Summer Camp Profiles

EXPERIENCE!BAYLOR
Summer Camp Profiles
Alpine Camp
for Boys
P.O. Box 297
Mentone, AL 35984
(256) 634-4404
www.alpinecamp.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: boys
Ages: rising 2nd graders—rising 10th graders
Programs: team sports, ropes course,
climbing, riflery, archery, kayaking, canoeing, water park, swimming, crafts, tennis,
horseback, physical training, wilderness skills,
disc sports, fly fishing, mountain biking, guitar,
drums
Cost: Junior camp (11 days): $2,500; first and
second term (26 days): $4,500
Situated on the crest of Lookout Mountain,
Alpine’s massive rocks, rushing waterfalls and
deep woods provide the perfect setting for
a summer away at camp. Over the course
of a term, the usual schedule of activities is
interspersed with events like the 4th of July
celebration, Mountain Day celebration and a
trip day. Each night concludes with an activity
that could range from a cabin campout to a
game of “Mission Impossible” to a night of
slaughterball in the gym.
BASEcamp
at Bachman
Academy
414 Brymer Creek Rd.
McDonald, TN 37353
(866) 397-CAMP
www.bachmansummer.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 12-17
Programs: creative arts, equestrian
studies, veterinary science, woodworking,
leadership skills, personal development
Cost: residential students: $1175/per
week; day students: $975/week (discounts
for multiple weeks)
Classroom settings and lesson plans are specifically designed to accommodate the unique
needs of students with learning disabilities
and other language/processing disorders.
Campers can choose from a variety of evening
and free time activities, including sports and
other outdoor activities, games, arts and
crafts, social events and the opportunity to
enjoy the 200-acre campus. Highly trained
teachers share their enthusiasm with campers
in low student-to-teacher ratios, providing
each camper with optimal individualized
instruction.
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Baylor School
Summer Programs
171 Baylor School Rd.
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 267-8505 ext. 336 or
(423) 757-2616
www.baylorschool.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 5–18
Programs: traditional day camp (“Raider
Days,” a co-ed all sports camp, “Baylor
All-Sports Camp”, individual sports clinics,
enrichment programs and overnight sports
camps
Cost: $150–$1,000, depending on the session
Day camps are enormously popular because
of the variety offered: art, robotics, cooking,
and of course, all kinds of sports for all levels
of athletic ability. Before care and aftercare
are also available. A variety of overnight
sports camps are also offered (all sports,
boys lacrosse, cross country). Visit the Baylor
camp website for details and easy online
registration.
Belvoir Christian Academy
Summer Camps
Belvoir Christian Academy Summer Camps
800 Belvoir Ave.
Chattanooga, TN 37412
(423) 987-8774 (daycare)
www.bcalions.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: PK3–rising 9th graders
Programs: outdoor activities, swimming,
crafts and field trips; PK has in-house
visits from the Tennessee Aquarium, Earth
Fare, River City Pottery, East Ridge Library,
EPB, Noah’s Little Ark Petting Zoo and Angela’s Angels athletic prep and gymnastics.
In addition to weekly swimming, K–9th
grade field trips include visits to Coolidge
Park, the Chattanooga Zoo, Tennessee
Aquarium/IMAX, the Southern Belle,
Hunter Art Museum, the Chattanooga
Lookouts and Holiday Bowl.
Cost: (rates are subject to change for 2013) PK:
$80-$110 per week; K-9th: $100-140 per week;
options include full-day (7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and
partial-day (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.)
BCA’s summer camp is designed to provide
children who need summer childcare
with a variety of engaging activities. Along
with weekly field trips to local attractions,
children will enjoy making crafts, participat-
ing in water and bike days and simply
spending time with friends and interacting
with camp counselors.
