Summer Camps in Newton, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: One Week Half-Blood - CAMP DEMIGOD INSTITUTE
Campers (ages 9-15) will experience our unique program centered on innovation, mentorship, leadership and community-building. DIGIVATIONS Camp Demigods Camp Half-Blood Unites with Camp Jupiter are a blend of world building through innovation, role playing and speculative fiction. These Camps are based on the principles that kids have an enormous reservoir of creativity and innovative ideas which they look forward to sharing with other like-minded individuals who hold common interests. Please register using a computer. Please do not use a tablet or smart phone when you register because the program will not work properly. The registration process takes about an hour and asks you to answer about 50 questions. The program does not allow you to save your work, so it is best to answer the questions in one sitting, electronically sign all the waivers and pay your deposit so you are fully registered. Many of the questions at the end of the application are best answered in consultation with your child: so that they express their interests, their first choices of cabin (demigod or fandom), etc. Tuition covers all meals, housing, instruction, guest lectures, ImagineSTEM blog, mentoring, supervision, materials, and recreation fees. This amount does not include transportation to and... 360-543-5641
Campers (ages 9-15) will experience our unique program centered on innovation, mentorship, leadership and community-building. DIGIVATIONS Camp Demigods Camp Half-Blood Unites with Camp Jupiter are a blend of world building through innovation, role playing and speculative fiction. These Camps are based on the principles that kids have an enormous reservoir of creativity and innovative ideas which they look forward to sharing with other like-minded individuals who hold common interests. Please register using a computer. Please do not use a tablet or smart phone when you register because the program will not work properly. The registration process takes about an hour and asks you to answer about 50 questions. The program does not allow you to save your work, so it is best to answer the questions in one sitting, electronically sign all the waivers and pay your deposit so you are fully registered. Many of the questions at the end of the application are best answered in consultation with your child: so that they express their interests, their first choices of cabin (demigod or fandom), etc. Tuition covers all meals, housing, instruction, guest lectures, ImagineSTEM blog, mentoring, supervision, materials, and recreation fees. This amount does not include transportation to and... 360-543-5641
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Distance
35.66 Miles
Address:
292 L Beauford Dr, Leesville, Louisiana 71496
Residential summer campfor youth with special needs and diabetes.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Canoeing, Fishing, Golf, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
53.39 Miles
Address:
PO Box 118, Leblanc, Louisiana 70651
We offer a great Christian camp experience. Community is built in a safe environment where campers are given an opportunity to grow in their...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
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Newton, TX Summer Camps
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Winter Youth Retreat - Milton, WI
Winter Youth Retreat | Dec. 28-30 at Camp Wakonda in Milton, WI Cost is only $40! Space IS limited and it is "first come, first serve", so REGISTER HERE starting @ 12AM TOMORROW (Friday, Dec. 2): https://goo.gl/forms/pSBNwf0GYJSuBmu82
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.
EGYPT ADVENTURE - 2016 Kid's Camp - Washington, MO
Joseph's Journey from Prison to Palace • Monday 6/20 - Friday 6/24 • 5:45 PM - 8:00 PM • Children Age 3 - 5th Grade Click on the link below to Register http://www.firstwashingtonumc.org/#/children/kids-camp
Relentless Youth Conference Camp Experience - Sophia, NC
2016 AWA Relentless Youth is inviting YOU to a two day, one night stay at Victory Mountain Camp in Sophia, North Carolina. The event is for any young person ages 13- 34. There will be fellowship, conferences, food, games, worship and preaching. This event is for any young person seeking for a closer relationship with God and finding who they truly are. Registration is due by July 1, 2016. So register now! And make sure to tell all your friends!! See you guys there!!! Registration Includes: Housing Food for both days. Access to camp grounds Swimming Pool Game Room Kayaking Lake Access Access to Youth Events Concert Conferences Ice cream social Bondfire Lake event Thursday & Friday evening Services **Deadline for registration is July 1st , 2016** Please fill out the submission form before registration to insure proper registration. **Three registration options are available $25 registration (Non-refundable) to reserve your seat $110 full price registration (Includes all access) $85 balance payoff to pay off balance. Due by July 1st 2016 http://www.relentless-youth.org/charitable-donations.html
Teen Week Four - Mauckport, IN
We are a ministry of Shawnee Baptist Church in Louisville, KY. We have the camp to see lives changed, families strengthened and the Lord glorified. Speaking for us this week will be Tim Hawkins from Cape Coral, Florida. Be sure to preregister by March 17 to guarantee your group's spot! Follow the link below to access the proper forms! http://www.indiancreekbaptistcamp.com/cost-and-registration/
Winter Youth Retreat - Milton, WI
Winter Youth Retreat | Dec. 28-30 at Camp Wakonda in Milton, WI Cost is only $40! Space IS limited and it is "first come, first serve", so REGISTER HERE starting @ 12AM TOMORROW (Friday, Dec. 2): https://goo.gl/forms/pSBNwf0GYJSuBmu82
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.
