Summer Camps in Troy, NC
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Wrestling Youth Camp Session 1 and 2 (03/28/2016-04/27/2016) - Mater Dei Wrestling Room (Upstairs Meruelo Center)
This camp will introduce the sport of wrestling, teaching fundamentals, work ethic, and team unity in a fun environment. Each camper will receive a pair of shorts and t-shirt. This will be for both camps session 1 and 2 combined. 714-754-7711
This camp will introduce the sport of wrestling, teaching fundamentals, work ethic, and team unity in a fun environment. Each camper will receive a pair of shorts and t-shirt. This will be for both camps session 1 and 2 combined. 714-754-7711
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Camp Caraway
Hot
Distance
24.63 Miles
Address:
PO Box 36, Asheboro, North Carolina 27204
Camp Caraway provides extraordinary experiences for boys to facilitate social and spiritual growth. We affirm that each camper is a person of worth designed...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor...
Distance
27.45 Miles
Address:
1045 Mount Shepherd Road Ext, Asheboro, North Carolina 27205
Mount Shepherd Retreat Center seeks to build Christian commitment through camping and retreat ministries year-round. We look forward to serving you.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Victory Junction
Hot
Distance
35.45 Miles
Address:
4500 Adams Way, Randleman, North Carolina 27317
One of the Assn of Hole in the Wall Camps, our mission is to enrich the lives of children with chronic medical conditions or...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Horseback Riding...
Quaker Lake Camp
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Distance
39.7 Miles
Address:
1503 NC Highway 62 E, Climax, North Carolina 27233
Resident camp with emphasis on Christian faith as experienced by Quakers through worship, study, work, play, swimming, boating, team sports, climbing tower.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Distance
42.89 Miles
Address:
PO Box 6258, High Point, North Carolina 27262
Our mission is to provide participants a quality adventure experience in a Christian atmosphere. Trips in mountains of SW Virginia, NW North Carolina &...
Activities: Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Caving, Climbing/Rappelling, Kayaking, Rafting,...
Distance
44.38 Miles
Address:
150 W Hartley Dr, High Point, North Carolina 27265
Climbing tower, fishing, canoeing, crafts, hiking, devotions, field trips, movies, sports, character development, archery, CPR & 1st aid trained staff.
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
47.1 Miles
Address:
250 Bill Ash Rd, Moncure, North Carolina 27559
ASNC Summer Camp gives campers a structured day of typical camp activities, with emphasis on there enjoyment. Low staff to camper ratios help ensure...
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aerobics/Exercise, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Community Service, Dance, Drawing/Painting,...
Distance
47.83 Miles
Address:
, Indian Trail, North Carolina
US Sports Camps and Nike Basketball Camps are proud to welcome back Elite Hoops Basketball
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
49.64 Miles
Address:
, Greensboro, North Carolina
NIKE Campers train at War Memorial Stadium and live and breathe baseball for 4 full days. Head Coach Matt Aker directs the camp....
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
52.25 Miles
Address:
2020 Billy Howey Rd,, Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173
June Camp is a great experience held on the historic Pleasant Grove Campground under the outdoor worship center. Focus in on Worship, Bible Encounter...
Activities: June--Camp Quest focuses on the worship experience and taking a...
Distance
60.68 Miles
Address:
, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Join Coach Sagula and his outstanding staff for an intense week of volleyball training at the University of North Carolina.
Activities: Youth Programs
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Troy, NC Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Annual Camping & Kid Fish Event in the Park - W.m. Brook Park
The annual camping and kid fish event will be held on June 5-6, 2015 at W. M. Brook Park. Registration will be held on Friday, June 5th at 6pm followed by a hot dog supper, movie in the park (The Goonies) , and campfire fun. Participants can then go camping or fishing. Kid fishing will occur through Saturday, June 6th until 12pm. Awards and presentations will be given out from 12-1pm. For more information, contact Micky Tower at 512-734-1076.
