Summer Camps in Polk County, FL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: #20 LEAD Week (Girls Gr. 9-12) • $425 - Camp Fowler
This is camp for those who want not just to have an experience, but to make an experience. We bring out the leadership skills in all our campers and help you create a unique week of camp. You will participate in all the Fowler has to offer and gain some of the skills that our staff has learned. If you are in 10th-12th grade, participation in LEAD also allows you to apply to come as a Student Working in Ministry (SWiM) and use your newly honed skills alongside of the Fowler staff. Students need to fill out a SWiM application which can be found on the Fowler website. Weeks will be assigned on a first come - first served basis. 518-631-6789
This is camp for those who want not just to have an experience, but to make an experience. We bring out the leadership skills in all our campers and help you create a unique week of camp. You will participate in all the Fowler has to offer and gain some of the skills that our staff has learned. If you are in 10th-12th grade, participation in LEAD also allows you to apply to come as a Student Working in Ministry (SWiM) and use your newly honed skills alongside of the Fowler staff. Students need to fill out a SWiM application which can be found on the Fowler website. Weeks will be assigned on a first come - first served basis. 518-631-6789
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Activities: Horseback Riding, Water Front, Paintball, Rockwall, Skatepark, Wilderness
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Polk County, FL Summer Camps
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What Are the Activities like at Summer Camp?
The whole point of summer programs is to keep youth busy. Thus, most kids wake up and have breakfast by 8am. Traditional activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming and boating. There are groups that offer specialized or advanced activities like archery, horseback riding, and sailing. An activity like horseback riding may have an additional cost or require that youth come to camp with special equipment and clothing.
Specialty camps have specific classes or activities linked to their mission. For example, academic programs will include classes, religious camps will have Bible study, and leadership-focused programs may have public speaking sessions....
LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
North Central Spanish Region 2015 Youth Camp - Angola, IN
The theme this for this year is "STEP IT UP" Price: $135. 00 $50 Deposit with application due July 5th. Send all application to with deposits (this week it will downloadable) More info please contact Regional Director Jimmy Cordova or Natasha Sanchez for details.
Art Reception Creative Reuse Summer Camp - Sioux Falls, SD
JAM's first Creative Reuse Camp of the summer's art reception. Twelve students are creAting an art installation at the Washington Pavilion as a part of their participation of camp. What could they possibly be making? Join us in the VAC for their exhibition!
Buffalo Canyon Campout - Jr. Teen Camp - Lewistown, MT
Day hikes in the canyon, a trip to Big Timber Waterslides, and paintball are included. Jr. Teen Camp July 18-23 Buffalo Canyon Campout Boys & Girls entering grades 7-9 Cost: Pre-registered by July 11 $155 After July 11 $170 Check-in time: 10am-12pm, Monday, July 18 Registrations available at www.lewtana.com Camp out in Buffalo Canyon for 3 days and 2 nights. Bible classes will take place in the canyon. Additional items to bring: warm clothing, good hiking shoes, a flashlight, and a small backpack. Camp ends with a program on Saturday at 1:30. Parents are encouraged to attend the program, as there are awards given out and a slide show of pictures from the week.
SUMMER CAMP & DAYCARE SHOWCASE--Chesterfield - Midlothian, VA
Local camps, daycares, & summer venues that offer programs for infant-18 years old will be in attendance at this showcase. Businesses and non-profits that offer summer camps & classes in sports, dance, art, cooking, fitness & academics will be present. ADMISSION IS FREE (Donations to Make-A-Wish are encouraged and accepted.) Bring the kids and go table to table to find the camps and daycares that best fit your family's needs and interests. All proceeds of event go to Make-A-Wish of Greater Virginia to sponsor a wish for a local child. For questions contact [email protected] or 804.399.0482. We have a few spots left for any businesses or camps that would like to attend.
Moon Walk: Teen Pagan Camp - La Mesa, CA
All Paths Welcome. If you're between the ages of 12 to 17, please join us at Briercrest Park in La Mesa from 1pm to 4pm on Saturday, 9/26/15 AND Sunday 9/27/25 for a jam-packed metaphysical teen camp! We'll be learning grounding & centering techniques, how to shield and much more! The camp is FREE at this time, but a signed parent permission slip is required to participate. Please bring your wonderful self and a pen and paper for notes. Handouts will also be provided. For questions, to volunteer (if you are 18 or over), or to RSVP - please email [email protected]
North Central Spanish Region 2015 Youth Camp - Angola, IN
The theme this for this year is "STEP IT UP" Price: $135. 00 $50 Deposit with application due July 5th. Send all application to with deposits (this week it will downloadable) More info please contact Regional Director Jimmy Cordova or Natasha Sanchez for details.
