Summer Camps in Peabody, MA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Spring Break Day Camp-J.P. Moseley Rec RDC034 - J.P. Moseley Recreation Center
An exciting week full of organized games, free play, arts and crafts and a field trip. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Field Trips will be announced later. Participants will need to bring a sack lunch and snack each day. LOCATION J.P. Moseley Gym A at J.P. Moseley Recreation Center J.P. Moseley Arts & Craft Room at J.P. Moseley Recreation Center J.P. Moseley Community Room at J.P. Moseley Recreation Center

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Peabody, MA Summer Camps

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Boost- Teen Renewal Retreat 2015 - Sacramento, NM
6-12th Grade When? We will leave from Westside parking lot at 4:00pm and return around 2:30pm on Sunday. How much? $40 plus one meal on the road. Westside teens- bring a friend and your friend can come free. I don't have enough money! We will have a work day in the morning of Oct 16th for those that need helping affording to go. What will we do? stay in cabins, campfire, volleyball, massive group games, and hear from guest speaker Cliff Mcgraw about simply following Jesus. Who else will be there? Teens from youth groups in Las Cruces, Alamagorda, Albuquerque, El Paso and more!! Don't miss out!!

CampFire Stories@Momentum Ages K-5th grade - Van Buren, AR
A great time of FOOD, FUN, and CAMPFIRE STORIES. Kidmo is launching their new series Campfire Stories staring with a night of fun Wednesday at 5:30 on the lawn at MOmentum Church. Parents come and drop the kids off or stay and have fun with them. You will not want to miss it.

MS Winter Camp - Walla Walla, WA
Get ready for Trinity Youth's 18th annual Middle School Winter Camp! This weekend will be filled with good food, great friends, and whole lot of fun. Our goals for this camp are: 1. To build strong student-leader relationships 2.To build strong peer relationships 3.To meet students right where they are—helping them take that next step in knowing Jesus better. Oh, and there is also possibility of having a lot of fun, too! Students and leaders will be leaving from Trinity at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, February 12th (dinner not provided). From the church, we will drive 45 minutes south to Meadowood Springs. Everyone will be staying the next two nights at the retreat center there. We will be back at Trinity by 12:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th. The cost of camp is $105. This cost covers travel, lodging, food and fun. To secure your free Winter Camp 2016 t-shirt, get your registration and $25 non-refundable deposit by Sunday, January 17th! After this date, all registrations will be charged an additional $15 late fee. All registrations and full payments are due by Sunday, February 7th. We don’t want anyone—new or old—to not come to Winter Camp because of the cost, so if a scholarship would make...

Show:Tell, Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists at IPRC Turns 10 years
Show:Tell, The Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists turns 10 years old! Happy Birthday, Show:Tell! Past teen campers, past & present faculty & guest writers (Matthew Dickman & Karen Russell among others) will give readings. Show:Tell, formerly run by Marylhurst University, is now hosted by the Independent Publishing Resource Center (www.iprc.org). Here is information on the 2016 Show:Tell Workshop! http://www.iprc.org/education/show-tell-camp/

CentriKid Camp - Norman Park, GA
Kidz that have finished 3rd through 6th grade...go with us! This summer camp offers the best of recreation, parties, bible studies and worship for Kidz!!!

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Two Week Fandom - CAMP DEMIGOD INSTITUTE
Campers (ages 10-16) experience our unique program centered on innovation, mentorship, leadership and community-building. DIGIVATIONS Camp Demigods Camp Fandom and Demigod Institute 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 from the... 360-543-5641

Week 6 (Ages 4-7) - Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center
Superheroes Convention - Calling all Superheroes! In this last week of camp, our youngsters will be saving our Port City from the mischievous villains! Our projects this week will include cape and mask making as well as finding our inner super powers! 910-341-7860

Girls entering Grades 1-3 in Fall 2016 - Huddart Park
Campers entering grades 1-3 in Fall 2016 are grouped in units with girls of their own age/grade and are supervised by trained staff members and program aides. Campers participate in a wide variety of activities including earning badges, hiking, outdoor cooking, learning outdoor skills, crafts, games, singing and more. 650-308-8438

Trekking for the Health of it - Old Trail School
Join Mrs. Wilson for a 3-5 mile intense hike in the beautiful CVNP. Be ready for strenuous trails by wearing sturdy hiking shoes or boots and carrying a water bottle. Eat a good breakfast for energy and stamina. We will be on the bus promptly at 9am to be able to get back to school in time for lunch. Bring rain gear and be ready for some serious hiking fun. Ages 9 and above unless Mrs. Wilson gives written permission to a younger child who is capable of these hikes. Instructor: Holly Wilson, BS, Old Trail School Grade 4 teacher and former national park volunteer *Optional Backpacking Adventure Add-on to Trekking Camp After a week of trekking, some students might want to do a little backpacking trip. Students can meet at Brandywine Falls Friday at 5pm and hike 4 miles to Stanford Youth Hostel for an overnight campout. Pick up at Stanford Youth Hostel at 10:00 am on Saturday morning. Camping cookout dinner and breakfast will be provided. Students bring and carry their own backpack, sleeping bag, camping mat to sleep on, dishes, utensils, and clothes. Tents will be provided if a child does not have one. We will be... 3306661118 x469

2016 Michigan Youth Day Camp - Crisler Center
Campers will be introduced and taught the basic skills of passing, shooting, cutting, dribbling and defense. Instruction will be done with drills, relays, lead-up games and contests. We will use 8-foot and 10-foot baskets to allow campers to experience success. Campers will have fun and enjoy learning the basic fundamentals of basketball. Check-in will begin Monday, July 18, at Crisler Center at 8:30 am. Camp activities will begin right after check-in and camp will be dismissed at 4 pm each afternoon (full-day). Those campers that are staying for the half-day option will be dismissed at 12 pm. Camp will begin each morning at 9 am. Lunch will be provided each day at approximately 12 pm, following the dismissal of the half-day campers. 7345466705.0