Summer Camps in Sussex County, NJ
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Kincaid Adventure Camp-Pathfinding - Kincaid Outdoor Center
Pathfinding: Children learn basic map and compass skills to explore Kincaid Park. Activities include map making, orienteering, volcano explosions and geography of the park. Camper drop is off from 12:30-1:00p, program time 1:00-4:00pm, camper pick up time is 4:00-4:30pm. AGE CATEGORY Elementary LOCATION Kincaid Chalet West Room at Kincaid Outdoor Center
Pathfinding: Children learn basic map and compass skills to explore Kincaid Park. Activities include map making, orienteering, volcano explosions and geography of the park. Camper drop is off from 12:30-1:00p, program time 1:00-4:00pm, camper pick up time is 4:00-4:30pm. AGE CATEGORY Elementary LOCATION Kincaid Chalet West Room at Kincaid Outdoor Center
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Take Heart: Orangewood Women's Retreat 2016 - Live Oak, FL
Join the women of Orangewood for a retreat away from the busyness of life to connect with and learn from each other! The retreat will include time for fellowship and relaxation, as well as several teaching sessions on how suffering fits into our lives and our walks with God. We will look at: -Where and who God is when we go through suffering -What peace, trust, hope and joy really look like in the midst of suffering -What our response to suffering should be -How to walk with others who are suffering If any of the following sounds good to you, you should DEFINITELY come! Delicious food ♦ Relaxation and quiet ♦ Reflection on finding God in the suffering of our lives ♦ Authentic connection with other women ♦ Fun and games
SPOOKY ACRES - TRAIL OF TERROR - Millbury, MA
Listen me well and heed my tounge, our journey into darkness has just begun. The tractor is wrecked without chance to be fixed, we need to find our way out or cease to exist. Following the TRAIL to find our way, Just hoping to see another day. The creatures are hungry and lurking around, We must take caution or we're sure to be found The edge of the forest is almost in sight, Praying all make it through this TERROR tonight. Tickets $12 $2 off printable coupons avail. In Oct at SPOOKY ACRES HAUNTED HAYRIDE / TRAIL OF TERROR Facebook page..... "LIKE" to receive notifications
Fellowship of the youth: Return of the youth - Saint Clair, MO
retreat: PLAIN AND SiMPLE. actiViTiES TBA
2nd Annual Youth Campout - Middle Fork Wildlife Mgmt Area
Bring your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews. WFBCHU 2nd annual youth camp. Friday, September 18: Check in 5 pm. Ride at 6 pm. Hobo dinner assembly upon return from ride. Leave No Trace demonstration during dinner. Guitar music and sing along. Hobo dinners and smores provided by Chapter. Saturday, September 19: Creakfast cooked and provided by Chapter. Service project if applicable. AM ride. Lunch on your own. 2 pm Ponies on Parade. Decorate your horse with animal friendly paint, glitter, ribbons, feathers, etc. We will lead decorated ponies through campground. PM ride if desired. First aid demo. Dinner hot dogs, chips, pork n beans provided by Chapter. Scavenger hunt 7 pm. Campfire smores and music. Sunday, September 20: Breakfast provided by Chapter. Ride. Good byes. Please RSVP Tammi Johnson @ [email protected] or (801) 690-4469 no later than September 11 of number coming in your party. All youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. This event free to members. Non- members of BCHU need to pay WFBCHU membership fee and sign liability release form. day of check in.
