Summer Camps in Milan, OH
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Maple sugaring adventure! - Common Ground
Maple sugaring: February and March are sugaring season in Connecticut! The sap flows strongly on sunny mornings when it is just above freezing. Hopefully we will catch a sap run and taste some sap right from the tree! We will check out the Sugar Shack and see where the sap is boiled into syrup, make and eat some maple treats, and explore the forest for signs of spring. ********************************************************** Who: these classes are for children of all ages with a parent or caregiver (no drop-off option available for winter classes). Program fee: $15 for the first child ages 3 and up, $10 for each additional child (ages 3 and up). The sibling discount will be applied automatically when you register online. No charge for children ages 2 and under. Location: Common Ground, 358 Springside Ave, New Haven, CT 06515. We will meet in the farmhouse, which is the first building on the left as you walk up the driveway. Questions? Call 203-389-4333 x 1213 or email 203-389-4333 x1213
Maple sugaring: February and March are sugaring season in Connecticut! The sap flows strongly on sunny mornings when it is just above freezing. Hopefully we will catch a sap run and taste some sap right from the tree! We will check out the Sugar Shack and see where the sap is boiled into syrup, make and eat some maple treats, and explore the forest for signs of spring. ********************************************************** Who: these classes are for children of all ages with a parent or caregiver (no drop-off option available for winter classes). Program fee: $15 for the first child ages 3 and up, $10 for each additional child (ages 3 and up). The sibling discount will be applied automatically when you register online. No charge for children ages 2 and under. Location: Common Ground, 358 Springside Ave, New Haven, CT 06515. We will meet in the farmhouse, which is the first building on the left as you walk up the driveway. Questions? Call 203-389-4333 x 1213 or email 203-389-4333 x1213
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Distance
20.13 Miles
Address:
, Oberlin, Ohio
Join Coach Ray Appenheimer for an intense session of cross country training at Oberlin College in Oberlin
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
31.59 Miles
Address:
180 Summit St, Tiffin, Ohio 44883
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Recreational Swimming
Distance
36.79 Miles
Address:
380 N Mulberry St, Mansfield, Ohio 44902
Trad. camp-no specialty other than a place to have fun & make friends. A well rounded program permits all campers a chance to experience...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Canoeing, Drama, Horseback...
Distance
41.25 Miles
Address:
3854 Remsen Rd, Medina, Ohio 44256
Nondenominational Christian camp, East of Cleveland. Affil. w/ Association of Cedarbrook Camps-Faith, Friends, & Fun.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Camp Cheerful
Hot
Distance
41.69 Miles
Address:
15000 Cheerful Ln, Strongsville, Ohio 44136
Residential & day programs for youth & adults with and without special needs. Located in Northeast Ohio. Activities include swimming, horseback riding...
Activities: Academics, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking,...
Distance
41.69 Miles
Address:
15000 Cheerful Ln, Strongsville, Ohio 44136
Sensational day program is an Esy Program for school aged children or the Autism Spectrum. Special Education Teachers lead the program which incorporates recreational...
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Drawing/Painting, Fishing, Horseback...
Distance
46.63 Miles
Address:
7911 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, Ohio 44102
Camp Happiness offers 4 ACA Accredited Day Camps for children and young adults ages 5 - 21 with cognitive and other developmental disabilities. Locations...
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Computer, Counselor Training (CIT), Field Trips,...
Distance
48.17 Miles
Address:
680 Woodland Ave, Wooster, Ohio 44691
Camp Spirit offers a caring environment that grows healthy bodies, minds, and spirits.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips, Gymnastics, Hiking, International Culture,...
Distance
48.35 Miles
Address:
313 Medina Rd, Medina, Ohio 44256
Indoor/outdoor day camping offering sports instruction, athletic performance training and good old fashioned summer camp fun all rolled into one program.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Distance
48.73 Miles
Address:
, Wooster, Ohio
Located on the beautiful campus of the College of Wooster
Activities: Sports Camps: Lacrosse
Distance
48.73 Miles
Address:
, Wooster, Ohio
Located on the beautiful campus of the College of Wooster
Activities: Sports Camps: Lacrosse
Distance
48.73 Miles
Address:
, Wooster, Ohio
The College of Wooster camp is one of The Wilson Collegiate Tennis Camps oldest and most popular camps. Founded in 1981 as the...
Activities: Sports Camps: Tennis
Distance
48.73 Miles
Address:
, Wooster, Ohio
Located on the beautiful campus of the College of Wooster
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
48.97 Miles
Address:
2486 W 14th St, Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Day camp for all children, disabled and non-disabled working together.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Computer, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips,...
