Summer Camps in Townsend, MT
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: St. Davids School - St. Davids School
Come enjoy the Christmas spirit at Holiday Hoopla camps at St. Davids School in Raleigh, NC. We have camps that range from arts to sports, pampering to parents having a night off. Participants can expect to have a wonderful time on a safe and beautiful campus doing things they enjoy with instructors that are committed to kids. For more information and a colorful detailed version of camps, please visit www.sdsw.org/programs Merry Christmas! 9197823331 x332
Come enjoy the Christmas spirit at Holiday Hoopla camps at St. Davids School in Raleigh, NC. We have camps that range from arts to sports, pampering to parents having a night off. Participants can expect to have a wonderful time on a safe and beautiful campus doing things they enjoy with instructors that are committed to kids. For more information and a colorful detailed version of camps, please visit www.sdsw.org/programs Merry Christmas! 9197823331 x332
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Distance
33.14 Miles
Address:
PO Box 1138, Manhattan, Montana 59741
Alpengirl Girl Powered Teen Adventure Camp. Montana, Hawaii, Alaska, Washington, Norway. Backpack, yoga, horses, surfing, organic fitness & genuine friendship.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Distance
49.77 Miles
Address:
, Bozeman, Montana
Teen Adventure Camp for Girls ages 11-17 in MT
Activities: Sports Camps: Equestrian and Horseback Riding
Distance
49.77 Miles
Address:
, Bozeman, Montana
Come join Mike Phillips and his dedicated staff at Montana State Univeristy this summer for an exciting Nike Tennis Camp experience in a supportive...
Activities: Youth Programs
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Townsend, MT Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2016 Family Fun Day / Fraternal Festival - Randleman, NC
We are having a FREE Family Fun day on Saturday, June 25th from 10am-5pm, opened to the members and the public. A catered lunch will be provided. Come on out and check out the camp facilities! Please register for meal count at https://campscui.active.com/orgs/WoodmenLifeNCW#/selectSessions/1265301 Don't forget our Golf Tournament June 24th at 1pm Shot Gun Start at Holly Ridge Golf Links 7933 US-311 South, Archdale. $50 per player, all proceeds will go to the camp! Sponsors needed!! Ali Gossett West NC Community Outreach Manager 4900 Koger Blvd. Suite 180 Greensboro, NC 27407 Phone: (336)547-0711 Ext 5004 Fax: (336)547-0713 [email protected]
Summer Camp for Adults 2016 - Lakewood, PA
Camp Indian Summer is four days and three nights of adult sleep-away camp for “big kids.” It will be the most memorable long weekend of your life. Our job, and we’re good at it, is to persuade you away from your tablet, cell and all things electronic. Leave your screens behind, soak in sun and fun and reconnect with like-minded people in real life. Enjoy all of the classics: dodgeball, kickball, waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing, a ropes course and yoga. When the sun goes down, cookouts, campfires, s'mores, acoustic music and theme parties with live bands on a professional stage. See you at camp!
A.T.T.A.S Youth Basketball Camp - Houston, TX
America's Talent Tutoring Adolescent Services is hosting it's first annual summer camp. We will be utilizing basketball as a platform to discuss health and fitness. The camp will also focus on the realities that we face in the world such as bullying, interaction with law enforcement, individual life skills abilities. With the right type of foundation being provided our youth will have insurmountable success and the desire to pursue secondary and post secondary education. The summer camp will assist parents by providing support and resources parents can utilize to keep an idle mind occupied.
Olympic Kid's Camp 2016 - Poulsbo, WA
Summer Kids’ Camp right here at Olympic...is it possible? Yes, we are once again hosting a summer kids camp for kids between second and eighth grade. Three days and two nights of fun, friends, and a challenge about what it means to follow Jesus. Activities include :Horseback Riding, Hiking, Night Games, Campfires, and Swimming. While we are going to have a great time, we will also be spending time learning about what it means to go deeper in our relationship with God. The image of water in the Bible helps us to understand our need for Christ. Should you invite friends? Absolutely, we hope you do! Every event we have at Olympic is intended for inviting guests.Even with horseback riding and other day trips the entire camp is only $60 per child. To register or for more information please go to our website http://oefc.org/events/olympic-kids-camp-2016/
SUMMER CAMP 2016 - Exeter, NH
Martial Arts Summer Camp. Focusing on FUN in a safe and disciplined environment. Tae Kwon Do is the only Martial Art that is an Olympic Sport!
