Summer Camps in Pilot Rock, OR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Stockade Adventure #2 - Camp Hickory Hill
Your camper will enjoy activities like archery, canoeing, bb-guns, the climbing wall, Stockade Surprise and more… He will meet new friends as he shares a cabin with seven other boys his own age and two counselors. Each night will include gathering around the campfire for songs, skits and an exciting story that teaches a Bible truth. Your son will love it!! Sunday: 3 PM to 4:30 PM Check-In Friday: 5:25 PM Line-up 5:35 Brief Program 6:00 SUPPER! 6:30 Hayrides * Store * Visit the Pond * Climbing Wall * Hike 716-631-5028
Your camper will enjoy activities like archery, canoeing, bb-guns, the climbing wall, Stockade Surprise and more… He will meet new friends as he shares a cabin with seven other boys his own age and two counselors. Each night will include gathering around the campfire for songs, skits and an exciting story that teaches a Bible truth. Your son will love it!! Sunday: 3 PM to 4:30 PM Check-In Friday: 5:25 PM Line-up 5:35 Brief Program 6:00 SUPPER! 6:30 Hayrides * Store * Visit the Pond * Climbing Wall * Hike 716-631-5028
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Distance
27.99 Miles
Address:
PO Box 303, Athena, Oregon 97813
Creative Christ-centered personal growth/skill building focus. Mature volunteer staff. Come for fun and friendship to Camp Cederbrook.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Distance
37.61 Miles
Address:
, LaGrande, Oregon
NBC Camps offers Complete Player Basketball Camps
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
37.61 Miles
Address:
, La Grande, Oregon
NBC Camps Eastern Oregon volleyball camps are found at one of the most notable spots in Northeastern Oregon
Activities: Youth Programs
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Pilot Rock, OR Summer Camps
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Kid's Culinary Day Camp at LeTourneau Christian Center - Rushville, NY
Kid's Culinary Day Camp at LeTourneau is a wonderful opportunity for kids ages five to thirteen to experience the culinary arts in an exciting and safe Christian environment. Kids Culinary Day Camp includes all of the following exciting aspects of the culinary arts: an introduction to the culinary arts, food safety, cooking, food tastings, crafts and games. We also offer a Bible Study time to explore how God uses "food" to teach us eternal truths. Kids ages five to eight will meet Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am until 11:30 am. While kids ages nine to thirteen will meet from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm. All participants will receive a free chef's hat and specially designed t-shirt. If your child would like to participate in this new and exciting event, please call or email our office for a registration packet. (585) 554-3400 Cost (Ages 5-8) Early Bird Registration (by Aug 7) $80 per child; Normal Registration: (by Aug 8-12) $90 per child; Late Registration (After Aug 13-17) $100 per child Cost (Ages 9-13) Early Bird Registration (by Aug 7) $90 per child; Normal Registration: (by Aug 8-12) $100 per child; Late Registration (After Aug 13-17) $110 per child http://www.letourneau.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Culianary-Camp.pdf Single Day Prices: Ages 5-8: $30 Ages 9-13: $30
Summer Camp 2016 Teen Week - Rose Hill, NC
Fun is for everyone. Paint ball is coming.
Youth Blast Off Retreat at Camp CILCA - Cantrall, IL
High School Youth Blast Off Retreat – at Camp CILCA – Sept. 16-17. Join us for Canoeing, Archery, Night Hike, Challenge Course, Fishing, Bible Discussion, Campfire Songs & Devotions. We will leave from church at 7pm on Friday and return by 5pm on Saturday. Bring friends. No cost. RSVP Text to Pastor Kevin 309-613-4884 by Tues. Sept. 13th.
THE HIGH LIFE Summer Camp 2016 - Poulsbo, WA
Grades 6 to 12
Senior Teen Weekend - Summerton, SC
Kid's Culinary Day Camp at LeTourneau Christian Center - Rushville, NY
Kid's Culinary Day Camp at LeTourneau is a wonderful opportunity for kids ages five to thirteen to experience the culinary arts in an exciting and safe Christian environment. Kids Culinary Day Camp includes all of the following exciting aspects of the culinary arts: an introduction to the culinary arts, food safety, cooking, food tastings, crafts and games. We also offer a Bible Study time to explore how God uses "food" to teach us eternal truths. Kids ages five to eight will meet Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am until 11:30 am. While kids ages nine to thirteen will meet from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm. All participants will receive a free chef's hat and specially designed t-shirt. If your child would like to participate in this new and exciting event, please call or email our office for a registration packet. (585) 554-3400 Cost (Ages 5-8) Early Bird Registration (by Aug 7) $80 per child; Normal Registration: (by Aug 8-12) $90 per child; Late Registration (After Aug 13-17) $100 per child Cost (Ages 9-13) Early Bird Registration (by Aug 7) $90 per child; Normal Registration: (by Aug 8-12) $100 per child; Late Registration (After Aug 13-17) $110 per child http://www.letourneau.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Culianary-Camp.pdf Single Day Prices: Ages 5-8: $30 Ages 9-13: $30
Summer Camp 2016 Teen Week - Rose Hill, NC
Fun is for everyone. Paint ball is coming.
Youth Blast Off Retreat at Camp CILCA - Cantrall, IL
High School Youth Blast Off Retreat – at Camp CILCA – Sept. 16-17. Join us for Canoeing, Archery, Night Hike, Challenge Course, Fishing, Bible Discussion, Campfire Songs & Devotions. We will leave from church at 7pm on Friday and return by 5pm on Saturday. Bring friends. No cost. RSVP Text to Pastor Kevin 309-613-4884 by Tues. Sept. 13th.