Berean Academy Day Camp
441 Berean Lane
Hixson, TN 37343
(423) 877-1288
www.bereanacademy.net
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 3-12
Programs: field day games, field trips,
swimming, crafts, scavenger hunts, movies,
themed parties
Cost: registration fee: $25; weekly fee: $115
(includes lunch and field trips for ages 1st
grade and up)
Berean Academy Day Camp offers weekly
field trips for ages 6-12 to various places like
the Creative Discovery Museum, IMAX theater,
The Tennessee Railroad, and more. Campers
ages 6-12 are taken to the swimming pool
every week, while campers ages 3-5 have
a “Water Day” every week. The camp offers a
daily craft time for all ages as well as free play
time inside and outside on the playground.
It also offers weekly activities like scavenger
hunts, watching a movie theater style, field
day games, and special parties that correlate
with the theme of the week.
Boyd-Buchanan
School Summer
Camps
4650 Buccaneer Trl.
Chattanooga, TN 37411
(423) 624-9064
www.bbschool.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: PK–12th
Programs: athletic and academic
Cost: $75–$200 (depending on half or full
day)
Boyd-Buchanan School (BBS) offers athletic
and academic camps for both girls and boys.
Each BBS athletic camp focuses on teaching
the fundamentals of the sport and works to
develop each camper’s skill. The academic
programs approach each camp session with
learning activities designed to engage the
creative and intellectual spark of each camper.
BBS provides an enriching atmosphere
which enables participants to grow physically,
spiritually, and mentally. Campers can choose
to attend half-day or full day, and early/after
care and lunch options are offered.
SUMMER CAMP ! June – July, 2013
The Bright School
CAMP BRIGHT
1950 McDade Ln.
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 267-8546
www.brightschool.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 4–11
Programs: variety of summer day camps
for ages listed
Cost: varies by session
Camp Bright’s mission is to offer young campers a variety of unique experiences through
exploration, creativity, and play!
Challenger STEM
Learning Center
Cosmic Space
Quest Summer
Camp
Cosmic Space Quest Summer Camp UTC Challenger STEM Learning Center UTC Challenger STEM
Learning Center
855 E. 5th St.
Chattanooga, TN 37403
(423) 425-4126
www.utc.edu/Outreach/ChallengerCenter/
SummerCamp.php
[email protected]
Want Maximum Fun? In addition to traditional day camps loaded with activities kids love, you can
count on Baylor camps to provide a huge selection of offerings and schedules. AVA Art Camp! A variety
of art and film activities for kids and teens ages 4-18. Enrichment Camps! Dance and art classes, robotics,
chess, theater, and even sailing! Sports Camps! Led by Baylor coaches on our amazing 690-acre campus.
(423) 757-2616 | www.baylorschool.org | Register by March 15 for early bird discount.
Maximum Fun
A summer adventure for ages 4 through 18.
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 4–14
Programs: half-day camps (PK-K) June 21 and
July 30; one-day camps (grades 1–3) June 20
and July 29; Saturday camp (grades K–8) June
29; three-day camp (grades 3–8) July 1–3; Space
and Patriotic Theme five-day camps: PK–K, June
24–28 (half day); grades 5–8, July 8–12; grades
1–3, July 15–19; grades 3–5, July 22–26
Cost: $35–$275
Challenger STEM Learning Center Cosmic
Space Quest offers engaging and fun STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
driven content that is predominately
space-themed. Professionally licensed and
experienced educators facilitate the program.
Chattanooga Arboretum
& Nature Center
Summer Camps
400 Garden Rd.
Chattanooga, TN
37419
(423) 821-1160
www.chattanoogaanc.org
[email protected]
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Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 5 (completed kindergarten)–13
Programs: live animals, hiking, games,
canoeing, wallowing in mud
Cost: members: $95-$210; non-members:
$125-$240
Campers will explore nature through exciting
activities, games, hikes and live animal
encounters. Some age groups also go on a
wild cave tour, mountain biking, canoeing
and spend the night at the Center.
