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Summer Camps in Washington, AR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Eagle Foundation - Eagle Foundation
The mission of the Eagle Foundation is to supplement the academic, cultural, athletic, and activity programs of the Cumberland Valley School District by offering, supporting, or underwriting experiences that enrich and enhance the lives of the young people and adults of our community. 717-645-7315
The mission of the Eagle Foundation is to supplement the academic, cultural, athletic, and activity programs of the Cumberland Valley School District by offering, supporting, or underwriting experiences that enrich and enhance the lives of the young people and adults of our community. 717-645-7315
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Address:
4301 Highway 290, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Fishing, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
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Washington, AR Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Youth & Young Adult Camp 2016 - Joseph, OR
Hey there! This summer’s annual church camp is already down in the books, so mark your calendar! We are excited to have camp at Wallowa Lake because the Wallowas are one of Oregon’s 7 wonders! Activities that will be available are: . Riding the Wallowa Lake Tramway to the top of Mount Howard for awesome hiking and views . Horseback Riding . Swimming . Volleyball . Soccer Amenities: . Hot showers and restrooms nearby . Water at or near sites . Fire pits . No electricity at sites Speaker to be announced. Prices to be determined as we get closer to the date. Registration for the camp will be a few months ahead. Feel free to invite your friends and anyone I missed, we want every city to be there! Message me or post any questions and suggestions :) - Vineta Gleba: 503-473-4423 vineta.gleba@gmail.com Hosted this year by Portlad Russian SDA Youth
Super Saturday #3 - Chicago, IL
A time for Chicago Alive Youth campers ages 12-18 to come together for a time of worship,fellowship & FUN!! Pizza will be sold at a $1. If you need a ride to the event please let Yesenia Hernandez know a day BEFORE the event. For more information contact Yesenia Hernandez at 773-319-4769
Craft Fair and Garage sale fund raiser to send a kid to camp - Weather
spaces are still available for you to sell crafts or products maybe you would like to be apart of a multi garage sale Contact Jennifer Nay 817-565-6784 orContact Carol Black
Central Mass Summer Camp Fair hosted by Auburn MA PTO - Auburn, MA
Auburn MA PTO is sponsoring information on day, overnight and travel programs for students in grades K-12 at our Summer Camp Fair. Parents and students will have the opportunity to meet and speak with representatives from these camps offering unique programs including travel, community service, arts, sports, academic enrichment and traditional camp options. Please join us and bring the kids – Admission is FREE
Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 8-11 - Chandler, AZ
Youth & Young Adult Camp 2016 - Joseph, OR
Hey there! This summer’s annual church camp is already down in the books, so mark your calendar! We are excited to have camp at Wallowa Lake because the Wallowas are one of Oregon’s 7 wonders! Activities that will be available are: . Riding the Wallowa Lake Tramway to the top of Mount Howard for awesome hiking and views . Horseback Riding . Swimming . Volleyball . Soccer Amenities: . Hot showers and restrooms nearby . Water at or near sites . Fire pits . No electricity at sites Speaker to be announced. Prices to be determined as we get closer to the date. Registration for the camp will be a few months ahead. Feel free to invite your friends and anyone I missed, we want every city to be there! Message me or post any questions and suggestions :) - Vineta Gleba: 503-473-4423 vineta.gleba@gmail.com Hosted this year by Portlad Russian SDA Youth
Super Saturday #3 - Chicago, IL
A time for Chicago Alive Youth campers ages 12-18 to come together for a time of worship,fellowship & FUN!! Pizza will be sold at a $1. If you need a ride to the event please let Yesenia Hernandez know a day BEFORE the event. For more information contact Yesenia Hernandez at 773-319-4769
Craft Fair and Garage sale fund raiser to send a kid to camp - Weather
spaces are still available for you to sell crafts or products maybe you would like to be apart of a multi garage sale Contact Jennifer Nay 817-565-6784 orContact Carol Black
Central Mass Summer Camp Fair hosted by Auburn MA PTO - Auburn, MA
Auburn MA PTO is sponsoring information on day, overnight and travel programs for students in grades K-12 at our Summer Camp Fair. Parents and students will have the opportunity to meet and speak with representatives from these camps offering unique programs including travel, community service, arts, sports, academic enrichment and traditional camp options. Please join us and bring the kids – Admission is FREE
Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 8-11 - Chandler, AZ
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
HS Serving Mini-Camp 1 - Chaifetz Arena Pavilion
