Summer Camps in Winton, MN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Math Club - Mill Creek Elementary
Wednesdays 3:35-4:35, Jan. 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24; March 2. Price: $95 Class takes place in the Community Room (off the Cafeteria) Open to Grades: K-3 About this Camp: Learning math just got really fun! Build stuff, practice math skills, run and jump, make music, make a mess…its a totally new kind of math club! No computers involved, but there will be many interactive games and activities to explore how much fun math can be, and reinforce what students are learning in school. 425-322-6528
Wednesdays 3:35-4:35, Jan. 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24; March 2. Price: $95 Class takes place in the Community Room (off the Cafeteria) Open to Grades: K-3 About this Camp: Learning math just got really fun! Build stuff, practice math skills, run and jump, make music, make a mess…its a totally new kind of math club! No computers involved, but there will be many interactive games and activities to explore how much fun math can be, and reinforce what students are learning in school. 425-322-6528
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Camp Buckskin
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Distance
3.46 Miles
Address:
, Ely, Minnesota 55731
We are an overnight summer camp program that specializes in serving boys and girls ages 6 - 18 who are experiencing social skill and...
Activities: ADDHD , Archery , Arts and Crafts ,...
Camp Voyageur
Hot
Distance
3.7 Miles
Address:
709 Voyageur Rd., Ely, Minnesota 55731
A traditional camp for boys operated since 1951 by the Erdmann family, traditional in-camp activities of land and water sports. We specialzie in wilderness...
Activities: Adventure , Archery , Arts and Crafts ,...
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Winton, MN Summer Camps
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Youth Directors' Wilderness Adventure - Westcliffe, CO
A journey to experience the power of wilderness in faith formation. This weeklong backpacking adventure will take you high into the mountains of Colorado and explore how the ways in which God's people have been strengthened, tested, and learned about who and whose they are through intentional time in God's creation. More information at www.rainbowtrail.org/compass-points/youth-director-trip
Youth Camping Weekend - North Liberty, IN
• July 8th-10th (fishing, swimming, hiking, and singing around the campfire) • Meet at Gospel Center @ 5:30 on the 8th • Students back at Gospel Center by 11:30 on the 10th Bring: • Bible • Toiletries (Deodorant please!) • Towel for swimming and showering • Not new comfortable shoes • Snack to share with the group • Pillow and sleeping bag • Clothes and "modest" swim suit or shirt to wear over top Cost $25 Deadline July 4th
Berrien County Riders 2016 Annual MDA Summer Camp Run - Saint Joseph,
10 am sign up at the mark. $20.00 driver $10.00 rider. Ride leaves at noon on a scenic route to the Dowagiac Moose and then back to playland hall on Nickerson Ave. Lunch and dinner supplied. Cash bar. Door prizes and silent auction. We want to make this one of the largest events we have done for MDA and send as many kids to camp as we can at no charge to them. If you can make the ride please think about just donating to the cause. Thank You.
Teen Winter Camp - Angelus Oaks, CA
Teen Winter Camp is fast approaching! The early bird discount ends January 15th, so register ASAP at www.DiabetesCamping.org. Teen Winter Camp features team-building challenges, discussions regarding diabetes and life as a teenager, snow sledding, snacks, good company, snow fights, games, and a variety of opportunities for personal growth. Siblings and friends WITHOUT diabetes may also attend.
Winter Youth Camp - Nashport, OH
Join us at Winter Camp for a weekend of fun, fellowship, and learning. We are excited for a change this year, we have changed locations of winter camp. At this time we are trying to get a number of how many people will be attending. For more details, contact Cindy Rager Wilson.
Youth Directors' Wilderness Adventure - Westcliffe, CO
A journey to experience the power of wilderness in faith formation. This weeklong backpacking adventure will take you high into the mountains of Colorado and explore how the ways in which God's people have been strengthened, tested, and learned about who and whose they are through intentional time in God's creation. More information at www.rainbowtrail.org/compass-points/youth-director-trip
Youth Camping Weekend - North Liberty, IN
• July 8th-10th (fishing, swimming, hiking, and singing around the campfire) • Meet at Gospel Center @ 5:30 on the 8th • Students back at Gospel Center by 11:30 on the 10th Bring: • Bible • Toiletries (Deodorant please!) • Towel for swimming and showering • Not new comfortable shoes • Snack to share with the group • Pillow and sleeping bag • Clothes and "modest" swim suit or shirt to wear over top Cost $25 Deadline July 4th
Berrien County Riders 2016 Annual MDA Summer Camp Run - Saint Joseph,
10 am sign up at the mark. $20.00 driver $10.00 rider. Ride leaves at noon on a scenic route to the Dowagiac Moose and then back to playland hall on Nickerson Ave. Lunch and dinner supplied. Cash bar. Door prizes and silent auction. We want to make this one of the largest events we have done for MDA and send as many kids to camp as we can at no charge to them. If you can make the ride please think about just donating to the cause. Thank You.
Teen Winter Camp - Angelus Oaks, CA
Teen Winter Camp is fast approaching! The early bird discount ends January 15th, so register ASAP at www.DiabetesCamping.org. Teen Winter Camp features team-building challenges, discussions regarding diabetes and life as a teenager, snow sledding, snacks, good company, snow fights, games, and a variety of opportunities for personal growth. Siblings and friends WITHOUT diabetes may also attend.