THE HIGH LIFE Summer Camp 2016 - Poulsbo, WA
Grades 6 to 12
Senior Teen Weekend - Summerton, SC
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Summer Session 3: Game Show Mania - KidsArts
Cmon down to KidsArts this week where we will create artwork big and small! We will be building sets, doing improv comedy, playing trivia and designing our own amazing game show! 617-524-0818
Spring Camp - Half Day Afternoon - Mockingbird Baby
We want you to become the next Leonardo Da Vinci! Using LEGOs, students will be introduced to Da Vincis inventive machines. This is your chance to be challenged with projects built around creativity, design and engineering. Leonardo created and improved upon the greater mechanical wonders of the world! Inventive minds will be able to build Odometers (to measure the distance a robot has traveled), Lifting Jacks (to hold & raise heavy loads), and not to mention the inspiration for the HELICOPTER. Join with us as we aspire to relive the excitement of Leonardo Da Vinci. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Unity 3D Computer Game Design - Eastern Kentucky University
Does the idea of making your own game interest you? In this camp, you will make your very own game using the same platform used to develop Call of Duty! Students will learn relevant skills in a three dimensional environment, and end the week with a working game of their very own. 859-622-2103
FGCU Cross Country - FGCU Cross Country
Objective of camp: All participants will experience training opportunities, group and individual instruction from coaches, guidance in sport psychology, race strategy, strength training, injury prevention and nutrition. Our staff and coaches will provide a fun learning environment for various ages in cross country. Youll meet other runners who share your passion. Other fun activities such as campfires, waterfront and swimming in our 50-yard Olympic sized pool! Runners of all ability levels are welcome! 239-590-7274
Spring Break Program-Forest Park Elementary - Forest Park Elementary
IMPORTANT: Students need to bring their own laptop with mouse to attend this program. Snacks, Lunch, and beverages are NOT included. The program may be consolidated in one or two school sites based on enrollments. Parents will be informed at least one week prior to program start date. In this program, students learn about 3-D Printing, Vehicle engineering by rapid prototyping, and Computer Programming. They work in teams to build their own battery operated cars and race it on the final day. They learn 3-D modeling tools to make their own 3-D designs. Students will - 1. Learn how an engineer takes an idea from paper to a prototype. 2. Learn what is CAD/CAM and how it is used by Engineers. 3. Develop a design solution using given design constraints. 4. Evaluate competing conceptual design solutions for decision making 5. Plan and execute experiment; Collect and interpret data gathered by experiments; Use experimental data for an improved design solution 6. Learn about 3-D printing. Students who attend 3-D print class will take home a 3-D printed design prototype. 7. Learn Visual Programming and coding skills. 650-223-1641
Summer Session 3: Game Show Mania - KidsArts
Cmon down to KidsArts this week where we will create artwork big and small! We will be building sets, doing improv comedy, playing trivia and designing our own amazing game show! 617-524-0818
Spring Camp - Half Day Afternoon - Mockingbird Baby
We want you to become the next Leonardo Da Vinci! Using LEGOs, students will be introduced to Da Vincis inventive machines. This is your chance to be challenged with projects built around creativity, design and engineering. Leonardo created and improved upon the greater mechanical wonders of the world! Inventive minds will be able to build Odometers (to measure the distance a robot has traveled), Lifting Jacks (to hold & raise heavy loads), and not to mention the inspiration for the HELICOPTER. Join with us as we aspire to relive the excitement of Leonardo Da Vinci. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Unity 3D Computer Game Design - Eastern Kentucky University
Does the idea of making your own game interest you? In this camp, you will make your very own game using the same platform used to develop Call of Duty! Students will learn relevant skills in a three dimensional environment, and end the week with a working game of their very own. 859-622-2103
FGCU Cross Country - FGCU Cross Country
Objective of camp: All participants will experience training opportunities, group and individual instruction from coaches, guidance in sport psychology, race strategy, strength training, injury prevention and nutrition. Our staff and coaches will provide a fun learning environment for various ages in cross country. Youll meet other runners who share your passion. Other fun activities such as campfires, waterfront and swimming in our 50-yard Olympic sized pool! Runners of all ability levels are welcome! 239-590-7274
Spring Break Program-Forest Park Elementary - Forest Park Elementary
IMPORTANT: Students need to bring their own laptop with mouse to attend this program. Snacks, Lunch, and beverages are NOT included. The program may be consolidated in one or two school sites based on enrollments. Parents will be informed at least one week prior to program start date. In this program, students learn about 3-D Printing, Vehicle engineering by rapid prototyping, and Computer Programming. They work in teams to build their own battery operated cars and race it on the final day. They learn 3-D modeling tools to make their own 3-D designs. Students will - 1. Learn how an engineer takes an idea from paper to a prototype. 2. Learn what is CAD/CAM and how it is used by Engineers. 3. Develop a design solution using given design constraints. 4. Evaluate competing conceptual design solutions for decision making 5. Plan and execute experiment; Collect and interpret data gathered by experiments; Use experimental data for an improved design solution 6. Learn about 3-D printing. Students who attend 3-D print class will take home a 3-D printed design prototype. 7. Learn Visual Programming and coding skills. 650-223-1641