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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Weather and Climate - LCMM Campus: Vergennes/Basin Harbor
What are whitecaps? How do you measure wind? Well make waves and wind and learn all we can about what they look like and how they act. Lots of games and movement will prove just how powerful all the different kinds of wind and waves can be. And to test what we think, well need to do some body surfing! 802-475-2022
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Camp Anokijig
 
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24.47 Miles
Address:
W5639 Anokijig Ln, Plymouth, Wisconsin 53073
Anokijig' means 'we serve', but it is also synonymous with positive values, personal growth, and outrageous fun.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing,...
Camp Tekawitha Retreat & Conference Center
 
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26.88 Miles
Address:
PO Box 23825, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54305
Activities: Youth Programs
YMCA Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya
 
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27.26 Miles
Address:
235 N Jefferson St, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301
Co-ed camp for ages 7-17 located in northern Wisconsin. Summer camp offers traditional, adventure specialty, wilderness trips, and teen leadership programs.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
YMCA Camp Wabansi
 
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27.26 Miles
Address:
235 N Jefferson St, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301
YMCA Day Camp Wabansi is located in beautiful Door county on the shores of Green Bay. Traditional coed day camp and teen leadership programs...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Field Trips,...
YMCA Camp Nan A Bo Sho
 
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29.92 Miles
Address:
218 E Lawrence St, Appleton, Wisconsin 54911
Explore Camp Nan A Bo Sho in the majestic Nicolet National Forest. Christian emphasis, values based traditional program.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Eaa Air Academy
 
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37.97 Miles
Address:
PO Box 3086, Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54903
The Premier Youth Aviation Camp. Since 1984 EAA has hosted thousands of students on voyages of self-discovery and aviation adventure.
Activities: Academics, Aviation, Challenge/Rope Courses, Computer, Model Rocketry, Team Building...
Habonim Camp Tavor
 
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51.7 Miles
Address:
2755 Wingate Ln E, West Bend, Wisconsin 53090
We create empowered Jewish youth in a caring, committed safe environment using leadership skills for boys & girls ages 9 thru 17.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Community Service, Counselor Training (CIT), Dance,...
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Whitelaw, WI Summer Camps

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"Choices Youth Summer Camp" - Manteno,
We will be providing 20 young men ages 10 to 18 with an opportunity to grow through this new experience. There will be Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Archery, Nature Trail Walks, as well as some structured Life Coaching Assignments like Writing a Dream Paper, creating a Purpose Statement along with a Vision Board. This will be a great opportunity for these young men to grow, fellowship and make new friends.

Kid's Yoga 3-Day Winter Camp - Centralia, WA
Beat those cabin fever blues and join Madlyne for Kid's Yoga Day Camp this Winter at Embody! WHO: All kids ages 6 to 12! WHEN: December 28th, 29th and 30th (Mon, Tue, Wed) - 2:00pm to 3:30pm WHERE Embody Movement Studio: 115 S. Tower Ave. Centralia, WA WHY: Fun! Relaxation! Play! Strength! Flexibility! Kid friendly yoga poses, stretches and breathing exercises are incorporated with games that teach positive ways to channel and expel excess energy! Your children won't forget this experience and will take-away great stretches and poses to do at home. Kids should wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. Madlyne is a 200 hour registered yoga teacher and has over three years of experience working with children of varying ages. During the school year, Madlyne works at R.E. Bennet as a classroom assistant for children with special needs.

Grrrl Scout Presents: Summer Camp 2016 (Pride Party) - Minneapolis, MN
We’re back and pulling an ALL NIGHTER! Join us for our 3rd Annual “SUMMER CAMP” pride event, June 25th at the Cabooze. In the spirit of late night activities, we’re theming this years event around all things slumber party. In addition to having 2 fabulous djs, special guest performances and the sexy Troop 612 dancers, check out all the new things we are adding this year: The Players Lounge: Remember all those sleep deprived nights filled with secrets, snacks and some friendly….competition? Grab a group and hit the “Players Lounge” for a good ole’ game of Mario Cart and other vintage games. Get ready to showoff those mad skills —these games will be larger than life and projected on the walls of the Cabooze for all to see. 90’s Power Hour: Who doesn’t love the 90’s?! We certainly do…that’s why from 12:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m we’ll be playing nothin but 90’s. Be sure to send us all your favorite summer jam requests. This this PRIDE mixtape is sure to keep you movin! Giant Twister: As if the name isn’t enough to stir-up some excitement, getting close with some sexy strangers certainly will. Head to the patio and play...

Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Summer Camp - East Amherst, NY
August 29th - September 2nd 9:00am - 12:00pm Elementary School $139/Week $29/Daily Drop In Join us for a full week camp celebrating the ten Diary of a Wimpy Kid books! Campers will create their own non-diary full of thoughts and cartoons, participate in themed games and crafts, and find out just what life is like for Greg Heffley. Have you ever wondered what you would look like as a cartoon? During this week of learning and fun, we will be creating our very own cartoon versions of ourselves! We’ll laugh as we make our own non-diaries, run from “The Cheese Touch” and test our wimpy kid knowledge. Monday, August 29, 2016 Social Studies: Author Study - Who is Jeff Kinney? Cooperative Learning: Wimpy Kid Trivia Art: Make Your Own Non-Diary ELA: Fregley’s Phrases Science: Building Muscles with Greg Art: How to Draw the Wimpy Kid Characters Tuesday, August 30, 2016 Art: Wimp Yourself Cartoon Drawings Cooperative Learning: The Cheese Touch Game Writing: Non-Diary Journaling ELA: Character Personalities and Tone of Voice Lesson Culinary Arts: Decorate Greg Cupcakes Wednesday, August 31, 2016 ELA: Writing Workshop - A Day in the Life of Greg Heffley Art: Greg Heffley Masks Cooperative Learning: Dog Days Expert Interviews Social Studies: Going Unplugged - Life Without Technology Math: Guess the Weight of the Hog - A...

LATEST CAMPS NEWS:

Résumé and Interviewing Skills Workshop - Hopkins Campus
Join Blake Associate Head of School Anne Graybeal for a workshop on constructing effective résumés, writing engaging cover letters and practicing interview strategies. This hands-on experience will be helpful for students applying for summer jobs and internships or preparing for the college admission process. Bonus: Participants can seek personalized feedback on résumés and cover letters from Ms. Graybeal any time in the year following the workshop. 952-988-3463

ENTERING K-5 Session I AM - Hardin-Simmons University
Each week offers unique class experiences, so K-5 students may choose to attend one or both sessions. During each session, morning and afternoon activities repeat, so K-5 students may attend either morning or afternoon classes in each session. If first choice classes are full, please check other session (I/II) or other time (AM/PM) for open classes. 325-671-2150

March 13th Shooting Camp Registration - Missouri City Rec & Tennis center
This 5 hour camp is all about shooting! Our shooting machine will be used to help develop your child shot. This camp is now open to ages 6-16 832-420-9619

Full Day Science: Space Quest - Villa Academy
Our intergalactic adventure includes searching deep space for an Earth-like planet, innovating an outer-space habitat, and conducting space experiments. Campers will explore the forces of acceleration and friction to create, launch, and race the mind-blowing Land Rocket Explorer. Much to learn, you have! 206-524-7009

"Tons-O-Fun" Extended Care, Grades 1-10, Week 1 - Recreation
A great option for parents who work, TONS-O-FUN Camp offers a fun and safe Extended Day program from 7:30-8:30AM and 3:30-5:00PM for an additional fee. Extended Day includes supervised and partially structured activities, including arts and crafts, games and sports.One fee gives participants access to both morning and afternoon extended care. Parents can flex use of the program daily based on their needs. Come early, stay late or do both. It?s up to you! Participants must be registered in advance by the week to participate. Please note that there will be a minimum number of campers required for each session to run extended camp hours. It is highly recommended that parents pack an extra snack and drink for children who participate in the Extended Day program. All arrival and dismissal policies apply to the Extended Care program. Parents must sign in and sign out participants with photo ID and must be listed on the pick-up authorization section of the registration form. PLEASE NOTE: You can only register your child for extended day if they are registered for camp. If your child is on a waiting list for camp please do not register them...