Winter Youth Camp - Nashport, OH
Join us at Winter Camp for a weekend of fun, fellowship, and learning. We are excited for a change this year, we have changed locations of winter camp. At this time we are trying to get a number of how many people will be attending. For more details, contact Cindy Rager Wilson.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Summer Camp - Half Day Afternoon - Week 10 - Mockingbird Baby
Afternoon: Robots on the Rampage Join us on an adventure that requires creative thought, time management and team communication as groups build a diverse range of off-road vehicles that battle other robots, race against the clock and play tug of war! This class will discuss drive and follower gears and the various ranges of gear ratios. Can a fast vehicle out perform a robot with lots of power? Here is your chance to learn which gear ratios are associated with speed or torque. Chaos and Havoc rule the day in this ruckus of Robots on the Rampage. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Art Meets Science Camp - Palisades
Discover new ways of looking at art and science through various activities designed to inspire your inner artist and provoke scientific thought. Explore new concepts which support creativity and challenge the mind! Before care 7-9a @ $25 week AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION PAL Sandy Room at Palisades INSTRUCTOR Angela Thomas
High School Baseball 1 - Brigham Young University
The BYU Baseball staff is excited to announce this years High School Baseball Camp schedules. Our High school camp is designed for players that are serious about baseball and looking for advanced techniques and development. If you want to play collegiate baseball, this is the camp for you. At camp you will be able to interact with all of BYU Baseballs coaching staff. You will be able to see the beautiful BYU campus and utilize all of the facilities. At camp each participant will receive training, gain important insights, and play exciting games at beautiful Miller Park. This camp will focus on advanced skill development. Squad games will provide opportunities to implement skill learned during camp and give the opportunity to current BYU coaches to give suggestions to each camper. In addition, squad games provide the opportunity to learn team aspects of competition during games. You will have the chance to showcase your skills in front of college coaches and the BYU coaching staff. Camp participants will use BYUs professional athletic equipment and unique training stations to learn the dynamics of strength and weight-conditioning fundamentals and apply them to your own individual training goals to become a more complete player. 801-422-5724
Goalkeeping Camp - WakeMed Soccer Park-Field #3
Are you the last line of defense for your soccer team? If so, join the RailHawks and learn how to sharpen your goal-stopping skills and maximize your opportunities for success. RailHawks professional goalkeeping coaches and goalkeepers will teach the fundamental skills of goalkeeping, including handling the ball, footwork, positioning, diving, and more. Each day will feature small-sided matches so players can implement what have they learned into a live match with lots of shot-stopping opportunities. 919-429-8094
Pajama Party Memorial Day Camp - Stutelage Innovations
***Please bring a backpack, a snack and drink. Lunch club is available after morning camps for $5. If a camper is staying for both morning and afternoon camps lunch club is free. Lunch must be provided by the parent. Early drop-off and late pick-up packages start at $5/half-hour. 7163627848.0
Summer Camp - Half Day Afternoon - Week 10 - Mockingbird Baby
Afternoon: Robots on the Rampage Join us on an adventure that requires creative thought, time management and team communication as groups build a diverse range of off-road vehicles that battle other robots, race against the clock and play tug of war! This class will discuss drive and follower gears and the various ranges of gear ratios. Can a fast vehicle out perform a robot with lots of power? Here is your chance to learn which gear ratios are associated with speed or torque. Chaos and Havoc rule the day in this ruckus of Robots on the Rampage. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0
Art Meets Science Camp - Palisades
Discover new ways of looking at art and science through various activities designed to inspire your inner artist and provoke scientific thought. Explore new concepts which support creativity and challenge the mind! Before care 7-9a @ $25 week AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION PAL Sandy Room at Palisades INSTRUCTOR Angela Thomas
High School Baseball 1 - Brigham Young University
The BYU Baseball staff is excited to announce this years High School Baseball Camp schedules. Our High school camp is designed for players that are serious about baseball and looking for advanced techniques and development. If you want to play collegiate baseball, this is the camp for you. At camp you will be able to interact with all of BYU Baseballs coaching staff. You will be able to see the beautiful BYU campus and utilize all of the facilities. At camp each participant will receive training, gain important insights, and play exciting games at beautiful Miller Park. This camp will focus on advanced skill development. Squad games will provide opportunities to implement skill learned during camp and give the opportunity to current BYU coaches to give suggestions to each camper. In addition, squad games provide the opportunity to learn team aspects of competition during games. You will have the chance to showcase your skills in front of college coaches and the BYU coaching staff. Camp participants will use BYUs professional athletic equipment and unique training stations to learn the dynamics of strength and weight-conditioning fundamentals and apply them to your own individual training goals to become a more complete player. 801-422-5724
Goalkeeping Camp - WakeMed Soccer Park-Field #3
Are you the last line of defense for your soccer team? If so, join the RailHawks and learn how to sharpen your goal-stopping skills and maximize your opportunities for success. RailHawks professional goalkeeping coaches and goalkeepers will teach the fundamental skills of goalkeeping, including handling the ball, footwork, positioning, diving, and more. Each day will feature small-sided matches so players can implement what have they learned into a live match with lots of shot-stopping opportunities. 919-429-8094
Pajama Party Memorial Day Camp - Stutelage Innovations
***Please bring a backpack, a snack and drink. Lunch club is available after morning camps for $5. If a camper is staying for both morning and afternoon camps lunch club is free. Lunch must be provided by the parent. Early drop-off and late pick-up packages start at $5/half-hour. 7163627848.0