Summer Camps in Murfreesboro, NC
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Day Camp Session 1 - Pathfinders Youth Camp
Looking for a Day Camp for your child to experience adventure, fun and Jesus in the great outdoors? Pathfinders Day Camps are designed for just that with trained staff to ensure a great combination of both safety and adventure for your child. At Pathfinders your child will experience lively worship services, lessons taught to help them better understand Christs love for them and tons of activities from an obstacle course, giant swing to swimming in the lake. Your child will be adventuring all week in a safe and wild environment of fun, laughter, energy and Jesus. 4238171543.0
Looking for a Day Camp for your child to experience adventure, fun and Jesus in the great outdoors? Pathfinders Day Camps are designed for just that with trained staff to ensure a great combination of both safety and adventure for your child. At Pathfinders your child will experience lively worship services, lessons taught to help them better understand Christs love for them and tons of activities from an obstacle course, giant swing to swimming in the lake. Your child will be adventuring all week in a safe and wild environment of fun, laughter, energy and Jesus. 4238171543.0
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Distance
28.39 Miles
Address:
PO Box 37, Halifax, North Carolina 27839
A fun day camp with a great staff and delicious food, open to everyone. Full of many exciting adventures.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Drama, Farming/Ranching/Gardening, Hiking,...
Camp Willow Run
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Distance
45.31 Miles
Address:
190 Mangum Ln, Littleton, North Carolina 27850
Year-round Christian youth camp on Lake Gaston. Built on a unique railroad theme with HTD/AC Boxcars as dormitories.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Model...
Camp Skimino
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Distance
49.54 Miles
Address:
912 Cedar Rd, Chesapeake, Virginia 23322
Traditional girl scout camp prgrm. Girls can select individual interest programs. Tents, modern bathrooms, pool, good food.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope...
Distance
50.18 Miles
Address:
PO Box 378, Surry, Virginia 23883
Traditional program plus exciting trips. Emphasis on values and living in a Christian community. Self-esteem specialty.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Distance
52.59 Miles
Address:
One Waterside Drive, Norfolk, Virginia 23510
Participants will experience the thrill of the open water, while meeting new friends and mastering the art of sailing.
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
52.82 Miles
Address:
312 W Bute St, Norfolk, Virginia 23510
Camp Red Feather is operated on 300 acres of forests & fields on campus of Virginia Wesleyan College. Activities are available allowing children to...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Drama, Fishing,...
Distance
54.06 Miles
Address:
11009 Warwich Blvd, Newport News, Virginia 23601
Our program offers a fun, focused kids yoga camp taught by local yoga instructors and authors, Edie Fischer and Leeanne Robinson. Kids from...
Activities: Camp Activities Will Include: Music, Story Time, Breathing Exercises, Yoga,...
Camp Chaverim
Hot
Distance
55.62 Miles
Address:
2700 Spring Rd, Newport News, Virginia 23606
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Counselor Training (CIT), Dance, Drama,...
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Murfreesboro, NC Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Youth Preseason Wrestling Camp (Informational Clinic) - River Falls, W
Kevin Black, Head Coach c 715.441.2980 e [email protected] Located at Meyer Middle School Lower Level Multi-Purpose Room (Wrestling Area). There are no costs for this event. Registration will be available on site (not required). Root Beer Floats provided by the River Falls Wrestling Booster Club at the conclusion of the clinic. Volunteer Sign Up: https://goo.gl/HgF9DU
YOUTH CAMP JUNE 21-28 CALL 586-484-8540 - New Haven, MI
7TH - 12TH GRADE. ONLY $30.00 PER STUDENT. 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS. COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS ON HOMES IN NEW HAVEN. VACANT LOT CLEAN UP. PAINTING. YOUTH WILL RUN A KIDS CAMP. CONCERTS. GUEST SPEAKERS. BLOCK PARTY. OUTING TO STONEY CREEK AND MUCH MORE.
Jump Around (replaced Kid's Ahoy) – 8/11 9:30 – 12:00 Lunch at Camp -
Field trips are available for Busy Bees, Dragonflies, Penguins & Potty Trained Pandas. All children must wear their Halsey Shirt on all field trips. If your child is under 3 years old he/she may attend the trip if you or your spouse or other loved one join us. Parents are always welcome to attend and space is limited. Sign up Field Trips at http://www.halseyschools.com/field-trips-permission/
"Repurposed" SCD Youth Camp - Murrieta, CA
2 Corinthians 5:17 - Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old things have passed away. Behold, they have become new. Aug 5-7, 2016 Cost is $210.00 comes with picture. If deposit paid before July 1st your shirt will be free!! Registration begins at 8:00am on Friday.
