Summer Camps in Nicollet, MN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Creating on Canvas - Spring Has Sprung - Ballenger Creek Elementary School (Title 1)
5 Week Session Your artist will create five individual canvas paintings! We will explore themes such as bugs, flowers, and the beach all while learning acrylic painting techniques. Aprons will be provided, but please be aware that our artist quality paint does stain. NOTES: 1. Please pack a small PEANUT FREE snack for your child. We will have a 15 min snack break before class starts. 2. After school, students will be dismissed via announcements to the designated area or classroom. If students do not show we will contact the front office and the parent/guardian to make sure there is a reason for your childs absence. **Please remind your child they have Club Scientific or KidzArt in the morning so they do not forget where to go that day after school. 3. -- Pick up is at 5:00 pm * Pick up will be out front of the school or in the front entry area. * You will need to sign your child out at pick up. If someone else is picking up your child please contact us or let the instructor know. We need to know who is authorized to pick up your child if you are not available.... 240-285-3114
5 Week Session Your artist will create five individual canvas paintings! We will explore themes such as bugs, flowers, and the beach all while learning acrylic painting techniques. Aprons will be provided, but please be aware that our artist quality paint does stain. NOTES: 1. Please pack a small PEANUT FREE snack for your child. We will have a 15 min snack break before class starts. 2. After school, students will be dismissed via announcements to the designated area or classroom. If students do not show we will contact the front office and the parent/guardian to make sure there is a reason for your childs absence. **Please remind your child they have Club Scientific or KidzArt in the morning so they do not forget where to go that day after school. 3. -- Pick up is at 5:00 pm * Pick up will be out front of the school or in the front entry area. * You will need to sign your child out at pick up. If someone else is picking up your child please contact us or let the instructor know. We need to know who is authorized to pick up your child if you are not available.... 240-285-3114
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Camp Omega
Hot
Distance
32.97 Miles
Address:
22750 Lind Ave, Waterville, Minnesota 56096
Challenging & fun programs that promote solid Christian values/self-esteem development & spiritual growth.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Basketball, Canoeing, Nature/Environmental Studies, Religious Study, Sailing,...
Distance
57.06 Miles
Address:
10179 Crosstown Cir, Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55344
800 ac in MN Lakes, 30 land/water activies, 1:3 staff/camper ratio, 2-8 wks + golf, tennis, family wk., DVD/brochure.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Bicycling/Biking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Golf, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Camp Kici Yapi
Hot
Distance
59.17 Miles
Address:
7355 York Ave S, Edina, Minnesota 55435
Day camp that offers a great outdoor experience.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
60.32 Miles
Address:
12301 Ridgedale Dr, Minnetonka, Minnesota 55305
Serving western Mpls. suburbs. Camp Christmas Tree provides an introductory outdoor experience for children ages 4-16.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Herzl Camp
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Distance
61.73 Miles
Address:
7204 W 27th St Ste 226, St Louis Park, Minnesota 55426
Herzl Camp is a place where Jewish children come to make friends, have fun, learn about Israel, and celebrate Judaism by living it everyday....
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Drama, Music, Sailing,...
Tanadoona
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Distance
63.1 Miles
Address:
3100 W Lake St Ste 100, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416
Day camp programs for ages 5-14. Optional overnights, before & aftercare. Resident camp programs for ages 5-17. We build caring confident youth & future...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Distance
63.42 Miles
Address:
4330 Cedar Lake Rd S, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416
Camp Olami's schedule is filled with activities, field trips, and programs that foster Jewish learning opportunities.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Counselor Training (CIT), Dance, Drama,...
Camp TEKO
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Distance
64.44 Miles
Address:
2324 Emerson Ave S, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405
Jewish day and resident camp on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota. Activities include swimming, art, nature, Isreali culture, music, sports, drama and dance.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Dance, Drama, Music, Religious...
Camp Courage
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Distance
65.31 Miles
Address:
3915 Golden Valley Rd, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422
Also serve children with cancer. Run special needs sport camp & college preview focusing on computer use.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Computer, Horseback...