2016 Family Fun Day / Fraternal Festival - Randleman, NC
We are having a FREE Family Fun day on Saturday, June 25th from 10am-5pm, opened to the members and the public. A catered lunch will be provided. Come on out and check out the camp facilities! Please register for meal count at https://campscui.active.com/orgs/WoodmenLifeNCW#/selectSessions/1265301 Don't forget our Golf Tournament June 24th at 1pm Shot Gun Start at Holly Ridge Golf Links 7933 US-311 South, Archdale. $50 per player, all proceeds will go to the camp! Sponsors needed!! Ali Gossett West NC Community Outreach Manager 4900 Koger Blvd. Suite 180 Greensboro, NC 27407 Phone: (336)547-0711 Ext 5004 Fax: (336)547-0713 [email protected]
Summer Camp for Adults 2016 - Lakewood, PA
Camp Indian Summer is four days and three nights of adult sleep-away camp for “big kids.” It will be the most memorable long weekend of your life. Our job, and we’re good at it, is to persuade you away from your tablet, cell and all things electronic. Leave your screens behind, soak in sun and fun and reconnect with like-minded people in real life. Enjoy all of the classics: dodgeball, kickball, waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing, a ropes course and yoga. When the sun goes down, cookouts, campfires, s'mores, acoustic music and theme parties with live bands on a professional stage. See you at camp!
A.T.T.A.S Youth Basketball Camp - Houston, TX
America's Talent Tutoring Adolescent Services is hosting it's first annual summer camp. We will be utilizing basketball as a platform to discuss health and fitness. The camp will also focus on the realities that we face in the world such as bullying, interaction with law enforcement, individual life skills abilities. With the right type of foundation being provided our youth will have insurmountable success and the desire to pursue secondary and post secondary education. The summer camp will assist parents by providing support and resources parents can utilize to keep an idle mind occupied.
Olympic Kid's Camp 2016 - Poulsbo, WA
Summer Kids’ Camp right here at Olympic...is it possible? Yes, we are once again hosting a summer kids camp for kids between second and eighth grade. Three days and two nights of fun, friends, and a challenge about what it means to follow Jesus. Activities include :Horseback Riding, Hiking, Night Games, Campfires, and Swimming. While we are going to have a great time, we will also be spending time learning about what it means to go deeper in our relationship with God. The image of water in the Bible helps us to understand our need for Christ. Should you invite friends? Absolutely, we hope you do! Every event we have at Olympic is intended for inviting guests.Even with horseback riding and other day trips the entire camp is only $60 per child. To register or for more information please go to our website http://oefc.org/events/olympic-kids-camp-2016/
SUMMER CAMP 2016 - Exeter, NH
Martial Arts Summer Camp. Focusing on FUN in a safe and disciplined environment. Tae Kwon Do is the only Martial Art that is an Olympic Sport!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
SC2016: Shark Pups Week: Even Chompers Start Out Small - Sanibel Flagship Campus
For campers age 4-6. Sharks are either born from eggs or their mom has them. But however theyre born, theyre on their own as soon as theyre out in the water. That means theyve got teeth and fins and they can swim and they have to catch food. Baby Shark, go get ‘em! What does a little shark eat? Where do they find food? How big are they? Lets see. And did you know sharks have really strange sand papery skin? Youll see why. Were going to pretend were shark pups and make our own shark fins! Come fin around in the water with us! We dont bite! (239) 472-8585
Science in the City Camp, Session II - Francis W Parker
Science in the City Camp provides students with a full week to explore a science topic alongside passionate faculty. Science in the City courses will activate campers imaginations as they are encouraged to invent, engage and explore. Using Chicago as a resource, campers will connect science activities with everyday life. See options for specific course offerings each week. LUNCH: Science in the City campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks each day. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. Science in the City Camp ends each day at 3:00pm. Accounts for campers not picked up by 3:30pm will be charged $20 per day. See option for Late Science from 3-5pm. 773.797.5104
Session 7 - Community Boating Center
