Best Ohio Overnight Camps Summer 2025 Directory

CAMP FACILITIES: The region offers 16 metro parks with dirt, grass, and gravel trails and paved bike paths. Campers will be housed in university dormitories and meals will be provided in the campus dining halls. Runs will take place on campus and in the local metro parks.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: -10:1 Camper to Coach
-Instructors include experienced collegiate coaches and current collegiate student-athletes
-Instructional workshops addressing topics including technique, mental strategies, and training principles
-Inspiring guest speakers

In four years at the helm of Bowling Green cross country and track and field, Camp Director Lou Snelling has overseen the restoration of four programs and has built a foundation to revive the programs to a championship level of performance that honors the teams’ rich tradition and history.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please refer to the camp webpage for more information:
Our Camp Website Link: www.ussportscamps.com

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
COLLEGE PREP I: July 25-27, 2015
Overnight Camp with Commuter Option

TIMES: All day for Overnight / Commuters 8:00 am - 5:00 pm daily

FEES: Overnight - $450 / Commuter � $375

AGES: Boys and Girls entering high school or above

CAMP FACILITIES: We are a free range adventure bases out of northern Michigan, however we travel throughout the region. We live out of our tents and backpacks (when we aren't staying at a nice resort).

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Our guide teams are comprised of dedicated conservationist each with over 25 years back country guide experience, but most importantly we give special consideration to employ individuals whom we believe share in our mission and have the specialized skills to provide an adventure experience that is second to none!

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Custom designed family adventure packages.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Custom designed family adventure packages.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Hot Spots of Adventure:

Isle Royale National Park & Wildlife Biosphere
Porcupine Mountains
Pere Marquette River
North Country National Trail
Tahquamenon Waterfalls
Silver Lake Sand Dunes
Pictured Rocks National Shoreline
Mackinac Island
Cedar Point Amusement Park

In an effort to provide the highest level of safety and quality of experience we limit each session to 16 Explores ages 15+ years old and maintain a 1:3 Guide / Explorer Ratio.

Explores will really appreciate the opportunity to share their experiences with friends and family from our Wi-Fi enabled Safari Transport Vehicle while in route to our next big adventure!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
July: 7th, 2019- August 3rd,2019
Early Registration: $15,495 (Ends May 15, 2019)
General Registration $16,995

CAMP PROGRAM INFO:

For 28 years, PGC Basketball has been the worldwide leader in teaching players how to think the game, be a leader, and run the show.

We believe every player deserves to know how to unlock their potential. We believe every player deserves to discover how to be a leader on and off the court. And, we believe every player deserves to know how to use the game to propel themselves to success in life.

At PGC Basketball, we’re a team of passionate teachers of the game who won’t stop at anything in our quest to inspire and equip dedicated players and coaches everywhere.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Since 2012, PGC has provided more than $500,000 in financial assistance. Each year, we do our best to assist as many families as possible.

Scholarship applications begin each spring for summer sessions at: Our Camp Website Link: pgcbasketball.com

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Visit our website to learn about our summer overnight basketball camps, our skills academy camps for youth players, and our fall weekend camps.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Our PGC staff are remarkable individuals with a passion to learn, grow, and impact others. There are three ways to get involved: be a volunteer coach, join our paid summer staff, or join our year-round team.

Our Camp Website Link: pgcbasketball.com

CAMP FACILITIES: Recreation Unlimited has 3 Residence Halls, 20,000 Square Foot Recreation Center, Dining Hall, Lodge, Creative Center, Outdoor Pavilion, Amphitheater, Lake Front, 50' Tall Alpine Tower and over 4 miles of paved/accessible trails. All of Recreation Unlimited's facilities and programs are accessible to individuals with disabilities and health concerns.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Scholarships are available based on economic need, contact our offices for more information.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Family Day Camps for Autism Spectrum Disorder and Spina Bifida at this time.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Recreation Unlimited offers Summer Residential and Summer Day Camps, Year-Round Respite Weekend Camps and Specialty Camps. Please visit Our Camp Website Link: www.recreationunlimited.org for a complete list of camp sessions.