Chattanooga
Christian School
Summer Camps
3354 Charger Dr.
Chattanooga, TN 37409
www.ccsk12.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: K–12th
Programs: academic, arts, athletics
Cost: $100–$450
CCS camps offered during the day include a
variety of sports, art, and a wonderful musical theatre camp. Please visit the CCS website
for details and online registration.
Chattanooga Theatre Centre’s
Summer Academy
400 River St.
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 267-8538
www.theatrecentre.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 5–17
Programs: acting, creating plays, performance training, dance
Cost: $100–$600
Various programs explore acting, comedy,
performance training, dance, stories to stage
and other aspects of stage work.
Creative Discovery Museum
321 Chestnut St.
Chattanooga, TN 37402
(423) 648-6045
www.cdmfun.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 4–11
Programs: Friends’ Discovery Camp:
June 3-14 and July 29-August 2; preschool
(half-day): June 17-21 Fairy Tales; preschool
(half-day): June 24-28 Jan Brett Stories;
school age (full day): July 8-12 Magic Tree
House; school age (full day): July 15-19
Creative Concoctions—Fun in the Kitchen;
school age (full day): July 22-26 Castles, Kings,
and other things
Cost: Full-day: $170 for members, $205 for
nonmembers; Half-day: $85 for members,
$105 for nonmembers
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Camps are based on a theme and many of
the activities during the week correspond
with that theme. Children will take a field trip
during each of the full-day camps that will
relate to the theme. Half-day camps are for
4- to 5-year-olds who may be experiencing
camp for the first time.
Creative Discovery Museum
Friends’ Discovery Camp
321 Chestnut St.
Chattanooga, TN 37402
(423) 648-6045
www.cdmfun.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 8-12
Programs: The Creative Discovery Museum
offers Friends’ Discovery Camp as a camp
dedicated to and designed for children with
special needs.
Cost: call for pricing
Friends’ Discovery Camp is a camp for
children with autism and their typically
developing peers. The half-day camp is
supported with UTC psychology students
who use the camp as a practicum for their
class. The adult-to-camper ratio is 1:2 which
allows the entire camp to participate in fun
activities and field trips. June 3-14 will be for
ages 8-10 and July 29-August 2 will be for
ages 11-12.
Cumberland Youth
Foundation Day
Players
1505 North
Moore Rd.
Chattanooga, TN
37411
(423) 698-2556
www.firstcumberland.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 6–13
Programs: organized group games, VBS,
summer musical, tournaments, daily swimming, weekly movies, daily chapel, singing,
crafts, service projects
Cost: $925
Day Players provides everything a child needs
to maintain a healthy body and build a strong
spirit during the summer months. Day Players
is commited to providing a summer experience
that is safe, affordable, and Christ-centered.
Programs: day camps, athletic camps,
academic/enrichment camps, classes and
more
Cost: $150–$485 (depending on session)
GPS offers traditional day camps for girls,
athletic camps for sports fanatics, and academic
and enrichment classes for all ages. Camps
offered include: Camp Kaleidoscope, Bruiser
Camp, Athletic Camps (basketball, softball,
running, sailing, volleyball, soccer, tennis, cheerleading, rowing, and swimming lessons), other
Specialty Camps (American Girl® Camp, Rock
Star, Hunter Safety Education & Archery for Girls
and Women, Mrs. Bolden’s Theatre Workshop,
Ready, Set, Go…Math) and more. New this year
are Life’s A Party Camp and Knex Camp.
Grace Football Camp
7815 Shallowford Rd.
(423) 892-8222 ext. 125
www.gracechatt.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: boys
Ages: K–8th
Programs: Boys will be divided into two
groups K–3rd and 4th–8th.
Cost: $80 before June 3, $100 after June 3
Grace Football camp is a football camp for
boys from kindergarten through eighth grade.
The camp runs June 3-6, 2013.
