Summer Camps in Modesto, IL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Interstellar Space Art - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Explore the galaxy and beyond with a camp that uses creativity to reach the outer limits of space. Part science, part art, all fun, This class is a fun creative camp like no other that uses outer space as the basis in learning and creating. 302 239-2434 x120
Explore the galaxy and beyond with a camp that uses creativity to reach the outer limits of space. Part science, part art, all fun, This class is a fun creative camp like no other that uses outer space as the basis in learning and creating. 302 239-2434 x120
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Camp Kiwanis
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Distance
26.45 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Each summer Girl Scouts of Eastern Illinois offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun.We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity & girl...
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Drama, Drawing/Painting,...
Camp Peairs
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Distance
26.45 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Girl Scouts of Central Ill offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun. We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity & girl planning....
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Boating, Counselor...
Camp Tapawingo
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Distance
26.45 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Each summer Girl Scouts of Central Ill offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun. We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity &...
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor...
Camp Widjiwagan
Hot
Distance
26.45 Miles
Address:
3020 Baker Dr, Springfield, Illinois 62703
Girl Scouts of Central Illinois offers a variety of camp adventures packed full of outdoor fun. We build self-confidence,enhance teamwork,encourage creativity & girl planning....
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
East Bay Camp
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Distance
28.7 Miles
Address:
Conference UMC, Springfield, Illinois 62794
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Community Service, Counselor...
Distance
28.7 Miles
Address:
PO Box 19207, Springfield, Illinois 62794
To provide genuine Christian Hospitatlity in an enviornment for you to experience the unconditional love and grace of God.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Music, Religious Study, Recreational Swimming,...
Distance
28.7 Miles
Address:
Conference UMC, Springfield, Illinois 62794
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
40.71 Miles
Address:
2213 S Levis Ln, Godfrey, Illinois 62035
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies
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Modesto, IL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
FREE- Type 1 Diabetes Teen Camp - Cornville, AZ
JDRF has partnered together with Camp Soaring Eagle to offer a FREE CAMP to Type One Diabetic children ages 8-15 to come experience the healing power of laughter! CSE offers two camper weekends dedicated to T1D kids in a session for Teens and a session for Youth. Youth T1D camp is for kids 8-12 and Teen T1D Camp is for kids 13-15. The camper session runs from Friday-Sunday. CSE provides the campers with opportunity to learn about diabetes management and encourages independent health care. Campers with diabetes feel normal because they see all their peers with the same challenging diagnosis. CSE provides a balanced diet and menu with all carb counts for all meals. For more information, please contact the Camper Recruiter, Anna Viviano at Aviviano@CampSoaringEagle.org or JDRF Staff member Sandra Batson at sbatson@jdrf.org
New Years - Emmanuel - Twin Bridges, CA
The year of 2016 is slowly, but surely, coming to end, and the new year of 2017 is rolling in. Join us as we remember the Old and celebrate the New on December 30th through January 2nd. Bryte Youth is doing something different by hosting this New Year up in the mountains, in the midst of the beautiful, God given nature. These four days will be spent with fellowship, worship, and a time to reflect about the previous year and pray over the new one. The focus of our topic will be Emmanuel: God is with us. Over the course of four days, you will all have an opportunity to discover where and when God has been with us, and how His guiding hand has led us all along. Of course, these four days will also be action packed with various activities. For those of you who want to relax, no worries. Spend the four days lounging in the cozy cabins, or go on a walk and taking in the beautiful scenery. A gorgeous atmpsphere, warm company, good friends, and a God centered getaway is all you need to celebrate this New Year. Buy your tickets TODAY for the...
