Aerial Arts

Aerobics

Aikido

Archery

Art & Crafts

Baseball

Basketball

Biking

Bilingual

Board Games

Boating/canoeing

Bowling

Boxing

Capoeira

Ceramics

Cheerleading

Chess

Coding/Programming

Cooking

Cricket

Dance

Drawing/Sketching

Drones

Embroidery

Entrepreneurship

Experiment

Exploration

Farming

Fencing

Field Hockey

Field Trips

Filmmaking

Fishing

Flag Football

Football

Futsal

Gaga Ball

Gardening

Glass work

Go-Karting

Gymnastics

Hapkido

Hiking

Hockey

Horse back

Ice Skating

Jewelry Making

Jiu jitsu

Judo

Karate

Kayaking

Kickboxing

Knitting

Kobudo

Krav Maga

Kung Fu

Lacrosse

Lazer Tag

Marathon

Math

Mini golf

Modeling

Muay Thai

Music

Music Therapy

Nature

Ninja

Occupational Therapy

Painting

Photography

Physical Therapy

Ping-Pong

Playing Instrument

Podcasting

Pottery

Printmaking

Reading

Religious service

Riflery

Robotics

Rock Climbing

Rope Course

Sailing

Scuba Diving

Sensory Play

Sewing

Skating

Sky Diving

Snorkelling

Soccer

Softball

Song Writing

Speech Therapy

Sportsfield activities

STEM/STEAM

Story Telling

Surfing

Swimming

Table Tennis

Once upon a time, in the sun-soaked grandeur of the Golden State, California, the land of beaches, tacos, and movie stars, lived an extraordinary bunch of kids. Unlike most youngsters who were busy dueling with video game controllers, these kids were part of an elite team called the "Arrow Avengers," and they were mastering the ancient art of archery.

Leading the Arrow Avengers was a character cooler than a polar bear's toenails and funnier than a monkey's uncle. His name was Archibald the Amazing Archer, or as his friends called him, Archie. Archie was not your typical archer. He was a spaghetti-loving, sunglasses-wearing squirrel who could shoot an arrow with an accuracy that would make Olympic champions green with envy.

Archie and his knee-slappingly hilarious troop of tiny archers, trained under the Californian sunshine, transforming parking lots into archery arenas, using palm trees as bow holders. Archie's humor was as sharp as his arrows, and his laughter was infectious. His favorite joke was, "Why don't archers tell secrets? Because they always go straight to the point!" 

The Arrow Avengers were a laugh riot, a bunch of archery-obsessed comedians, shooting arrows and punchlines with equal skill. They embodied the spirit of California - full of life, laughter, and a dash of the extraordinary. Each arrow they shot was not just a piece of sharpened wood soaring through the air, but a symbol of their joy, ambition, and unique Californian spirit. They were more than just archers; they were the heart of the Golden State, the merry marksmen of California.

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Swift Nature Camp is the perfect place for your child to spend their summer! Our overnight camp for boys and girls ages 6-15 is located in beautiful Wisconsin. We offer a unique blend of traditional summer camp activities and environmental education to help kids increase their appreciation for nature, science, and the environment. We’ve got it all – fun, friendships, adventure trips, and nature! Spend your summer with us – you’ll never forget it!

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Swift Nature Camp

Camp provides a safe and secure environment for children to learn, grow, and have fun. Campers and staff are empowered to become leaders, to develop spiritual and personal growth, and to build lasting friendships. We provide an opportunity for campers to learn to navigate life’s challenges and serve the broader community. We believe that each person can have a positive influence on our world and to that end, we use the example of a young seminarian named Michael. His example of reaching out to others, helping them, and using the gifts and talents God gave him serves as an inspiration for campers and staff alike. 

At camp, campers are surrounded by nature and taught to respect the environment. Through our Nature Program, campers learn the Leave-No-Trace wilderness ethic and the names of local trees and plants. We ask campers and staff to respect all life and avoid the unnecessary picking of leaves or killing of bugs. Campers are encouraged to take this "Michael-like" spirit home with them, helping to make our world more loving and life-giving.

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At Tumbleweed, every summer is an adventure! For over 65 years, we have been creating a safe and welcoming environment for children to explore, play, and unplug from technology. We believe that these three activities are the key ingredients to a happy childhood.

We invite you to join our Tumbleweed family and take part in the summer fun! Our team is dedicated to providing a fun and safe experience for each and every camper. Our mission is to help children stay connected to nature and to each other as they enjoy their time away from home.

At Tumbleweed, we strive to create an oasis, a summer dream, and a haven for childhood play. Our campers are sure to make lasting memories as they explore, play, and unplug with friends. So come join us and be part of the Tumbleweed family!

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Shawna DeGrange, or “Charm” as she is known on the ranch, has been a part of the Cloverleaf Camp team since 1999. Since 2003, Charm has been the Camp Director and is a third-generation owner/Director. Her educational background includes Early Childhood Development with minors in tennis, dance, and horse mastership. She is also certified as a rifle instructor and archery instructor, and heads up the American Camp Association’s Accreditation Team. In addition to her camp experience, Charm has also been employed by Southern California Girls, Inc., a program dedicated to assisting young women in achieving personal success.

Charm has also been committed to her local community. She has worked with organizations like local Rotary clubs, volunteered as a mentor in the “Girls on the Run” program, joined and supported BRONC (Barn and Ranch Owners of Norther California), and served as president of the Mark West Chamber of Commerce. In 2012, she established the non-profit Charm’s Place, which provides scholarships for camp to children in need. Her dedication to her local community was recognized in 2015 when she was awarded the Spirit of Sonoma Award.

