Summer Camps in Placerville, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: (5th-6th) More than Meets the Eye! (Saturday April 9, 2016) - Aurora
What is in an eye? Students will explore the visual systems of mammals through the dissection of a cow eye! Identifying various cow-eye structures, they will discover how the cow eye compares to a human eye! By testing their sense of sight, participants will begin to appreciate the little things – in our eye (right down to the little light-detecting cells) – which help us to see the world. *Note there is no meal with this event* (630)9075987
What is in an eye? Students will explore the visual systems of mammals through the dissection of a cow eye! Identifying various cow-eye structures, they will discover how the cow eye compares to a human eye! By testing their sense of sight, participants will begin to appreciate the little things – in our eye (right down to the little light-detecting cells) – which help us to see the world. *Note there is no meal with this event* (630)9075987
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Distance
23.28 Miles
Address:
877 E Chardie Rd, Boise, Idaho 83702
Individualized balanced program. Expert instruction. Exciting wilderness trips. 120 staff. Diversity welcomed.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Nature/Environmental...
Camp Hodia
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Distance
25.02 Miles
Address:
1701 N 12th St, Boise, Idaho 83702
Sawtooth Mountains, loads of fun, friendship, one camp for teens, one for school age. Learn to live with diabetes.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Horseback Riding (Western), Rafting...
Distance
26.08 Miles
Address:
, Boise, Idaho
This summer
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Alice Pittenger
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Distance
27.95 Miles
Address:
1410 N Etheridge Ln, Boise, Idaho 83704
A great place to meet new friends, have fun, and build self-esteem. Non Girl Scout campers welcome.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Pine Creek Ranch
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Distance
27.95 Miles
Address:
1410 N Etheridge Ln, Boise, Idaho 83704
Beautiful ranch setting near Salmon Rd. Easy access to whitewater rafting. Non -Girl Scout campers and staff welcome.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drama, Hiking, Horseback...
Distance
28.48 Miles
Address:
2676 S Vista Ave, Boise, Idaho 83705
Camp Rainbow Gold offers camping experiences each summer and other events during the year. We host a 1 wk camp for children with cancer,...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Distance
39.56 Miles
Address:
10802 Cloudless St, Nampa, Idaho 83687
Variety camps in the US & abroad. Specialty is team building & relationship development. Visit us on the web at www.ucgyouth.org to request our...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Backpacking, Baseball/Softball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Dance, Horseback...
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Placerville, ID Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
CrossTimbers Pre-Teen 5th-6th Camp - Davis, OK
CrossTimbers Pre-Teen 5th-6th grade camp pre-registration is open until July 24th. You can register @kidz.fbcada.org the cost is $180 per camper. Parents here is some information about CrossTimbers Children’s Mission Adventure Camp. It exists to support local church efforts to reach lost children in their communities and to raise up a generation of kids with an authentic walk with God who actively serve others with missional living. Learn biblical principles for worship, missions, evangelism, and life. Create and strengthen relationships with God, family, and others. Experience nature in a fun and safe environment. The camp is designed to offer four days of intentional spiritual investment in a child’s life. Day one: Evangelism Day two: Instruction from the Word Day three: Challenge to Serve Daily Day four: Camp Theme
CentriKid Summer Camp - undefined, GA
CentriKid Summer Camp is right around the corner, and you don't want to miss it. This camp is for any child who has finished 2nd grade, all the way up to 5th grade. The cost is $250 and that covers everything. Please make plans to go, it's going to be awesome!!!
Kid "Camp." Special volunteer opportunity for 11-16 year olds. - Haver
The summer will be gone before we know it, but we are still galloping full speed ahead which is why Tomten Farm and Sanctuary will be offering a special mentoring program to animal loving kids ages 11-16. This unique program is designed for kids with the desire to learn more about the day-to-day operations of an animal sanctuary and get hands on experience with our rescues. Taught by our long term volunteer and intern, UNH Equine Science major, Aileen W., it’s sure to be chock of personal attention, education, hard work, and more animals than you can count. Join us at the farm 2-3 weekdays from July 10th to the 31st, 10:30-2:30 and help us go above and beyond to maintain happy, healthy animals 365 days a year. As always, safety comes first so please wear appropriate footwear and clothing (closed toed, hard shoes, bug spray and sunscreen) and bring a signed release, a copy parent/guardian license or federal ID (feel free to black out addresses, birth dates, and SS or S numbers) drinks, lunch, and an appetite to contribute and get involved with one of your favorite rescues! Limited to 2 students willing to commit to a full 3 weeks of...
Angel Painting Kid's Art Camp for Grades 7th to Adult - North Wilkesbo
It's time for Christmas Art Camp! What a wonderful way to spend time with friends and family! This class is $25.00 or you can sign up for all 5 Classes for $100.00. Be sure to call our front desk to reserve your spot!