Art Reception Creative Reuse Summer Camp - Sioux Falls, SD
JAM's first Creative Reuse Camp of the summer's art reception. Twelve students are creAting an art installation at the Washington Pavilion as a part of their participation of camp. What could they possibly be making? Join us in the VAC for their exhibition!
Buffalo Canyon Campout - Jr. Teen Camp - Lewistown, MT
Day hikes in the canyon, a trip to Big Timber Waterslides, and paintball are included. Jr. Teen Camp July 18-23 Buffalo Canyon Campout Boys & Girls entering grades 7-9 Cost: Pre-registered by July 11 $155 After July 11 $170 Check-in time: 10am-12pm, Monday, July 18 Registrations available at www.lewtana.com Camp out in Buffalo Canyon for 3 days and 2 nights. Bible classes will take place in the canyon. Additional items to bring: warm clothing, good hiking shoes, a flashlight, and a small backpack. Camp ends with a program on Saturday at 1:30. Parents are encouraged to attend the program, as there are awards given out and a slide show of pictures from the week.
SUMMER CAMP & DAYCARE SHOWCASE--Chesterfield - Midlothian, VA
Local camps, daycares, & summer venues that offer programs for infant-18 years old will be in attendance at this showcase. Businesses and non-profits that offer summer camps & classes in sports, dance, art, cooking, fitness & academics will be present. ADMISSION IS FREE (Donations to Make-A-Wish are encouraged and accepted.) Bring the kids and go table to table to find the camps and daycares that best fit your family's needs and interests. All proceeds of event go to Make-A-Wish of Greater Virginia to sponsor a wish for a local child. For questions contact [email protected] or 804.399.0482. We have a few spots left for any businesses or camps that would like to attend.
Moon Walk: Teen Pagan Camp - La Mesa, CA
All Paths Welcome. If you're between the ages of 12 to 17, please join us at Briercrest Park in La Mesa from 1pm to 4pm on Saturday, 9/26/15 AND Sunday 9/27/25 for a jam-packed metaphysical teen camp! We'll be learning grounding & centering techniques, how to shield and much more! The camp is FREE at this time, but a signed parent permission slip is required to participate. Please bring your wonderful self and a pen and paper for notes. Handouts will also be provided. For questions, to volunteer (if you are 18 or over), or to RSVP - please email [email protected]
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
ABC Fitness - Greensboro Day School
ABC Fitness $185.00 Rising BB-K(must be 3 & potty trained) June 13-17 8:30am-2:00pm Learn your ABCs while being active. Participants will have the chance to learn the letters of the alphabet and words associated with them. Recognizing letters and words along with being active is key to successful understanding of any content being learned. Taking various learning styles into account, camp goers will learn by doing! Come join us in our learning and exercising endeavor. Ken Field is a PE Teacher at GDS. 336-288-8590 x131
Band Clarinets- Wednesdays - Summit School
Summit Afternoon Academy Summit Band Spring 2016 3rd, 4th and 5th Graders, 3:00-4:00PM, $360 Fees include snack Band meets in the Lower School Music Room in the Arts & Technology Building Clarinets- Wednesdays (Trumpet players from Fall Band may join this class if unable to meet on Tuesdays) January 6, 13, 20, February 3, 10, 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16, 23, April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4 February 10, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice March 9, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice April 27, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice Band instruction includes note spelling, rhythm training, instrumental skills, harmonizing, and aural development. Musical selections will be taken from the Essential Elements Book and sheet music. There will be a daily home practice requirement of approximately 15-25 minutes depending on age. This daily practice allows for optimal learning and progress. Performance Spring Band Concert, Thursday May 10th, 2016, 7:00 pm, Loma Hopkins Theatre For more information go to www.summitschool.com/band (336) 722-2777
Novice Tennis Camp - Red Morton Park
Enjoy top-flight instruction from the staff of Stanford Hall of Famer John Whitlinger and Stanford /USPTA Pro Tom Sarsfield. Students provide own rackets. Junior Novice Tennis Age 10-14: For beginning to low intermediate players, two courts grouped by ability. Develop the essential techniques with emphasis on control, depth, and direction on the "78 ft. court" with regulation tennis balls. Lessons will also incorporate rules, etiquette, and basic doubles play. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Students provide own rackets. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION Red Morton Tennis Courts #1 and #2 INSTRUCTOR Thomas Sarsfield
