Summer Camps in San Luis, AZ
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Childrens Spring Tennis Camp - Mission Viejo High School
Come join our spring tennis camp where "fun" is the emphasis; for all levels of players from beginner to the advanced who are interested in learning more about tennis, making new friends, and just having a good time. this camp makes tennis fun and easy for children to learn basic strokes, shot placement, serves, volleys, and strategies. Please bring a can of unopened balls, a racquet and a smile. LOCATION Mission Viejo High School- Courts INSTRUCTOR Fabian Grassini
Come join our spring tennis camp where "fun" is the emphasis; for all levels of players from beginner to the advanced who are interested in learning more about tennis, making new friends, and just having a good time. this camp makes tennis fun and easy for children to learn basic strokes, shot placement, serves, volleys, and strategies. Please bring a can of unopened balls, a racquet and a smile. LOCATION Mission Viejo High School- Courts INSTRUCTOR Fabian Grassini
Latest Review for NeSoDak Bible Camp/Klein Ranch
This camp focuses on Christian faith and horses; two of my Daughter's favorite things
I was excited to find this camp for my 12 year old daughter. She is naturally a quiet child, but she loves horses. This camp helped her stretch outside her comfort zone as she socialized with other children who also shared her love of horses. She couldn’t stop telling us how she explored the prairie on horseback. There is also an emphasis on strengthening camper's faith. She made lifelong friends at this camp.... Read More...
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"Stand Up" All Teen Camp - Colville, WA
It’s time to gear up for our 2015 All-Teen Camp at Prince’s Pine, August 16–22, a power-packed, fun-filled, God-glorifying time together. I need your help to get the word out. Please contact me for brochures. I am also appealing for recommendations for boys and girls counselors, staff helpers, a recreation leader, a nurse, a crafts helper and more. You can also go to the Prince’s Pine Christian Camp website ( http://www.princespine.org/ ) to download copies of the registration forms, or if you need more information. Our theme is “Stand Up,” with a daily focus on brave men and women of God who stood up in the face of power, danger, evil, and fear. On Friday, we will bask in the beauty of God’s creation and just stand in awe! •Monday: “Stand Up to Power” (Moses, Nathan, Mordecai, Esther). •Tuesday: “Stand Up to Danger” (David, Hezekiah, Daniel, Paul). •Wednesday: “Stand Up to Evil” (Elijah, Jeremiah, John the Baptist, Jesus) •Thursday: “Stand Up to Share” (Peter, Stephen, Paul). •Friday: “Stand in Awe” (Job, David, Jude, and Everyone). Please feel free to contact...
Annual Youth Winter Camp - Perris, CA
Our Winter Camp is just around the corner! Join us for a weekend of worship, revival, the amazing outdoors and fellowship with one another. Cost is $35 All are welcome, invite your friends. We can't wait to see what God has in store for all of us!
Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain youth camp, plus the adult W
Youth Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain camp description & registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/youth/summer-overnight-camps/wilderness-survivors-side-of-the-mountain/ Adult Wilderness Survival Training & Trek description and registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/expeditions/summer/wilderness-survival-training-and-trek/ Wilderness Survival has become synonymous with the over-dramatized survival programs on television. While some of these programs do provide valuable advice, most of them are filled with poor choices that, if followed, will get you injured or killed in a real emergency. Without proper training, separating the fact from fiction can be a difficult task. Our primary focus this week is to teach participants the practical skills that will save them in a true emergency. While a number of Traditional Skills will be introduced, our goal this week is to provide participants with a pragmatic skill set. For instance, spending five hours building a lean-to when it gets dark in 20 minutes is not a practical choice. Trying to build a bow-drill fire kit from scratch without a knife and without properly seasoned wood in the damp environment of the Pacific Northwest is rarely practical. Although those types of skills will be demonstrated, we will challenge you to perfect the basics first – like carrying a small fire steel and a couple of cotton balls...
Youth Climate Action Camp w/ Our Children's Trust - Ashland, OR
Our Children's Trust, Rogue Climate, the Geos Institute, and Trail Treckers are coming together to host a one day training for youth and their parents on how to become effective advocates for a stable climate. Elementary through high school students from around the Rogue Valley are welcome! Suggested ages are 9-18. Bring a sack lunch, and we will provide snacks! REGISTER HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kc_c5VHm_b6sqbmesLJtBewgVGyaRnzjLlZbHe699ns/viewform?usp=send_form OUR CHILDREN’S TRUST helps elevate the voice of youth to secure the legal right to a healthy atmosphere and stable climate in accordance with the best available science. The YouCAN (Youth Climate Action Now) program trains and supports youth to engage in civic participation with local government, advocating for lasting legal protection for the atmosphere in the form of science- based emission reduction targets and climate recovery planning. Our Childrens Trust and the YouCAN program were instrumental in helping the City of Eugene become the first city in the country to pass a climate recovery ordianance! AT THE TRAINING, YOUTH WILL: ++ Learn to be effective advocates for a stable climate ++ Learn how students in Eugene helped pass the countries first climate recovery ordinance ++ Meet other youth passionate about taking action on climate change ++ Learn about...