CAMP FACILITIES: Wanake has a variety of facilities including cabins, dorm style lodging, a tree house, and adirondack shelters. Photos can be found online at our website! We also have 3 ponds, a ranch with horses on site, an outdoor pool, and a large dining hall with home-cooked meals every day!

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Wanake runs a week of Leader In Training during the summer as one of our programs. Details and price for this training can be found at Our Camp Website Link: www.campwanake.org.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial aid is available for those who cannot afford the regular cost of camp. Call 330-499-3972 ext 108 for details or to apply.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Wanake runs a Memorial Day and a Labor Day Family Camp! Join together and experience camp as a family! Details and photos can be found online!

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Wanake is open year-round! We play host to a variety of groups including Outdoor Education, Youth Groups, Church Retreats, Staff Meetings, Family Reunions, Conferences, etc. We also have a Ranch onsite where we offer lessons, trail rides, pony rides, and birthday parties year-round as the weather permits!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Wanake offers 7 weeks of Summer Camp to choose from. In 2018 they are offered between June 17 and August 4. Most camps run Sunday through Friday, but there are some shorter programs for younger campers and a Horse Day Camp.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Wanake is looking to hire male and female counselors to work 7 weeks of the summer, and 3 weeks of training.  They are with the kids 24/7 in family groups and get 1 hour off every day or every other day as the schedule allows. Counselors lead bible study, are positive role models, lead cookouts, care for the campers, act as parents as necessary per age group, lead games, and help lead program activities with a trained staff person. Visit our website for further details and to apply Our Camp Website Link: www.campwanake.org.

CAMP FACILITIES: 10+ cabins, man-made lake for swimming and canoeing, horse corral, archery range, rifle range, waterfalls, "Glen" for hiking,

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The camp schedule provides three periods for campers to learn and improve their skills in various activities. All camp activities are supervised by a qualified CCO staff member. While there are always a variety of activities for campers to choose from, not all activities are available for every week. For more information and pictures of camp activities go to our Camp Activities page. We are members of the American Camping Association, Association of Cedarbrook Camps as well as Christian Camp and Conference Association.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: CILT - Camper In Leadership Training program.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: There are a limited number of need-based scholarships available needing financial assistance. Contact the Registrar for an application. Scholarship deadline is May 1st

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
2021 Registration Info

Cost (Girls' Camp and Boys' Camp): $280.00
Discount: $20.00 off Camp Fee
(If the registration and $100.00 deposit is postmarked or
submitted online by March 31st.)

Girls’ Camp:
Week 1: July 11-17
Week 2: July 18-24
Week 3: July 25-31

*Voyager Camp: Session 1: July 25-28; Session 2: July 28-31
*Voyager Camp is a half-week program for girls entering grades 1-4 accompanied by an adult.

Boys’ Camp:
Week 4: Aug 1-7

Our Camp Website Link: www.cedarbrookcampoh.com

CAMP FACILITIES: On the campus of Xavier University; campers will stay in on-campus residence halls

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: It works like this: More than 100 teenagers from around the region spend four days and three nights on a college campus, eating in the cafeteria, playing on the green space, sleeping in the dorms, all away from their parents and annoying siblings. (Or is that siblings and annoying parents? Whatever.) They participate in workshops and sessions on various “teen-related” topics, like public speaking (OMG NO!), volunteerism (OK, that’s cool) and ethics (I don’t know, what would you do?). There are also games, guest speakers and activities, all of which are structured to help young people recognize their leadership potential and encourage them to act upon it.

All of the activities are organized and run by a team of teen counselors who have already experienced LDC as campers and want to give back to the next camper group—with the support from college counselors and adult advisors, of course.

Campers also find that—through shared experiences—they make new friends from many different walks of life, often forming bonds of friendship that extend beyond the four days of camp. LDC participants spend a minimum of 6–12 hours volunteering for the Red Cross in the year following their LDC experience.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: A camp for young people, organized and run by young people, all in an effort to empower them and teach them the subtle and not-so-subtle traits of becoming a leader.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Available on a limited basis; need-based

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Thursday, July 14 through Sunday, July 17, 2016
$225 includes lodging, meals, snacks, camp materials and the AWESOME LDC 2016 t-shirt.

