique program is designed by professional musicians for aspiring musicians who want to develop their musical potential
Activities: Arts Camps: Music
Distance
11.72 Miles
Address:
, Dalllas, Texas
A special summer of science fun
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Distance
11.72 Miles
Address:
, Dallas, Texas
NBC Camps will offer a Complete Player Basketball camp for athletes ages 8-14 years old. Basketball skill and development will include shooting...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
11.72 Miles
Address:
, Dallas, Texas
Wonder-Space provides computer and technology camps to kids 7-17 in a unique "Space for your mind to Wonder" environment. Learn problem solving and creative...
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Camp Chai
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Distance
13.66 Miles
Address:
7900 Northaven Rd, Dallas, Texas 75230
Jewish day camp with emphasis on community & individual growth. Full range of activities plus trips & overnights.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Counselor Training (CIT), Drama, Field Trips, Music,...
Distance
18.4 Miles
Address:
, Plano, Texas
You'll learn all the tricks and moves you've seen in the college hoops and made by the NBA professional players. Advantage camps were selected...
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Camp Summit
Hot
Distance
19.23 Miles
Address:
17210 Campbell Rd Ste 180W, Dallas, Texas 75252
The mission is to provide a residential camping experience for children & adults with disabilities. We concentrate on camper's Abilities, not disAbilities.
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Dance,...
Camp Bette Perot
Hot
Distance
19.48 Miles
Address:
6001 Summerside Dr, Dallas, Texas 75252
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback...
Camp Gambill
Hot
Distance
19.48 Miles
Address:
6001 Summerside Dr, Dallas, Texas 75252
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
20.56 Miles
Address:
, Irving, Texas
Directing the NIKE Camp is Amber (Mosher) Conner. The former Nimitz graduate and collegiate All-American begins her second season as the Head Coach of...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
28.44 Miles
Address:
, Euless, Texas
Euless, Farmers Branch, Frisco, & Houston Texas are home to this year's Pro Ambitions Hockey Camps, "one of the top camps in the country...
Activities: Sports Camps: Ice Hockey
Distance
32.54 Miles
Address:
3001 Sarah Dr, Pantego, Texas 76013
Since 1969 Camp Thurman has been providing a fun in-the woods Christian day-camp experience for kids 4-12.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor...
Distance
36.9 Miles
Address:
670 Copper Canyon Rd, Argyle, Texas 76226
Briarwood offers a traditional camp program with a strong emphasis on building a Christian faith.
Activities: Archery, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Leadership Development, Music, Religious...
Adventure Kiowa
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Distance
40.3 Miles
Address:
, Anna, Texas
Including Lego Robotics
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Robotics
Camp El Tesoro
Hot
Distance
41.23 Miles
Address:
2700 Meacham Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76137
Located 45 min. SW of Fort Worth, Texas. Many activities to choose from. Warm supportive staff, outstanding camper/staff ratio. Beautiful surroundings.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Camptivity
Hot
Distance
41.23 Miles
Address:
2700 Meacham Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76137
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Community Service, Field...
Distance
43.74 Miles
Address:
, Denton, Texas
The University of North Texas is proud to offer camps accommodating all skill levels. Our enthusiastic staff look forward to helping you develop new...
Activities: Youth Programs
Camp Rio Blanco
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Distance
46.58 Miles
Address:
4901 Briarhaven Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76109
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Field...
Distance
46.58 Miles
Address:
4901 Briarhaven Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76109
Semi-rustic camp for Girl Scouts & non-Girl Scouts. Campers learn cooperation, sharing, teamwork & friendship. Fun activities include: swimming, horses, tennis.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Distance
46.58 Miles
Address:
4901 Briarhaven Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76109
Rustic setting with western pleasure horeseback riding,photographer,woodworking,hiking,cabins,tents,cookouts,primitive camping and more. Girl Scout emphasis.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
47.22 Miles
Address:
6200 Sand Springs Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76114
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Camp Carter YMCA
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Distance
47.22 Miles
Address:
6200 Sand Springs Rd, Fort Worth, Texas 76114
Beauitful YMCA Camp in Ft.Worth, TX. Outstanding staff, quality program including trips, challenge course and horsemanship.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope...