EGYPT ADVENTURE - 2016 Kid's Camp - Washington, MO
Joseph's Journey from Prison to Palace • Monday 6/20 - Friday 6/24 • 5:45 PM - 8:00 PM • Children Age 3 - 5th Grade Click on the link below to Register http://www.firstwashingtonumc.org/#/children/kids-camp
Relentless Youth Conference Camp Experience - Sophia, NC
2016 AWA Relentless Youth is inviting YOU to a two day, one night stay at Victory Mountain Camp in Sophia, North Carolina. The event is for any young person ages 13- 34. There will be fellowship, conferences, food, games, worship and preaching. This event is for any young person seeking for a closer relationship with God and finding who they truly are. Registration is due by July 1, 2016. So register now! And make sure to tell all your friends!! See you guys there!!! Registration Includes: Housing Food for both days. Access to camp grounds Swimming Pool Game Room Kayaking Lake Access Access to Youth Events Concert Conferences Ice cream social Bondfire Lake event Thursday & Friday evening Services **Deadline for registration is July 1st , 2016** Please fill out the submission form before registration to insure proper registration. **Three registration options are available $25 registration (Non-refundable) to reserve your seat $110 full price registration (Includes all access) $85 balance payoff to pay off balance. Due by July 1st 2016 http://www.relentless-youth.org/charitable-donations.html
Teen Week Four - Mauckport, IN
We are a ministry of Shawnee Baptist Church in Louisville, KY. We have the camp to see lives changed, families strengthened and the Lord glorified. Speaking for us this week will be Tim Hawkins from Cape Coral, Florida. Be sure to preregister by March 17 to guarantee your group's spot! Follow the link below to access the proper forms! http://www.indiancreekbaptistcamp.com/cost-and-registration/
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Youth Golf Camp - Park Sites
Join us for Youth Sports popular golf program. Participants will get the chance to learn the rules of the game, develop their skills and fundamentals and HAVE FUN with the help of golf professionals from Dobson Ranch Golf Course. All equipment is provided. Participants must wear closed-toe athletic shoes or golf shoes. All participants should also bring water each day to stay hydrated in the summer heat. Registration fee is $80 total for Mesa residents/$96 non-resident. (Due at time of enrollment: $40 Mesa resident/$480non-resident. Contractor fee due to the instructor the first day of program: $40 Mesa resident/$48 non-resident. Cash payments only for instructor fee.) ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Dobson Ranch Golf Course
CDE Summer STEM Academy - CDE Summer STEM Academy
The Charles W. and Jennifer C. Johnson Center for Developing Excellence (CDE), a four-week summer STEM program designed to engage, challenge, enrich and propel more students to enroll and succeed in higher level high school math and science (AP/IB) programs. 262-752-2633
Cheer Camp 5-12 - Pacifica Parks, Beaches, and Recreation
Through the use of sports training and education, Make Me A Pro Sports strives to instill a positive attitude within children that carries over to every aspect of their life. We offer fun and educational camps that are taught by successful coaches. Come and join us for a great week of cheer, learn techniques through fun games and drills, and prepare for our dance cheer parent performance at the end of the week! Please bring water, snacks and sunscreen! Sign up b y 4/21 and Save!! LOCATION Sanchez Field Linda Mar Blvd. INSTRUCTOR Staff Make Me A Pro Sports
Camp Apollo - Rock Terrace School
Elementary school youth within the autism spectrum. Activities for campers include coloring and painting, musical games, playground fun, swimming twice a week and local field trips. Quiet time, low lighting and sensory activities will be used as a transition from ESY to camp. Depending on skill levels, campers will be divided into two groups during some activities. To be successful, must be able to follow one/two step directions, ability to manage their behavior and be able to make simple choices. Campers must exhibit ability for self care with limited assistance with changing or prompting using bathroom. Staff ratio: 1 staff/4 participants. TRANSPORTATION : If attending ESY, contact your teens school to arrange transportation to camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Rock Terrace HS - Clrm 03 at Rock Terrace School
