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Camp Anokijig Featured
www.anokijig.com
Anokijig offers adventures filled with positive values, personal growth & outrageous fun! Boys & girls ages 7-16. 3 Day, 1-2 week, up to 9 week programs.
Activities include: canoeing, archery, swimming, team sports, fishing, arts/crafts, nature, kayaking, windsurfing, horse rides, sailing and boating.
All camp activities include: beach parties, cookouts and campfires.
Come join us, you will love it!
Camp Kawaga Featured
www.kawaga.com
Boys' Overnight camp, ages 7-16. Steeped in Native American tradition, Camp Kawaga promotes Sportsmanship, Spirit, Leadership and Fellowship. Activities include: All Team Sports, Swimming, Water Skiing, Sailing, Outdoor Adventure. Sessions are 4 or 8 weeks, or 1 week for first time campers ages 6-10. Sign up now for this invaluable summer experience!
Aquest Adventures Gulfarium Summer Camp
1010 Miracle Strip Parkway SE, Fort Walton Beach, FL
Telephone(850) 243-0353
Digital Media Academy
Telephone866-656-3342
GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps
Atlanta, Boston, Charleston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis
www.laxcamps.comGameBreaker Lacrosse Camps were developed to provide athletes with the opportunity to become better lacrosse players by learning from the best coaches and players in the game today. Over 50,000 campers have attended our camps to help improve their skills. Our goal at GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps is to help you keep improving, no matter what your ability level, through great coaching and healthy competition.
Telephone(800) 944-7112
TagsSports Camp
Gwynn Valley
www.gwynnvalley.comSituated on 320 acres in the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains in Brevard, NC, has been a summer camp for younger boys and girls since 1935. We offer a farm, wilderness, and traditional program that nurtures the child while fostering a connection with the land and the simple joys of childhood based on the values of simplicity and acceptance, where children could thrive in a noncompetitive atmosphere that emphasized individual achievement. Each camper will learn and grow under the guidance of a matu ...