The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts & Kids Camps - Readfield,
Four years ago Charles L. Day and Dale Potter-Clark began the process of gathering information for "Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts..." right here at a Maranacook Community Education class. Fifty or more enthusiastic people gathered that evening to share stories and to learn about the resorts, hotels and kids’ camps that have existed in this immediate area. After years of conducting personal interviews, making site visits and doing exhaustive research Charles and Dale have published a 356 page book packed with 220+ vintage photos and information about more than forty establishments that have existed on the four lakes. Thrown in for good measure is “The Larches” on “Lake Myra” in Readfield. Included is the history of the railroad, steamboats and the trolley in this area as well as the various establishments, founders and directors. Dale will first talk about the process and some discoveries made while researching and writing the book and following this she will do a reading. She will be available to sell and sign books after the presentation. Potter-Clark will be offering three classes the spring of 2017 (Mar, Apr, May) at $12.50 each or $30 for all three. Proceeds will help fund a "Museum in the Streets" in Readfield.
Teen Robotics Camp - Day 4 - Dublin, GA
For rising 7th-12th graders. This is a 4-day robotics workshop where we will be learning how to build and program LEGO Mindstorms. SEATS ARE LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE REFERENCE DESK. Teens who register are expected to attend all four days of the workshop.
Ward Cycle a Kid to Camp! - Abingdon, MD
Register to ride for an hour or all four OUTSIDE on the cycle studio bikes! DJ! Giveaways! QuikShakes samples! Refreshments! Register today to secure your bike then fundraise or donate to complete your registration. Ride for ALL four hours and raise/donate $231, which sends a kid to camp for an entire week! Ride for an hour and raise/donate $58. Register online today!
FREE- Type 1 Diabetes Teen Camp - Cornville, AZ
JDRF has partnered together with Camp Soaring Eagle to offer a FREE CAMP to Type One Diabetic children ages 8-15 to come experience the healing power of laughter! CSE offers two camper weekends dedicated to T1D kids in a session for Teens and a session for Youth. Youth T1D camp is for kids 8-12 and Teen T1D Camp is for kids 13-15. The camper session runs from Friday-Sunday. CSE provides the campers with opportunity to learn about diabetes management and encourages independent health care. Campers with diabetes feel normal because they see all their peers with the same challenging diagnosis. CSE provides a balanced diet and menu with all carb counts for all meals. For more information, please contact the Camper Recruiter, Anna Viviano at Aviviano@CampSoaringEagle.org or JDRF Staff member Sandra Batson at sbatson@jdrf.org
New Years - Emmanuel - Twin Bridges, CA
The year of 2016 is slowly, but surely, coming to end, and the new year of 2017 is rolling in. Join us as we remember the Old and celebrate the New on December 30th through January 2nd. Bryte Youth is doing something different by hosting this New Year up in the mountains, in the midst of the beautiful, God given nature. These four days will be spent with fellowship, worship, and a time to reflect about the previous year and pray over the new one. The focus of our topic will be Emmanuel: God is with us. Over the course of four days, you will all have an opportunity to discover where and when God has been with us, and how His guiding hand has led us all along. Of course, these four days will also be action packed with various activities. For those of you who want to relax, no worries. Spend the four days lounging in the cozy cabins, or go on a walk and taking in the beautiful scenery. A gorgeous atmpsphere, warm company, good friends, and a God centered getaway is all you need to celebrate this New Year. Buy your tickets TODAY for the...
The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts & Kids Camps - Readfield,
Four years ago Charles L. Day and Dale Potter-Clark began the process of gathering information for "Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts..." right here at a Maranacook Community Education class. Fifty or more enthusiastic people gathered that evening to share stories and to learn about the resorts, hotels and kids’ camps that have existed in this immediate area. After years of conducting personal interviews, making site visits and doing exhaustive research Charles and Dale have published a 356 page book packed with 220+ vintage photos and information about more than forty establishments that have existed on the four lakes. Thrown in for good measure is “The Larches” on “Lake Myra” in Readfield. Included is the history of the railroad, steamboats and the trolley in this area as well as the various establishments, founders and directors. Dale will first talk about the process and some discoveries made while researching and writing the book and following this she will do a reading. She will be available to sell and sign books after the presentation. Potter-Clark will be offering three classes the spring of 2017 (Mar, Apr, May) at $12.50 each or $30 for all three. Proceeds will help fund a "Museum in the Streets" in Readfield.