Distance
65.31 Miles
Address:
3915 Golden Valley Rd, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422
Focus on ability not disability. Opportunities for personal growth and leadership development through camping.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Camp Kingswood
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Distance
65.6 Miles
Address:
122 W Franklin Ave Rm 400, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Service Camps, Day Camps, Adventure Camps. Come join Camp Kingswood for quality Christian camping in rustic but comfortable setting. Close to Minneapolis.
Activities: Backpacking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Community Service, Religious Study, Team Building,...
Distance
65.6 Miles
Address:
122 W Franklin Ave Rm 400, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Our mission is to build life-changing friendships with Christ, people, and nature.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Community Service, Hiking, Kayaking,...
Ko-Wa-Kan
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Distance
65.6 Miles
Address:
122 W Franklin Ave Rm 400, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
To assist in supporting wilderness encounters with God leading to Christian discipleship and stewardship of creation.
Activities: Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Fishing, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies, Religious Study,...
Distance
65.6 Miles
Address:
122 W Franklin Ave Rm 400, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Christian camp, retreat, conference center. Provides program and facility in setting of natural beauty for refreshment, recreation, and renewal.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
Distance
65.6 Miles
Address:
122 W Franklin Ave Rm 400, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Horseback Riding...
Distance
65.6 Miles
Address:
122 W Franklin Ave Rm 400, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Activities: Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Hiking, Kayaking, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
66.57 Miles
Address:
, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The University of Minnesota is an ideal location for a Nike Tennis Camp. Tyler Thomson and Geoff Young are looking forward to a...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
66.57 Miles
Address:
, Minneapolis, Minnesota
PGC provides an intense
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
66.57 Miles
Address:
, Minneapoils, Minnesota
YMCA Day camp is offered at 11 Twin Cities locations across the metro area for ages 4 - 14. Day Camp features traditional...
Activities: Adventure Camps: Canoeing
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Nicollet, MN Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Cabell County Youth Voice Teen Leadership Meeting - Barboursville, WV
Interested in teen leadership. Do you have ideas to share? Youth and adult leaders are encouraged to share thoughts, discuss programs and curricula, and learn about local, state, and national youth leadership events. Should you have any questions about registration please contact Brittany Furbee at [email protected] or 304-293-2696.
Jewish Teen Summer Experiences Expo 2017 - Sandy Springs, GA
Challenge your teen to do something different this summer! Invite them to have a meaningful experience by partcipating n amazing Jewish travel, leadership, or philanthropic programs. Atlanta's hosting its 2nd Annual Jewish Teen Summer Experiences Expo for Middle and High School families! Parents- bring your teens or teens stop by to meet directors and program alumni. Looking for summer staff opportunities? We've got you covered too! *** BRING 2 FRIENDS WITH YOU AND GET A $25 AMAZON GIFT CARD*** **WIN $100 OFF CAMP TUITION** Location: 8767 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30350 (Stars and Strikes) Event includes snacks and bowling in our VIP area! Participating Camps and Programs (as of 11/15/16) Alexander Muss High School in Israel Brandeis Precollege Programs Etgar 36 Camp Zeke USY Camps Eden Village Camp Ramah Darom Creating Connected Communities (Amy's Holiday Party) URJ Kutz Camp Mitzvah Corps URJ Camp Coleman URJ 6 Points Sports Academy NFTY in Israel Please contact Sami Tanenbaum with any questions: [email protected]
Pokhara Youth Camp - Pokhara
We can enjoy alot
Teen Advisory Council: Campfire Cooking - Philadelphia, PA
Teens can join us for a night around the campfire for cooking and fun, as we talk about the summer and early fall. Email [email protected] for more information. Registration is required.