Revolution Youth Fall Retreat - Alba, TX
When: Nov. 13-15 Where: Focus Point Base Camp in Alba, TX Who: Grades 7th – 12th Students and parents, we are excited to announce that we have set a date for the fall youth retreat and service project. We’re looking forward to a packed weekend of bible study, worship, fellowship, service and fun. There is a cost of $45 per person, student and volunteers, and your contribution covers the cost of the 2 night stay and 4 meals. More information will be communicated in the next week. Please RSVP by Nov. 8th.
CrossTimbers Pre-Teen 5th-6th Camp - Davis, OK
CrossTimbers Pre-Teen 5th-6th grade camp pre-registration is open until July 24th. You can register @kidz.fbcada.org the cost is $180 per camper. Parents here is some information about CrossTimbers Children’s Mission Adventure Camp. It exists to support local church efforts to reach lost children in their communities and to raise up a generation of kids with an authentic walk with God who actively serve others with missional living. Learn biblical principles for worship, missions, evangelism, and life. Create and strengthen relationships with God, family, and others. Experience nature in a fun and safe environment. The camp is designed to offer four days of intentional spiritual investment in a child’s life. Day one: Evangelism Day two: Instruction from the Word Day three: Challenge to Serve Daily Day four: Camp Theme
CentriKid Summer Camp - undefined, GA
CentriKid Summer Camp is right around the corner, and you don't want to miss it. This camp is for any child who has finished 2nd grade, all the way up to 5th grade. The cost is $250 and that covers everything. Please make plans to go, it's going to be awesome!!!
Kid "Camp." Special volunteer opportunity for 11-16 year olds. - Haver
The summer will be gone before we know it, but we are still galloping full speed ahead which is why Tomten Farm and Sanctuary will be offering a special mentoring program to animal loving kids ages 11-16. This unique program is designed for kids with the desire to learn more about the day-to-day operations of an animal sanctuary and get hands on experience with our rescues. Taught by our long term volunteer and intern, UNH Equine Science major, Aileen W., it’s sure to be chock of personal attention, education, hard work, and more animals than you can count. Join us at the farm 2-3 weekdays from July 10th to the 31st, 10:30-2:30 and help us go above and beyond to maintain happy, healthy animals 365 days a year. As always, safety comes first so please wear appropriate footwear and clothing (closed toed, hard shoes, bug spray and sunscreen) and bring a signed release, a copy parent/guardian license or federal ID (feel free to black out addresses, birth dates, and SS or S numbers) drinks, lunch, and an appetite to contribute and get involved with one of your favorite rescues! Limited to 2 students willing to commit to a full 3 weeks of...
Angel Painting Kid's Art Camp for Grades 7th to Adult - North Wilkesbo
It's time for Christmas Art Camp! What a wonderful way to spend time with friends and family! This class is $25.00 or you can sign up for all 5 Classes for $100.00. Be sure to call our front desk to reserve your spot!
Revolution Youth Fall Retreat - Alba, TX
When: Nov. 13-15 Where: Focus Point Base Camp in Alba, TX Who: Grades 7th – 12th Students and parents, we are excited to announce that we have set a date for the fall youth retreat and service project. We’re looking forward to a packed weekend of bible study, worship, fellowship, service and fun. There is a cost of $45 per person, student and volunteers, and your contribution covers the cost of the 2 night stay and 4 meals. More information will be communicated in the next week. Please RSVP by Nov. 8th.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
#80 Triple A (Girls Gr. 9-12) • $425 OR Triple A & ReMIX • $800 - Camp Fowler
TRIPLE A (1 WEEK) This may be the best week youve ever had and is certainly the most popular high school camp EVER! This week fills fast (usually by mid-January) so REGISTER EARLY! This week is designed for high school aged campers: we start later and go longer. The morning has lots of options for early risers and the nights always end around campfires or stars. Sometimes you need to step out of the hectic high school schedule and be reminded. Reminded, that you are surrounded by friends, and a world full of wonder that is greatly loved - by a great God! TRIPLE A & REMIX (2 WEEKS) New!! Experience Triple A and then much, much more. This is a full two-week camp. After Triple A is over, you and your friends will stay on Saturday to begin your second week of adventures. Your remix will include a backcountry overnight experience; time in small groups, and our first ever create your own activities. 518-631-6789
Minecraft: Coding and Programming (46442P) - Cary Academy
The next level of Minecraft® camps will have you creating and programming Minecraft® robots to do the mining for you. Learn how to code using Minecraft® ComputerCraft Mod and put those robots to work. Begin programming with a graphical interface and then evolve to text-based coding as you learn to program with Lua. Soon you will be able to focus on mining what you want. 919-677-7839
Careers in Architecture (16412F) - Cary Academy