Tremper Cheer's Basketball Kid's Camp - Kenosha, WI
Tremper Cheerleaders are holding their Basketball Cheer Kid's Clinic on Saturday, Feb. 4th from 9:00 am to Noon at Tremper High School. Girls will play games, learn cheers, jumps and a short dance. Cost is $30.00 which includes a t-shirt to wear on the performance day which is Tuesday, Feb. 7th @ 5:30. Girls should arrive at Tremper at 4:30 to run through things. The girls will do sidelines for the 1st half of the JV Basketball game with the Tremper Cheerleaders and then perform at 1/2 time with them as well. After halftime, they are free to leave. Hurry and reserve your spot. Email: [email protected] or call 262-620-9911. Our website is listed above where the flyer is located.
Youth Preseason Wrestling Camp (Informational Clinic) - River Falls, W
Kevin Black, Head Coach c 715.441.2980 e [email protected] Located at Meyer Middle School Lower Level Multi-Purpose Room (Wrestling Area). There are no costs for this event. Registration will be available on site (not required). Root Beer Floats provided by the River Falls Wrestling Booster Club at the conclusion of the clinic. Volunteer Sign Up: https://goo.gl/HgF9DU
YOUTH CAMP JUNE 21-28 CALL 586-484-8540 - New Haven, MI
7TH - 12TH GRADE. ONLY $30.00 PER STUDENT. 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS. COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS ON HOMES IN NEW HAVEN. VACANT LOT CLEAN UP. PAINTING. YOUTH WILL RUN A KIDS CAMP. CONCERTS. GUEST SPEAKERS. BLOCK PARTY. OUTING TO STONEY CREEK AND MUCH MORE.
Jump Around (replaced Kid's Ahoy) – 8/11 9:30 – 12:00 Lunch at Camp -
Field trips are available for Busy Bees, Dragonflies, Penguins & Potty Trained Pandas. All children must wear their Halsey Shirt on all field trips. If your child is under 3 years old he/she may attend the trip if you or your spouse or other loved one join us. Parents are always welcome to attend and space is limited. Sign up Field Trips at http://www.halseyschools.com/field-trips-permission/
"Repurposed" SCD Youth Camp - Murrieta, CA
2 Corinthians 5:17 - Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old things have passed away. Behold, they have become new. Aug 5-7, 2016 Cost is $210.00 comes with picture. If deposit paid before July 1st your shirt will be free!! Registration begins at 8:00am on Friday.
Tremper Cheer's Basketball Kid's Camp - Kenosha, WI
Tremper Cheerleaders are holding their Basketball Cheer Kid's Clinic on Saturday, Feb. 4th from 9:00 am to Noon at Tremper High School. Girls will play games, learn cheers, jumps and a short dance. Cost is $30.00 which includes a t-shirt to wear on the performance day which is Tuesday, Feb. 7th @ 5:30. Girls should arrive at Tremper at 4:30 to run through things. The girls will do sidelines for the 1st half of the JV Basketball game with the Tremper Cheerleaders and then perform at 1/2 time with them as well. After halftime, they are free to leave. Hurry and reserve your spot. Email: [email protected] or call 262-620-9911. Our website is listed above where the flyer is located.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Traditional Camp: Session 3 - Whitaker Tennis
Our Traditional Camps provide campers with a fun filled week in which they are exposed to the latest cutting edge tennis training methods used at the University of Texas. Our special mix of instruction, team competition, and off court activities make these sessions ones campers will remember for the rest of their lives. 512-232-5119
Villa-Parke Camp Group A 6th week Jul 18 - Jul 22 - City of Pasadena
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.S.T.E.A.M. into fun with this innovative and dynamic summer camp. Villa-Parke Enrichment Camp creates an exciting learning environment that explores the five core concepts of the S.T.E.A.M. curriculum: science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. Each weeks activities are based on a theme. For example, during Space Exploration Week, campers may take a field trip to the Griffith Observatory, base their art projects around the solar system, do astronaut training activities for fitness and learn space themed vocabulary in Spanish. Campers do wacky science experiments, explore technology and mathematics through Lego(R) robotics in the computer lab, complete engineering challenges and attend language lessons including American Sign Language and Spanish. The camp also incorporates traditional camp arts and crafts activities like painting, drawing and beadwork, as well as ceramics instruction and the use of pottery wheels. Daily activities include at least 90 minutes of high-energy physical fitness. Specialized sports instruction is offered for both tennis and golf. Campers participate in recreational swim two times per week. Camp counselors go into the water with the campers and well-trained, certified lifeguards are always present. Before entering the pool, campers...
