Summer Camps in Wurtland, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Babysitters in Training Camp @ Miller Creek School - Miller Creek School
Marinwoods camp for middle school students mixes the skills taught in babysitter training with the fun of camp! Campers will learn basic child care, the business of babysitting, become certified in Pediatric CPR and First Aid, and receive an American Red Cross Babysitter Training Certificate. They will also practice cooking skills, learn kid-friendly games, go swimming and have the opportunity to work with our youngest camps. This week will leave campers with the confidence and knowledge to start taking care of little ones! Camp fee includes babysitter handbook & certificate and First Aid/CPR certification. Participants must pass a written and skills test to be certified in First Aid & CPR. LOCATION Miller Creek School INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
Marinwoods camp for middle school students mixes the skills taught in babysitter training with the fun of camp! Campers will learn basic child care, the business of babysitting, become certified in Pediatric CPR and First Aid, and receive an American Red Cross Babysitter Training Certificate. They will also practice cooking skills, learn kid-friendly games, go swimming and have the opportunity to work with our youngest camps. This week will leave campers with the confidence and knowledge to start taking care of little ones! Camp fee includes babysitter handbook & certificate and First Aid/CPR certification. Participants must pass a written and skills test to be certified in First Aid & CPR. LOCATION Miller Creek School INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
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Distance
39.95 Miles
Address:
1362 Caves Rd, Jackson, Ohio 45640
Nestled in a scenic valley in southern Ohio. Modern, year round facilities. Ideal for retreats/seminars. Available to groups.
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies, Riflery,...
Woodland Altars
Hot
Distance
46.73 Miles
Address:
33200 State Route 41, Peebles, Ohio 45660
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
51.82 Miles
Address:
13500 Fort Hill Rd, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133
Activities: Basketball, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies, Team Field Sports, Recreational Swimming...
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Wurtland, KY Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Hunting Retriever Club's Kid's Camp! - undefined, SD
The Hunters Retriever Club is offering the 2nd annual camp to help you learn how to train your dog, how to handle a shotgun, and how to be a better handler at hunt tests, plus many more fun activities! Your dog is welcome, but if you do not have a dog we will have trained dogs for you to use!! Ages: 8-18 ( guardian's strongly encouraged to attend with a child under 12) For more information or to get signed up please contact Dave Nilsen at 605.321.9795 or at [email protected] For more information about our club please visit us at: http://www.dakotahrc.com/ Deadline to register is April 15th! Being held at Hunters Point, in Humboldt, South Dakota! Registration 7:30AM-8:00AM Supper to end the exciting day is at 6:00PM!
January Teen Service Day - New York, NY
Teens (13 and up) are invited to join us. We will be seriving in the storehouse with World Vision in the Bronx. We have done cool stuff with them before and I'm looking forward to serving with them again. We will have a short devotion and grab lunch as well.
Youth Leaders "Thanksgiving" Fellowship and Business Session - Springf
Hosted this month by Camp Barnabas, providing us a FREE lunch at their office location in Springfield! Leaders will have the opportunity to "connect" with other youth leaders in ministry, and to share ideas and resources! Bring printed material on events you would like to promote to share with the group. You will hear about some great opportunities for ministry through this camp for special needs students. This will also be our "elections" business session at 11:15 prior to lunch. All voting members are encouraged to be present. Also, those who want may join the Coordinator to be praying for our campuses, students, and leaders about 30 min. prior to the start. RSVP by joining this event or e-mailing Doug at [email protected].
Teen Bring a Friend Weekend - De Leon Springs, FL
For youngsters in grades 5 through 10. Campers are allowed to bring a friend of the same sex and approximate age if they so choose. This weekend program allows for interactions amongst peer groups and a learning experience for those campers without diabetes. Educational sessions relating to Teen Issues, School Issues and How To-Be-A Friend are lead by the pediatric endocrinologists, nurses, dietitians and mental health professionals. Networking and the support of their peers is critical to this age. Campers are also treated to activities such as a beach party, luau, casino night and land sports.