Teen Week Grades 7-12 - Carthage, AR
Boot Camp 2016 - Dallas, TX
Boot Camp will give each Youthworker ALL of the basics that they need for survival in Youth Ministry in any local church context whether they are a volunteer, part-time, or full time Youthworker. In addition they receive 1 year of FREE Boot Camp Coaching led by the various expert at The Youthworker Movement. Come for the basics and stay for the Seminars (Jan. 11-13) and still pay LESS than you would for any other Youth Ministry Conference! Real Youthworkers Training Real Youthworkers
3rd Annual Indian Summer Camp Car And Bike Show - Jeffersonville, IN
$20 entry fee per car or bike, first 30 entries will receive dash plaques. There will be food, games, 50/50 raffles, music by DJ Masterful Mark Brisson. Registration starts at 10 am, judging at 3:30, winners announced at 4. All proceeds go directly to Kids Cancer Alliance's Indian Summer Camp
Winter Youth Retreat - Milton, WI
Winter Youth Retreat | Dec. 28-30 at Camp Wakonda in Milton, WI Cost is only $40! Space IS limited and it is "first come, first serve", so REGISTER HERE starting @ 12AM TOMORROW (Friday, Dec. 2): https://goo.gl/forms/pSBNwf0GYJSuBmu82
Annual Camping & Kid Fish Event in the Park - W.m. Brook Park
The annual camping and kid fish event will be held on June 5-6, 2015 at W. M. Brook Park. Registration will be held on Friday, June 5th at 6pm followed by a hot dog supper, movie in the park (The Goonies) , and campfire fun. Participants can then go camping or fishing. Kid fishing will occur through Saturday, June 6th until 12pm. Awards and presentations will be given out from 12-1pm. For more information, contact Micky Tower at 512-734-1076.
Teen Week Grades 7-12 - Carthage, AR
Boot Camp 2016 - Dallas, TX
Boot Camp will give each Youthworker ALL of the basics that they need for survival in Youth Ministry in any local church context whether they are a volunteer, part-time, or full time Youthworker. In addition they receive 1 year of FREE Boot Camp Coaching led by the various expert at The Youthworker Movement. Come for the basics and stay for the Seminars (Jan. 11-13) and still pay LESS than you would for any other Youth Ministry Conference! Real Youthworkers Training Real Youthworkers
3rd Annual Indian Summer Camp Car And Bike Show - Jeffersonville, IN
$20 entry fee per car or bike, first 30 entries will receive dash plaques. There will be food, games, 50/50 raffles, music by DJ Masterful Mark Brisson. Registration starts at 10 am, judging at 3:30, winners announced at 4. All proceeds go directly to Kids Cancer Alliance's Indian Summer Camp
Winter Youth Retreat - Milton, WI
Winter Youth Retreat | Dec. 28-30 at Camp Wakonda in Milton, WI Cost is only $40! Space IS limited and it is "first come, first serve", so REGISTER HERE starting @ 12AM TOMORROW (Friday, Dec. 2): https://goo.gl/forms/pSBNwf0GYJSuBmu82
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Fun and Funky Jewelry Camp (AM) - MA Lower School
In this fun and creative jewelry camp, students will learn basic beading techniques and work with wire, beads and other assorted materials to create their own unique necklaces, bracelets, earrings, bookmarks, hair clips, brooches, lampshades and more! Bring your imagination and create one-of-a-kind jewelry for yourself or gifts for your friends and family. $70 supply fee included in tuition. 6127287745 x2
Lacrosse: Langtry Spring Break Beginners Camp - Parker Fieldhouse
This camp offers a first look at lacrosse for players who want to learn more or who have only basic knowledge of the sport. If focuses on basic skills like scooping, cradling, catching, throwing and shooting. Since there will be limited player-to-player contact, full gear is recommended but not required. Each player needs a lacrosse stick. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6 -18) LOCATION Fieldhouse Turf INSTRUCTOR Brian Langtry
Weeks 2/3 AM - Opti Learn To Sail (Step 2) (NESS Boat) - NESS