CAMP FACILITIES: Participants are housed in dorms and receive lessons and courses within the University of Dayton's newly renovated music facilities.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: The University of Dayton is extremely generous with scholarships. Over 90% of participants receive some form of financial aid. That combined with our highly qualified faculty, fantastic facilities and expanded curriculum make us one of Ohio's premier summer programs!

OTHER CAMP INFO: Resident and commuter participants are welcome.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For complete info Visit us at: Our Camp Website Link: www.udayton.edu.

CAMP FACILITIES: Our amenities are endless! 22 rubber matted 10'x12' stalls, indoor riding arena, 180'x210' outdoor arena, heated lounge, office, bathroom with shower, over 100 acres of on-site trails, 9 grassy pastures, 60' round pen, wash racks, boarder activities, youth programs, summer camps, guided trail rides and winery tours, and so much more!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Visit us at Our Camp Website Link: www.springlain.com for details.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Accepting female summer camp riding volunteers!  Contact hworkman[AT]springlain.com

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp Wego is fully committed to developing life and social skills for individuals with special needs ages 14 and up. We believe that our travel trips are a great way to experience independence, improve social skills, and increase self-esteem in a secure, safe and also an exciting environment. Our primary goals are to help travelers build self-esteem, develop better social skills and self-expression, make and maintain friendships, improve fine motor skills, gross motor skills, and sensory integration.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Camp Wego travels year around.

OTHER CAMP INFO: No Financial aid offered.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Most trips cost $1000 and up

For complete info visit Our Camp Website Link: www.campwego.com

CAMP FACILITIES: 3 Residence Halls that sleep up to 62 people each, 20,000 square foot recreation center, Dining Hall, Lodge, Creative Center, Aquatic Center, entire campus is fully accessible.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Year-round camps for individuals with disabilities and health concerns on a 195 acre accessible campus. All our programs and program areas are adaptable to suit any campers' specific needs. For more information, please refer to our website at Our Camp Website Link: www.recreationunlimited.org or call us at (740) 548-7006.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial Aid available based on need and awarded on first-come, first-served basis.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Year-round camp programs.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Year-Round Respite Weekend Camps run through out the school year. Summer Residential and Day camp begin in June and run into August. For all our camp dates and fees, please visit us online at Our Camp Website Link: www.recreationunlimited.org or call us at (740) 548-7006.

CAMP FACILITIES: Campers train at Oberlin College’s new Bob Kahn Track and Fred Shults Field. Completed in fall 2008, Bob Kahn Track is an eight-lane, Beynon, single-pour surface, similar to the track at historic Hayward Field. We will also do some runs on the adjacent Oberlin College Nature Trail – a fast, wood chip trail that starts just a few hundred meters from the track.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp Director Ray Appenheimer enters his 13th season as the Director of Track and Field and Cross Country at Oberlin College. During his tenure, Appenheimer has built Oberlin’s track and field and cross country programs into perennial powers in the nation, region and the North Coast Athletic Conference.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please refer to the camp webpage for more information:
Our Camp Website Link: www.ussportscamps.com

CAMP FACILITIES: Basketball and volleyball camps are held at the Callan Athletic Center and Doden Fieldhouse on seven air-conditioned courts. Soccer camps are held at the Yellow Jacket Soccer Complex which includes a lighted stadium and multiple practice fields (all 118 yards x 73 yards).

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Cedarville University competes in NCAA Division II and the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. Yellow Jacket Sports Camps are led by Cedarville University coaches and players.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For more information about Yellow Jacket Sports Camps please visit our website

CAMP FACILITIES: Please visit the website for complete information on ALL locations.