Free Summer Horse Day Camp for Kids, Week 8 of 9 - Lacomb, OR
This is not your typical day camp! Kids learn how to get big jobs done and earn big rewards through our framework of barn, garden, and community activities. Our mixture of work, learning, and play develops character, leadership, and real-world skills. Kids start the morning cleaning stalls and doing other jobs, then have a well-supervised fellowship lunch, then ride or do other horse activities in the afternoon. For the kids that are interested in doing other things doing the horsemanship time, we have interesting building or maintenance projects as well as gardening. Sometimes we have someone come share an aspect of their career, or we will go on a field trip to a business, and sometimes we need to go pick up hay or other donations as part of the camp day. Toward the end of the day as parents arrive, we usually do a short devotion that gives kids the chance to tell how they illustrated a positive characteristic that day. Parents and kids should attend a 90-minute tour and orientation prior to enrolling, you just call us and schedule a time. Participation is on a donation basis, we welcome parents to help out by volunteering, contributing financially, or...
Hunting Retriever Club's Kid's Camp! - undefined, SD
The Hunters Retriever Club is offering the 2nd annual camp to help you learn how to train your dog, how to handle a shotgun, and how to be a better handler at hunt tests, plus many more fun activities! Your dog is welcome, but if you do not have a dog we will have trained dogs for you to use!! Ages: 8-18 ( guardian's strongly encouraged to attend with a child under 12) For more information or to get signed up please contact Dave Nilsen at 605.321.9795 or at [email protected] For more information about our club please visit us at: http://www.dakotahrc.com/ Deadline to register is April 15th! Being held at Hunters Point, in Humboldt, South Dakota! Registration 7:30AM-8:00AM Supper to end the exciting day is at 6:00PM!
January Teen Service Day - New York, NY
Teens (13 and up) are invited to join us. We will be seriving in the storehouse with World Vision in the Bronx. We have done cool stuff with them before and I'm looking forward to serving with them again. We will have a short devotion and grab lunch as well.
Youth Leaders "Thanksgiving" Fellowship and Business Session - Springf
Hosted this month by Camp Barnabas, providing us a FREE lunch at their office location in Springfield! Leaders will have the opportunity to "connect" with other youth leaders in ministry, and to share ideas and resources! Bring printed material on events you would like to promote to share with the group. You will hear about some great opportunities for ministry through this camp for special needs students. This will also be our "elections" business session at 11:15 prior to lunch. All voting members are encouraged to be present. Also, those who want may join the Coordinator to be praying for our campuses, students, and leaders about 30 min. prior to the start. RSVP by joining this event or e-mailing Doug at [email protected].
Teen Bring a Friend Weekend - De Leon Springs, FL
For youngsters in grades 5 through 10. Campers are allowed to bring a friend of the same sex and approximate age if they so choose. This weekend program allows for interactions amongst peer groups and a learning experience for those campers without diabetes. Educational sessions relating to Teen Issues, School Issues and How To-Be-A Friend are lead by the pediatric endocrinologists, nurses, dietitians and mental health professionals. Networking and the support of their peers is critical to this age. Campers are also treated to activities such as a beach party, luau, casino night and land sports.
Free Summer Horse Day Camp for Kids, Week 8 of 9 - Lacomb, OR
This is not your typical day camp! Kids learn how to get big jobs done and earn big rewards through our framework of barn, garden, and community activities. Our mixture of work, learning, and play develops character, leadership, and real-world skills. Kids start the morning cleaning stalls and doing other jobs, then have a well-supervised fellowship lunch, then ride or do other horse activities in the afternoon. For the kids that are interested in doing other things doing the horsemanship time, we have interesting building or maintenance projects as well as gardening. Sometimes we have someone come share an aspect of their career, or we will go on a field trip to a business, and sometimes we need to go pick up hay or other donations as part of the camp day. Toward the end of the day as parents arrive, we usually do a short devotion that gives kids the chance to tell how they illustrated a positive characteristic that day. Parents and kids should attend a 90-minute tour and orientation prior to enrolling, you just call us and schedule a time. Participation is on a donation basis, we welcome parents to help out by volunteering, contributing financially, or...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Session 2 Summer Camp (no camp 7/4) - Beaux Arts Center for Art at the Lowe
Creative projects are planned so students may explore various art techniques such as drawing, painting, sculpture, paper mache, ceramics and much more! There will also be daily outdoor play and a snack provided mid-morning. Children will also be able to tour and get inspiration from the phenomenal Lowe Art Museum. Please send your child with a packed nut-free lunch and in clothes that can get messy! Camp will be lots of fun! 305-284-3535
