Summer Camps in Uniontown, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Robotics II, Week 6 - Kings Christian Academy
Campers advancing to Robotics II will learn building and programming with Lego Mindstorms NXT, Lego EV3, and VEX IQ systems. Emphasis will be on building robots and programming missions for the EV3. Introduction to VEX IQ including introduction to programming with Robot C and building with VEX IQ. 301-994-3080
Campers advancing to Robotics II will learn building and programming with Lego Mindstorms NXT, Lego EV3, and VEX IQ systems. Emphasis will be on building robots and programming missions for the EV3. Introduction to VEX IQ including introduction to programming with Robot C and building with VEX IQ. 301-994-3080
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Camp Carson YMCA
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Distance
23.96 Miles
Address:
222 NW 6th St, Evansville, Indiana 47708
All the great activities of a traditional resident camp. Plus horseback, motorized dirt-bikes, water zip-lines, target sports and more. Christian atmosphere.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Horseback...
Distance
45.73 Miles
Address:
1530 McJohnson Ave, Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Activities: Field Trips, Recreational Swimming
Camp Ondessonk
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Distance
48.27 Miles
Address:
3760 Ondessonk Rd, Ozark, Illinois 62972
Adventure & exploration in S IL: live in a treehouse, cabin, or cave. Enjoy horseback riding, swimming, boating, hiking, archery, riflery, rock climbing &...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope...
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Uniontown, KY Summer Camps
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Kid's Night Out - Camp Out - Canton, CT
Kid's Night Out - Camp Out Friday, January 20, 5:00-8:00 Suggested Ages: 3-9 (drop off) $45 ($35 for each additional sibling) Send the kids to camp out at TLGT. Ms. Suzanne and the kids will make a pretend fire to sing songs around and tell not-so-scary stories. In addition to a delicious campfire dinner, the kids will enjoy smores for dessert.
ReDo Summer Camp - San Antonio, TX
On Friday, August 19th, camp isn’t just for kiddos! ReDo is back, and this time, we’re going to ReDo Summer Camp for an extra special blast to the summer past. Pack your trunk, hop on the camp bus, but leave behind the stationary for mom and dad, because Camp DoSeum is now in session—and this camp is for adults only. At Camp DoSeum, get ready to roast s’mores at the Build Your Own S’mores Bar, enjoy classic camp crafts like friendship bracelets and tell your spookiest summer story at the Ghost Story open mic contest! We’ll also have savory summer samples and sweet treats*, signature camp cocktails, and crazy camp photo opps. Make sure to stock on sunscreen and wear your favorite camp gear (think Moonrise Kingdom) and join us for camp The DoSeum way. *While supplies last For more information and/or to purchase tickets: http://www.thedoseum.org/event/redo-summer-camp/
New Culture Summer Camp East 2016 - undefined, WV
Re-Inventing Society: If you dream that it's possible ... join us in making it real! Experience what we’ve learned in our 22 years of exploration – the compassion, communication, and intimate connection that make a new world possible. Connect in the ways you’ve always wanted, learn skills to transform your daily life, dive into the challenges of creating a sustainable, violence-free culture. http://www.cfnc.us/sce.html http://cfnc.us/articles.html http://www.cfnc.us/newculture.html http://cfnc.us/registration.html NEW CULTURE SUMMER CAMP is 10 days of: Tribe – Personal Growth – Social Change – Pushing Your Edges – Transparency – Personal Empowerment – Intimacy – Co-creation – Diversity – Radical Acceptance – Relationship Freedom – Being in the Moment – Clear Communication – Dance & Celebration – Sustainability – Hugs & Cuddle Piles! Read more at http://communities.ic.org/articles/153/Network_for_a_New_Culture_Camps New Culture means examining every aspect of our existing cultures and experimenting to find out how to create a world based on love and freedom, rather than fear and violence. We explore every aspect of life, from how we earn a living, to how we live in balance with nature, to how we create exciting, satisfying intimate relationships! At New Culture Summer Camp, we invite top-notch presenters, and live, work, learn and play together for 10 days or more. This year's fabulous...
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.