Pennsylvania: We train, eat, and sleep all at the Ramada Inn Convention Center Hotel. It provides an ideal learning experience and air conditioned wrestling area.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: USA Olympian - Ken Chertow

OLYMPIC AND ALL-AMERICAN COMPETITOR
•3x Academic All American
•3x NCAA All American
•2x Junior National Champion and OW
•2x Junior World Champion
•Olympic Festival Champion
•Midlands Champion & OW
Owner and Coach of the Gold Medal Training Camp system for 20+ years. Our campers have won 500+ State Championships in the last decade.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: GROUP DISCOUNTS: We offer substantial group discounts and enable coaches and group leaders to attend camp at no charge. We allow all the wrestlers in the community to combine for the group total.See below for details.

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FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Father/Son Camp Options

Parents, you are welcome to attend either the Kids Training Camp or the Future Champions Camp with your son. This is a unique opportunity to learn and bond together in a world class wrestling environment that also stresses fun, fitness, and fundamentals. We encourage you to attend sessions, take notes, video tape the instructional presentations, and/or assist your son. We offer a variety of housing and meal options to meet the needs and budget of your family. We look forward to providing you and your child with a memorable learning experience.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Visit Our Camp Website Link: www.KenChertow.com for camp options, pricing and more info!

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
We are looking for fun and creative Seasonal Camp Counselors!

Do you love spending time with children of all ages? Was your time at summer camp a cherished memory? Would you like to share your experiences and knowledge to make a real difference in the lives of those around you? 

As a YMCA Summer Camp Counselor you are responsible for the successful implementation and delivery of our camp activities. This is a seasonal position that starts at the end of May and runs through mid-August.
Please apply at Our Camp Website Link: jobs.dayforcehcm.com

CAMP FACILITIES: We have paved pathways, 6 dormitory style cabins with indoor plumbing, 1 cabin with semi private rooms, Reinberger heated swimming pool, Wolf Arts and Nature Center, Sears Activity Hall, Robert's Recreation Hall, Smith Lodge and Dining Hall, nature paths with guide wires for people with vision impairments and much more. See our webpage and scroll down to see our video or like our facebook page to see more.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: About the Highbrook Camp Program:

Our philosophy is simple: All people have abilities and our mission is to enable children and adults to realize their full potential through the recreation activities at Highbrook.

Safety is paramount to this mission. Our leader screening includes a criminal background check through the Ohio Bureau of Criminal investigation. All staff participates in a week-long orientation with sessions about sighted guide techniques, accessibility for people who are blind and visually impaired, and CPR and First Aid certification. Emergency drill training and procedures include weather, fire, injury, and lost camper. Children are always supervised by counselor teams, and attendance is taken several times daily. We have a resident Registered Nurse to dispense medication and carry out physician-ordered treatments for conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and glaucoma, to address possible emergencies, and to educate about wellness. Geauga County Hospital is literally within walking distance. Each year we communicate with the sheriff, fire, and police departments in the area to announce our summer arrival. We are grateful for their service and assistance in maintaining a very safe environment at Highbrook Lodge.

We ask to be partners with parents in our efforts to provide a safe camp experience for their children. Our application provides ample space to provide information related to a child’s special needs including vision, behavior, health, and diet. Please be as thorough and complete with information as possible. No tidbit is too trivial when a child becomes homesick, displays anxiety or anger, or has difficulty ‘fitting’ in. In the event of injury or incidents we call home to ask your advice and inform you of any unusual circumstances. When you arrive to pick up your child at the end of their camp session our goal is that you will not have any surprises about their care.

Our program for children is structured and progressive. Our day begins at 7:00 A.M. and progresses through meals, 3- 6 activity periods depending on age group, evening program, and cabin time. Our campers are kept busy and active throughout the day and usually are ready for bed at night. Our activities and procedures are based on traditional camp experiences to instill confidence and build self-esteem, enable peer support and getting along with others in a diverse world, and trying new things and mastering old skills. Campers are challenged to be as independent as possible, make decisions about activities, make choices in their day, help others, and be active.

Every effort is taken to help a child have a successful camp experience, but we will not force a child to endure a full session if they are overwhelmed by homesickness or other anxiety.