Winter Academy II - Trienens Indoor Fieldhouse
This camp is an opportunity for younger players to receive quality technical training from Coerver Coaching over the course of 5 weeks, and play in fun small sided league and tournament games. All training will take place at Trienens Indoor Center at 2707 Ashland Ave, Evanston, IL (Near Ryan Field) 847-491-4392
Star Wars Character Drawing - Valle Verde Elementary
Instructor: Village Center for the Arts () Room: A-2 Learn to draw all your favorite characters from a galaxy far, far away. Create your own Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Yoda and more, even X-Wings and Tie Fighters! Each class focuses on one or two characters, starting with basic shapes and stick figures, and working our way up to a complete, colored drawing each week. Students learn to build character structure, outlines, as well as shading techniques and detailing with pencil and ink. Lab fee includes class materials. (9 sessions) 415-314-1749
ABC Fitness - Greensboro Day School
ABC Fitness $185.00 Rising BB-K(must be 3 & potty trained) June 13-17 8:30am-2:00pm Learn your ABCs while being active. Participants will have the chance to learn the letters of the alphabet and words associated with them. Recognizing letters and words along with being active is key to successful understanding of any content being learned. Taking various learning styles into account, camp goers will learn by doing! Come join us in our learning and exercising endeavor. Ken Field is a PE Teacher at GDS. 336-288-8590 x131
Band Clarinets- Wednesdays - Summit School
Summit Afternoon Academy Summit Band Spring 2016 3rd, 4th and 5th Graders, 3:00-4:00PM, $360 Fees include snack Band meets in the Lower School Music Room in the Arts & Technology Building Clarinets- Wednesdays (Trumpet players from Fall Band may join this class if unable to meet on Tuesdays) January 6, 13, 20, February 3, 10, 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16, 23, April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4 February 10, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice March 9, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice April 27, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice Band instruction includes note spelling, rhythm training, instrumental skills, harmonizing, and aural development. Musical selections will be taken from the Essential Elements Book and sheet music. There will be a daily home practice requirement of approximately 15-25 minutes depending on age. This daily practice allows for optimal learning and progress. Performance Spring Band Concert, Thursday May 10th, 2016, 7:00 pm, Loma Hopkins Theatre For more information go to www.summitschool.com/band (336) 722-2777
Novice Tennis Camp - Red Morton Park
Enjoy top-flight instruction from the staff of Stanford Hall of Famer John Whitlinger and Stanford /USPTA Pro Tom Sarsfield. Students provide own rackets. Junior Novice Tennis Age 10-14: For beginning to low intermediate players, two courts grouped by ability. Develop the essential techniques with emphasis on control, depth, and direction on the "78 ft. court" with regulation tennis balls. Lessons will also incorporate rules, etiquette, and basic doubles play. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Students provide own rackets. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION Red Morton Tennis Courts #1 and #2 INSTRUCTOR Thomas Sarsfield
Winter Academy II - Trienens Indoor Fieldhouse
This camp is an opportunity for younger players to receive quality technical training from Coerver Coaching over the course of 5 weeks, and play in fun small sided league and tournament games. All training will take place at Trienens Indoor Center at 2707 Ashland Ave, Evanston, IL (Near Ryan Field) 847-491-4392
Star Wars Character Drawing - Valle Verde Elementary
Instructor: Village Center for the Arts () Room: A-2 Learn to draw all your favorite characters from a galaxy far, far away. Create your own Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Yoda and more, even X-Wings and Tie Fighters! Each class focuses on one or two characters, starting with basic shapes and stick figures, and working our way up to a complete, colored drawing each week. Students learn to build character structure, outlines, as well as shading techniques and detailing with pencil and ink. Lab fee includes class materials. (9 sessions) 415-314-1749