Teen Robotics Camp - Day 4 - Dublin, GA
For rising 7th-12th graders. This is a 4-day robotics workshop where we will be learning how to build and program LEGO Mindstorms. SEATS ARE LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE REFERENCE DESK. Teens who register are expected to attend all four days of the workshop.
Ward Cycle a Kid to Camp! - Abingdon, MD
Register to ride for an hour or all four OUTSIDE on the cycle studio bikes! DJ! Giveaways! QuikShakes samples! Refreshments! Register today to secure your bike then fundraise or donate to complete your registration. Ride for ALL four hours and raise/donate $231, which sends a kid to camp for an entire week! Ride for an hour and raise/donate $58. Register online today!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Night Camp 3 (4-8th grade) - University of Washington
Night Camp is designed for beginners and players with 0-2 years of experience entering 4th-8th grade next fall. 206-379-2685
Basketball Camp - Freshman Team Camp - STA Gymnasium
Fundamental skills will be stressed in ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding, defense and team play. 816-501-0011
Basic Marksmanship - On Target Outfitters
Using air rifles, this camp offers boys and girls the opportunity to learn safe gun handling and develop basic marksmanship skills. We utilize a variety of action targets including spinners, mini-gongs and even a moving target for a fun and challenging learning experience. For students in grades 2-6. (330)423-5101
Team Camp 2 - Devaney
Team Camp is a training and teaching camp for the athlete and coach. Each team must have a minimum of 10 players and may be accompanied by one coach with no charge. Each team will be provided with a camp staff coach or assistant, depending on your teams needs. Coaches please contact the volleyball office to reserve a place for your team, (402) 472-2399. Each additional coach (resident) is $100. The number of teams will be limited. Teams of all levels are welcome. **It is the policy of the University of Nebraska not to discriminate on the basis of sex, age, handicap, race, color, religion, martial status, veterans status, national or ethnic origin or sexual orientation. The Nebraska Volleyball Camps are open to any and all entrants. 402-413-7001
GIRLS/BOYS Camp Session - SIU Touch of Nature
A 10% Deposit is required to secure a position for your son or daughter for the upcoming 2016 session. If paying by check only, please complete application and notify the office when payment will be arriving. 618-235-1614
Night Camp 3 (4-8th grade) - University of Washington
Night Camp is designed for beginners and players with 0-2 years of experience entering 4th-8th grade next fall. 206-379-2685
Basketball Camp - Freshman Team Camp - STA Gymnasium
Fundamental skills will be stressed in ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding, defense and team play. 816-501-0011
Basic Marksmanship - On Target Outfitters
Using air rifles, this camp offers boys and girls the opportunity to learn safe gun handling and develop basic marksmanship skills. We utilize a variety of action targets including spinners, mini-gongs and even a moving target for a fun and challenging learning experience. For students in grades 2-6. (330)423-5101
Team Camp 2 - Devaney
Team Camp is a training and teaching camp for the athlete and coach. Each team must have a minimum of 10 players and may be accompanied by one coach with no charge. Each team will be provided with a camp staff coach or assistant, depending on your teams needs. Coaches please contact the volleyball office to reserve a place for your team, (402) 472-2399. Each additional coach (resident) is $100. The number of teams will be limited. Teams of all levels are welcome. **It is the policy of the University of Nebraska not to discriminate on the basis of sex, age, handicap, race, color, religion, martial status, veterans status, national or ethnic origin or sexual orientation. The Nebraska Volleyball Camps are open to any and all entrants. 402-413-7001
GIRLS/BOYS Camp Session - SIU Touch of Nature
A 10% Deposit is required to secure a position for your son or daughter for the upcoming 2016 session. If paying by check only, please complete application and notify the office when payment will be arriving. 618-235-1614