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Mesquite, TX Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Mission Teen WorkCamp - Scranton, PA
Help work to repair or modify the homes of families in need with other high school students from different denominations, states across the country and walks of life. Any students who are currently in 8-12th grade may participate. Dates: The Work Camp runs June 28-July 4, 2015 Payment Schedule: There is a 50.00 deposit due at registration, then 208.50 due by March 15 and then another 208.20 by May 15. All together the cost is 467.00 per teen. please email: [email protected] if you are interested. Video Link: http://youtu.be/6sldnbjksnY
Kuna Youth Running Camp 2016 - Kuna, ID
This camp was a blast last year and this year will be even better! I will be using it as my senior project this year. It is June 27-29th from 6-9pm at Kuna High School track. "I love that 100% of the camp fee will go to the Kuna Cross Country Team!" -Nancy Simper "I loved it! we had so much fun! It was sad when it was done! Can you please sign me up for it again?" -Ella Richards (camper) "My children absolutely loved the running camp. They learned great skills and got a good workout, but they definitely had fun doing it!" -Emily Richards Campers can expect a whole lot of fun at this camp as they participate in exciting running games, obstacle courses, relays and endurance building activities. These activities are all meant to challenge and instill confidence in our young athletes. Campers of all abilities are encouraged to join. No experience is necessary. AGES 6-13 ACTIVITIES INCLUDED: Fun Run Water Games Obstacle Course Relays Strengthening Track Etiquette Games COST: $50 for the first child and 20% off each additional child (checks payable to KHS) All proceeds go to the KHS Cross Country team WHAT TO BRING: Wear active clothing Running shoes Water bottle Good attitudes! CAMP GIFTS: Water, Snacks,...
Every Kid's Dream - A Holiday Bicycle Campaign - Scottsdale, AZ
Please join Maricopa Health Foundation and Bicycle Haüs for Every Kid's Dream, A Holiday Bicycle Campaign! Help us build 50 bikes to benefit Arizona Children's Center at MIHS while enjoying holiday spirits and Honey Bear's BBQ. Find out more about Maricopa Health Foundation and The Arizona Children's Center here: http://maricopahealthfoundation.org/what-we-do/patient-support/program/arizona-childrens-center
2016 Pan-Orthodox Youth/Camp Workers' Conference - Dallas, TX
The Orthodox Church in America, on behalf of all Eastern Orthodox Youth Ministry/Camping Departments in America, is delighted to host this Annual Conference in 2016 at St. Seraphim's Cathedral in Dallas, TX. Clergy, campus ministers, youth workers, camp leaders, and volunteers gather every January for fellowship, worship, and continuing education. Apart from our Keynotes focused on Crisis, Trauma, and Everyday Life and Self-care For the Shepherds, there will be workshops focusing on: Campus Ministry Camping Programs Parish-based Youth Ministry
TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 3 - Marshall, VA
June 16 & 17 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.
Mission Teen WorkCamp - Scranton, PA
Help work to repair or modify the homes of families in need with other high school students from different denominations, states across the country and walks of life. Any students who are currently in 8-12th grade may participate. Dates: The Work Camp runs June 28-July 4, 2015 Payment Schedule: There is a 50.00 deposit due at registration, then 208.50 due by March 15 and then another 208.20 by May 15. All together the cost is 467.00 per teen. please email: [email protected] if you are interested. Video Link: http://youtu.be/6sldnbjksnY
Kuna Youth Running Camp 2016 - Kuna, ID
This camp was a blast last year and this year will be even better! I will be using it as my senior project this year. It is June 27-29th from 6-9pm at Kuna High School track. "I love that 100% of the camp fee will go to the Kuna Cross Country Team!" -Nancy Simper "I loved it! we had so much fun! It was sad when it was done! Can you please sign me up for it again?" -Ella Richards (camper) "My children absolutely loved the running camp. They learned great skills and got a good workout, but they definitely had fun doing it!" -Emily Richards Campers can expect a whole lot of fun at this camp as they participate in exciting running games, obstacle courses, relays and endurance building activities. These activities are all meant to challenge and instill confidence in our young athletes. Campers of all abilities are encouraged to join. No experience is necessary. AGES 6-13 ACTIVITIES INCLUDED: Fun Run Water Games Obstacle Course Relays Strengthening Track Etiquette Games COST: $50 for the first child and 20% off each additional child (checks payable to KHS) All proceeds go to the KHS Cross Country team WHAT TO BRING: Wear active clothing Running shoes Water bottle Good attitudes! CAMP GIFTS: Water, Snacks,...
