Summer Camps in Millersburg, OR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Middle School Computer Programing Week 4 - Knott Hall
Kids will learn computer programming using Scratch software (developed by MIT) and Code.org. During camp, students will think creatively while learning programming basics. By the end of the camp, these budding programmers will be able to put their imagination and creativity into the form of a computer program. This class is a great introduction into basic computer programming. Developed specifically for kids Grades 6-8, Computer Programming camp is a great introduction into coding and logic-based thinking. No previous programming experience is needed. 443 841 3328
Kids will learn computer programming using Scratch software (developed by MIT) and Code.org. During camp, students will think creatively while learning programming basics. By the end of the camp, these budding programmers will be able to put their imagination and creativity into the form of a computer program. This class is a great introduction into basic computer programming. Developed specifically for kids Grades 6-8, Computer Programming camp is a great introduction into coding and logic-based thinking. No previous programming experience is needed. 443 841 3328
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Camp Taloali Inc
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Distance
15.48 Miles
Address:
PO Box 32, Stayton, Oregon 97383
Camp Taloali serves the deaf and hard of hearing from Pacific NW and is open to any deaf and hard of hearing who are...
Activities: , Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor...
Distance
17.97 Miles
Address:
685 Court St NE, Salem, Oregon 97301
Traditional resident camp located in beautiful surroundings of Silver Falls St Pk - an experience that lasts a lifetime.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Distance
18.13 Miles
Address:
, Salem, Oregon
Damian Williams is entering his 14th season as the head softball coach at Willamette University. He has earned an overall record of 267-203 at...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
22.71 Miles
Address:
5390 4H Rd NW, Salem, Oregon 97304
Center is capable of hosting a wide variety of outings: EE visits, conferences, retreats, family reunions, specialty camps and special events.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Canoeing, Field Trips, Fishing, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies...
Distance
33.17 Miles
Address:
, Sheridan, Oregon
The purpose of our summer program is to challenge young people in and our of the classroom and help them discover that their potential...
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: General Academics
Distance
35.96 Miles
Address:
36155 N Fork Rd SE, Lyons, Oregon 97358
Highly trained committed staff serve persons w/disabilities. Forest/river recreation. Individual choices, meaningful relationships & fun.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drama,...
Distance
43.92 Miles
Address:
1195 City View St, Eugene, Oregon 97402
We offer a fun, safe, and supportive environment where international and transracial adoptees can affirm one another's experiences.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Counselor Training (CIT), Dance, Drama, Team Field...
Westwind
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Distance
44.08 Miles
Address:
PO Box 408, Otis, Oregon 97368
Activities: Youth Programs
Arrowhead
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Distance
44.1 Miles
Address:
1577 Pearl St Ste 300, Eugene, Oregon 97401
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Rafting,...
Camp Cleawox
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Distance
44.1 Miles
Address:
1577 Pearl St Ste 300, Eugene, Oregon 97401
Beautiful setting on fresh water lake 1 mile from Pacific Ocean. Girl Scouts & non-members are welcome.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Camp Low Echo
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Distance
44.1 Miles
Address:
1577 Pearl St Ste 300, Eugene, Oregon 97401
Waterfront prop. Lake of the Woods, view of Mt.McLoughlin, emphasis on safe quality programs. Wkly theme sessions.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Distance
44.1 Miles
Address:
1577 Pearl St Ste 300, Eugene, Oregon 97401
Outdoor fun in an all girl, supportive environment.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
45.76 Miles
Address:
15321 NE North Valley Rd, Newberg, Oregon 97132
Christian emphasis, 1-6 grade day camp, 7-12 grade resident camp. 95 acres of woods, lake, animals, & challenge course.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Field Trips, Kayaking, Leadership...
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Millersburg, OR Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid-preneur Camp Ages 10-15 June 22nd - August 14th Please Share -
Date: June 8th –August 14th Time: 8:30am-5:30pm Location: 3200 S Congress Ave # 104 Boynton Beach FL Register early. Space Limited Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks & Trips included! $125 before May 8th $ 150 after May 8th 2 Week Minimum Fridays: Trips Thursdays: Speakers Wednesdays: Food & Nutrition Secret Garden Café Culinary Incubator Calling all FUTURE Mayors, Doctors, Firefighters, Police Officers, Pilots, TV Reporters, and Business Owners! Kid-preneur camp is an excitement-packed, fun- filled summer where campers ages 10-15 explore different careers, create their own small town and act out professional job duties! Kid-preneurs learn by exploring the city with civic and fun field trips, interactive games that teach real-life skills such as: interview skills, how to apply for a job, open a bank account, credit vs debit and budgeting. In a fast-paced, dynamic environment, the kids develop leadership and interpersonal skills while dealing with ...