KidZone Winter Day Camp - Murrieta, CA
CHILL OUT! Murrieta Y KidZone Winter Day Camp For kids ages 5-12 Monday Dec 26th - Friday Dec 30th 12:30p - 3:30p daily Keep the kids busy this winter break! In our winter break mini camp your kids will enjoy arts and crafts, team building activities, science activities and more holiday fun! Price: $125 for Y members $175 for non members Sign up online today or call Crissy at (951)319-7773 for more info! ymcarc.org/kidzone
Take Heart: Orangewood Women's Retreat 2016 - Live Oak, FL
Join the women of Orangewood for a retreat away from the busyness of life to connect with and learn from each other! The retreat will include time for fellowship and relaxation, as well as several teaching sessions on how suffering fits into our lives and our walks with God. We will look at: -Where and who God is when we go through suffering -What peace, trust, hope and joy really look like in the midst of suffering -What our response to suffering should be -How to walk with others who are suffering If any of the following sounds good to you, you should DEFINITELY come! Delicious food ♦ Relaxation and quiet ♦ Reflection on finding God in the suffering of our lives ♦ Authentic connection with other women ♦ Fun and games
SPOOKY ACRES - TRAIL OF TERROR - Millbury, MA
Listen me well and heed my tounge, our journey into darkness has just begun. The tractor is wrecked without chance to be fixed, we need to find our way out or cease to exist. Following the TRAIL to find our way, Just hoping to see another day. The creatures are hungry and lurking around, We must take caution or we're sure to be found The edge of the forest is almost in sight, Praying all make it through this TERROR tonight. Tickets $12 $2 off printable coupons avail. In Oct at SPOOKY ACRES HAUNTED HAYRIDE / TRAIL OF TERROR Facebook page..... "LIKE" to receive notifications
Fellowship of the youth: Return of the youth - Saint Clair, MO
retreat: PLAIN AND SiMPLE. actiViTiES TBA
2nd Annual Youth Campout - Middle Fork Wildlife Mgmt Area
Bring your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews. WFBCHU 2nd annual youth camp. Friday, September 18: Check in 5 pm. Ride at 6 pm. Hobo dinner assembly upon return from ride. Leave No Trace demonstration during dinner. Guitar music and sing along. Hobo dinners and smores provided by Chapter. Saturday, September 19: Creakfast cooked and provided by Chapter. Service project if applicable. AM ride. Lunch on your own. 2 pm Ponies on Parade. Decorate your horse with animal friendly paint, glitter, ribbons, feathers, etc. We will lead decorated ponies through campground. PM ride if desired. First aid demo. Dinner hot dogs, chips, pork n beans provided by Chapter. Scavenger hunt 7 pm. Campfire smores and music. Sunday, September 20: Breakfast provided by Chapter. Ride. Good byes. Please RSVP Tammi Johnson @ [email protected] or (801) 690-4469 no later than September 11 of number coming in your party. All youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. This event free to members. Non- members of BCHU need to pay WFBCHU membership fee and sign liability release form. day of check in.
KidZone Winter Day Camp - Murrieta, CA
CHILL OUT! Murrieta Y KidZone Winter Day Camp For kids ages 5-12 Monday Dec 26th - Friday Dec 30th 12:30p - 3:30p daily Keep the kids busy this winter break! In our winter break mini camp your kids will enjoy arts and crafts, team building activities, science activities and more holiday fun! Price: $125 for Y members $175 for non members Sign up online today or call Crissy at (951)319-7773 for more info! ymcarc.org/kidzone
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How Does Your Garden Grow? - Blazers Club
Earn yourself a green thumb by mastering the art of gardening. Campers will learn the basic science of growing food and flowers. 503 232 0186
Sycamore Space Lab with Mr. McCarter - Sycamore School
Sycamore Space Lab is a unique experience for students to get a true hands on experience with space travel. After years of building and improving, Mr. McCarter has put together a replica space shuttle and designed an educational experience that allows students to become astronauts for a week. 317-202-2500
Gator Train JUNIOR: Week 4 (July 5 - July 8) - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys 28 – 36 months old Dates: June 13 - August 5 Half Day: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Full Day: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: Eight one-week sessions designed around themes; campers are encouraged to sign up for multiple weeks. Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: Half-day: $210/session: Full-day: $350/session Description: All aboard! Its time to ride Laurels Gator Train! This year Gator Train campers will learn about the world through stories, songs, science and crafts. Each week will be filled with outdoor play, water play, dance and creative arts to make this camp an adventure for every camper. By the way, seats on this train are limited…make your reservation today! 216-455-0154
