Summer Camps in Sitka, AK
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: JC - wk 10 - Swim Extra - Camp All-American
For experienced swimmers. Campers who love being in the pool have an additional opportunity during the specialty hour to swim with counselors. Certified lifeguards are on duty during the specialty. Please note: Swim lessons will not be offered during this specialty. 678.405.2266
For experienced swimmers. Campers who love being in the pool have an additional opportunity during the specialty hour to swim with counselors. Certified lifeguards are on duty during the specialty. Please note: Swim lessons will not be offered during this specialty. 678.405.2266
Latest Review for Camp Nicolet
Exciting Activities For Girls
This camp for girls is an excellent way to get your daughter out into nature in order to enjoy so many fun activities. My daughter went horseback riding, swimming, sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and did arts and crafts and learned a lot about musical theater. She had such a great time. The cabins were nice, the staff is excellent, and she took away so much from her experience there. She can’t wait to go back next summer.... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
4th Annual Genesee Valley Bills Youth Football Camp - Gainesville, NY
Save the Date! 4th ANNUAL GVB FOOTBALL CAMP Open to all youth entering K-8th grade in September 2016 Everyone is invited to attend camp, there is not a requirement to be a registered GVB player. DATE: Saturday June 4th, 2016 TIMES: 9:00 AM-2:00 PM (grades 3-8) 9:00AM-12:00PM (grades K-2) LOCATION: Letchworth Central School 5550 School Road Gainesville, NY 14066 Fee is $20.00 and includes lunch & a t-shirt Additional details and registration form coming soon!
LSA - The Pathway Youth Camp - Withholdin Nothing - Valyermo, CA
The theme for our camp is “Withholding Nothing” where we will focus on encouraging young people to present their lives as a living sacrifice unto God (Romans 12:1). The preachers who will be ministering at our camp are brother Amado Huizar (SoCal Youth President, UPCI) and Pastor Javier Orozco (Rios de Agua Viva Rialto, UPCI). In addition to worship and the preaching of God's word, there will be breakout sessions to strengthen our young people”s relationship with God and guide them to finding their calling in ministry. Join us for an amazing time in the presence of God. We are expecting great and miraculous things at this camp. El tema de este campamento es "Reteniendo Nada (Withholding Nothing)", donde nos centraremos en animar a los jóvenes a presentar sus vidas como un sacrificio vivo ante Dios (Romanos 12:1). Los predicadores quién estarán ministrando son hermano Amado Huizar (Presidente de Jovenes de SoCal, UPCI) y Pastor Javier Orozco (Rios de Agua Viva Rialto, UPCI). En adición a la adoración y la predicación de la palabra de Dios, habrá sesiones separadas enfocadas a fortalecer la relación de nuestros jóvenes con Dios y guiarlos para encontrar su...
Teen Campfire and Glow Frisbe - Moss, ID
Teen Camp - Charlotte, NC
https://mecklenburgparks.apm.activecommunities.com/https://apm.activecommunities.com/mecklenburgparks/Activity_Search. activity_id=14569&cmp=23-13&SREF=FBEvent
Dan Mohler - Vero Beach, FL
For registration and more information please use this link: http://www.freedomcenterofvero.com/2016-guest-speaker-and-conference-schedule.html
4th Annual Genesee Valley Bills Youth Football Camp - Gainesville, NY
Save the Date! 4th ANNUAL GVB FOOTBALL CAMP Open to all youth entering K-8th grade in September 2016 Everyone is invited to attend camp, there is not a requirement to be a registered GVB player. DATE: Saturday June 4th, 2016 TIMES: 9:00 AM-2:00 PM (grades 3-8) 9:00AM-12:00PM (grades K-2) LOCATION: Letchworth Central School 5550 School Road Gainesville, NY 14066 Fee is $20.00 and includes lunch & a t-shirt Additional details and registration form coming soon!