Distance
49.2 Miles
Address:
, Cleveland, Ohio
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Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Academic Credit
George L Forbes
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Distance
49.36 Miles
Address:
601 Lakeside Ave E, Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Fun-filled week of group activities. Children learn socialization skills. Must be city of Cleveland residents.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Dance, Drama, Fishing,...
Distance
50.1 Miles
Address:
2507 E 22nd St, Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Christian emphasis with caring staff serving NE Ohio. Children register through local Salvation Army. Nominal fee.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Hiking, Leadership Development,...
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Milan, OH Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Middle School Teen Camp 2016 - Augusta, WV
The Theme this year is: LIFE IS MESSY! Registration for this COST FREE week of teen camp begins at 4:30 on Tuesday, July 5th. Activities for Middle School could include (but is not limited to) Boogie Bowling (with strobe lights), laser tag, basketball, carpet ball, ping pong, volleyball, bike riding (Middle School week, helmet required), waterpark, putt putting, water slide, water balloons, swimming, paddle boat riding, playing on playground equipment, softball, hiking, sharing bathroom & shower facilities with other campers, sleeping on floors in rooms at the Church building, worship and recreation,and traveling to activities. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or stained and bring plenty of towels.
Christmas Break Youth Fitness Camp - Riverton, WY
Pagnoni Fitness- Youth Fitness Camp December 28th - December 31st from 4:00 pm- 5: 00. Ages 8-13. Great way to keep your kids busy and moving on their Christmas Break. Please call or message with any questions 307-851-6529 or 307-851-5624.
Winter Break Kid's Horse Camp! - Georgetown, TX
Sign up now for our Winter Break Kid's Horseback Riding Camp! For children ages 3 -18, no riding experience necessary. Kids learn about safety first, equipment, horses and riding in our soft-sand enclosed and covered round pen. What better way to finish off the winter break than by being outside with friends and siblings, learning a new skill, having fun, and gaining in self-confidence? All classes taught by Eric Clarke, natural horseman clinician with 35+ years experience as a professional trainer of horses and their people, assisted by several of his horsemanship apprentices. Class size is limited. All equipment and horses provided, except for boots (with a bit of a heel please; no sneakers) and helmets (no bicycle helmets). Camp is half-days, 9 AM - 12 noon. Cost is $150 fo the three-day camp; current EquQuest horsemanship program students are FREE! Call Pat Gleason at 512-965-1380 to register, and please click "Going" here. Be sure to click on the "Discussion" tab to see more photos of kids enjoying themselves at past camps and classes. See you in December!
Teen Cooking Camp: Session 1 - Rochester, MN
Your West Circle Drive Hy-Vee is offering a series of cooking classes designed to teach teens (age 12-17) essential cooking skills! Teens will be able to eat their creations at the end of the class. Classes will be held every Thursday 11:00 – 12:30pm for five weeks starting July 14th. July 14th: Knife skills and cooking basics: chef salads Classes will be taught in our DISH classroom by the in-store dietitian and one of our talented chefs. Fees: $25 per class OR $100 for entire 5-week series, due on date of registration. Registration required at least 72 hours prior to scheduled class. To register, visit customer service in the store or call customer service at 507-292-6000. Please contact Sara Kelly, dietitian at [email protected] with any questions!
Summer Camps & Activities Expo 2015 - San Antonio, TX
We will be having our Summer Camps & Activities Expo on March 28th. There will be over 50 vendors there to answer any questions you may have about their summer camps or activities. Free giveaways. Spurs Tickets! Schlitterbahn Tickets! Summer Camp Giveaways!
Middle School Teen Camp 2016 - Augusta, WV
The Theme this year is: LIFE IS MESSY! Registration for this COST FREE week of teen camp begins at 4:30 on Tuesday, July 5th. Activities for Middle School could include (but is not limited to) Boogie Bowling (with strobe lights), laser tag, basketball, carpet ball, ping pong, volleyball, bike riding (Middle School week, helmet required), waterpark, putt putting, water slide, water balloons, swimming, paddle boat riding, playing on playground equipment, softball, hiking, sharing bathroom & shower facilities with other campers, sleeping on floors in rooms at the Church building, worship and recreation,and traveling to activities. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or stained and bring plenty of towels.