Hickory Valley
Christian School
6605 Shallowford Rd.
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 894-3200
www.hvcs.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 3 years old–rising 3rd graders
Programs: enrichment programs and
weekly themes focusing on athletics, fine arts,
technology, world cultures, fitness, science,
health, Bible and more
Cost: $135/week (sibling discounts and
daily rates available)
The summer day camp program focuses on
weekly themes intended to enhance summer
learning. It offers a loving Christian environment where children can enjoy their summer
vacation and explore creative ways to learn
about the world around them. Theme weeks
allow children the opportunity to learn and
grow in many different educational areas.
GPS Summer Programs
205 Island Ave.
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 634-3457
www.gps.edu
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: mostly girls,
but some boys too
Ages: 4–17
Hunter Museum of American
Art Summer Art Camp
10 Bluff View
Chattanooga, TN 37403
(423) 752-2051
www.huntermuseum.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 4–12
Programs: seven weeks of themed, weeklong day camps in June and July
Cost: half-day: members, $84; nonmembers, $105; full day: members, $168;
non-members, $210
Camps incorporate art, physical activity and
field trips to local parks and organizations.
Each week of camp closes with an art exhibition where campers share their hard work
and creativity with family and friends. Before
care and aftercare are available.
Camp Joe Joe’s
The Clay Pot
1311 Hanover St.
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 265-2007
www.dirtfromtheclaypot.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 4-12
Programs: games, water day, photo shoots,
gift making for family and friends, and much
more! Kids coming together to be original,
be creative, and having a blast with other
campers.
Cost: $125/child for three half-day sessions
Camp Joe Joe’s is a fun, imaginative camp
that creates an atmosphere for all campers,
both boys and girls, to shine. From tie-dying
to dancing, snacks to flowers, Camp Joe
Joe’s strives to bring out the creativity in all
the kids. Always fun, always exciting, always
something new. Instructors are Joe Jumper,
owner of the Clay Pot, and Education Specialist Nikki Russell.
Camp Juliette Low
321 Camp Juliette Low Rd.
Cloudland, GA 30731
(706) 862-2169
WinterP.O. Box 5113
Marietta, GA 30061
(770) 428-1062
www.cjl.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: girls
Ages: 7–17
Programs: archery, canoeing, sailing,
horseback riding, challenge course, climbing
wall, swimming, diving, outdoor living
skills, drama, crafts, tennis, campcraft skills,
camp-outs, campfires, cookouts, singing,
counselor-in-training program
Cost: one week: $765; two weeks: $1,495;
counselor-in-training (3 weeks): $1,125
Camp Juliette Low is celebrating 91 years
of camping on Lookout Mountain. Camp
Juliette Low is a traditional girls’ camp where
self-reliance, confidence and teamwork are
nurtured through fun instructional programs.
Camp Juliette Low, Inc.
Atop Beautiful Lookout Mountain In Cloudland, Georgia
For Girls 7-17
Activities:
Horseback riding
Ropes Course
Climbing Wall
Archery
Tennis
Hiking
Overnights
Sailing
Canoeing
Swimming
Diving
Crafts
OLS
Campfires
One and Two week
sessions available
June 9 August 3, 2013
We have a brochure and DVD available by request.
You can contact us the following ways:
Winter Address: P.O. Box 5113, Marietta, GA 30061
Phone: 770-428-1062
FAX: 770-428-1302
Website: www.CJL.org Email: [email protected]
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Notre Dame High School
“Discover the Spirit”
2701 Vermont Ave.
Chattanooga, TN 37404
(423) 624-4618
Email: [email protected]
www.myndhs.com
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: rising K–rising 9th graders
Programs: sports camps, fine arts
camps, academic and spiritual enrichment
Cost: $75–$225, depending on camp
selection
Notre Dame offers half-day and full-day
programs that focus on athletic skills development, fine arts instruction, academic
enrichment and spiritual enrichment. The
mission of Notre Dame’s summer camp is
to provide recreational, educational and
spiritual activities in an environment that
embraces religious, academic, cultural
and economic diversity.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
School - Let the Fun Begin!