MDA 2016 Summer Camp - Cozad, NE
Applications for Campers will be online again this year, and Erin will be sending the link out via email. For any questions, or to receive the link to apply for Summer Camp, contact Tabetha at [email protected]
Monogram Tween/Teen Camp - Lexington, KY
Are you monogram crazy? In this one evening mini-camp you'll paint a 12" curly vine monogram for your room, plus learn to monogram a string tote bag, and try out a monogram jewelry technique. This camp is for our older crafters, ages 11 and up. $50 includes all supplies and pizza, too.
DR IN March 2017 Event - Columbus, IN
FREE PIZZA + Stand-Up Comedy! - SUMMER CAMP COMEDY SHOW @HiFi Bar 8pm
It's November and Summer Camp Comedy Show is back again! Check out and follow our Facebook group >>> BKLYN Summer Camp Comedy Show As always, there will be FREE PIZZA! This month's line up includes the comedy stylings of: Ariel Elias (HBO's Brody Stevens: Enjoy It) Lane Moore (Tinder Live) Meghan Radespiel Keith Carey Tanael Joachim (AXS Live) Pat Rigby Eliana Horeczko (Funny Bone) Hosted by Masafumi Abe (Hoboken Comedy Festival) Doors open @ 7:30PM Show starts @ 8:00PM @ HiFi Bar 169 Avenue A (Between 11th st. & 10th st.) Closest train stations: 1st Ave or 3rd Ave (L Train), Astor Pl (6 Train), or Union Square (456,NQR,L)
Kid-preneur Camp Ages 10-15 June 22nd - August 14th Please Share -
Date: June 8th –August 14th Time: 8:30am-5:30pm Location: 3200 S Congress Ave # 104 Boynton Beach FL Register early. Space Limited Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks & Trips included! $125 before May 8th $ 150 after May 8th 2 Week Minimum Fridays: Trips Thursdays: Speakers Wednesdays: Food & Nutrition Secret Garden Café Culinary Incubator Calling all FUTURE Mayors, Doctors, Firefighters, Police Officers, Pilots, TV Reporters, and Business Owners! Kid-preneur camp is an excitement-packed, fun- filled summer where campers ages 10-15 explore different careers, create their own small town and act out professional job duties! Kid-preneurs learn by exploring the city with civic and fun field trips, interactive games that teach real-life skills such as: interview skills, how to apply for a job, open a bank account, credit vs debit and budgeting. In a fast-paced, dynamic environment, the kids develop leadership and interpersonal skills while dealing with ...
MDA 2016 Summer Camp - Cozad, NE
Applications for Campers will be online again this year, and Erin will be sending the link out via email. For any questions, or to receive the link to apply for Summer Camp, contact Tabetha at [email protected]
Monogram Tween/Teen Camp - Lexington, KY
Are you monogram crazy? In this one evening mini-camp you'll paint a 12" curly vine monogram for your room, plus learn to monogram a string tote bag, and try out a monogram jewelry technique. This camp is for our older crafters, ages 11 and up. $50 includes all supplies and pizza, too.
DR IN March 2017 Event - Columbus, IN
FREE PIZZA + Stand-Up Comedy! - SUMMER CAMP COMEDY SHOW @HiFi Bar 8pm
It's November and Summer Camp Comedy Show is back again! Check out and follow our Facebook group >>> BKLYN Summer Camp Comedy Show As always, there will be FREE PIZZA! This month's line up includes the comedy stylings of: Ariel Elias (HBO's Brody Stevens: Enjoy It) Lane Moore (Tinder Live) Meghan Radespiel Keith Carey Tanael Joachim (AXS Live) Pat Rigby Eliana Horeczko (Funny Bone) Hosted by Masafumi Abe (Hoboken Comedy Festival) Doors open @ 7:30PM Show starts @ 8:00PM @ HiFi Bar 169 Avenue A (Between 11th st. & 10th st.) Closest train stations: 1st Ave or 3rd Ave (L Train), Astor Pl (6 Train), or Union Square (456,NQR,L)
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Tuesday - Knitting - HoLa Lower School
This class begins with essential lessons for to empower new knitters. Lessons will include choosing supplies, reading instructions, casting on, knit stitch, purl stitch, and binding off. Using these basic techniques, participants will learn how to create different knitting patterns using the knit and purl techniques, including seed stitch, ribbing, stockinette, and garter. By the end of the class, the students will have created a scarf using techniques learned in the class. (201) 427-1458
August 8-11: Muddy Buddies:Mud, Clay and Camouflage - Mountain Kids!