LSA - The Pathway Youth Camp - Withholdin Nothing - Valyermo, CA
The theme for our camp is “Withholding Nothing” where we will focus on encouraging young people to present their lives as a living sacrifice unto God (Romans 12:1). The preachers who will be ministering at our camp are brother Amado Huizar (SoCal Youth President, UPCI) and Pastor Javier Orozco (Rios de Agua Viva Rialto, UPCI). In addition to worship and the preaching of God's word, there will be breakout sessions to strengthen our young people”s relationship with God and guide them to finding their calling in ministry. Join us for an amazing time in the presence of God. We are expecting great and miraculous things at this camp. El tema de este campamento es "Reteniendo Nada (Withholding Nothing)", donde nos centraremos en animar a los jóvenes a presentar sus vidas como un sacrificio vivo ante Dios (Romanos 12:1). Los predicadores quién estarán ministrando son hermano Amado Huizar (Presidente de Jovenes de SoCal, UPCI) y Pastor Javier Orozco (Rios de Agua Viva Rialto, UPCI). En adición a la adoración y la predicación de la palabra de Dios, habrá sesiones separadas enfocadas a fortalecer la relación de nuestros jóvenes con Dios y guiarlos para encontrar su...
Teen Campfire and Glow Frisbe - Moss, ID
Teen Camp - Charlotte, NC
https://mecklenburgparks.apm.activecommunities.com/https://apm.activecommunities.com/mecklenburgparks/Activity_Search. activity_id=14569&cmp=23-13&SREF=FBEvent
Dan Mohler - Vero Beach, FL
For registration and more information please use this link: http://www.freedomcenterofvero.com/2016-guest-speaker-and-conference-schedule.html
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Lenape Sess IV Post-Camp (Aug 10-14) - Recreation and Cultural Center
Lenape Sess IV Post -Camp (Aug 10 to 14) Post-Camp will be offered at the Plainsboro Recreation & Cultural Center from 3:00 to 6:00 pm Games, activities and movies will be available. Snacks will be provided. Staff: certified teachers and c ounselors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post-Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-6 who are registered in Session IV of Lenape Camp. Registering ineligible children will result in removal from program and no refund. Open to residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and children of Plainsboro based business employees. Non-residents can register after May 15th. For more information, please contact the Department of Recreation and Community Services at 609-799-0909 ext. 1719. All registrations must be done online or in-person. Registrations will NOT be accepted over the phone. Please note: ALL paid programs and activities are subject to a $2.75 transaction fee. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Novo Nordisk Fitness & Activity Room at Recreation and Cultural Center INSTRUCTOR Karin Poveromo
Pottery, Fantastical Creatures - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
A class for beginner to intermediate ceramic students who love fantastical, magical, mythical creatures...Build projects out of clay, learn basic sculpting and glazing techniques and create unique art works each week. Bring your imagination! Clay, glazes and kiln time included. Projects will be ready for pick-up about 2 weeks after the end of camp. All students will have a piece exhibited in our end of summer Art Show! 734-416-4278
The Magical World of Harry Potter (16254A) - Cary Academy
Celebrate your love of all things Potter while making new like-minded friends! Increase your knowledge of the series and enhance your wizarding skills while creating Hogwarts-themed snacks and producing crafts. Learn and play Quidditch, make your own wand, and feel closer to Harry and his friends by joining one of the four houses. Leave with memories and memorabilia you have created during the week. 919-677-7839
Summer Camp @ Washington Park Group A (6-7) - Washington Park
Neighborhood Park Camp at Washington Park is a traditional, high-quality camp that is fun and affordable. Activities include arts and crafts, physical fitness games and challenges, dance, visits to the library, enrichment activities and swimming. Campers play basketball, soccer, volleyball and softball. Instruction is also offered in golf and tennis. Campers are escorted to Robinson Park Recreation Centers swimming pool for recreational swim two times per week. Staff go into the water with the campers and certified lifeguards are always present. Fun field trips are often the highlight of the week. Trips are an additional charge and are scheduled for once a week. This camp is a good fit for active campers who like sports and group activities. The ratio of staff to campers is 1 to 10. Campers are grouped by age, and lunch and a snack are provided. Camp culminates in the annual War Games in which Washington Park Camp and La Pintoresca Park Camps compete in a series of challenges to determine an annual camp champion. Campers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toe athletic shoes, sunscreen and hats. On swimming days, campers are asked to bring sandals for the pool area and swimming suits. ...
