Summer Camps in Ogallala, NE
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: June All-Skills Camp - Cooper Aerobics Center
Our most popular camp for individuals who want to improve their all-around game, while also receiving skill training at their specific position. Players are grouped by age and ability with fundamental skill emphasized for beginners and more tactical and advanced strategies for elite-level players. 9188104066.0
Our most popular camp for individuals who want to improve their all-around game, while also receiving skill training at their specific position. Players are grouped by age and ability with fundamental skill emphasized for beginners and more tactical and advanced strategies for elite-level players. 9188104066.0
Latest Review for FCYD Camp UTADA
Terrific Environment
FCYD Camp is proof positive that being diagnosed with diabetes means you have to live a sheltered life. We tried to tell that to our daughter all the time but she never really embraced the idea until she found herself surrounded by kids in her same situation. She felt very welcomed from day one and made all kinds of friends. I think she was just soooo happy to have someone her own age to talk to about what she goes through with diabetes. I get... Read More...
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Take A Kid Fishing - Bruceville, IN
Free fishing for children of all ages.
Youth Camping Weekend - North Liberty, IN
• July 8th-10th (fishing, swimming, hiking, and singing around the campfire) • Meet at Gospel Center @ 5:30 on the 8th • Students back at Gospel Center by 11:30 on the 10th Bring: • Bible • Toiletries (Deodorant please!) • Towel for swimming and showering • Not new comfortable shoes • Snack to share with the group • Pillow and sleeping bag • Clothes and "modest" swim suit or shirt to wear over top Cost $25 Deadline July 4th
Camp Gage Cancer Camps for Kids - undefined, IL
Winter JAM Teen Retreat 2017 - Folsom, LA
Cost - $40 Ages - 6th Grade and up Theme - "The Born Identity" Key scriptures - Genesis 1:27, 2 Corinthians 5:17
The Summer Camp Show - Washington, District of Columbia, DC
The Summer Camp Show is among Washington DC's premiere comedic experiences. Harkening back to our childhood experiences with unusual group activities, the Summer Camp Show will make you laugh and remind you of a time when you couldn't get the glitter off your hands and face. Performances from: Nate Johnson (Funniest Fed Competition) Natalie McGill (Winner, DC Improv's Comedy Kumite) Alyssa Cowan (Laugh Your Asheville Off) Jhession Nunez Brittany Carney James Freeman Music from: Michael Sullivan & Herb Manilla Arts & Crafts, drinking games, and free bug juice (Bacardi & Hawaiian Punch) served at 7:30. Admission is free.
Take A Kid Fishing - Bruceville, IN
Free fishing for children of all ages.
Youth Camping Weekend - North Liberty, IN
• July 8th-10th (fishing, swimming, hiking, and singing around the campfire) • Meet at Gospel Center @ 5:30 on the 8th • Students back at Gospel Center by 11:30 on the 10th Bring: • Bible • Toiletries (Deodorant please!) • Towel for swimming and showering • Not new comfortable shoes • Snack to share with the group • Pillow and sleeping bag • Clothes and "modest" swim suit or shirt to wear over top Cost $25 Deadline July 4th
Camp Gage Cancer Camps for Kids - undefined, IL
Winter JAM Teen Retreat 2017 - Folsom, LA
Cost - $40 Ages - 6th Grade and up Theme - "The Born Identity" Key scriptures - Genesis 1:27, 2 Corinthians 5:17
The Summer Camp Show - Washington, District of Columbia, DC
The Summer Camp Show is among Washington DC's premiere comedic experiences. Harkening back to our childhood experiences with unusual group activities, the Summer Camp Show will make you laugh and remind you of a time when you couldn't get the glitter off your hands and face. Performances from: Nate Johnson (Funniest Fed Competition) Natalie McGill (Winner, DC Improv's Comedy Kumite) Alyssa Cowan (Laugh Your Asheville Off) Jhession Nunez Brittany Carney James Freeman Music from: Michael Sullivan & Herb Manilla Arts & Crafts, drinking games, and free bug juice (Bacardi & Hawaiian Punch) served at 7:30. Admission is free.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
High School Harp Solo and Ensemble Camp - University of Texas at Austin
The High School Harp Solo and Ensemble Workshop is open to entering grades 9, 10, 11 or 12. The program is an exciting week of solo and ensemble experiences exploring classical traditions and improvisational styles. In addition, participants have the opportunity to attend special master classes on a variety of topics including selected orchestral audition excerpts, chamber music, harp maintenance, and career discussions. Delaine Fedson, UT Harp Senior Lecturer, conducts. This camp culminates with a required student performance. 512-232-2080
Lets Cook with Ms. Good PK-2 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Join us for a kid friendly introduction to cooking! Students will get kids excited about cooking and introduce basic cooking ideas like how to mea- sure, mix, knead, crack eggs, and make some simple savory and sweet creations. We hope to help kids begin to love helping out in the kitchen and getting involved with making their own food! 202-724-8950
Big Top Quick Start Tennis Camp - Huntington Park Tennis Center
Ages 4 - 18: Experience - no experience up to intermediate level of tennis experience. Snack will be provided, must bring own lunch. LOCATION Huntington Park Tennis Center - 340 Hornet Circle * 757-926-1507 INSTRUCTOR Harvey Robinson
Training to Play: June 27-30 - Haggin Oaks Golf Complex
Ages: 9-13 Golf Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate Description: A 4-day, 4-hours per day camp. Emphasis is on improving your golf skills, understanding the rules and etiquette, course management and learning to play on the course. (916) 808-2531
Parker Summers Morning Camp, Session I - Francis W Parker
This morning program features two-week sessions of old-fashioned summer camp fun. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, games, water play, splash club at a local pool and one beach visit each session. Campers participate in camp-wide meetings and Fun Friday Barbecue lunches. LUNCH: Parker Summers campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks Monday–Thursday. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. 773.797.5104
High School Harp Solo and Ensemble Camp - University of Texas at Austin
The High School Harp Solo and Ensemble Workshop is open to entering grades 9, 10, 11 or 12. The program is an exciting week of solo and ensemble experiences exploring classical traditions and improvisational styles. In addition, participants have the opportunity to attend special master classes on a variety of topics including selected orchestral audition excerpts, chamber music, harp maintenance, and career discussions. Delaine Fedson, UT Harp Senior Lecturer, conducts. This camp culminates with a required student performance. 512-232-2080
Lets Cook with Ms. Good PK-2 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Join us for a kid friendly introduction to cooking! Students will get kids excited about cooking and introduce basic cooking ideas like how to mea- sure, mix, knead, crack eggs, and make some simple savory and sweet creations. We hope to help kids begin to love helping out in the kitchen and getting involved with making their own food! 202-724-8950
Big Top Quick Start Tennis Camp - Huntington Park Tennis Center
Ages 4 - 18: Experience - no experience up to intermediate level of tennis experience. Snack will be provided, must bring own lunch. LOCATION Huntington Park Tennis Center - 340 Hornet Circle * 757-926-1507 INSTRUCTOR Harvey Robinson
Training to Play: June 27-30 - Haggin Oaks Golf Complex
Ages: 9-13 Golf Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate Description: A 4-day, 4-hours per day camp. Emphasis is on improving your golf skills, understanding the rules and etiquette, course management and learning to play on the course. (916) 808-2531
Parker Summers Morning Camp, Session I - Francis W Parker
This morning program features two-week sessions of old-fashioned summer camp fun. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, games, water play, splash club at a local pool and one beach visit each session. Campers participate in camp-wide meetings and Fun Friday Barbecue lunches. LUNCH: Parker Summers campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks Monday–Thursday. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. 773.797.5104