Climbing Camp - Beginner - Breckenridge Recreation Center
Calling all climbing kids! Come out for an amazing week of climbing and having fun. Learn basic techniques in knots, belaying, and climbing movement. The final day of each camp is outdoors, climbing on real rock here in Summit County, returning to the Recreation Center by 1:00pm. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in three sessions running June 6-August 5. If youve already attended a Beginner Climbing Camp, check out our Intermediate Climbing Camp to pick up where you left off last summer to keep the climbing going! Upon successful completion, climbers may move to our Intermediate Climbing Camp. Suggested personal equipment for outdoor climbing day: Comfortable shoes for approach, water bottle, snack, wind/rain jacket, extra layers, sunscreen/lip balm, hat and camera. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact Youth Coordinator, Abbey Austin at 970-547-4333 or via email at least one week before camp for information and registration. Complete a waiver for this program by clicking here. [] [] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Suggested Personal Equipment for Outdoor Climbing...
Multi-Sport - 3-5yrs - Balearic Park
Have your child introduced to soccer, tee ball, and basketball in a fun and safe environment as well as fine tune their motor and socialization skills while making new friends. Every child will also be given a camp T-shirt. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION Balearic Community Center Courts & Grass Area. 1975 Balearic Dr. INSTRUCTOR Andrew Todd
How Does Your Garden Grow? - Blazers Club
Earn yourself a green thumb by mastering the art of gardening. Campers will learn the basic science of growing food and flowers. 503 232 0186
Sycamore Space Lab with Mr. McCarter - Sycamore School
Sycamore Space Lab is a unique experience for students to get a true hands on experience with space travel. After years of building and improving, Mr. McCarter has put together a replica space shuttle and designed an educational experience that allows students to become astronauts for a week. 317-202-2500
Gator Train JUNIOR: Week 4 (July 5 - July 8) - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys 28 – 36 months old Dates: June 13 - August 5 Half Day: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Full Day: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: Eight one-week sessions designed around themes; campers are encouraged to sign up for multiple weeks. Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: Half-day: $210/session: Full-day: $350/session Description: All aboard! Its time to ride Laurels Gator Train! This year Gator Train campers will learn about the world through stories, songs, science and crafts. Each week will be filled with outdoor play, water play, dance and creative arts to make this camp an adventure for every camper. By the way, seats on this train are limited…make your reservation today! 216-455-0154
Climbing Camp - Beginner - Breckenridge Recreation Center
Calling all climbing kids! Come out for an amazing week of climbing and having fun. Learn basic techniques in knots, belaying, and climbing movement. The final day of each camp is outdoors, climbing on real rock here in Summit County, returning to the Recreation Center by 1:00pm. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in three sessions running June 6-August 5. If youve already attended a Beginner Climbing Camp, check out our Intermediate Climbing Camp to pick up where you left off last summer to keep the climbing going! Upon successful completion, climbers may move to our Intermediate Climbing Camp. Suggested personal equipment for outdoor climbing day: Comfortable shoes for approach, water bottle, snack, wind/rain jacket, extra layers, sunscreen/lip balm, hat and camera. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact Youth Coordinator, Abbey Austin at 970-547-4333 or via email at least one week before camp for information and registration. Complete a waiver for this program by clicking here. [] [] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Suggested Personal Equipment for Outdoor Climbing...
Multi-Sport - 3-5yrs - Balearic Park
Have your child introduced to soccer, tee ball, and basketball in a fun and safe environment as well as fine tune their motor and socialization skills while making new friends. Every child will also be given a camp T-shirt. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION Balearic Community Center Courts & Grass Area. 1975 Balearic Dr. INSTRUCTOR Andrew Todd