Summer Camps in Morton, MS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Alto Sax: Middle School Band - University of Texas at Austin
The Middle School Band program is designed to accommodate musicians ranging from the most talented and proficient to the less experienced, with a minimum of one year of training on their chosen instrument. It is open to entering grades 7, 8 or 9. The concert bands are conducted by outstanding band directors from around the state. This session provides an excellent opportunity for young musicians to improve their individual performance skills. Instruction includes rehearsals, sectionals, master classes, supervised practice, and optional private lessons. Students who have completed the 8th grade may register for Middle School and/or High School Band Camp 512-232-2080
The Middle School Band program is designed to accommodate musicians ranging from the most talented and proficient to the less experienced, with a minimum of one year of training on their chosen instrument. It is open to entering grades 7, 8 or 9. The concert bands are conducted by outstanding band directors from around the state. This session provides an excellent opportunity for young musicians to improve their individual performance skills. Instruction includes rehearsals, sectionals, master classes, supervised practice, and optional private lessons. Students who have completed the 8th grade may register for Middle School and/or High School Band Camp 512-232-2080
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Camp Hidden Lake
Hot
Distance
30.7 Miles
Address:
PO Box 4857, Jackson, Mississippi 39296
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Camp Windhover
Hot
Distance
47.12 Miles
Address:
2092 Six Mile Rd, Crystal Springs, Mississippi 39059
We specialize in offering campers 7-14 & CITs 15-17 fine and performing arts experiences along with traditional camping activities. One-of-a-kind in the South....
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Morton, MS Summer Camps
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Paddle New York: Summer Camp Weekend Moose River - Lyons Falls, NY
The Moose is a classic northeast creek. Big drops with multiple options for cool new lines. Intermediate and advanced boaters are welcome! Boat demos will be available from Mountainman Outdoor Supply Company, and paddles will be available for demo from Werner Paddles. Friday: Evening: Arrive at Fowlersville put-in and set up camp. Drinks and food around a campfire Saturday: Morning first timers run. Creeking clinics will be available. Potentially detour to another local run Sunset lap BBQ Sunday: Creeking clinics will be available. Double Drop Challenge or River Race Awards and Wrap-Up River Description: https://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/detail/id/1352/
Mountaineer youth football camp - Coal City, WV
. No contact , fundamental camp, k-9th grade, The return of former wvu star QB RASHEED MARSHALL
3rd Annual DC Youth Football Camp - Denton, TX
We will be hosting our youth football camp for kids age 4-12 who have all skill levels from beginner to advanced. We will have NFL players out teaching the kids along with out great staff. The cost is $25 and you can register online or in person at one of our locations at Academy Sports or Denton Triangle Mall. If any questions please call us at 940-202-9504 or email [email protected]
Youth Camp 2015 - Smsfwb Youthcamp
Jr. Week Sun. June 7 - Fri. June 12 Director Josh West Evangelist Bro. Joe Tolbert Teen Week Sun. June 14 - Fri. June 19 Director Thomas Holloway Evangelist Bro. Allen Pointer
2016 Connecticut Youth Camp - Ashford, CT
Join us for another amazing week of youth camp!
Paddle New York: Summer Camp Weekend Moose River - Lyons Falls, NY
The Moose is a classic northeast creek. Big drops with multiple options for cool new lines. Intermediate and advanced boaters are welcome! Boat demos will be available from Mountainman Outdoor Supply Company, and paddles will be available for demo from Werner Paddles. Friday: Evening: Arrive at Fowlersville put-in and set up camp. Drinks and food around a campfire Saturday: Morning first timers run. Creeking clinics will be available. Potentially detour to another local run Sunset lap BBQ Sunday: Creeking clinics will be available. Double Drop Challenge or River Race Awards and Wrap-Up River Description: https://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/detail/id/1352/
Mountaineer youth football camp - Coal City, WV
. No contact , fundamental camp, k-9th grade, The return of former wvu star QB RASHEED MARSHALL
3rd Annual DC Youth Football Camp - Denton, TX
We will be hosting our youth football camp for kids age 4-12 who have all skill levels from beginner to advanced. We will have NFL players out teaching the kids along with out great staff. The cost is $25 and you can register online or in person at one of our locations at Academy Sports or Denton Triangle Mall. If any questions please call us at 940-202-9504 or email [email protected]
Youth Camp 2015 - Smsfwb Youthcamp
Jr. Week Sun. June 7 - Fri. June 12 Director Josh West Evangelist Bro. Joe Tolbert Teen Week Sun. June 14 - Fri. June 19 Director Thomas Holloway Evangelist Bro. Allen Pointer