MAS Youth Summer Camp! August 7th-9th - Junction City, KS
WHEN IS THE CAMP? The camp will, Insha'Allah, be from Friday, August 7th - Sunday, August 9th. WHERE WILL THE CAMP TAKE PLACE? Rock Springs 4-H Center in Junction City, KS. It is about 2 - 2.5 hours away from Kansas City. Transportation will be provided, Insha'Allah. (Please see details below.) WHO MAY ATTEND THE CAMP? Young youth boys and girls ages 11-18 only. WHAT IS THE COST TO ATTEND THE CAMP? The cost is $90 per child by July 24th midnight. After July 24th, the cost will go up to $110/per child. Registration space is limited. WHEN IS THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER? For the early registration discount, register by Friday, July 24th. After July 24th, the cost will go up to $110 instead of $90. The last day to register is Friday, July 31st. Registration will close after July 31st or before if all spots have been filled. WILL TRANSPORTATION BE PROVIDED FOR THE CAMP? Yes, as of now, we will have two departing locations: one from ISGKC and the other from ICK. In the registration form is where one can specify where they would like to depart from. Everyone must begin...
Kid's Night Out - Camp Out - Canton, CT
Kid's Night Out - Camp Out Friday, January 20, 5:00-8:00 Suggested Ages: 3-9 (drop off) $45 ($35 for each additional sibling) Send the kids to camp out at TLGT. Ms. Suzanne and the kids will make a pretend fire to sing songs around and tell not-so-scary stories. In addition to a delicious campfire dinner, the kids will enjoy smores for dessert.
ReDo Summer Camp - San Antonio, TX
On Friday, August 19th, camp isn’t just for kiddos! ReDo is back, and this time, we’re going to ReDo Summer Camp for an extra special blast to the summer past. Pack your trunk, hop on the camp bus, but leave behind the stationary for mom and dad, because Camp DoSeum is now in session—and this camp is for adults only. At Camp DoSeum, get ready to roast s’mores at the Build Your Own S’mores Bar, enjoy classic camp crafts like friendship bracelets and tell your spookiest summer story at the Ghost Story open mic contest! We’ll also have savory summer samples and sweet treats*, signature camp cocktails, and crazy camp photo opps. Make sure to stock on sunscreen and wear your favorite camp gear (think Moonrise Kingdom) and join us for camp The DoSeum way. *While supplies last For more information and/or to purchase tickets: http://www.thedoseum.org/event/redo-summer-camp/
New Culture Summer Camp East 2016 - undefined, WV
Re-Inventing Society: If you dream that it's possible ... join us in making it real! Experience what we’ve learned in our 22 years of exploration – the compassion, communication, and intimate connection that make a new world possible. Connect in the ways you’ve always wanted, learn skills to transform your daily life, dive into the challenges of creating a sustainable, violence-free culture. http://www.cfnc.us/sce.html http://cfnc.us/articles.html http://www.cfnc.us/newculture.html http://cfnc.us/registration.html NEW CULTURE SUMMER CAMP is 10 days of: Tribe – Personal Growth – Social Change – Pushing Your Edges – Transparency – Personal Empowerment – Intimacy – Co-creation – Diversity – Radical Acceptance – Relationship Freedom – Being in the Moment – Clear Communication – Dance & Celebration – Sustainability – Hugs & Cuddle Piles! Read more at http://communities.ic.org/articles/153/Network_for_a_New_Culture_Camps New Culture means examining every aspect of our existing cultures and experimenting to find out how to create a world based on love and freedom, rather than fear and violence. We explore every aspect of life, from how we earn a living, to how we live in balance with nature, to how we create exciting, satisfying intimate relationships! At New Culture Summer Camp, we invite top-notch presenters, and live, work, learn and play together for 10 days or more. This year's fabulous...
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.