505 South Moore Rd.
Chattanooga, TN 37412
(423) 622-1481
www.myolph.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: rising K–rising 8th graders
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Kid Book Kamp
Various Locations
(423) 413-3526
www.brightlivelihoods.com/kbkchat
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 6-12
Programs: writing, illustrating, publishing
Cost: $225 (includes healthy snack and art
materials for session)
Kid Book Kamp is a new program set to
launch in the Chattanooga area this summer
that gives children ages 6 to 12 the tools to
launch their literary careers. Founded by
Chicago-based author and educator, Laurel
Donnellan, the program gives kids the opportunity and tools to write, illustrate, and
publish their own books. Each Kamp runs
for a week, during which kids get to learn
about each step of the writing and publishing process. Professionally published books
are mailed to parents within two weeks of
the end of the session. Each child gets an
electronic version of their story, and Kid
Book Kamp authors will have the option to
market their books online. Kid Book Kamp
(which has been featured on NPR) is currently accepting registrations for its camps
this summer.
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McCallie
Summer Programs
500 Dodds Ave.
Chattanooga, TN 37404
(423) 493-5852
mccalliesportscamp.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both, for some camps (art,
debate, fly fishing, golf, sailing, soccer, swim
lessons, technology and tennis)
Ages: 5–16
Programs: athletic camps in baseball,
basketball, football, lacrosse, soccer, tennis
and wrestling; limited enrollment camps in
art, debate, fly fishing, golf, paintball, sailing
and technology; also day camp, first camp,
swim lessons, cross-training and boarding
camps
Cost: varies by camp; see website for more
information
McCallie’s summer programs include a
variety of camps for boys and girls age five
and up with emphasis on participation,
cooperation, teamwork and having fun! The
camp’s goal is to provide a quality summer
recreational experience in a safe and wholesome environment for current students,
alumni children and the community in
general.
Programs: Stepping up to Kindergarten (for incoming OLPH students only),
football skills clinic and camp, soccer
skills clinic and camp, art camp, drama
camp
Cost: varies; call for more information
Summer Camps 2013 offer a great
summer of fun at OLPH. Children from
K–8th grade are invited to join camps
that focus on learning enrichment,
sports and the arts. A great team of staff
members are ready to make your child’s
summer fun, exciting and enriching.
Primrose Schools
East Brainerd
1619 Gunbarrel Rd.
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 499-5584
www.primroseeastbrainerd.com
[email protected]
Hixson
1985 Northpoint Blvd.
Hixson, TN 37343
(423) 870-4840
www.primrosehixson.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 5-12
Programs: weekly, entire summer and
part-time
Cost: varies by program; call for more
information
The camp theme for this summer is
Passport to Adventure! Students will
explore the great outdoors, food fun,
wild and wacky science, and much
more. They will also participate in three
field trips per week and many activities
related to weekly themes.
Riverview
Camp for Girls
757 County Rd. 614
Mentone, AL 35984
(800) 882-0722
www.riverviewcamp.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: girls
Ages: 6–16
Programs: riding (both English and
Western), swimming (heated pool),
tennis, ropes course, climbing tower, canoeing, golf, archery, riflery, gymnastics,
cheerleading, dance, sports, outdoor
living skills, arts and crafts, Riverview
Refinement, knitting and more.
Cost: one week: $1,375; two weeks:
$2,575
On top of Lookout Mountain and on the
banks of Little River, Camp Riverview is
only 45 minutes south of Chattanooga.
Recognized as one of the South’s favorite
all-around summer camps for girls,
Riverview’s Christian emphasis and exciting programs are appreciated by both
parents and campers.