From time to time children and teens test the limits of authority and disciplinary actions need to be imposed. Highbrook Lodge staff will first discuss and correct inappropriate behavior. If behavior is not corrected (and it most often is) and depending on the situation, a child may receive a brief time-out from an activity (never sent to their cabin or away from the group), a loss of privilege such as the camp store, or a proactive assignment such as providing extra help during cabin clean-up (but never to clean the cabin alone, for example). Corporal punishment, cabin hazing, initiations and the like are forbidden at Highbrook Lodge and should be reported immediately to the Camp Director if reported by a camper to their parents. We ask parents to discuss the golden rule with children prior to coming to camp and reinforce their need to listen and obey, get along with others, ask permission from their counselors, mind their manners, and respect others’ person and property.

Campers will be sent home for threatening physical or verbal behavior toward others, inappropriate or sexual advances, bringing alcohol, illicit drugs, weapons, or offensive materials to camp, refusing to participate or follow directions, stealing, or destruction of property.

Registration for Highbrook Lodge is required. Applications are requested no later than June 1st. As sessions tend to fill rapidly, applications are accepted on a first-come first serve basis.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial aid application is available in camp registration packet.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Bright Future for families of children 0-6 who have a diagnosed vision impairment, and their siblings (all ages). You will enjoy the activities and facilities of Highbrook, meet other families with children with a vision impairment, and be able to speak with professional staff of the Cleveland Sight Center.

Family Sessions are available for children 6 and above with a vision impairment. Join us for a long weekend.

Cohen Syndrome Family Gathering is for children and adults diagnosed with Cohen's Syndrome. More information at Our Camp Website Link: www.facebook.com

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Highbrook offers various year round activities and weekend events for different age groups.

OTHER CAMP INFO: You are welcome to explore Highbrook for your summer camping needs. Children, Families, and adults living with a vision impairment or blindness will find we offer a session to meet their needs. In addition we are operated by Cleveland Sight Center, a comprehensive blindness rehabilitation program.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Visit our website for our camp schedule.

CAMP FACILITIES: Players will live on campus in air conditioned dorms. They will enjoy a meal plan at the cafeteria and have access to on campus recreation. We will be utilizing the top notch Wilmington College athletic facilities.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Player development is often lost in the pursuit of maximizing game time. Our program offers players amble games while focusing on practice, training, and development. Living on campus provides our players with the depth of training that can prepare them for the next level.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Session 1: College aged and rising college players June 16 to June 30.

Session 2: High School aged and rising HS players July 3 to July 17.

Fees include housing, food plan, games, and training.

Register for more information: Free

Camp: $2000

CAMP FACILITIES: Eight large cabins, outdoor pool, boathouse/lake, indoor recreation pavilion/dining hall, tree house, outdoor sports field, high & low ropes course, archery range, paintball range, tennis/basketball courts, nature/hiking trails.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Since 1929, Camp Ho Mita Koda is the nation’s first and oldest camp for children living with diabetes. Surrounded by 72 wooded acres in Newbury, Ohio, Camp Ho Mita Koda offers diabetes management in an active and supportive environment specifically designed for children to have fun, make new friends and learn about diabetes. With over 85 years of camping experience, on-site trained medical team oversees the diabetes management of each camper along with a registered dietitian plans meals and snacks. Camp Ho Mita Koda is proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association, complying with 300 national health, safety and program quality standards. To learn more about Camp Ho Mita Koda please visit Our Camp Website Link: www.camphomitakoda.org.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: CIT is a special program for former campers (age 16 and 17 yeas) that may want to be a counselor at Camp Ho Mita Koda in the future. If you are applying to become a CIT at Camp, it is important to understand that you are applying for a position of increasing responsibility and requiring a commitment to Camp. While camp offers an excellent social component, this cannot be the focus of an individual participating in the CIT program. Campers are the focus of this experience

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: To help ensure that all children have the chance to attend residence camp, camperships (financial assistance) are available to qualifying families. We are grateful to our donors for ensuring that each eligible camper has the opportunity to experience the joy of summer camp and the feeling of belonging that comes with a session a Camp Ho Mita Koda.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Family Camp May 20th- 12:00pm-4:00pm (Ages 4-10) $50/per parent and $25 per sibling.