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Watauga, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars! Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Fishing Derby Age Divisions: 6 & Under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. We will have a few food vendors on site to purchase dinner & treats. A Free Breakfast will be provided for the overnight campers the following morning at 7:30AM. You MUST pre register for the campout by Thursday, September 16 in order to receive the free breakfast. Space is limited for breakfast. Also, the River Church will be at the event giving away free clothing!! Make sure to stop by to visit them.
Cabell County Youth Voice Teen Leadership Meeting - Barboursville, WV
Interested in teen leadership. Do you have ideas to share? Youth and adult leaders are encouraged to share thoughts, discuss programs and curricula, and learn about local, state, and national youth leadership events. Should you have any questions about registration please contact Brittany Furbee at [email protected] or 304-293-2696.
Jewish Teen Summer Experiences Expo 2017 - Sandy Springs, GA
Challenge your teen to do something different this summer! Invite them to have a meaningful experience by partcipating n amazing Jewish travel, leadership, or philanthropic programs. Atlanta's hosting its 2nd Annual Jewish Teen Summer Experiences Expo for Middle and High School families! Parents- bring your teens or teens stop by to meet directors and program alumni. Looking for summer staff opportunities? We've got you covered too! *** BRING 2 FRIENDS WITH YOU AND GET A $25 AMAZON GIFT CARD*** **WIN $100 OFF CAMP TUITION** Location: 8767 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30350 (Stars and Strikes) Event includes snacks and bowling in our VIP area! Participating Camps and Programs (as of 11/15/16) Alexander Muss High School in Israel Brandeis Precollege Programs Etgar 36 Camp Zeke USY Camps Eden Village Camp Ramah Darom Creating Connected Communities (Amy's Holiday Party) URJ Kutz Camp Mitzvah Corps URJ Camp Coleman URJ 6 Points Sports Academy NFTY in Israel Please contact Sami Tanenbaum with any questions: [email protected]
Pokhara Youth Camp - Pokhara
We can enjoy alot
Teen Advisory Council: Campfire Cooking - Philadelphia, PA
Teens can join us for a night around the campfire for cooking and fun, as we talk about the summer and early fall. Email [email protected] for more information. Registration is required.
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Watauga, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars! Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Fishing Derby Age Divisions: 6 & Under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. We will have a few food vendors on site to purchase dinner & treats. A Free Breakfast will be provided for the overnight campers the following morning at 7:30AM. You MUST pre register for the campout by Thursday, September 16 in order to receive the free breakfast. Space is limited for breakfast. Also, the River Church will be at the event giving away free clothing!! Make sure to stop by to visit them.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Spring Break Camp 2016 (K-6) Week #2 Apr 4-Apr 8 - Brisbane Elementary School
Wednesday Field Trip to Oakland Zoo Spring break camps will also include a swimming day at Brisbane Pool, special sports and art activities and more. A current emergency card [] (printable pdf) must be on file at the Parks & Recreation Office prior to the start of Summer Camp. If you do not have a current emergency card on file, please print out a card and email ( ), fax (415-467-4989), mail (50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005) or drop off the card at our office. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th Grade LOCATION Recreation Activity Room at Brisbane Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Woodworking - PM - Woodworking
Learn a new skill and develop a new hobby this summer! Each camper will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tools and materials and every boy will be provided personal guidance while working on two to three individual projects during this special one-week tutorial session. A variety of wood project ideas and wood species will be offered. Possible projects may include constructing a bookshelf, birdhouse, wooden clock, jigsaw puzzle and carving a bowl or candleholder on a wood lathe. Woodworking experience is not required, only a desire to learn new skills. This specialty camp came into being at the request of campers and parents and has limited enrollment available for instructional purposes. We have envisioned this workshop to have the following goals: 1. To provide a hands-on course that initiates the learning of a new skill during the summer and the development of a lifelong hobby. 2. To learn basic carpentry skills and the proper use of a variety of tools. 3. To encourage pride in ones work and craftsmanship through projects that a boy wants to take home. Cost: $295 (plus the later purchase of individual project wood) Staff: Andrew Reed, Head of the Middle School,... 301-365-4300