Ron DeGrange has been involved in all aspects of the Cloverleaf camp since 1963. He holds a California Community College credential in physical education and horsemastership, and is in charge of the Food Service Program. Ginger DeGrange, Charm’s mother, also holds credentials as a French and English instructor and has been a Horse Science instructor since 1971 at Santa Rosa Junior College. A talented rider, Ginger has won many awards, including Grand National Rodeo Queen in 1963, Sonoma County Rodeo Queen in 1964, and California State Rodeo Princess in 1966.

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Tom Sawyer Camps has been a beloved tradition in the Pasadena area since 1926. Every summer, campers ages 3-14 from all over the area get to experience carefree outdoor activities in a rustic setting in the Hahamongna Watershed Park. The camp day is split between scheduled activities such as swimming, horseback riding, archery, and rock wall climbing, and free time where campers can explore and create in the wilderness. During free time, campers can build forts, create dams in the mud river, and complete imaginative challenges. All of these experiences provide campers with an opportunity to get back to nature, just like Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatcher did in the classic literature.

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Tom Sawyer Camps

At Mountain Camp Woodside, we provide a safe and caring environment that facilitates growth, development and confidence in our campers. Our staff is comprised of highly trained, experienced and enthusiastic individuals who are dedicated to making the camp experience the most memorable and enjoyable one possible. We strive to create a camp environment where everyone is welcome and accepted, and where campers can feel free to explore, have fun, and be themselves.

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Jerry and Paula Baker founded Camp Tuolumne Trails in 2002, inspired by their own experiences caring for a son with a brain tumor. Their goal is to provide a safe and meaningful experience for all of their campers, especially those with disabilities. Tuolumne Trails is staffed by highly qualified year-round professionals and skilled seasonal employees and provides a supportive environment for healing, respite, education and recreation. The Bakers are dedicated to helping those with disabilities and those who support them, and are committed to making sure their campers have the best possible experience.

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With a variety of riding styles, our staff will ensure that your camper is comfortable and confident in the saddle.

In addition to horseback riding, Raintree Ranch offers plenty of other activities. From arts and crafts to evening campfires and star-gazing, there’s something for everyone. With such a wide range of activities, your camper will make life-long friendships and create lasting memories. 

Raintree Ranch is the perfect summer destination for young equestrians looking for a unique and memorable experience. Our cozy facilities and western-themed activities offer campers the opportunity to get to know their horses and each other in a calming environment, while still having access to all of the amenities of nearby YMCA Camp Marston. From horseback riding to arts and crafts, campers can make lifelong friendships and create lasting memories in our beautiful setting.

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Camp Butano Creek, owned and operated by the Girl Scouts of Northern California, is the perfect spot for budding adventurers. Girls entering grades 4-12 in the fall are invited to join us for a summer filled with self-discovery and nature exploration. From the Pacific coastline to the coastal mountains, there are plenty of exciting activities to choose from, such as: surfing, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, horseback riding and field archery. Plus, campers in their 11th grade have the chance to take part in our Counselor-In-Training program. 

At Camp Butano Creek, we want to provide a safe, fun and supportive environment for girls to develop confidence and grow as individuals. With the help of our dedicated volunteers and council administration, we are committed to helping campers make lifelong memories and create meaningful connections with the natural world. So don't wait, sign up today to experience an unforgettable summer at Camp Butano Creek!

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Our mission is to introduce these children to the life-changing and healing reality of Jesus Christ, and to equip them to lead meaningful and productive lives. 

Camp Alandale offers summer and winter camp programs for children ages 9-18. We keep our camp sessions intentionally small so that each child receives the proper amount of supervision, love, and care they need to feel safe, valued, and protected. Our goal is to have a 2:1 camper-to-counselor ratio in the summer and a 1:1 camper-to-counselor ratio in the winter, depending on the size of the group. 

At Camp Alandale, we believe that every child deserves a safe and loving environment to heal from the pain of their past. Our goal is to provide these children with the opportunity to learn more about God and discover his grace and mercy in a safe and nurturing environment. We hope to give them the tools they need to lead a meaningful and productive life.

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Camp Crescent Moon is a unique camp experience specifically designed for children with sickle cell disease. This week-long, sleep away camp provides a safe and supportive environment for campers to bond with friends, explore nature, and make memories. The camp is staffed with medical professionals who are experienced in the management and care of sickle cell disease, ensuring the safety of all campers. Camp Crescent Moon offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for children with sickle cell disease to take part in a traditional camp setting, something that would otherwise be impossible due to the potential serious complications that can arise at elevations above 5,000 feet.

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At AstroCamp, we offer many activities and programs that help our campers explore the great outdoors and build lifelong friendships. We have a wide range of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and swimming, as well as a variety of indoor activities like arts and crafts, theater, and a ropes course. Our staff is highly trained to ensure the safety and well-being of our campers.

At AstroCamp, we believe in providing the best environment for our campers. Our facility is situated in a beautiful, wooded area in the San Jacinto Mountains, providing a safe and comfortable setting for our guests. Our dorms are comfortable and spacious, and our meals are prepared with care in our lodge-style dining hall. We staff experienced, attentive counselors who are available to provide guidance and support to our campers. If you would like to learn more about our facility, please visit our website for further information.

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