Family Adventure Overnight camp (don't have to have diabetes)
June 17th-June 19th and June 21st through 23rd-
$200 per parent, $100 per chil

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Oct: Halloween Carnival
Nov: Movie Night at Camp
Dec: Santa Workshop
Jan: Camper Reunion
April: Spring Egg Hunt

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:

Session I- Type 1 and 2 only: June 25th- June 30th
(Ages 8-11) $500

Session IA Day Camp- July 5th- July 6th, July 7th
(Ages 5-11) $150 for all 3 days or $100 per day.

Session II- Type 1 and 2 Only- July 9th- 14th (Ages 12-15) $500.00

Session III- Type 1 and 2 Only- July 16th- July 28th ( Age 12-15) $1000

Teen Program Sept. 23-24 (Ages 14-17) $85

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
For summer camp job openings at Camp Ho Mita Koda, apply online at Our Camp Website Link: www.diabetespartnership.org.

CAMP FACILITIES: The College of Wooster's Timken Gymnasium and the Scot Center, with seven air conditioned full-size courts, are the focal points for training. Meals will be served in Kittredge Hall and recreation will revolve around the Scot Center.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The staff is composed of high school and college coaches who have proven their ability to teach. These men place great emphasis on the highest principles of athletics. Outstanding college players will serve as camp counselors.

• Winningest NCAA Div. III Basketball Program since 2000
• 33 straight full seasons with at least 18 wins
• 18 Regular Season NCAC Championships since 1989
• 17 NCAC Tournament Championships since 1992
• 28 NCAA Tournament Appearances since 1990
• Final Four 2003, 2007, 2011
• Elite Eight 2003, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2016

OTHER CAMP INFO: A Busy Schedule Activity begins at 8:40 a.m. The morning sessions emphasize individual and team offensive techniques. After lunch the emphasis shifts to defensive skills and 3-on-3 instruction. Besides the emphasis on skill development, campers will play league games each day, compete in individual and team contests, and get 1-on-1 instruction with a staff member on their shooting technique. Awards are presented to the league and contest winners. Campers are assigned to a team by their ability, age, and size. Each evening following dinner campers play league games.

During free time campers will have the opportunity to swim, play games, relax, build new friendships, etc. Each night before lights out, campers can order pizza/subs and spend time socializing with coaches, counselors, and other campers in the dorm. The daily schedule is extremely flexible. Since we are primarily interested in what is best for the individual, the agenda will be adjusted to suit each camper’s needs. For instance, the younger boys will not be required to complete the same syllabus as the older players.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Boys: July 10-13, July 17-20

Girls: July 17-20

CAMP FACILITIES: We have 10 duplex cabins for Girl's Village and 10 duplex cabins for Boy's Village, with bathhouses for each village. We also have a large dining hall, welcome center, nature center, three separate staff housing facilities, outdoor basketball court, soccer field, horse barn with riding ring, and our outdoor amphitheater.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp Mohaven is focused on two things- faith and fun! Some of our traditions include Barn Party, nightly skits performed by our staff, flag raising/lowering, BIG Games, Pool Olympics, Cabin of the Week Awards, Wacky Wednesday, Mohaven Mud Run, Tribal Games, and more! All of our staff complete a background check, child safety training, Red Cross First Aid & CPR/AED. We also offer specialty training and certification for staff in activities such as lifeguarding, horses, and high ropes.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Students who are 16 years old by June 1st may be eligible to work as a CIT. CITs go through the same staff training as our regular staff, and then receive special assistance and training throughout the summer. All CITs are paired with an experienced counselor to learn from on-the-job!

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Many Seventh-Day Adventist churches throughout the state offer special scholarships for children to offset the cost of camp.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Mohaven also runs Family Camp! There is no age limit- come with your favorite people and experience the fun of camp. Family camp runs from Wednesday through Sunday to fit a variety of schedules and you can participate in any of our activities, plus special programming and events just for families.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Camp Mohaven offers year-round horseback rides as well as facility rentals. For more information, visit our year-round website at mohaven.org!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Our camp typically runs from the second week of June through July. Please check our website for the most up-to-date information on dates and fees at: Our Camp Website Link: www.ohiosdayouth.org.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Every year we recruit outstanding young adults with a deep commitment to Christ and a passion for children! We also recruit a number of Staff-in-Training (ages 16-17) to train with us and learn what it takes. If you're interested in working for us, please submit a staff application found on our website.