Lego Space Engineer - Hamilton Mill United Methodist
COURSE This camp is a combination of LEGO® robotics and rocketry. Campers will design and build structures and space vehicles for living on far away planets. Space Engineer includes instruction on the Earth, Moon, stars, and planets as well as the scientific topics of force, friction, simple machines, and gravity. Campers will also build and launch two Estes Rockets as they learn about the physics of Space Travel. 404-932-2552
Skills and Scrimmaging Camp - UFCU Disch-Falk Field
This camp is designed to provide instruction in all aspects of the game. Participants will receive instruction in hitting, defense, pitching/catching, baserunning, and strategy. Campers will also participate in live and controlled scrimmaging. Camp will go from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM each day. Ages 6-14. 512-720-2527
WEEK 8: Ages 4-8: MARINE BIOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY - SciTech Kids
Marine biology is the study of marine organisms in the ocean. Kids will learn what lurks in various bodies of water. First, they will use a probe to study the water in Central Park and collect water sample to identify species in their habitat. Students will visit a marine habitat to enjoy the oceans beauty. They will also build and deploy a ROV (remotely operated vehicle) to study deeper water in New York City to see how exploration is done. In addition, kids will learn about climate change and its impact on the environment. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055
Spring Break Camp 2016 (K-6) Week #2 Apr 4-Apr 8 - Brisbane Elementary School
Wednesday Field Trip to Oakland Zoo Spring break camps will also include a swimming day at Brisbane Pool, special sports and art activities and more. A current emergency card [] (printable pdf) must be on file at the Parks & Recreation Office prior to the start of Summer Camp. If you do not have a current emergency card on file, please print out a card and email ( ), fax (415-467-4989), mail (50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005) or drop off the card at our office. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th Grade LOCATION Recreation Activity Room at Brisbane Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Woodworking - PM - Woodworking
Learn a new skill and develop a new hobby this summer! Each camper will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tools and materials and every boy will be provided personal guidance while working on two to three individual projects during this special one-week tutorial session. A variety of wood project ideas and wood species will be offered. Possible projects may include constructing a bookshelf, birdhouse, wooden clock, jigsaw puzzle and carving a bowl or candleholder on a wood lathe. Woodworking experience is not required, only a desire to learn new skills. This specialty camp came into being at the request of campers and parents and has limited enrollment available for instructional purposes. We have envisioned this workshop to have the following goals: 1. To provide a hands-on course that initiates the learning of a new skill during the summer and the development of a lifelong hobby. 2. To learn basic carpentry skills and the proper use of a variety of tools. 3. To encourage pride in ones work and craftsmanship through projects that a boy wants to take home. Cost: $295 (plus the later purchase of individual project wood) Staff: Andrew Reed, Head of the Middle School,... 301-365-4300
Lego Space Engineer - Hamilton Mill United Methodist
COURSE This camp is a combination of LEGO® robotics and rocketry. Campers will design and build structures and space vehicles for living on far away planets. Space Engineer includes instruction on the Earth, Moon, stars, and planets as well as the scientific topics of force, friction, simple machines, and gravity. Campers will also build and launch two Estes Rockets as they learn about the physics of Space Travel. 404-932-2552
Skills and Scrimmaging Camp - UFCU Disch-Falk Field
This camp is designed to provide instruction in all aspects of the game. Participants will receive instruction in hitting, defense, pitching/catching, baserunning, and strategy. Campers will also participate in live and controlled scrimmaging. Camp will go from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM each day. Ages 6-14. 512-720-2527
WEEK 8: Ages 4-8: MARINE BIOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY - SciTech Kids
Marine biology is the study of marine organisms in the ocean. Kids will learn what lurks in various bodies of water. First, they will use a probe to study the water in Central Park and collect water sample to identify species in their habitat. Students will visit a marine habitat to enjoy the oceans beauty. They will also build and deploy a ROV (remotely operated vehicle) to study deeper water in New York City to see how exploration is done. In addition, kids will learn about climate change and its impact on the environment. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055