Getting dirty has to be one of the greatest joys of childhood (and lucky adults)! This week we will learn about mud, clay and camouflage in a variety of ways. Well muck in the mud, create things with clay, and combine both art forms to camouflage ourselves in nature, becoming stealthy stalkers in many a game. Get ready for bath time after this week of muddy Mountain Kids fun! 505-699-6230
Animal Adventure Camp - Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission
This camp will explore subjects such a s animal behavior, biology, food chain, and the importance of biodiversity and conservation. Under close adult supervision there will be hands on interaction with real, live animals. Each day will feature a new animal friend, such as a reptile, amphibian, mammal, bird, or arthropod. Camp will include education, game, crafts, stories, and creative play. Please send a healthy snack with your child each day. A $10 material fee (cash or check) is payable to the instructor the first day of camp. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Preschool Room INSTRUCTOR Melissa Kowalski
Lego® StoryStarter II 2:30 - Mt. Bethel Elementary
Story telling was never this much fun! Utilizing the LEGO® StoryStarter set we will introduce students to the basic structures of a well-composed story (making this class a great language arts tool). At the same time we will also introduce them to the world of technology as we show them how to animate their stories in their very own graphic storybook. They will build their LEGO® story scenes and (using photo capture and editing tools) bring the story to life in print. We will create multiple storybooks in this class and each student will receive a DVD containing printable versions of all their creations to take home. In StoryStarter II we will have the same great fun but with all new story types and plots! We will delve further in the story telling process by emphasizing character development and 5 step story telling. You do NOT have to take the first class in order to take II. 770-826-0449
Summer Camp PM - Princeton Racquet Club
MATCH PLAY: Campers get to put into practice the skills theyve learned by playing matches. Singles and doubles strategy, ladder matches, exchange matches, and Davis Cup competition. Play will take place on clay and hard courts. Campers need to be able to serve and keep score. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please bring one new unopened can of balls on the first day of camp. Sneakers must be non-marking. Campers provide their own drinks and snacks. Play will take place outdoors so sunscreen and a hat are highly recommended. IN CASE OF RAIN: Campers will use the indoor courts, fitness room and lobby areas without any additional charge. NO REFUNDS, CREDITS, MAKE-UPS, or CARRYOVERS from week to week. SUB-ACTIVITIES * Summer Camp PM 6/20-6/24 "Kick Off Week" [] * Summer Camp PM 6/27-7/1 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/04-7/8 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/11-7/15 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/18-7/22 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/25-7/29 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/01-8/5 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/08-8/12 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/15-8/19 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/22-8/26 []
Tuesday - Knitting - HoLa Lower School
This class begins with essential lessons for to empower new knitters. Lessons will include choosing supplies, reading instructions, casting on, knit stitch, purl stitch, and binding off. Using these basic techniques, participants will learn how to create different knitting patterns using the knit and purl techniques, including seed stitch, ribbing, stockinette, and garter. By the end of the class, the students will have created a scarf using techniques learned in the class. (201) 427-1458
August 8-11: Muddy Buddies:Mud, Clay and Camouflage - Mountain Kids!
Getting dirty has to be one of the greatest joys of childhood (and lucky adults)! This week we will learn about mud, clay and camouflage in a variety of ways. Well muck in the mud, create things with clay, and combine both art forms to camouflage ourselves in nature, becoming stealthy stalkers in many a game. Get ready for bath time after this week of muddy Mountain Kids fun! 505-699-6230
Animal Adventure Camp - Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission
This camp will explore subjects such a s animal behavior, biology, food chain, and the importance of biodiversity and conservation. Under close adult supervision there will be hands on interaction with real, live animals. Each day will feature a new animal friend, such as a reptile, amphibian, mammal, bird, or arthropod. Camp will include education, game, crafts, stories, and creative play. Please send a healthy snack with your child each day. A $10 material fee (cash or check) is payable to the instructor the first day of camp. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Preschool Room INSTRUCTOR Melissa Kowalski
Lego® StoryStarter II 2:30 - Mt. Bethel Elementary
Story telling was never this much fun! Utilizing the LEGO® StoryStarter set we will introduce students to the basic structures of a well-composed story (making this class a great language arts tool). At the same time we will also introduce them to the world of technology as we show them how to animate their stories in their very own graphic storybook. They will build their LEGO® story scenes and (using photo capture and editing tools) bring the story to life in print. We will create multiple storybooks in this class and each student will receive a DVD containing printable versions of all their creations to take home. In StoryStarter II we will have the same great fun but with all new story types and plots! We will delve further in the story telling process by emphasizing character development and 5 step story telling. You do NOT have to take the first class in order to take II. 770-826-0449
Summer Camp PM - Princeton Racquet Club
MATCH PLAY: Campers get to put into practice the skills theyve learned by playing matches. Singles and doubles strategy, ladder matches, exchange matches, and Davis Cup competition. Play will take place on clay and hard courts. Campers need to be able to serve and keep score. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please bring one new unopened can of balls on the first day of camp. Sneakers must be non-marking. Campers provide their own drinks and snacks. Play will take place outdoors so sunscreen and a hat are highly recommended. IN CASE OF RAIN: Campers will use the indoor courts, fitness room and lobby areas without any additional charge. NO REFUNDS, CREDITS, MAKE-UPS, or CARRYOVERS from week to week. SUB-ACTIVITIES * Summer Camp PM 6/20-6/24 "Kick Off Week" [] * Summer Camp PM 6/27-7/1 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/04-7/8 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/11-7/15 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/18-7/22 [] * Summer Camp PM 7/25-7/29 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/01-8/5 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/08-8/12 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/15-8/19 [] * Summer Camp PM 8/22-8/26 []