CAMP FACILITIES: Our camps are offered at top-rated, professionally equipped sports training facilities.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Sports are FUN, but they are more fun when you get better! Our professional, passionate, and positive coaches will help your child become a better player and a more inspired athlete. Camp provides the perfect opportunity to improve skills, make new friends, laugh hard, and smile a lot. Our Mission is to shape a lifelong enjoyment of athletics through high quality sports education and skill enhancement while consistently exceeding the expectations of our customers!

During the summer of 2014 more than 70,000 US and international campers attended a US Sports Camps program. US Sports Camps currently offers 24 programs in 15 different sports.

Our summer sports camps include: Baseball, Basketball, Crew, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Multi-Sport, Rugby, Running, Soccer, Softball, Swim, Tennis, Ultimate, Volleyball, Waterpolo, and Yoga. We also offer several International sports camps around the world. Our sports camps continue to grow thanks to an outstanding community of Camp Directors and the dedication of the entire USSC staff. We expect 2015, our 41st year in business, to be our best year ever. We look forward to seeing you at camp!

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Many of our sports camps offer sessions and special weekend clinics year-round. Please contact us for details.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For complete information regarding summer camp sessions and fees, please visit our website at: Our Camp Website Link: www.ussportscamps.com.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Each camp director is responsible for hiring their own staff and typically hire in late winter and early spring. If you are interested in applying for a position, please email the appropriate sport mailbox at Our Camp Website Link: www.ussportscamps.com and we will forward on your information to any director looking for additional staff.

CAMP FACILITIES: We have two air-conditioned dormitories on campus with modern bathroom facilities. All food is cooked on-site by our staff.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO:

We are an ACA Accredited camp that offers unique experiences for campers in a national park setting.

We have a Theatre Camp that will give your child an opportunity to learn acting techniques and perform at the end of their week-long adventure.

Our Farm Camp gives campers a taste of farm life in the valley. Campers will dig in the dirt, learn about growing and preparing farm-fresh foods, and interact with farm animals.

Survivor Camp is a chance to sharpen wilderness skills. This year we offer two levels so returning campers can learn new skills.

Chef Camp will provide a chance to work with professional chefs to prepare dishes, learn about farm-to-table movement, and tour sustainable farms in the park.

All camps come with traditional 'camp' activities like night hikes, camp fires, games and songs.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Camperships are available upon request. Email us at cdages[AT]forcvnp.org for an application.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
See our website for more information about our facilities as well as our 2015 schedule at Our Camp Website Link: www.conservancyforcvnp.org.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Interested in being a camp counselor? See our website for current postings, at Our Camp Website Link: www.conservancyforcvnp.org.

CAMP FACILITIES: We have a dining hall, girl's cabins and bath house, boys' cabins and bath house, health center, outdoor pool, amphitheater, Nature Center, horse barn and high ropes course.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Summer camp should be a special experience for every child, especially those living with the challenge of diabetes. Through Camp Hamwi, childre have fun, form lasting friendships and learn the skills to manage their diabetes for a lifetime.

For 50 years, Camp Hamwi has offered exceptional summer camp experience for youth ages 7 to 17 who have diabetes. We are American Camp Association accredited. We are members of the Diabetes Education and Camping Association. Our medical staff include pediatric endocrinologists, physicians, and registered nurses. We have a registered dietitian each week and our kitchen staff are student dietitians. Our program staff include many camp alumni, social workers, and nature specialists. We contract with Camp Mohaven to provide staff certified as life guards, horse riding instructors, and adventure challenge instructors.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Teens entering their senior year in high school may be eligible for the Counselor-In-Training program. The CIT program runs July 22-30. CITs have the option of volunteering the week of July 31-August 6 to gain hands-on experience as a camp counselor.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Camp scholarships are available. No child has ever been turned down for lack of ability to pay.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Central Ohio Diabetes Association offers year round programs that include mentoring, holiday parties, and advocacy.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Senior Challenge, July 24-30 for ages 13-17, $200 fee.
Junior Challenge, July 31-August 6 for ages 7-12, $200 fee.