Community Boating Center of New Bedford is a great place to send your children to have a safe fun and positive time. Community Boating Center of New Bedfords mission is to "Teach positive life values to youth through boating." This summer we are working even more in incorporate US Sailings REACH program into our summer programs. The REACH program works to teach children science, technology, engineering and math in fun and innovative ways. It helps kids learn STEM subjects while engaging in fun land and water based activities. Our programs also follow the philosophy of safety, fun and learning in that order. This summer Community Boating has Chosen to assign students to their classes. We believe assigning students will allow us the best flexibility to get more children involved in our programs as well as it will allow our instructors their best opportunity to mentor and teach children. 5089926219.0
Jr. Kindergarten - Platt Park Childrens Center
This class is designed to serve children desiring an extra year of preschool and/or those who are able to thrive in an accelerated preschool curriculum. It is recommended that children be 4 1/2 years old by October 1 to participate. Enrollment is by the discretion of PPCC staff. Class meets M-TH 8:45-12:30 PM (includes Lunch). Fridays (8:45-11:45 AM) are optional. 3032827722.0
3D Art Exploration - Villa Academy
Come join Molly Bocian to the messy world of 3D art! The students will be exploring paper mache and clay techniques over the course of the week. Ceramics techniques will be taught each day, and large paper mache sculptures will be crafted throughout the week, painted and ready to take home on the last day of camp. This will be a messy week, and while everything will be washable, aprons or old shirts would be welcome. So get your kids excited for the joy of sculpture this summer! 206-524-7009
SC2016: Shark Pups Week: Even Chompers Start Out Small - Sanibel Flagship Campus
For campers age 4-6. Sharks are either born from eggs or their mom has them. But however theyre born, theyre on their own as soon as theyre out in the water. That means theyve got teeth and fins and they can swim and they have to catch food. Baby Shark, go get ‘em! What does a little shark eat? Where do they find food? How big are they? Lets see. And did you know sharks have really strange sand papery skin? Youll see why. Were going to pretend were shark pups and make our own shark fins! Come fin around in the water with us! We dont bite! (239) 472-8585
Science in the City Camp, Session II - Francis W Parker
Science in the City Camp provides students with a full week to explore a science topic alongside passionate faculty. Science in the City courses will activate campers imaginations as they are encouraged to invent, engage and explore. Using Chicago as a resource, campers will connect science activities with everyday life. See options for specific course offerings each week. LUNCH: Science in the City campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks each day. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. Science in the City Camp ends each day at 3:00pm. Accounts for campers not picked up by 3:30pm will be charged $20 per day. See option for Late Science from 3-5pm. 773.797.5104
Session 7 - Community Boating Center
Community Boating Center of New Bedford is a great place to send your children to have a safe fun and positive time. Community Boating Center of New Bedfords mission is to "Teach positive life values to youth through boating." This summer we are working even more in incorporate US Sailings REACH program into our summer programs. The REACH program works to teach children science, technology, engineering and math in fun and innovative ways. It helps kids learn STEM subjects while engaging in fun land and water based activities. Our programs also follow the philosophy of safety, fun and learning in that order. This summer Community Boating has Chosen to assign students to their classes. We believe assigning students will allow us the best flexibility to get more children involved in our programs as well as it will allow our instructors their best opportunity to mentor and teach children. 5089926219.0
Jr. Kindergarten - Platt Park Childrens Center
This class is designed to serve children desiring an extra year of preschool and/or those who are able to thrive in an accelerated preschool curriculum. It is recommended that children be 4 1/2 years old by October 1 to participate. Enrollment is by the discretion of PPCC staff. Class meets M-TH 8:45-12:30 PM (includes Lunch). Fridays (8:45-11:45 AM) are optional. 3032827722.0
3D Art Exploration - Villa Academy
Come join Molly Bocian to the messy world of 3D art! The students will be exploring paper mache and clay techniques over the course of the week. Ceramics techniques will be taught each day, and large paper mache sculptures will be crafted throughout the week, painted and ready to take home on the last day of camp. This will be a messy week, and while everything will be washable, aprons or old shirts would be welcome. So get your kids excited for the joy of sculpture this summer! 206-524-7009