Summer Camps in Truth or Consequences, NM
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: D2 - wk 1 - Wilderness - Camp All-American
Campers will participate in canoeing, archery, rock climbing, land navigation with maps, and learning basic hiking and camping skills. 678.405.2266
Campers will participate in canoeing, archery, rock climbing, land navigation with maps, and learning basic hiking and camping skills. 678.405.2266
Latest Review for YMCA Camp Ocoee
So Many Things To Do
What I loved about Ocoee was that my child had lots of things to do. She wanted to try archery, riding horses and she was excited about the art part of the camp. She spent a lot of time with good friends that she’s known through Camp Ocoee and they played a lot of volleyball and basketball, but she said they also tried the BMX and water sports portions of the camp. She is excited to go back year after year. The counselors were very... Read More...
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Reboot #2: Teen Winter Retreat - Smithville Flats, NY
Missing camp, the people, the atmosphere, the games, the challenging messages? Well here is your chance to come back for a weekend! Sign up to come with your youth group, or come on your own and bring a friend or two. We'll have food, games (including a night game), speaker Fred Defendor, and lots of opportunities to hang out and just be at camp. Give us a call or email us to register: 607-656-9701, [email protected] Cost: $45 if you register by February 8th $55 after February 8th (supper is included Friday night)
Kid's Community College South Campus Fall Festival - Riverview, FL
Come visit our booth at Kid's Community College 2016 Fall Festival. Join us for a day of family fun while supporting Kid's Community College. There will be games, raffles, vendors (US!), and much more.
Spring Break Camp - Pensacola, FL
Campers will learn about Shakespeare, acting, and stage combat as they prepare to perform a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare’s plays! Wordplay, swordplay, and insult swapping abound – and they get to do it in costume! SETSCO will provide everything except underwear, shoes, and lunch. Ages 9-17
DONATE 4 FREE TEEN SUMMER Camps - Lakeland, FL
WE NEED EVERYONE TO HELP SAVE OUR TEENS. WE NEED 1,000 PEOPLE TO DONATE $100. THIS WILL HELP US REACH OUR GOAL OF $100,000 TO MAKE SUMMER CAMP FREE 4 OUR TEENS AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FREE! PLEASE PLEDGE TO MAKE A $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 DONATION!!! www.riskswag.myevent.com
Campbell-Dickinson St. Patrick's Run Bike Walk & Noah Long Kid's 1K -
Fund Raiser for the Teramana Cancer Center TEAR Fund and the Coalition. The TEAR Fund benefits cancer patients and their families.
Reboot #2: Teen Winter Retreat - Smithville Flats, NY
Missing camp, the people, the atmosphere, the games, the challenging messages? Well here is your chance to come back for a weekend! Sign up to come with your youth group, or come on your own and bring a friend or two. We'll have food, games (including a night game), speaker Fred Defendor, and lots of opportunities to hang out and just be at camp. Give us a call or email us to register: 607-656-9701, [email protected] Cost: $45 if you register by February 8th $55 after February 8th (supper is included Friday night)
Kid's Community College South Campus Fall Festival - Riverview, FL
Come visit our booth at Kid's Community College 2016 Fall Festival. Join us for a day of family fun while supporting Kid's Community College. There will be games, raffles, vendors (US!), and much more.
Spring Break Camp - Pensacola, FL
Campers will learn about Shakespeare, acting, and stage combat as they prepare to perform a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare’s plays! Wordplay, swordplay, and insult swapping abound – and they get to do it in costume! SETSCO will provide everything except underwear, shoes, and lunch. Ages 9-17
DONATE 4 FREE TEEN SUMMER Camps - Lakeland, FL
WE NEED EVERYONE TO HELP SAVE OUR TEENS. WE NEED 1,000 PEOPLE TO DONATE $100. THIS WILL HELP US REACH OUR GOAL OF $100,000 TO MAKE SUMMER CAMP FREE 4 OUR TEENS AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FREE! PLEASE PLEDGE TO MAKE A $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 DONATION!!! www.riskswag.myevent.com
Campbell-Dickinson St. Patrick's Run Bike Walk & Noah Long Kid's 1K -
Fund Raiser for the Teramana Cancer Center TEAR Fund and the Coalition. The TEAR Fund benefits cancer patients and their families.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Spring Body Checking (Walpole) Ages 11-14 - Rodman Arena
May 2,9,16,23,30 -- June 6. Intro to body checking is a 6-week camp focused on: All Key Elements of Power Skating Intro to Body Checking Safe and Strong Body Positioning Puck Possession Its vital that young hockey players are fully prepared when entering the age levels where body checking and increased body contact are legal. Size and strength play a limited role if players are properly trained on body position, angles, correct posture, etc. Power skating will be the focus of the first 30 minutes -- then the players will be split by level. Pee Wee will focus on body position and puck protection. Bantam will focus on body checking and hitting. Your young hockey player will be ready for the next level after this camp. 617-710-8129
Lil Art Critics, Half Day (9-12PM) - Loudoun Arts Center