Prerequisite: Opti LTS Step 1 or Second Taste of Optis This two week class is based on the final two weeks of the Opti Learn to Sail process. Designed to be a refresher course for kids who have taken Opti learn to Sail but who are not yet ready for Green fleet. This class also offers a great option for students who have taken the Second Taste of Optis program and who want a two week program to perfect all they have learned. 860-535-9362
Camp - Nature Nuts - Rockwood Nature Center
Check out the salamanders, snakes, squirrels, birds, and many other creatures that live in Rockwood Park. Discover how each is uniquely adapted for life in its own habitat. Well enjoy games, mini-hikes and hands-on activities each day. Both sessions cover the same curriculum. LOCATION Rockwood Nature - Classroom at Rockwood Nature Center
Lets Fly: Beginning Bird Watching August 1-5 - Summit School
Lets Fly - Beginning Bird Watching --- Camp Leader- Heather Moir --- August 1-5 --- Rising 3rd, 4th & 5th Graders --- Learn to identify birds based on field marks, sounds, and behavior --- Discover interesting facts about our feathered friends --- Develop the skills and techniques needed to enjoy this fun and rewarding hobby --- Campers will need binoculars and sturdy walking shoes --- Visit some of our areas birding "hotspots" - Reynolda Gardens, C.G. Hill Park, Hathaway Park, and Tanglewood Park --- Grow your love of the outdoors and a further your appreciation of our natural world --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777
Fun and Funky Jewelry Camp (AM) - MA Lower School
In this fun and creative jewelry camp, students will learn basic beading techniques and work with wire, beads and other assorted materials to create their own unique necklaces, bracelets, earrings, bookmarks, hair clips, brooches, lampshades and more! Bring your imagination and create one-of-a-kind jewelry for yourself or gifts for your friends and family. $70 supply fee included in tuition. 6127287745 x2
Lacrosse: Langtry Spring Break Beginners Camp - Parker Fieldhouse
This camp offers a first look at lacrosse for players who want to learn more or who have only basic knowledge of the sport. If focuses on basic skills like scooping, cradling, catching, throwing and shooting. Since there will be limited player-to-player contact, full gear is recommended but not required. Each player needs a lacrosse stick. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6 -18) LOCATION Fieldhouse Turf INSTRUCTOR Brian Langtry
Weeks 2/3 AM - Opti Learn To Sail (Step 2) (NESS Boat) - NESS
Prerequisite: Opti LTS Step 1 or Second Taste of Optis This two week class is based on the final two weeks of the Opti Learn to Sail process. Designed to be a refresher course for kids who have taken Opti learn to Sail but who are not yet ready for Green fleet. This class also offers a great option for students who have taken the Second Taste of Optis program and who want a two week program to perfect all they have learned. 860-535-9362
Camp - Nature Nuts - Rockwood Nature Center
Check out the salamanders, snakes, squirrels, birds, and many other creatures that live in Rockwood Park. Discover how each is uniquely adapted for life in its own habitat. Well enjoy games, mini-hikes and hands-on activities each day. Both sessions cover the same curriculum. LOCATION Rockwood Nature - Classroom at Rockwood Nature Center
Lets Fly: Beginning Bird Watching August 1-5 - Summit School
Lets Fly - Beginning Bird Watching --- Camp Leader- Heather Moir --- August 1-5 --- Rising 3rd, 4th & 5th Graders --- Learn to identify birds based on field marks, sounds, and behavior --- Discover interesting facts about our feathered friends --- Develop the skills and techniques needed to enjoy this fun and rewarding hobby --- Campers will need binoculars and sturdy walking shoes --- Visit some of our areas birding "hotspots" - Reynolda Gardens, C.G. Hill Park, Hathaway Park, and Tanglewood Park --- Grow your love of the outdoors and a further your appreciation of our natural world --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777