St. Andrew’s-Sewanee
School (SAS)
Summer
290 Quintard Rd.
Sewanee, TN 37375
(931) 598-5651
www.sasweb.org/summer
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 6-Adults
Programs: basketball camp, soccer
camp, outdoor adventure camp,
Shakerag Workshops (residential adult
craft programs)
Cost: varies by program; see website
for more information
SAS Summer offers a variety of weeklong
day camps for sports and outdoor
adventure. The Shakerag Workshop
welcomes adults for a one-week
residential program to learn crafts from
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St. Nicholas School
Summer Camp
7525 Min Tom Drive
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 894-6485 or (423) 899-1999
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Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 4–12 (Day and Enrichment
Camp), 13–15 (Camp Leadership
Program)
Programs: Wednesday field trips,
swimming, art, music, soccer, softball,
basketball, ballet, jiu jitsu, piano, computer, math, science, reading, Spanish
Cost: $80-$135/week, siblings discount
Summer Camp 2013
The Hunter offers exciting summer
camps for children ages 4-12
that incorporate art making,
physical activity and field
trips. All supplies, snacks
and a camp t-shirt are
included.
huntermuseum.org 423.267.0968
The St. Nicholas Summer Camp
Program is a comprehensive school age
program licensed with the Department
of Education. The program nurtures
imagination, encourages self-directed
initiative, and develops leadership
skills in children. Involvement in ageappropriate group activities and exposure to diverse athletic and educational
experiences are the foundation to the
program. This year, campers can enjoy
a summer-long journey through the exciting continent of Africa. During a new
gardening program, children can learn
the basics of growing summer veggies,
herbs, and flowers in the St. Nicholas
School garden. Each week participating
kids will harvest food from the garden
and set up a farm stand where parents
can buy produce. Camps run M-F from
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting June 3 through
August 2.
Silverdale Baptist
Academy
7236 Bonny Oaks Dr.
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 892-2319
www.silverdaleba.org
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: Seahawk SuperCamp sports
camp: 7–12; math camp: 1st–6th; art
camp: 1st–8th grade
Programs: sports camp, June 3–6:
football, baseball, volleyball, soccer,
wrestling, cheerleading, softball, golf,
basketball; math camp, June 24–26; art
camp, July 15–19
Cost: sports camp: $175 per child with
second sibling price drop to $150.00
(includes lunch and t-shirt); math camp:
$40
For more info about the Seahawk SuperCamp, contact [email protected].
For more info on Silverdale’s Art Camp,
contact [email protected]. For
more info on Silverdale’s Math Camp,
contact [email protected].
Camp Skyline Ranch
4888 Alabama Hwy. 117
Mentone, AL 35984
(800) 448-9279
www.campskyline.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: girls
Ages: 6–16
Programs: horseback riding, circus,
ropes course, swimming, canoeing,
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gymnastics, cheerleading, arts & crafts,
painting, cooking, sports, golf, tennis,
riflery, archery and much more
Cost: one week: $1,627; two weeks:
$3,034
Camp Skyline Ranch has been enriching young girls in God, relationships
and self since 1947. With a 1:5
counselor-to-camper ratio, campers
are assured individual attention and
guidance. Beautiful, modern facilities
are equipped with restrooms and
showers in every cabin.
Sylvan
Learning of
Chattanooga
Summer Camp
4295 Cromwell
Rd. Ste. 309
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 894-8333
www.sylvanchattanooga.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: K–12th graders
Programs: reading, writing, math,
study skills and ACT/ SAT prep
Valley View Ranch
Equestrian Camp
606 Valley View Ranch Rd.
Cloudland, GA 30731
(706) 862-2231
www.valleyviewranch.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: girls
Ages: 8–17
Programs: Equestrian Camp
Cost: $1,450–$2,850
Valley View Ranch Equestrian Camp has
been a horse lovers’ paradise since 1954.
For 50 girls, during one to nine weeks,
the 600-acre camp offers English riding,
Western riding, barrels, vaulting, and
trails. CHA instructors teach beginner to
advanced riders. Girls spend 4–6 hours
daily with their OWN horse.