WAKA Summer Camp 2016 - Los Angeles - Los Angeles, CA
Get ready for the most amazing weekend ever. Join over 200 WAKA party animals as we do SUMMER CAMP! June 3-5, 2015 Los Angeles National Forest kickball.com/casummercamp Your weekend will include: - accommodations in air conditioned cabins with bathrooms and hot showers (gender specific) - includes all meals Friday - Sunday (available Thursday as well) - all you can drink beer all weekend - bring your own hard liquor to share - themed parties 24/7 - live bands, awesome DJ's, and dance parties all weekend - and, of course - COLOR WARS - PARTY BUS AVAILABLE FROM LAX AIRPORT - camp proceeds go to support the Harold Robinson Foundation* Camp activities and challenges such as: bubble soccer, ropes course, archery, fishing, golf, capture the flag, kickball, sloshball, dodgeball, basketball, giant jenga, sand volleyball, beer pong, flip cup, slip n flip, hiking, campfires, swimming, arts and crafts, glow in the dark kickball, team talent show, and more! All cabins/sleeping arrangements will be gender specific - yes, meaning boys and girls sleep in separate cabins. Seriously, don't even plan on sleeping. We've got that much fun planned. WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE A TEAM? CAN I GO SOLO? WAKA Summer Camp is the best event for free agents. The isolated nature of camp, as well as all...
"Stand Up" All Teen Camp - Colville, WA
It’s time to gear up for our 2015 All-Teen Camp at Prince’s Pine, August 16–22, a power-packed, fun-filled, God-glorifying time together. I need your help to get the word out. Please contact me for brochures. I am also appealing for recommendations for boys and girls counselors, staff helpers, a recreation leader, a nurse, a crafts helper and more. You can also go to the Prince’s Pine Christian Camp website ( http://www.princespine.org/ ) to download copies of the registration forms, or if you need more information. Our theme is “Stand Up,” with a daily focus on brave men and women of God who stood up in the face of power, danger, evil, and fear. On Friday, we will bask in the beauty of God’s creation and just stand in awe! •Monday: “Stand Up to Power” (Moses, Nathan, Mordecai, Esther). •Tuesday: “Stand Up to Danger” (David, Hezekiah, Daniel, Paul). •Wednesday: “Stand Up to Evil” (Elijah, Jeremiah, John the Baptist, Jesus) •Thursday: “Stand Up to Share” (Peter, Stephen, Paul). •Friday: “Stand in Awe” (Job, David, Jude, and Everyone). Please feel free to contact...
Annual Youth Winter Camp - Perris, CA
Our Winter Camp is just around the corner! Join us for a weekend of worship, revival, the amazing outdoors and fellowship with one another. Cost is $35 All are welcome, invite your friends. We can't wait to see what God has in store for all of us!
Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain youth camp, plus the adult W
Youth Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain camp description & registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/youth/summer-overnight-camps/wilderness-survivors-side-of-the-mountain/ Adult Wilderness Survival Training & Trek description and registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/expeditions/summer/wilderness-survival-training-and-trek/ Wilderness Survival has become synonymous with the over-dramatized survival programs on television. While some of these programs do provide valuable advice, most of them are filled with poor choices that, if followed, will get you injured or killed in a real emergency. Without proper training, separating the fact from fiction can be a difficult task. Our primary focus this week is to teach participants the practical skills that will save them in a true emergency. While a number of Traditional Skills will be introduced, our goal this week is to provide participants with a pragmatic skill set. For instance, spending five hours building a lean-to when it gets dark in 20 minutes is not a practical choice. Trying to build a bow-drill fire kit from scratch without a knife and without properly seasoned wood in the damp environment of the Pacific Northwest is rarely practical. Although those types of skills will be demonstrated, we will challenge you to perfect the basics first – like carrying a small fire steel and a couple of cotton balls...
