Summer Camps in New Haven, MI

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Lets Go Have Some Fun! #2 - St. Johns Episcopal School
Hop on the bus for a week of exciting activities and adventures. Activities include bowling, Top Golf, whirleyball, broomball, go-carts and rock climbing. A super special day at Six Flags will be a highlight of the week (a Six Flags reading pass or online admission ticket is required). Dress comfortably and wear tennis shoes. Admission fees (other than Six Flags), daily lunches and snacks are included. 213.328.9131 x224

Summer Camp Week 11 Ages 3-4 - First Free Church
CAMP DETAILS Seussical Jr Week Everyone is invited on our Seussical adventure this summer! Let your imagination take you into the wild and wacky world of Dr. Suess and some of his best loved stories such as "Horton Hears A Who" and "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish". Become a Who, Yertle the Turtle or even that Cat in the Hat while learning hit songs from the Broadway smash. Well play games to increase confidence and self expression as well as make our own props and set pieces. Participants of this camp will be invited to perform during a VIP pre-show before our full scale production of Seussical Jr. on the Main Stage of the Athenaeum Theatre in Lakeview. Performances are the evening of August 26th and afternoon of August 27th. Performers will receive one complimentary ticket to see the performance after their VIP show. 773-944-9146

Razorback Gymnastics Camp for Girls - University of Arkansas
Resident Camper: $525 (June 18- 21)Day Camper: $400 (June 23-26)WHO CAN ATTEND: The camp is designed for all female gymnasts ages 7 and up, from beginner to elite. Previous experience is recommended. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FACILITIES: Gymnasts will train in the Bev Lewis Center. This multimillion dollar facility is home to the Razorback Gymnastics Team. The training gym is considered to beone of the finest facilities in the country. Dedicated in April 2003, the center is named for Womens Athletic Director Bev Lewis. The 15,000 square foot, air conditioned facility is complete with a fully-equipped training room and includes:ALL STATE OF THE ART EQUIPMENT: • 3 Vaulting stations into foam & resi pit • 4 sets of Uneven Bars into foam & resi pit • 1 single Bars into foam and resi pit • In-ground Channel single bar • Trampoline single bar • 5 Reflex Balance Beams • Resi pits for end & side Beam dismounts • 2 Low Beams • 50x50 Floor Exercise • Tumbling strips into foam & resi pit • 50 Rod Floor • 50 Tumble Trak • 2 in-groundTrampolines • Spotting belts on all equipment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR TRAVEL: Overnight campers arriving via air at Northwest Arkansas... 479-575-2335

BR wk 2 - June 20-24 (Camp Exploration) - Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.Spend your summer vacation with us! The Blue Ridge Primary Day Camp offers weekly themed crafts and activities. T-shirt is included in camp price. Camp hours are 8:00am-4:00pm.Full payment is due at time of registration. Parent or guardian MUST complete a camp registration form as well a health form for each child they are registering. STATE LICENSING DISCLAIMER: Due to state law regulations we are required to limit the number of days a child is allowed to attend summer day camps, or any camp lasting more than 6 hours. Children may only attend these camps for 30 days during the summer (consecutive or non-consecutive). ADDITIONAL CAMP INFORMATION: Lunch: Campers will need to bring their own lunch and beverage to camp every day. Refrigeration is not available. Small coolers or ice packs are recommended. Dress: Children are encouraged to dress comfortably in shorts and t-shirt/camp shirt. Closed toe shoes are highly recommended. Camp T-shirts are required to be worn on field trips days. Personal Belongings: Clearly mark all personal belongings (sunscreen, towels, lunches, backpacks, etc.) with the camper?s first...

Summit Football July 25-29 - Summit School
Summit Football July 25-29 Rising 3rd, 4th & 5th 9am-2pm Campers will learn fundamentals to be successful in football. The morning will focus on drills to improve throwing, catching, running, kicking, punting, as well as offensive and defensive positions. The afternoon will be filled with flag football games to put all of the fundamentals together. Campers would be encouraged to bring sneakers, cleats, shorts, hats, water bottles and a t-shirt. Mr. Mihalko was part of two high school championships and one national championship at the University of Notre Dame under Lou Holtz. The winning is not the focus of this camp. All our activities will be conducted with safety in mind. We will focus on fundamentals and fun! (336) 722-2777