Camp Vesper
Point
3216 Lee Pk.
Soddy-Daisy, TN 37379
(423) 648-7936
www.vesperpoint.org
[email protected]
Cost: varies by program
Boys | Girls: both
Summer long supplemental and enrichment programs are available.
Ages: 3rd–10th grade
Tennessee Christian
Preparatory School Day
Camp
4995 North Lee Hwy.
Cleveland, TN 37312
(423) 559-8939
www.tcpsk12.org
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: K–5th grade
Programs: volleyball, cheerleading,
basketball, flag football, wiffleball, kickball, soccer, tennis, disc games, softball,
table games, jewelry making, rock band,
baseball, creative crafting for girls only,
mad scientist, acting 101, secret service,
dance, cooking, and painting.
Cost: $105 week, all day; $60 week
half-day; $30 daily drop in
TC Prep Day Camp provides a Christfocused, safe, educational, fun-filled
environment for children who have
finished kindergarten through fifth
grade. TC Prep Day Camp provides
large and small group activities that
appeal to all types of personalities and
all elementary ages. Each child will get
the chance to pick five track times each
day to participate in for the week of
camp. Counselors are hand-picked and
specifically trained for this summer
of camp.
Programs: swimming, water skiing,
water slides, crafts, blobbing, canoes/
kayaks, tennis, frisbee, crafts, volleyball,
fishing, baseball, basketball, guitar, many
other group games and lots of fun
Cost: $500/week
Located on Lake Chickamauga, Vesper
Point has provided over 55 years of
Christian camping for children and
families. At CVP, Jesus Christ is presented
to kids through fun outdoor activities,
high-energy adventure, sports, worship
and a loving relationship with a Christcentered counselor. Waterfront activities,
beautiful facilities, competitive prices
and convenient sessions are offered. The
camp is owned and operated by First
Presbyterian of Chattanooga.
WinShape Camps
P.O. Box 490009
Mt. Berry, GA 30149
(800) 448-6955 ext. 1120
www.winshapecamps.org
[email protected] (overnight info)
[email protected]
(day camp info)
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: completed grades 1-11
cheerleading, roller blading, golf, tennis,
musical theatre, puppetry, handcrafts,
drawing and painting and many more!
Cost: one-week program: $660; two
week program: $1,685; adventure
program: $2,035
WinShape Camps create unforgettable
overnight and day camp experiences for
boys and girls of all ages through exciting
programs designed to sharpen their
character, deepen their faith and grow in
their relationships with others.
Camp Woodmont
381 Moonlight Dr.
Cloudland, GA 30731
(706) 398-0833
www.campwoodmont.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 6–14
Programs: horseback riding, hiking,
canoeing, archery, climbing wall, high/
low ropes, giant swing, dance, crafts and
more
Cost: one week: $725; two weeks: $1,150
Camp Woodmont on Lookout Mountain
in northwest Georgia is a traditional
overnight camp. Founded on strong
Christian morals and principles in 1981,
Camp Woodmont is the perfect place
to build lifelong friendships and lasting
memories. The camp program is very well
suited to first-time campers: all traditional
camp activities start at an introductory
level and the camp layout is conveniently
spaced out.
YMCA Camp Ocoee
111 YMCA Dr.
Ocoee, TN 37361
(423) 338-5588
www.campocoee.com
[email protected]
Boys | Girls: both
Ages: 7–17
Programs: traditional resident camp
featuring canoeing, archery, mountain
biking, high ropes course, climbing tower,
horseback riding, water skiing, swimming,
and more
Cost: $575/week
Located in the Cherokee National Forest
on Lake Ocoee, a week at Camp Ocoee is
a life-changing experience. The Christian
values learned and the confidence gained
by participants becomes a way of life.
Programs: archery, horseback riding,
swimming, pottery, basketball, flag
football, indoor rock climbing, mountain
biking, soccer, swimming, tennis, ultimate
frisbee, digital photography, Indian lore,
rocketry, wacky science, gymnastics/
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