2016 Connecticut Youth Camp - Ashford, CT
Join us for another amazing week of youth camp!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Engineering & Tech Adventures: SESSION II: Code Masters - Rich Central High School
These are four-week summer programs for students who are gifted in math and science and would like to use their talents to improve the world. This program gives campers an introduction to the worlds of technology and engineering, including the excitement and diversity offered in both industries. 708-799-9400
Fossils, Dinosaurs and Volcanos - Wellness Center Art Space
Kids will literally DIG IN to this art program focused on fossil discovery, dinosaur drawings, and paleontology. 201-248-3455
Wildcat Golf Academy - Commuter - University Club of Kentucky Golf Course
TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE • Breakfast • Skill Instruction Rotations • Lunch • Intramural Competitions • Play Golf • Dinner • Evening Activities (Player/Coaches Panel, Rules, Gattitown, Swim, etc...) • Lights Out 859-257-5276
Period 1 - Beginning Woodworking - NBJH Room 116
Incoming 5th and 6th graders will learn the basic usage and safety of HAND TOOLS including a coping saw, file, sanding block, and cordless drill. Some small machines may be used such as the scroll saw, spindle sander, Dremel engraver, and drill press. All activities will be demonstrated and supervised by Mr. Caris, the current Woodworking teacher at NBJH. Students will choose a project from a beginner list. Other projects will be available if time permits. Projects choices include a can lamp, small cutting board, name block, or tombstone clock. 8475043400 x2520
Great Outdoors - EcoAdventures
Great Outdoors June 27th-July 1st 9am – 4pm (Ages 5 – 11) Monday – Friday Its back to nature in this camp and we mean literally! If it has to do with nature and the great outdoors we are all over it! These days kids seem to be losing touch with nature, so in this camp we are going to bring them back to the wild side. Kids will leave civilization behind as we head out into the great unknown to learn all about nature and surviving the outdoors. Campers will get the ins and outs of navigating trails, compass use, telling time by the sun, identify animal tracks, interact daily with animals, make fossils, build a drift shelter, survival skills, make Native American crafts, outdoor cooking (more than just smores) and so much more. By the end of camp you might not get your kid to come back into the house! Pint sized survivalist fun is on order for this camp on the Wild Side! Field trip: Patapsco Wildlife Nature Center: Hike the trails, ride the tram and have a picnic lunch. (410) 279-5416
Engineering & Tech Adventures: SESSION II: Code Masters - Rich Central High School
These are four-week summer programs for students who are gifted in math and science and would like to use their talents to improve the world. This program gives campers an introduction to the worlds of technology and engineering, including the excitement and diversity offered in both industries. 708-799-9400
Fossils, Dinosaurs and Volcanos - Wellness Center Art Space
Kids will literally DIG IN to this art program focused on fossil discovery, dinosaur drawings, and paleontology. 201-248-3455
Wildcat Golf Academy - Commuter - University Club of Kentucky Golf Course
TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE • Breakfast • Skill Instruction Rotations • Lunch • Intramural Competitions • Play Golf • Dinner • Evening Activities (Player/Coaches Panel, Rules, Gattitown, Swim, etc...) • Lights Out 859-257-5276
Period 1 - Beginning Woodworking - NBJH Room 116
Incoming 5th and 6th graders will learn the basic usage and safety of HAND TOOLS including a coping saw, file, sanding block, and cordless drill. Some small machines may be used such as the scroll saw, spindle sander, Dremel engraver, and drill press. All activities will be demonstrated and supervised by Mr. Caris, the current Woodworking teacher at NBJH. Students will choose a project from a beginner list. Other projects will be available if time permits. Projects choices include a can lamp, small cutting board, name block, or tombstone clock. 8475043400 x2520
Great Outdoors - EcoAdventures
Great Outdoors June 27th-July 1st 9am – 4pm (Ages 5 – 11) Monday – Friday Its back to nature in this camp and we mean literally! If it has to do with nature and the great outdoors we are all over it! These days kids seem to be losing touch with nature, so in this camp we are going to bring them back to the wild side. Kids will leave civilization behind as we head out into the great unknown to learn all about nature and surviving the outdoors. Campers will get the ins and outs of navigating trails, compass use, telling time by the sun, identify animal tracks, interact daily with animals, make fossils, build a drift shelter, survival skills, make Native American crafts, outdoor cooking (more than just smores) and so much more. By the end of camp you might not get your kid to come back into the house! Pint sized survivalist fun is on order for this camp on the Wild Side! Field trip: Patapsco Wildlife Nature Center: Hike the trails, ride the tram and have a picnic lunch. (410) 279-5416