Christmas Break Youth Fitness Camp - Riverton, WY
Pagnoni Fitness- Youth Fitness Camp December 28th - December 31st from 4:00 pm- 5: 00. Ages 8-13. Great way to keep your kids busy and moving on their Christmas Break. Please call or message with any questions 307-851-6529 or 307-851-5624.
Winter Break Kid's Horse Camp! - Georgetown, TX
Sign up now for our Winter Break Kid's Horseback Riding Camp! For children ages 3 -18, no riding experience necessary. Kids learn about safety first, equipment, horses and riding in our soft-sand enclosed and covered round pen. What better way to finish off the winter break than by being outside with friends and siblings, learning a new skill, having fun, and gaining in self-confidence? All classes taught by Eric Clarke, natural horseman clinician with 35+ years experience as a professional trainer of horses and their people, assisted by several of his horsemanship apprentices. Class size is limited. All equipment and horses provided, except for boots (with a bit of a heel please; no sneakers) and helmets (no bicycle helmets). Camp is half-days, 9 AM - 12 noon. Cost is $150 fo the three-day camp; current EquQuest horsemanship program students are FREE! Call Pat Gleason at 512-965-1380 to register, and please click "Going" here. Be sure to click on the "Discussion" tab to see more photos of kids enjoying themselves at past camps and classes. See you in December!
Teen Cooking Camp: Session 1 - Rochester, MN
Your West Circle Drive Hy-Vee is offering a series of cooking classes designed to teach teens (age 12-17) essential cooking skills! Teens will be able to eat their creations at the end of the class. Classes will be held every Thursday 11:00 – 12:30pm for five weeks starting July 14th. July 14th: Knife skills and cooking basics: chef salads Classes will be taught in our DISH classroom by the in-store dietitian and one of our talented chefs. Fees: $25 per class OR $100 for entire 5-week series, due on date of registration. Registration required at least 72 hours prior to scheduled class. To register, visit customer service in the store or call customer service at 507-292-6000. Please contact Sara Kelly, dietitian at [email protected] with any questions!
Summer Camps & Activities Expo 2015 - San Antonio, TX
We will be having our Summer Camps & Activities Expo on March 28th. There will be over 50 vendors there to answer any questions you may have about their summer camps or activities. Free giveaways. Spurs Tickets! Schlitterbahn Tickets! Summer Camp Giveaways!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Soccer Shots: PREMIER (5 - 8yrs.) - Coaches Field
PREMIER: 5 - 8 years Soccer Shot Premier is for children who wish to build upon what their current skills. Focusing on individual skill, fitness, and sportsmanship, each session provides an opportunity for kids to be challenged through fun games and team competitions. Children will also be introduced to tactical elements of the game as they prepare to play on competitive teams. Children should arrive dressed in comfortable clothing, shin guards and cleats. Please bring water, snacks, and sunscreen to camp. All soccer equipment provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This camp is intended for children ages 5 - 8 years. Please bring water, snacks, and sunscreen to camp. LOCATION Coaches Playfield (Shared Space) at Coaches Field INSTRUCTOR Soccer Shots Staff
Art 8 - Cardboard Creationary - Artists Exchange
What do you get when you mix art, cardboard and creativity? Recycling at its finest. You can make just about anything with cardboard from paintings to trees. Imagine the possibilities this week when we work with nothing but cardboard. What happens when you put it in clay? Or when you mix it in the blender to make paper? If you could make anything out of cardboard what would you make? Exploring clay, drawing, painting, 3D construction and more, participants will complete an assortment of individual and group projects in each weeks theme, culminating in a showcase at the end of each camp, followed by the unveiling of an installation at our 9th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival in September. * Artists Exchange will be open Monday the 8th on Victory Day. 401-490-9475
Arts on the River Camp - MacPhail Center for Music - Minneapolis
$225 for members of participating organizations; $250 for non-members Come to our waterfront to play music, get creative, bake bread and construct books while exploring the theme of "water." Children enjoy new experiences each day at four top arts centers, including the Guthrie Theater, Mill City Museum, Minnesota Center for Book Arts and MacPhail Center for Music. Campers will start each day at Mill City Museum and walk with camp leaders less than three blocks to each art organization. Early drop off between 8:30 - 9:00 and late pick up between 3:30 - 4:00 available. To register, visit the Minnesota Historical Society webpage, or call 612.341.7556 OTHER COURSE CATEGORY Ages 9 - 12 LOCATION Each day begins at the Mill City Museum
Session Three: Rising Moguls - Beacon School