This exploratory art camp will engage your children to communicate what they like and dont like about different pieces of art. Focusing on the positive, students will better understand how to politely talk about their preferences. 703-444-5888
Level 1 (Sun 12pm) with TBA - 1st Beat Room
This class introduces you to iOs style and approach to improvisation as created by Del Close and Charna Halpern. 312-929-2401
Camp Recess - Week 3 (Fun and Fit) - Takoma Park Recreation Center
Participants will have an opportunity through various sports activities to have fun while learning to keep fit. There will be a focus on Olympic style sports. Paperwork will need to be completed prior to the first day of camp. Please bring a non-perishable lunch every day. Camp sessions always fill - dont wait! ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Takoma Park Recreation Center Front Room at Takoma Park Recreation Center Takoma Park Recreation Center Back Room at Takoma Park Recreation Center Takoma Park Recreation Center Gym at Takoma Park Recreation Center
Woodworking - PM - Woodworking
Learn a new skill and develop a new hobby this summer! Each camper will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tools and materials and every boy will be provided personal guidance while working on two to three individual projects during this special one-week tutorial session. A variety of wood project ideas and wood species will be offered. Possible projects may include constructing a bookshelf, birdhouse, wooden clock, jigsaw puzzle and carving a bowl or candleholder on a wood lathe. Woodworking experience is not required, only a desire to learn new skills. This specialty camp came into being at the request of campers and parents and has limited enrollment available for instructional purposes. We have envisioned this workshop to have the following goals: 1. To provide a hands-on course that initiates the learning of a new skill during the summer and the development of a lifelong hobby. 2. To learn basic carpentry skills and the proper use of a variety of tools. 3. To encourage pride in ones work and craftsmanship through projects that a boy wants to take home. Cost: $295 (plus the later purchase of individual project wood) Staff: Andrew Reed, Head of the Middle School,... 301-365-4300
Spring Body Checking (Walpole) Ages 11-14 - Rodman Arena
May 2,9,16,23,30 -- June 6. Intro to body checking is a 6-week camp focused on: All Key Elements of Power Skating Intro to Body Checking Safe and Strong Body Positioning Puck Possession Its vital that young hockey players are fully prepared when entering the age levels where body checking and increased body contact are legal. Size and strength play a limited role if players are properly trained on body position, angles, correct posture, etc. Power skating will be the focus of the first 30 minutes -- then the players will be split by level. Pee Wee will focus on body position and puck protection. Bantam will focus on body checking and hitting. Your young hockey player will be ready for the next level after this camp. 617-710-8129
Lil Art Critics, Half Day (9-12PM) - Loudoun Arts Center
This exploratory art camp will engage your children to communicate what they like and dont like about different pieces of art. Focusing on the positive, students will better understand how to politely talk about their preferences. 703-444-5888
Level 1 (Sun 12pm) with TBA - 1st Beat Room
This class introduces you to iOs style and approach to improvisation as created by Del Close and Charna Halpern. 312-929-2401
Camp Recess - Week 3 (Fun and Fit) - Takoma Park Recreation Center
Participants will have an opportunity through various sports activities to have fun while learning to keep fit. There will be a focus on Olympic style sports. Paperwork will need to be completed prior to the first day of camp. Please bring a non-perishable lunch every day. Camp sessions always fill - dont wait! ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Takoma Park Recreation Center Front Room at Takoma Park Recreation Center Takoma Park Recreation Center Back Room at Takoma Park Recreation Center Takoma Park Recreation Center Gym at Takoma Park Recreation Center
Woodworking - PM - Woodworking
Learn a new skill and develop a new hobby this summer! Each camper will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tools and materials and every boy will be provided personal guidance while working on two to three individual projects during this special one-week tutorial session. A variety of wood project ideas and wood species will be offered. Possible projects may include constructing a bookshelf, birdhouse, wooden clock, jigsaw puzzle and carving a bowl or candleholder on a wood lathe. Woodworking experience is not required, only a desire to learn new skills. This specialty camp came into being at the request of campers and parents and has limited enrollment available for instructional purposes. We have envisioned this workshop to have the following goals: 1. To provide a hands-on course that initiates the learning of a new skill during the summer and the development of a lifelong hobby. 2. To learn basic carpentry skills and the proper use of a variety of tools. 3. To encourage pride in ones work and craftsmanship through projects that a boy wants to take home. Cost: $295 (plus the later purchase of individual project wood) Staff: Andrew Reed, Head of the Middle School,... 301-365-4300