Imagine the great cities of the world and their monumental and powerful architecture. We will create our own architectural firm for the chance to build things in 3D: a hockey rink, football stadium, golf course, art gallery, a museum, a roller coaster theme park, an aquarium, or even the great Roman Coliseum! As future architects, learn about perspective drawing and go outdoors to draw the architecture of Cary Academy. For the grand finale, our creative engineering skills will be challenged with the classic egg drop project where teams design a device to protect an egg from a 15 foot drop as campers from other summer programs watch the competition and cheer us on! 919-677-7839
Animation and Computer Programming - Orchard Hills School
Have you ever wondered how to speak "computer"? Do you like to draw your own cartoon or anime characters and create imaginative stories? This summer you will learn to communicate your imaginative ideas from your brain to a computers digital brain. Through use of Scratch.mit.edu you will learn how to make interactive cartoon characters, animate short stories, and design your very own computer game. No programming experience is necessary. Students will play each others games and participate in an arcade festival on the last day of class. Join us this summer and put your imagination to the test! 714-832-6299
Baseball Camp A - Warner Park Baseball Complex
The basic design of the CDS Baseball camp is to help young baseball players develop a fundamental baseball skill set and learn tactical elements of the game. The goal of the camp is to equip campers with the skills to compete at a high level of play. The camp will be directed by David Houseton, CDS Varsity Baseball Head Coach at Covenant Day School. He will be assisted by his coaching staff as well as former and returning Covenant Day baseball players. What to bring/wear: • A cooler with water or favorite beverage – water will be supplied • Glove and bat, helmet and catchers gear if available • Baseball cleats or turf shoes • Shorts or baseball pants For more information please contact David Houseton at 704-400-5933 (704) 708-6102
#80 Triple A (Girls Gr. 9-12) • $425 OR Triple A & ReMIX • $800 - Camp Fowler
TRIPLE A (1 WEEK) This may be the best week youve ever had and is certainly the most popular high school camp EVER! This week fills fast (usually by mid-January) so REGISTER EARLY! This week is designed for high school aged campers: we start later and go longer. The morning has lots of options for early risers and the nights always end around campfires or stars. Sometimes you need to step out of the hectic high school schedule and be reminded. Reminded, that you are surrounded by friends, and a world full of wonder that is greatly loved - by a great God! TRIPLE A & REMIX (2 WEEKS) New!! Experience Triple A and then much, much more. This is a full two-week camp. After Triple A is over, you and your friends will stay on Saturday to begin your second week of adventures. Your remix will include a backcountry overnight experience; time in small groups, and our first ever create your own activities. 518-631-6789
Minecraft: Coding and Programming (46442P) - Cary Academy
The next level of Minecraft® camps will have you creating and programming Minecraft® robots to do the mining for you. Learn how to code using Minecraft® ComputerCraft Mod and put those robots to work. Begin programming with a graphical interface and then evolve to text-based coding as you learn to program with Lua. Soon you will be able to focus on mining what you want. 919-677-7839
Careers in Architecture (16412F) - Cary Academy
Imagine the great cities of the world and their monumental and powerful architecture. We will create our own architectural firm for the chance to build things in 3D: a hockey rink, football stadium, golf course, art gallery, a museum, a roller coaster theme park, an aquarium, or even the great Roman Coliseum! As future architects, learn about perspective drawing and go outdoors to draw the architecture of Cary Academy. For the grand finale, our creative engineering skills will be challenged with the classic egg drop project where teams design a device to protect an egg from a 15 foot drop as campers from other summer programs watch the competition and cheer us on! 919-677-7839
Animation and Computer Programming - Orchard Hills School
Have you ever wondered how to speak "computer"? Do you like to draw your own cartoon or anime characters and create imaginative stories? This summer you will learn to communicate your imaginative ideas from your brain to a computers digital brain. Through use of Scratch.mit.edu you will learn how to make interactive cartoon characters, animate short stories, and design your very own computer game. No programming experience is necessary. Students will play each others games and participate in an arcade festival on the last day of class. Join us this summer and put your imagination to the test! 714-832-6299
Baseball Camp A - Warner Park Baseball Complex
The basic design of the CDS Baseball camp is to help young baseball players develop a fundamental baseball skill set and learn tactical elements of the game. The goal of the camp is to equip campers with the skills to compete at a high level of play. The camp will be directed by David Houseton, CDS Varsity Baseball Head Coach at Covenant Day School. He will be assisted by his coaching staff as well as former and returning Covenant Day baseball players. What to bring/wear: • A cooler with water or favorite beverage – water will be supplied • Glove and bat, helmet and catchers gear if available • Baseball cleats or turf shoes • Shorts or baseball pants For more information please contact David Houseton at 704-400-5933 (704) 708-6102