Wolfpack Kids Day Camp 2 - NC State
Test - Fun youth camps for rising 1st through 5th graders - Learn cheers & chants - Fun, creative dances - Jump classes For the cheerleader who wants to be active and have fun this is for you! 919-342-5503
Advanced Artist Cooking Camp - Summer 2016 - The Big Table Cooking Company
This camp is designed for our older Advanced Artists who are looking for an art class to challenge their skill level and help them build a personal style. We will explore new and exciting art mediums taught by our expert art teachers. Afternoons will be full of artistic wonder while the mornings will be filled with culinary delights crafted by our campers under the guidance of culinary expert Sharon Masciocco. No need to pack a lunch or snack as we will be eating our delicious creations. Full and half day options are available. Space is limited. (518)479-9888
Lacey Camp (Outdoor) - REGULAR Session 1 - 2016 - City of Hanford
Grades: K - 12th This weeks theme "Kids in the Kitchen Week" Parents, is your child ready to have fun and make new friends this summer? If yes, then bring your child to the coolest hot spot in town. The Lacey Park Day Camp is full of fun activities for children grades K thru 6th. This is an outdoor recreation camp. Campers will learn about the benefits of being physically active; as well as, having a healthy lifestyle in the outdoors. Each week campers will engage in various group games, art projects, participate in a talent show and weekly field trips to the Hanford Teen Center, Hanford Plunge and the local Library. Free breakfast and lunch will be provided. A weekly food menu will be provided at request. If your child has a particular taste, you may consider bringing a sack lunch for your child. The park in the summer is hot, please send your child to the park with a bottle of water and sunscreen. Staff will provide an igloo of cold water for refills. Please have your campers wear comfortable play clothes and tennis shoes. Campers will go to the Hanford...
CSI: Summit July 11-15 - Summit School
CSI Summit --- Camp Leaders- Roger Echols and Leslie Russell --- July 11-15 --- Rising 4th, 5th & 6th Graders --- Solve mysteries that are happening at Summit School --- Learn basic CSI science and apply this knowledge to solve these mysteries --- Locations- Summit Science Center and Wake Forest Chemistry Lab --- Learning science while having fun --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777
Session 2 Summer Camp (no camp 7/4) - Beaux Arts Center for Art at the Lowe
Creative projects are planned so students may explore various art techniques such as drawing, painting, sculpture, paper mache, ceramics and much more! There will also be daily outdoor play and a snack provided mid-morning. Children will also be able to tour and get inspiration from the phenomenal Lowe Art Museum. Please send your child with a packed nut-free lunch and in clothes that can get messy! Camp will be lots of fun! 305-284-3535
Wolfpack Kids Day Camp 2 - NC State
Test - Fun youth camps for rising 1st through 5th graders - Learn cheers & chants - Fun, creative dances - Jump classes For the cheerleader who wants to be active and have fun this is for you! 919-342-5503
Advanced Artist Cooking Camp - Summer 2016 - The Big Table Cooking Company
This camp is designed for our older Advanced Artists who are looking for an art class to challenge their skill level and help them build a personal style. We will explore new and exciting art mediums taught by our expert art teachers. Afternoons will be full of artistic wonder while the mornings will be filled with culinary delights crafted by our campers under the guidance of culinary expert Sharon Masciocco. No need to pack a lunch or snack as we will be eating our delicious creations. Full and half day options are available. Space is limited. (518)479-9888
Lacey Camp (Outdoor) - REGULAR Session 1 - 2016 - City of Hanford
Grades: K - 12th This weeks theme "Kids in the Kitchen Week" Parents, is your child ready to have fun and make new friends this summer? If yes, then bring your child to the coolest hot spot in town. The Lacey Park Day Camp is full of fun activities for children grades K thru 6th. This is an outdoor recreation camp. Campers will learn about the benefits of being physically active; as well as, having a healthy lifestyle in the outdoors. Each week campers will engage in various group games, art projects, participate in a talent show and weekly field trips to the Hanford Teen Center, Hanford Plunge and the local Library. Free breakfast and lunch will be provided. A weekly food menu will be provided at request. If your child has a particular taste, you may consider bringing a sack lunch for your child. The park in the summer is hot, please send your child to the park with a bottle of water and sunscreen. Staff will provide an igloo of cold water for refills. Please have your campers wear comfortable play clothes and tennis shoes. Campers will go to the Hanford...
CSI: Summit July 11-15 - Summit School
CSI Summit --- Camp Leaders- Roger Echols and Leslie Russell --- July 11-15 --- Rising 4th, 5th & 6th Graders --- Solve mysteries that are happening at Summit School --- Learn basic CSI science and apply this knowledge to solve these mysteries --- Locations- Summit Science Center and Wake Forest Chemistry Lab --- Learning science while having fun --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777