For high school players only. Increase your scoring ability from the service line. HS Serving Mini-Camp will reinforce fundamentals while focusing on advanced serving strategies and techniques. Includes standing float and jump serve training. (Note: Although open to high school boys, the net height will be set for high school girls.) 314-394-1110
Romantic Dinner for Two - Art & Soul
Cranberry Feta Pecan Salad, Seafood Risotto, Asparagus Spears, Raspberry Chocolate Cups with Homemade Mousse *PRICE INCLUDES 2 SEATS IN THE CLASS* 402-483-1744
Camp Surprise - Keyauwee Program Center
Are you a seasoned camper who wants to help weave the magic of camp? Camp Surprise campers will work together to re-create a permanent Terabithia for the camp fairies, spread the camp spirit by planning a themed meal for the week, create a way to pass positive messages around camp, help with an all-camp activity and end the week by performing the Princess No-Name story at campfire. There will even be time to visit the horse pasture for a ride. Join us for a week of wallowing in the spirit of camp! 336-274-8491
Junior Buffs Camp *click for description - Colorado Volleyball Camp
The Junior Buffs Camp is designed for the beginning player looking to learn or improve his or her skills. Campers will be divided into groups by age and skill level while learning appropriate movements and volleyball skills in a fun atmosphere. Whether you are new to the sport or just want a refresher course on basic skill in a pressure free environment, this camp is for you! Every registration requires full payment. A $50 fee will be retained on all cancellations for any reason to cover credit card fees and administrative expenses. The remaining amount will be credited back to ones account if paid by credit card. If paid by check, the University will cut a check back to the original payee. For prompt processing, refund requests should be made prior to the start of camp. A pro-rated fee system will be in effect for those campers only attending partial days of camp. All CU Camps are open to any and all only limited by number of campers, age and gender. *Limit 1 discount per household 3034925669.0
Machines and Mechanisms Grades 3-5 (Friday) - Janney Elementary School
Students work in small groups to explore pulleys, gears, and levers. They complete problem solving activities using physics and math and work on structures that require precision. Students also test and use the scientific method to determine which modifications will optimize their machine. These machines are powered by a battery pack. Instructed by Griot Chess. 202-724-8950
HS Serving Mini-Camp 1 - Chaifetz Arena Pavilion
For high school players only. Increase your scoring ability from the service line. HS Serving Mini-Camp will reinforce fundamentals while focusing on advanced serving strategies and techniques. Includes standing float and jump serve training. (Note: Although open to high school boys, the net height will be set for high school girls.) 314-394-1110
Romantic Dinner for Two - Art & Soul
Cranberry Feta Pecan Salad, Seafood Risotto, Asparagus Spears, Raspberry Chocolate Cups with Homemade Mousse *PRICE INCLUDES 2 SEATS IN THE CLASS* 402-483-1744
Camp Surprise - Keyauwee Program Center
Are you a seasoned camper who wants to help weave the magic of camp? Camp Surprise campers will work together to re-create a permanent Terabithia for the camp fairies, spread the camp spirit by planning a themed meal for the week, create a way to pass positive messages around camp, help with an all-camp activity and end the week by performing the Princess No-Name story at campfire. There will even be time to visit the horse pasture for a ride. Join us for a week of wallowing in the spirit of camp! 336-274-8491
Junior Buffs Camp *click for description - Colorado Volleyball Camp
The Junior Buffs Camp is designed for the beginning player looking to learn or improve his or her skills. Campers will be divided into groups by age and skill level while learning appropriate movements and volleyball skills in a fun atmosphere. Whether you are new to the sport or just want a refresher course on basic skill in a pressure free environment, this camp is for you! Every registration requires full payment. A $50 fee will be retained on all cancellations for any reason to cover credit card fees and administrative expenses. The remaining amount will be credited back to ones account if paid by credit card. If paid by check, the University will cut a check back to the original payee. For prompt processing, refund requests should be made prior to the start of camp. A pro-rated fee system will be in effect for those campers only attending partial days of camp. All CU Camps are open to any and all only limited by number of campers, age and gender. *Limit 1 discount per household 3034925669.0
Machines and Mechanisms Grades 3-5 (Friday) - Janney Elementary School
Students work in small groups to explore pulleys, gears, and levers. They complete problem solving activities using physics and math and work on structures that require precision. Students also test and use the scientific method to determine which modifications will optimize their machine. These machines are powered by a battery pack. Instructed by Griot Chess. 202-724-8950