Camp Anthony Wk#1 - May 31, 2016 - Anthony Recreation Center
Week #1 Lavender Mountain This is the start of a summer filled with Friends, Fun, and Exciting field trips. This first week is a hike up Lavender Mountain. We will swing on the rope swing, climb the tower, and pretend to be logs and roll down the grassy hill. There is nothing like a picnic on the top of Lavender Mountain. New games will be played inside and out at the Anthony Center. The Federal Food Pogram will start today and run till July 22nd. Afternoon snack will be provided. We will be swimming once a week, so you need to have a swim bag ready to go with your swimsuit, sun screen, towel and (flip flops for the time we are at the pool). Lace up sport shoes ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Youth / Teen LOCATION Anthony Center Activity Room at Anthony Recreation Center Anthony Center Gym at Anthony Recreation Center
Youth Golf Camp - Park Sites
Join us for Youth Sports popular golf program. Participants will get the chance to learn the rules of the game, develop their skills and fundamentals and HAVE FUN with the help of golf professionals from Dobson Ranch Golf Course. All equipment is provided. Participants must wear closed-toe athletic shoes or golf shoes. All participants should also bring water each day to stay hydrated in the summer heat. Registration fee is $80 total for Mesa residents/$96 non-resident. (Due at time of enrollment: $40 Mesa resident/$480non-resident. Contractor fee due to the instructor the first day of program: $40 Mesa resident/$48 non-resident. Cash payments only for instructor fee.) ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Dobson Ranch Golf Course
CDE Summer STEM Academy - CDE Summer STEM Academy
The Charles W. and Jennifer C. Johnson Center for Developing Excellence (CDE), a four-week summer STEM program designed to engage, challenge, enrich and propel more students to enroll and succeed in higher level high school math and science (AP/IB) programs. 262-752-2633
Cheer Camp 5-12 - Pacifica Parks, Beaches, and Recreation
Through the use of sports training and education, Make Me A Pro Sports strives to instill a positive attitude within children that carries over to every aspect of their life. We offer fun and educational camps that are taught by successful coaches. Come and join us for a great week of cheer, learn techniques through fun games and drills, and prepare for our dance cheer parent performance at the end of the week! Please bring water, snacks and sunscreen! Sign up b y 4/21 and Save!! LOCATION Sanchez Field Linda Mar Blvd. INSTRUCTOR Staff Make Me A Pro Sports
Camp Apollo - Rock Terrace School
Elementary school youth within the autism spectrum. Activities for campers include coloring and painting, musical games, playground fun, swimming twice a week and local field trips. Quiet time, low lighting and sensory activities will be used as a transition from ESY to camp. Depending on skill levels, campers will be divided into two groups during some activities. To be successful, must be able to follow one/two step directions, ability to manage their behavior and be able to make simple choices. Campers must exhibit ability for self care with limited assistance with changing or prompting using bathroom. Staff ratio: 1 staff/4 participants. TRANSPORTATION : If attending ESY, contact your teens school to arrange transportation to camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Rock Terrace HS - Clrm 03 at Rock Terrace School
Camp Anthony Wk#1 - May 31, 2016 - Anthony Recreation Center
Week #1 Lavender Mountain This is the start of a summer filled with Friends, Fun, and Exciting field trips. This first week is a hike up Lavender Mountain. We will swing on the rope swing, climb the tower, and pretend to be logs and roll down the grassy hill. There is nothing like a picnic on the top of Lavender Mountain. New games will be played inside and out at the Anthony Center. The Federal Food Pogram will start today and run till July 22nd. Afternoon snack will be provided. We will be swimming once a week, so you need to have a swim bag ready to go with your swimsuit, sun screen, towel and (flip flops for the time we are at the pool). Lace up sport shoes ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Youth / Teen LOCATION Anthony Center Activity Room at Anthony Recreation Center Anthony Center Gym at Anthony Recreation Center