MAS Youth Summer Camp! August 7th-9th - Junction City, KS
WHEN IS THE CAMP? The camp will, Insha'Allah, be from Friday, August 7th - Sunday, August 9th. WHERE WILL THE CAMP TAKE PLACE? Rock Springs 4-H Center in Junction City, KS. It is about 2 - 2.5 hours away from Kansas City. Transportation will be provided, Insha'Allah. (Please see details below.) WHO MAY ATTEND THE CAMP? Young youth boys and girls ages 11-18 only. WHAT IS THE COST TO ATTEND THE CAMP? The cost is $90 per child by July 24th midnight. After July 24th, the cost will go up to $110/per child. Registration space is limited. WHEN IS THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER? For the early registration discount, register by Friday, July 24th. After July 24th, the cost will go up to $110 instead of $90. The last day to register is Friday, July 31st. Registration will close after July 31st or before if all spots have been filled. WILL TRANSPORTATION BE PROVIDED FOR THE CAMP? Yes, as of now, we will have two departing locations: one from ISGKC and the other from ICK. In the registration form is where one can specify where they would like to depart from. Everyone must begin...
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Teen Freethought Workshop 2016 - Minneapolis Central Library
During Camp Quest Minnesotas Teen Freethought Workshop, participants ages 13 to 18 will engage in Socrates Cafe, open discussion, community building, and ethics activities with topics chosen by the participants themselves. A light snack or fresh fruit will be provided. 651-300-2267
Date
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - Daily 6308582462.0
Rowing Camp - Donahue Rowing Center
Held on Lake Quinsigamond, this program offers instruction for high school athletes of all levels—from advanced skill development targeted toward competitive rowing to introduction of the basics. Whether you are already a competitive rower or a novice hoping to take your first strokes, you will receive first-class instruction appropriate to your individual development within a positive and enjoyable environment. Lunch at WPI dining hall is included. Saturday morning session on the final day runs 8am to 10am. (508) 831-4900
Girls Only! Day Hiking - The Evergreen School
This 4-day week will include two days of moderate hiking, followed by a more leisurely day outside, and will culminate in an early start to accomplish our most rigorous hike of the week on Friday. Anyone who identifies as a girl may join us for this relaxing and invigorating week of hiking. Come spend Seattles first week of summer hiking some of the best trails and mountains within an hour of the city. Students must wear shoes appropriate for hiking and bring a lunch and a full water bottle as well as a swim suit each day. Optional, but students may also bring a journal and camera. 206-957-1533
Home School Day: Take it Apart - The Mini Maker
During this session the kids are given safety instruction for every day use of basic hand tools such as screw drivers. Your kids work in groups to take apart every day household items that the kids are familiar with. This includes non-operational power tools, computers, home printers, alarm clocks, DVD players, ect. This session is designed for the kids to understand the concept that every day items are built and there are components, big or small inside of them. They get to see what is inside and how it is made. 517-233-1524
Teen Freethought Workshop 2016 - Minneapolis Central Library
During Camp Quest Minnesotas Teen Freethought Workshop, participants ages 13 to 18 will engage in Socrates Cafe, open discussion, community building, and ethics activities with topics chosen by the participants themselves. A light snack or fresh fruit will be provided. 651-300-2267
Date
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - Daily 6308582462.0
Rowing Camp - Donahue Rowing Center
Held on Lake Quinsigamond, this program offers instruction for high school athletes of all levels—from advanced skill development targeted toward competitive rowing to introduction of the basics. Whether you are already a competitive rower or a novice hoping to take your first strokes, you will receive first-class instruction appropriate to your individual development within a positive and enjoyable environment. Lunch at WPI dining hall is included. Saturday morning session on the final day runs 8am to 10am. (508) 831-4900
Girls Only! Day Hiking - The Evergreen School
This 4-day week will include two days of moderate hiking, followed by a more leisurely day outside, and will culminate in an early start to accomplish our most rigorous hike of the week on Friday. Anyone who identifies as a girl may join us for this relaxing and invigorating week of hiking. Come spend Seattles first week of summer hiking some of the best trails and mountains within an hour of the city. Students must wear shoes appropriate for hiking and bring a lunch and a full water bottle as well as a swim suit each day. Optional, but students may also bring a journal and camera. 206-957-1533
Home School Day: Take it Apart - The Mini Maker
During this session the kids are given safety instruction for every day use of basic hand tools such as screw drivers. Your kids work in groups to take apart every day household items that the kids are familiar with. This includes non-operational power tools, computers, home printers, alarm clocks, DVD players, ect. This session is designed for the kids to understand the concept that every day items are built and there are components, big or small inside of them. They get to see what is inside and how it is made. 517-233-1524