Non-refundable and non-transferable. Donation includes: 1) Institute curriculum, wealth work and classroom supplies 2) Graduate Ceremony and Certificate 3) Parent Money Matters" Forum 4) World of Money graduation gift 5) Daily lunch during the Institute 6) Alumni activities after graduating 888.945.8333
Week Session: Robotics I - Pasitos School - Central
Girls and boys will enjoy the projects which incorporate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and Tinkering (learning by doing). Graduates of Kindergarten - 5th grade are welcome! Camp will be divided into groups of 8 children with one teacher. Topics of the camp: ● Robotics ● Programming ● Tinkering ● STEAM ● Team Work ● Leadership ● Entrepreneurship Learning objectives: ● Basic concepts of programming : events, commands, sequences of commands ● Basic Concepts of mechanics: simple machines, gears, pulleys, levers ● Intermediate concepts of programming; Program flow model, simple sensors (wait for) behaviors, decision making structures ● Real world solutions and engineering practices like: building solutions to real world problems, problem solving strategies, team work, and leadership Join us for week 2 for Robotics II. Both weeks with our award winning Robotics Guest Speaker and owner of LIKS.co! 408-510-0727
Soccer Shots: PREMIER (5 - 8yrs.) - Coaches Field
PREMIER: 5 - 8 years Soccer Shot Premier is for children who wish to build upon what their current skills. Focusing on individual skill, fitness, and sportsmanship, each session provides an opportunity for kids to be challenged through fun games and team competitions. Children will also be introduced to tactical elements of the game as they prepare to play on competitive teams. Children should arrive dressed in comfortable clothing, shin guards and cleats. Please bring water, snacks, and sunscreen to camp. All soccer equipment provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This camp is intended for children ages 5 - 8 years. Please bring water, snacks, and sunscreen to camp. LOCATION Coaches Playfield (Shared Space) at Coaches Field INSTRUCTOR Soccer Shots Staff
Art 8 - Cardboard Creationary - Artists Exchange
What do you get when you mix art, cardboard and creativity? Recycling at its finest. You can make just about anything with cardboard from paintings to trees. Imagine the possibilities this week when we work with nothing but cardboard. What happens when you put it in clay? Or when you mix it in the blender to make paper? If you could make anything out of cardboard what would you make? Exploring clay, drawing, painting, 3D construction and more, participants will complete an assortment of individual and group projects in each weeks theme, culminating in a showcase at the end of each camp, followed by the unveiling of an installation at our 9th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival in September. * Artists Exchange will be open Monday the 8th on Victory Day. 401-490-9475
Arts on the River Camp - MacPhail Center for Music - Minneapolis
$225 for members of participating organizations; $250 for non-members Come to our waterfront to play music, get creative, bake bread and construct books while exploring the theme of "water." Children enjoy new experiences each day at four top arts centers, including the Guthrie Theater, Mill City Museum, Minnesota Center for Book Arts and MacPhail Center for Music. Campers will start each day at Mill City Museum and walk with camp leaders less than three blocks to each art organization. Early drop off between 8:30 - 9:00 and late pick up between 3:30 - 4:00 available. To register, visit the Minnesota Historical Society webpage, or call 612.341.7556 OTHER COURSE CATEGORY Ages 9 - 12 LOCATION Each day begins at the Mill City Museum
Session Three: Rising Moguls - Beacon School
Non-refundable and non-transferable. Donation includes: 1) Institute curriculum, wealth work and classroom supplies 2) Graduate Ceremony and Certificate 3) Parent Money Matters" Forum 4) World of Money graduation gift 5) Daily lunch during the Institute 6) Alumni activities after graduating 888.945.8333
Week Session: Robotics I - Pasitos School - Central
Girls and boys will enjoy the projects which incorporate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and Tinkering (learning by doing). Graduates of Kindergarten - 5th grade are welcome! Camp will be divided into groups of 8 children with one teacher. Topics of the camp: ● Robotics ● Programming ● Tinkering ● STEAM ● Team Work ● Leadership ● Entrepreneurship Learning objectives: ● Basic concepts of programming : events, commands, sequences of commands ● Basic Concepts of mechanics: simple machines, gears, pulleys, levers ● Intermediate concepts of programming; Program flow model, simple sensors (wait for) behaviors, decision making structures ● Real world solutions and engineering practices like: building solutions to real world problems, problem solving strategies, team work, and leadership Join us for week 2 for Robotics II. Both weeks with our award winning Robotics Guest Speaker and owner of LIKS.co! 408-510-0727