Kids on Stage - CENTER for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
For ages 8 to 15 February 16-April 22 Tuesday and Thursday, 4:00-5:30 pm; Performances April 23 and 30 at 11:00 am Students will learn stagecraft as they prepare for public performances of Tales of Hans Christian Andersen, a wonderful compilation four stories: The Steadfast Tin Soldier, The Swineherd, The Ugly Duckling, and The Little Mermaid. Directed by Lisa Lynds. Tuition $280 845-876-3088 x13
Lenape Sess IV Post-Camp (Aug 10-14) - Recreation and Cultural Center
Lenape Sess IV Post -Camp (Aug 10 to 14) Post-Camp will be offered at the Plainsboro Recreation & Cultural Center from 3:00 to 6:00 pm Games, activities and movies will be available. Snacks will be provided. Staff: certified teachers and c ounselors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post-Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-6 who are registered in Session IV of Lenape Camp. Registering ineligible children will result in removal from program and no refund. Open to residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and children of Plainsboro based business employees. Non-residents can register after May 15th. For more information, please contact the Department of Recreation and Community Services at 609-799-0909 ext. 1719. All registrations must be done online or in-person. Registrations will NOT be accepted over the phone. Please note: ALL paid programs and activities are subject to a $2.75 transaction fee. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Novo Nordisk Fitness & Activity Room at Recreation and Cultural Center INSTRUCTOR Karin Poveromo
Pottery, Fantastical Creatures - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
A class for beginner to intermediate ceramic students who love fantastical, magical, mythical creatures...Build projects out of clay, learn basic sculpting and glazing techniques and create unique art works each week. Bring your imagination! Clay, glazes and kiln time included. Projects will be ready for pick-up about 2 weeks after the end of camp. All students will have a piece exhibited in our end of summer Art Show! 734-416-4278
The Magical World of Harry Potter (16254A) - Cary Academy
Celebrate your love of all things Potter while making new like-minded friends! Increase your knowledge of the series and enhance your wizarding skills while creating Hogwarts-themed snacks and producing crafts. Learn and play Quidditch, make your own wand, and feel closer to Harry and his friends by joining one of the four houses. Leave with memories and memorabilia you have created during the week. 919-677-7839
Summer Camp @ Washington Park Group A (6-7) - Washington Park
Neighborhood Park Camp at Washington Park is a traditional, high-quality camp that is fun and affordable. Activities include arts and crafts, physical fitness games and challenges, dance, visits to the library, enrichment activities and swimming. Campers play basketball, soccer, volleyball and softball. Instruction is also offered in golf and tennis. Campers are escorted to Robinson Park Recreation Centers swimming pool for recreational swim two times per week. Staff go into the water with the campers and certified lifeguards are always present. Fun field trips are often the highlight of the week. Trips are an additional charge and are scheduled for once a week. This camp is a good fit for active campers who like sports and group activities. The ratio of staff to campers is 1 to 10. Campers are grouped by age, and lunch and a snack are provided. Camp culminates in the annual War Games in which Washington Park Camp and La Pintoresca Park Camps compete in a series of challenges to determine an annual camp champion. Campers are asked to wear sturdy, closed-toe athletic shoes, sunscreen and hats. On swimming days, campers are asked to bring sandals for the pool area and swimming suits. ...
Kids on Stage - CENTER for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
For ages 8 to 15 February 16-April 22 Tuesday and Thursday, 4:00-5:30 pm; Performances April 23 and 30 at 11:00 am Students will learn stagecraft as they prepare for public performances of Tales of Hans Christian Andersen, a wonderful compilation four stories: The Steadfast Tin Soldier, The Swineherd, The Ugly Duckling, and The Little Mermaid. Directed by Lisa Lynds. Tuition $280 845-876-3088 x13