Youth Climate Action Camp w/ Our Children's Trust - Ashland, OR
Our Children's Trust, Rogue Climate, the Geos Institute, and Trail Treckers are coming together to host a one day training for youth and their parents on how to become effective advocates for a stable climate. Elementary through high school students from around the Rogue Valley are welcome! Suggested ages are 9-18. Bring a sack lunch, and we will provide snacks! REGISTER HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kc_c5VHm_b6sqbmesLJtBewgVGyaRnzjLlZbHe699ns/viewform?usp=send_form OUR CHILDREN’S TRUST helps elevate the voice of youth to secure the legal right to a healthy atmosphere and stable climate in accordance with the best available science. The YouCAN (Youth Climate Action Now) program trains and supports youth to engage in civic participation with local government, advocating for lasting legal protection for the atmosphere in the form of science- based emission reduction targets and climate recovery planning. Our Childrens Trust and the YouCAN program were instrumental in helping the City of Eugene become the first city in the country to pass a climate recovery ordianance! AT THE TRAINING, YOUTH WILL: ++ Learn to be effective advocates for a stable climate ++ Learn how students in Eugene helped pass the countries first climate recovery ordinance ++ Meet other youth passionate about taking action on climate change ++ Learn about...
WAKA Summer Camp 2016 - Los Angeles - Los Angeles, CA
Get ready for the most amazing weekend ever. Join over 200 WAKA party animals as we do SUMMER CAMP! June 3-5, 2015 Los Angeles National Forest kickball.com/casummercamp Your weekend will include: - accommodations in air conditioned cabins with bathrooms and hot showers (gender specific) - includes all meals Friday - Sunday (available Thursday as well) - all you can drink beer all weekend - bring your own hard liquor to share - themed parties 24/7 - live bands, awesome DJ's, and dance parties all weekend - and, of course - COLOR WARS - PARTY BUS AVAILABLE FROM LAX AIRPORT - camp proceeds go to support the Harold Robinson Foundation* Camp activities and challenges such as: bubble soccer, ropes course, archery, fishing, golf, capture the flag, kickball, sloshball, dodgeball, basketball, giant jenga, sand volleyball, beer pong, flip cup, slip n flip, hiking, campfires, swimming, arts and crafts, glow in the dark kickball, team talent show, and more! All cabins/sleeping arrangements will be gender specific - yes, meaning boys and girls sleep in separate cabins. Seriously, don't even plan on sleeping. We've got that much fun planned. WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE A TEAM? CAN I GO SOLO? WAKA Summer Camp is the best event for free agents. The isolated nature of camp, as well as all...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Swim, Tennis and Soccer Camp - Community Services Department - City of Palo Alto
Please sign up early for our popular tennis, soccer & swim camps held at Palo Altos Rinconada Park and Pool. Participants start each day with a tennis lesson 10-11:30am from the staff of Tennis program. Following tennis, the participates will eat with swim staff to eat from 11:30 am until 12:30 pm in the Rinconada Park. Following lunch the participates will head out to the field to engage in soccer from 12:30-2:30 pm with the Skyhawks coaching staff. After Skyhawks Soccer, the participants will head over to the Rinconada Pool where they will enjoy swimming lessons, water games and be supervised by our lifeguards. Cost includes tennis lessons, soccer lessons, entrance to recreation swim, and supervision. Participants should bring a bag lunch, tennis racket, bathing suit, sunscreen, comfortable shoes and a towel each day. Ages 8-12. Pre and Post Care will be available before and after this camp. Please make sure you look in our camps section of the enjoy catalog or on our website at www.cityofpaloalto.org/enjoy ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION Rinconada Park Tennis Courts 5 and 6 INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Get Ready for 6th Grade Math - Old Trail School
Get a head start on 6th grade math. We will review concepts needed for the beginning of the school year and beyond. We will go to the computer lab and use interactive programs. We will cover the large whiteboard with calculations. We will work in teams. We will use individual whiteboards. You will have the opportunity to practice math throughout the week and become confident in your math abilities. Instructor: Cynthia Ederer BS, MS, PhD, Old Trail Middle School Mathematics teacher 3306661118 x469
2016 Baroody Kayak Touring and Fishing Camp - Alexandria
Join Virginia Outside for an introduction to kayaking and kayak fishing. Our staff will instruct you on safety, paddling, and general maneuvering of a sit-on-top kayak. As you learn throughout the week at various locations, we will incorporate fishing, sightseeing and touring while paddling on all types of water. From local lakes and rivers like Bull Run, Fountainhead, and tidal creeks of the Potomac. We will progress to days on lazy rivers that include the Shenandoah, Rappahannock, and Rapidan Rivers. A kayak is a great way to get close to nature and we expect to see bald eagles, ospreys, herons, deer and beaver. When we are fishing our catch will include large and smallmouth bass, catfish, sunfish, crappie, and maybe even the infamous snakehead. Kayaks, paddles, life vests, and fishing gear are provided by Virginia Outside. 804-272-6362
Summer Daze Arts and Crafts Camp - LIFE Community Center