Brickfilms - The Chapel School
Lights...Camera...Action! Students dream of having their favorite LEGO® characters come to life become a reality in our movie making class. Using stop-motion animation and digital post- production editing, students produce LEGO® Brickfilms much like the ones viewed on YouTube. Students learn about developing creative storytelling techniques, incorporating visual and audio special effects. This is a great class to take with friends. Students can take the class as many times as they like. 9143373202.0
SC2016: Shark Pups Week: Even Chompers Start Out Small - Sanibel Flagship Campus
For campers age 4-6. Sharks are either born from eggs or their mom has them. But however theyre born, theyre on their own as soon as theyre out in the water. That means theyve got teeth and fins and they can swim and they have to catch food. Baby Shark, go get ‘em! What does a little shark eat? Where do they find food? How big are they? Lets see. And did you know sharks have really strange sand papery skin? Youll see why. Were going to pretend were shark pups and make our own shark fins! Come fin around in the water with us! We dont bite! (239) 472-8585
Saratoga Baseball Winter Clinic (Grades 3-5) - Saratoga Springs High School
The Camp is an opportunity to work on the fundamentals of the game both offensively and defensively. We will take time each day to work on hitting, fielding, throwing and pitching. The basics taught at this camp are universal to the success of any baseball player. 315-778-5050
Traditional Camp: Session 3 - Whitaker Tennis
Our Traditional Camps provide campers with a fun filled week in which they are exposed to the latest cutting edge tennis training methods used at the University of Texas. Our special mix of instruction, team competition, and off court activities make these sessions ones campers will remember for the rest of their lives. 512-232-5119
Villa-Parke Camp Group A 6th week Jul 18 - Jul 22 - City of Pasadena
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.S.T.E.A.M. into fun with this innovative and dynamic summer camp. Villa-Parke Enrichment Camp creates an exciting learning environment that explores the five core concepts of the S.T.E.A.M. curriculum: science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. Each weeks activities are based on a theme. For example, during Space Exploration Week, campers may take a field trip to the Griffith Observatory, base their art projects around the solar system, do astronaut training activities for fitness and learn space themed vocabulary in Spanish. Campers do wacky science experiments, explore technology and mathematics through Lego(R) robotics in the computer lab, complete engineering challenges and attend language lessons including American Sign Language and Spanish. The camp also incorporates traditional camp arts and crafts activities like painting, drawing and beadwork, as well as ceramics instruction and the use of pottery wheels. Daily activities include at least 90 minutes of high-energy physical fitness. Specialized sports instruction is offered for both tennis and golf. Campers participate in recreational swim two times per week. Camp counselors go into the water with the campers and well-trained, certified lifeguards are always present. Before entering the pool, campers...
Brickfilms - The Chapel School
Lights...Camera...Action! Students dream of having their favorite LEGO® characters come to life become a reality in our movie making class. Using stop-motion animation and digital post- production editing, students produce LEGO® Brickfilms much like the ones viewed on YouTube. Students learn about developing creative storytelling techniques, incorporating visual and audio special effects. This is a great class to take with friends. Students can take the class as many times as they like. 9143373202.0
SC2016: Shark Pups Week: Even Chompers Start Out Small - Sanibel Flagship Campus
For campers age 4-6. Sharks are either born from eggs or their mom has them. But however theyre born, theyre on their own as soon as theyre out in the water. That means theyve got teeth and fins and they can swim and they have to catch food. Baby Shark, go get ‘em! What does a little shark eat? Where do they find food? How big are they? Lets see. And did you know sharks have really strange sand papery skin? Youll see why. Were going to pretend were shark pups and make our own shark fins! Come fin around in the water with us! We dont bite! (239) 472-8585
Saratoga Baseball Winter Clinic (Grades 3-5) - Saratoga Springs High School
The Camp is an opportunity to work on the fundamentals of the game both offensively and defensively. We will take time each day to work on hitting, fielding, throwing and pitching. The basics taught at this camp are universal to the success of any baseball player. 315-778-5050