Every Kid's Dream - A Holiday Bicycle Campaign - Scottsdale, AZ
Please join Maricopa Health Foundation and Bicycle Haüs for Every Kid's Dream, A Holiday Bicycle Campaign! Help us build 50 bikes to benefit Arizona Children's Center at MIHS while enjoying holiday spirits and Honey Bear's BBQ. Find out more about Maricopa Health Foundation and The Arizona Children's Center here: http://maricopahealthfoundation.org/what-we-do/patient-support/program/arizona-childrens-center
2016 Pan-Orthodox Youth/Camp Workers' Conference - Dallas, TX
The Orthodox Church in America, on behalf of all Eastern Orthodox Youth Ministry/Camping Departments in America, is delighted to host this Annual Conference in 2016 at St. Seraphim's Cathedral in Dallas, TX. Clergy, campus ministers, youth workers, camp leaders, and volunteers gather every January for fellowship, worship, and continuing education. Apart from our Keynotes focused on Crisis, Trauma, and Everyday Life and Self-care For the Shepherds, there will be workshops focusing on: Campus Ministry Camping Programs Parish-based Youth Ministry
TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 3 - Marshall, VA
June 16 & 17 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Mini Tennis Camp with Day Camp-Session 2 - Morgan Park Academy
Mini-Tennis Camp meets from 10:30a.m.-11:30a.m. Monday through Thursday and can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. It is open to students entering grades 2-8 with little or no previous tennis experience. It can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. 773-881-6700
Summer Camp - Full Day - Week 4 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Olympic Robot Games Discover how it feels to Go for the Gold as you and your teammates compete in a handful of sports for this class of Robotic Olympics. Each event/sport will test your robots structural integrity and maneuverability. At the same time, coach your robots with wireless technology while being put to the test. Using gears, pulleys and varying degrees of traction, students will build robotic athletes. We will compete at soccer, kickball, jousting, wrestling, a MYSTERY Sport and a race across the finish line. Sportsmanship and Robotic Competition Rule! Afternoon: Impossible Search & Rescue Teams in this class have accepted the challenge to be the first responder in circumstances of extreme weather, danger, abandonment and quarantine. These victims need: robots that can climb up ropes to rescue Lego Mini Figure victims, rovers that can drive through and over any obstacle, and so much more. We want to know if your robot can save the day. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will... 7135985250.0
August 8-12th Winona River Rats - Jaycees Pavilion
Learn and create riverside games using found rocks, sticks, and whatever else the river gives us. Build miniature test rafts and race them. Build a rafts large and small. Learn about useful and edible aquatic plants and animals. Track aquatic creatures along riverbank including the beaver, muskrat, heron, raccoon and more. Build primitive forts. Make and fish with a simple cane pole just like Huck and Tom. Use cane pole as part of stick and bindle (hobo satchel) to carry your goods during your travels. Search for treasures to fill your bindle. Barter and trade for each others treasures. 507-272-5320
Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431
Session Four - Dacula, Georgia - Rabbit Hill Park
4, 5, and 6 Year olds will Train for ONE hour. 4 and 5 year olds - 9am-10am 6 year olds - 10:30am - 11:30am We look forward to having you train with Classic Soccer Academy during the summer of 2016! 706-693-0892
Mini Tennis Camp with Day Camp-Session 2 - Morgan Park Academy
Mini-Tennis Camp meets from 10:30a.m.-11:30a.m. Monday through Thursday and can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. It is open to students entering grades 2-8 with little or no previous tennis experience. It can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. 773-881-6700
Summer Camp - Full Day - Week 4 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Olympic Robot Games Discover how it feels to Go for the Gold as you and your teammates compete in a handful of sports for this class of Robotic Olympics. Each event/sport will test your robots structural integrity and maneuverability. At the same time, coach your robots with wireless technology while being put to the test. Using gears, pulleys and varying degrees of traction, students will build robotic athletes. We will compete at soccer, kickball, jousting, wrestling, a MYSTERY Sport and a race across the finish line. Sportsmanship and Robotic Competition Rule! Afternoon: Impossible Search & Rescue Teams in this class have accepted the challenge to be the first responder in circumstances of extreme weather, danger, abandonment and quarantine. These victims need: robots that can climb up ropes to rescue Lego Mini Figure victims, rovers that can drive through and over any obstacle, and so much more. We want to know if your robot can save the day. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will... 7135985250.0
August 8-12th Winona River Rats - Jaycees Pavilion
Learn and create riverside games using found rocks, sticks, and whatever else the river gives us. Build miniature test rafts and race them. Build a rafts large and small. Learn about useful and edible aquatic plants and animals. Track aquatic creatures along riverbank including the beaver, muskrat, heron, raccoon and more. Build primitive forts. Make and fish with a simple cane pole just like Huck and Tom. Use cane pole as part of stick and bindle (hobo satchel) to carry your goods during your travels. Search for treasures to fill your bindle. Barter and trade for each others treasures. 507-272-5320
Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431
Session Four - Dacula, Georgia - Rabbit Hill Park
4, 5, and 6 Year olds will Train for ONE hour. 4 and 5 year olds - 9am-10am 6 year olds - 10:30am - 11:30am We look forward to having you train with Classic Soccer Academy during the summer of 2016! 706-693-0892