Summer Camps in Traverse City, MI
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Tiger - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton Tiger Camp is a teaching camp covering all facets of the game. Our goals are to improve your skills, teach cutting edge techniques and advance your understanding of game concepts and team play. Campers are grouped according to age and ability levels with a great staff who keep the game fun and who are committed to helping each camper reach a new level of play. Goalkeepers will receive specialized instruction for their position. Highlights include a camper/staff game, King of the Hill tournament, and the annual skit night/talent show. (609) 258-3369
The Princeton Tiger Camp is a teaching camp covering all facets of the game. Our goals are to improve your skills, teach cutting edge techniques and advance your understanding of game concepts and team play. Campers are grouped according to age and ability levels with a great staff who keep the game fun and who are committed to helping each camper reach a new level of play. Goalkeepers will receive specialized instruction for their position. Highlights include a camper/staff game, King of the Hill tournament, and the annual skit night/talent show. (609) 258-3369
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Distance
0 Miles
Address:
, Traverse City, Michigan
YMCA camps are dedicated to safety and fun, with particular emphasis on healthy living and character education. We build strong kids, strong families, strong...
Activities: Adventure Camps: Assorted Adventures
Lake Ann Camp
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Distance
11.24 Miles
Address:
PO Box 109, Lake Ann, Michigan 49650
Campers attend this unique camp from over 30 states and 15 different countries. Programs are age specific and discovery based. Lake Ann Camp is...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Hockey,...
Distance
20.52 Miles
Address:
1653 S Port Oneida Rd, Maple City, Michigan 49664
Camps for children attending the Christian Science Sunday School.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Horseback Riding (English), Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental...
Distance
24.65 Miles
Address:
, Hayownetha, Michigan
YMCA camps are dedicated to safety and fun, with particular emphasis on healthy living and character education. We build strong kids, strong families, strong...
Activities: Adventure Camps: Assorted Adventures
Distance
24.93 Miles
Address:
919 N East Torch Lake Dr, Central Lake, Michigan 49622
Traditional on site activities and program with excellent wilderness trips. Character development, individualized programs and strong traditions for girls.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Distance
24.93 Miles
Address:
919 N East Torch Lake Dr, Central Lake, Michigan 49622
Traditional YMCA program. Outstanding water activities. Wilderness setting & trips. Character development-100 plus year tradition.
Activities: Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training (CIT), Hiking, Nature/Environmental...
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Traverse City, MI Summer Camps
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Summer Camp 2015 - Osceola, MO
. Piercing Arrow, Fort Long
Kids Spring Break Yoga Camp- Monday thru Friday morning - Kansas City,
During spring break, kids classes will be held monday-friday9-1015 am. Class is $6/kid or $20/child for the week. Adult(s) are welcome to attend, but it is not required. Don't forget that there is a 9am adults class in the other room!
Spaghetti Dinner - Summer Camps Fundraiser - Calumet, OK
You're invited to join us for our 2nd Annual Spaghetti Dinner and Camps Fundraiser at Calumet UMC. Last year, thanks to the generous support of the community of Calumet, all campers who wanted to attend camp were given the gift to go. We have over 50 campers expressing interest this year from 1st Grade - Senior High, and from various faith families. We hope that you will help us support Calumet children and youth attending church camps again this year. Bake sale items will be available to treat your sweet tooth! Contacts: Rev. Tiffany Nagel and Gina Richardson
Crossings Summer Camp 2016 - Hardin, KY
$374. Middle and High School Students To sign up or for more information, call the church office at (731)285-4811. $75 deposit must be paid by February 15. you may visit the website of the camp, but must sign up at FBC office. http://www.gocrossings.org/jonathancreek/
Kid's Power Camp - Tempe, AZ
Five fun-filled, three hour days of fitness, team building activities, sports & Bible study! Monday–Friday, 8am-11am June 20th-24th $50 per camper, includes camp shirt & FCA Power Camp Bible 3rd - 6th graders may attend (this fall) 32 kids max. RSVPing to this fbk event does not register you for camp! Follow this link to register: http://www.fcaphx.com/kidspowercamp.htm •Our camp encourages team work and relational growth within the team. •The majority of our camp coaches are local high school and college kids who make great mentors for your school aged kids during camp week! •Held in the gym at Arizona Community Church in Tempe, northeast corner of Rural & Knox (just north of Ray Road), next to Corona del Sol High School. •Our camp fills up early every year. Click here fo a mail in registration form. Daily Activities include: running; core strengthening; sport skills- baseball, football, basketball, soccer and volleyball; character development, Bible study & team building activities. •CAMP SERVICE EVENT: Everyone is invited to pack food at FMSC with us! Thu, June 23, 2016, 1 -3pm at their NEW MESA location.
Summer Camp 2015 - Osceola, MO
. Piercing Arrow, Fort Long
Kids Spring Break Yoga Camp- Monday thru Friday morning - Kansas City,
During spring break, kids classes will be held monday-friday9-1015 am. Class is $6/kid or $20/child for the week. Adult(s) are welcome to attend, but it is not required. Don't forget that there is a 9am adults class in the other room!