Let the creativity flow! Campers will experience activities such as games, swimming, and hikes, along with unique arts and crafts projects in different mediums each day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Make sure your child (grade 1-6) is a part of this awesome summer. Guided by our American Red Cross Certified Staff, this summer promises to be one adventure after the other. Campers should bring a swimsuit and towel, sunscreen and bug spray, a water bottle and lunch everyday. Afternoon snack will be provided. Children should wear clothes that can get dirty and comfortable shoes that they can wear while running and hiking. Camp will run from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. Before and after care is available for an additional fee. A weekly newsletter will give parents and campers an idea of what to expect each week. Join us for a summer of adventure, friendship and fun! There is no early bird discount for camps. AGE CATEGORY Youth
NOCCS 2 - North Oakland Community Charter School
In Go Girls! Camp, rising 1st-4th grade girls make and perform their very own plays that we believe will change the world. 2016 #BeAmazing! Girls journey across Earth, Water, Sky, and Space to make a difference and learn just how much we matter. Session 2: #AQUAGIRLS What can Go Girls! do in a major drought? Create a play that makes a splash! Like a school of fish, Go Girls! stick together and #swim towards #solutions. This session, girls dip into their well of ideas and turn a drizzle into a downpour. 510-550-5340
Swim, Tennis and Soccer Camp - Community Services Department - City of Palo Alto
Please sign up early for our popular tennis, soccer & swim camps held at Palo Altos Rinconada Park and Pool. Participants start each day with a tennis lesson 10-11:30am from the staff of Tennis program. Following tennis, the participates will eat with swim staff to eat from 11:30 am until 12:30 pm in the Rinconada Park. Following lunch the participates will head out to the field to engage in soccer from 12:30-2:30 pm with the Skyhawks coaching staff. After Skyhawks Soccer, the participants will head over to the Rinconada Pool where they will enjoy swimming lessons, water games and be supervised by our lifeguards. Cost includes tennis lessons, soccer lessons, entrance to recreation swim, and supervision. Participants should bring a bag lunch, tennis racket, bathing suit, sunscreen, comfortable shoes and a towel each day. Ages 8-12. Pre and Post Care will be available before and after this camp. Please make sure you look in our camps section of the enjoy catalog or on our website at www.cityofpaloalto.org/enjoy ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION Rinconada Park Tennis Courts 5 and 6 INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Get Ready for 6th Grade Math - Old Trail School
Get a head start on 6th grade math. We will review concepts needed for the beginning of the school year and beyond. We will go to the computer lab and use interactive programs. We will cover the large whiteboard with calculations. We will work in teams. We will use individual whiteboards. You will have the opportunity to practice math throughout the week and become confident in your math abilities. Instructor: Cynthia Ederer BS, MS, PhD, Old Trail Middle School Mathematics teacher 3306661118 x469
2016 Baroody Kayak Touring and Fishing Camp - Alexandria
Join Virginia Outside for an introduction to kayaking and kayak fishing. Our staff will instruct you on safety, paddling, and general maneuvering of a sit-on-top kayak. As you learn throughout the week at various locations, we will incorporate fishing, sightseeing and touring while paddling on all types of water. From local lakes and rivers like Bull Run, Fountainhead, and tidal creeks of the Potomac. We will progress to days on lazy rivers that include the Shenandoah, Rappahannock, and Rapidan Rivers. A kayak is a great way to get close to nature and we expect to see bald eagles, ospreys, herons, deer and beaver. When we are fishing our catch will include large and smallmouth bass, catfish, sunfish, crappie, and maybe even the infamous snakehead. Kayaks, paddles, life vests, and fishing gear are provided by Virginia Outside. 804-272-6362
Summer Daze Arts and Crafts Camp - LIFE Community Center
Let the creativity flow! Campers will experience activities such as games, swimming, and hikes, along with unique arts and crafts projects in different mediums each day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Make sure your child (grade 1-6) is a part of this awesome summer. Guided by our American Red Cross Certified Staff, this summer promises to be one adventure after the other. Campers should bring a swimsuit and towel, sunscreen and bug spray, a water bottle and lunch everyday. Afternoon snack will be provided. Children should wear clothes that can get dirty and comfortable shoes that they can wear while running and hiking. Camp will run from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. Before and after care is available for an additional fee. A weekly newsletter will give parents and campers an idea of what to expect each week. Join us for a summer of adventure, friendship and fun! There is no early bird discount for camps. AGE CATEGORY Youth
NOCCS 2 - North Oakland Community Charter School
In Go Girls! Camp, rising 1st-4th grade girls make and perform their very own plays that we believe will change the world. 2016 #BeAmazing! Girls journey across Earth, Water, Sky, and Space to make a difference and learn just how much we matter. Session 2: #AQUAGIRLS What can Go Girls! do in a major drought? Create a play that makes a splash! Like a school of fish, Go Girls! stick together and #swim towards #solutions. This session, girls dip into their well of ideas and turn a drizzle into a downpour. 510-550-5340