Spaghetti Dinner - Summer Camps Fundraiser - Calumet, OK
You're invited to join us for our 2nd Annual Spaghetti Dinner and Camps Fundraiser at Calumet UMC. Last year, thanks to the generous support of the community of Calumet, all campers who wanted to attend camp were given the gift to go. We have over 50 campers expressing interest this year from 1st Grade - Senior High, and from various faith families. We hope that you will help us support Calumet children and youth attending church camps again this year. Bake sale items will be available to treat your sweet tooth! Contacts: Rev. Tiffany Nagel and Gina Richardson
Crossings Summer Camp 2016 - Hardin, KY
$374. Middle and High School Students To sign up or for more information, call the church office at (731)285-4811. $75 deposit must be paid by February 15. you may visit the website of the camp, but must sign up at FBC office. http://www.gocrossings.org/jonathancreek/
Kid's Power Camp - Tempe, AZ
Five fun-filled, three hour days of fitness, team building activities, sports & Bible study! Monday–Friday, 8am-11am June 20th-24th $50 per camper, includes camp shirt & FCA Power Camp Bible 3rd - 6th graders may attend (this fall) 32 kids max. RSVPing to this fbk event does not register you for camp! Follow this link to register: http://www.fcaphx.com/kidspowercamp.htm •Our camp encourages team work and relational growth within the team. •The majority of our camp coaches are local high school and college kids who make great mentors for your school aged kids during camp week! •Held in the gym at Arizona Community Church in Tempe, northeast corner of Rural & Knox (just north of Ray Road), next to Corona del Sol High School. •Our camp fills up early every year. Click here fo a mail in registration form. Daily Activities include: running; core strengthening; sport skills- baseball, football, basketball, soccer and volleyball; character development, Bible study & team building activities. •CAMP SERVICE EVENT: Everyone is invited to pack food at FMSC with us! Thu, June 23, 2016, 1 -3pm at their NEW MESA location.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Awesome Adventurers 7/5-7/8 - Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge
4 days only! Are your campers ready for this adventure? With their team they will explore the Refuge and find themselves challenged to survive a week in the Pines. Campers will build a survival shelter in the woods, use a map and compass, go in search of the Jersey Devil and see some animals too! Join us, as we discover the Refuge as never before! 856-983-3329 x103
SPORTS - FENCING & ARCHERY CAMP - Notre Dame Academy
FENCING: Learn the basic positions, footwork, terminology, safety rules, etiquette and the sportsmanship of foil fencing. In partnered drills, students will learn to advance, retreat, thrust, lunge, parry and riposte, culminating in a fencing tournament! ARCHERY: Learn basic techniques and various types of shooting, eye dominance, archery safety rules, warm-up exercise, proper shooting techniques "basic steps," grouping and consistency and scoring, culminating in shooting contests! 419-475-9359 x1008
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0
Football Camp K - 5th - SCDS
This football camp starts our young players with a love for the game and correct instruction to play the game. Young boys love to run and jump and play. Many of them also love to roll around and tussle. If you have such a boy, we would like to help him channel these natural inclinations into a love of the game of football, and to guide him in learning the fundamentals of how to run, throw, catch, kick, block, and tackle. Staffed by SCDS coaches and players the camp will guide youngsters toward an understanding of the basics. Campers will gain an understanding of football rules, terminology, and basic strategy. Each day will include individual instruction as well as competitive flag football games. Athletes of all experience levels are welcome and no equipment is required other than cleats/sneakers, athletic clothes and a willingness to play hard and have fun. Location: Football Field Drop Off/Pick Up: Football Field 912-961-8859
Traditional Camp: Session 3 - Whitaker Tennis
Our Traditional Camps provide campers with a fun filled week in which they are exposed to the latest cutting edge tennis training methods used at the University of Texas. Our special mix of instruction, team competition, and off court activities make these sessions ones campers will remember for the rest of their lives. 512-232-5119
Awesome Adventurers 7/5-7/8 - Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge
4 days only! Are your campers ready for this adventure? With their team they will explore the Refuge and find themselves challenged to survive a week in the Pines. Campers will build a survival shelter in the woods, use a map and compass, go in search of the Jersey Devil and see some animals too! Join us, as we discover the Refuge as never before! 856-983-3329 x103
SPORTS - FENCING & ARCHERY CAMP - Notre Dame Academy
FENCING: Learn the basic positions, footwork, terminology, safety rules, etiquette and the sportsmanship of foil fencing. In partnered drills, students will learn to advance, retreat, thrust, lunge, parry and riposte, culminating in a fencing tournament! ARCHERY: Learn basic techniques and various types of shooting, eye dominance, archery safety rules, warm-up exercise, proper shooting techniques "basic steps," grouping and consistency and scoring, culminating in shooting contests! 419-475-9359 x1008
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0
Football Camp K - 5th - SCDS
This football camp starts our young players with a love for the game and correct instruction to play the game. Young boys love to run and jump and play. Many of them also love to roll around and tussle. If you have such a boy, we would like to help him channel these natural inclinations into a love of the game of football, and to guide him in learning the fundamentals of how to run, throw, catch, kick, block, and tackle. Staffed by SCDS coaches and players the camp will guide youngsters toward an understanding of the basics. Campers will gain an understanding of football rules, terminology, and basic strategy. Each day will include individual instruction as well as competitive flag football games. Athletes of all experience levels are welcome and no equipment is required other than cleats/sneakers, athletic clothes and a willingness to play hard and have fun. Location: Football Field Drop Off/Pick Up: Football Field 912-961-8859
Traditional Camp: Session 3 - Whitaker Tennis
Our Traditional Camps provide campers with a fun filled week in which they are exposed to the latest cutting edge tennis training methods used at the University of Texas. Our special mix of instruction, team competition, and off court activities make these sessions ones campers will remember for the rest of their lives. 512-232-5119