Deposit: $10 (Is included in the camp fee and is non-refundable.)

Registration deadline: July 6, 2018

Visit our website at Our Camp Website Link: www.diabetesohio.org for more information and registration link.

CAMP FACILITIES: 20 Traditional Camp Cabins with separate bathhouses, Tree house village, 4 Yurts, Survivor Village, and Wagons. We also have an outdoor swimming pool, 3 outdoor basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, an athletic field, a lake for canoeing and kayaking, 3 separate climbing structures and a number of high ropes courses and elements.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: YMCA Camp Kern was established in 1910 by Carl. B Kern. Originally there was a small site down by the Little Miami River, but has since grown into a 485 acre facility that offers year round programming in Summer Camping, Equestrian programs, Outdoor Education, Ozone zipline adventures and Leadership & Conferencing groups.

Camp Kern hires the best young college aged staff, all of whom go through intensive training and background checks before they become a counselor.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Counselor in training program (CIT)
Leaders in training program (LIT)
Boys Leadership (Age 11-13)
Girls Leadership (Age 11-13)

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial assistance available on a first-come-first-serve basis.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Labor Day Family Camp
Memorial Family Day Camp
Parent/Child Weekend
Mother/Daughter Weekend

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Kids Night Out (Monthly Friday Night-Saturday Morning program, designed to give kids an experience of camp and mum and dad the night out/off)

Halloween Camp, Winter Camp, Spring Camp (Seasonal full weekend programs offering traditional camp activities)

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Camp Kern offers a wide range of programs, which have various pricing ranges. Please visit our website for more info.

2017 SESSIONS & DATES:

Main Camp Dates and Themes

S1: June 18-24 - Star Wars
S2: June 25-July 1 - Color Wars
S3: July 2-8 - Ultimate Kern Week
S4: July 9-15 - Medieval
S5: July 16-22 - Pokemon
S6: July 23-29 - Star Wars
S7: July 30-August 5 - Minecraft
S8: August 6-12 - Harry Potter

Literary Camp Themes

S1: Star Wars
S2: Percy Jackson
S3: Harry Potter
S4: Medieval
S5: Pokemon
S6: Star Wars
S7: Minecraft
S8: Harry Potter

Teen Program Sessions

Leaders-in-Training: Sessions 1,3,5,7
Kern Challenge: Sessions 2,4,6,8
Ultimate Survivor: Sessions 1 & 5
Teen Survivor: Sessions 3 & 7
Girls Week Out: Session 7
Girls Leadership Adventure: Session 2
Boys Leadership Adventure: Session 6

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Job opportunities at YMCA Camp Kern are available at Our Camp Website Link: www.campkern.org.

CAMP FACILITIES: Our facilities are always first class. Most of the No.1 Soccer Camps are held on renown college campuses or private schools throughout the United States.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: No. 1 Soccer Camps offers a camp for all levels of players.

1) Youth Academy - Designed for boys and girls ages 6-10. Fun, exciting and engaging activities are all part of the week. We do this with individual and small group activities with the introduction of fun technical exercises and games that are engaging and pertinent for the age group and ability level. With our unique curriculum youth players will be exposed to the proper technique such as shooting, dribbling, 1v1, crossing and much more.

2) Junior Academy - Designed for boys & girls, goalkeepers and field players ages 10-13. The program has been designed to build a foundation that will help the participant’s progress to the next level. This will be accomplished in a fun, entertaining and positive environment. Each session will be progressive in nature and will conclude with a relative small-sided game that will highlight the topic of the session. Competitive tournaments will be played throughout the week, and be the highlight of our evening sessions.

3) Senior Academy - Designed for High School players, including incoming freshmen, who are ready to play and be trained at the next level. . Throughout the week, players will be put in a competitive environment that will bring out their very best. Players will be exposed to the four dimensions of training, Physical, Technical, Tactical and Psychological. In our unique evening competitions, players will have the opportunity to compete against other teams, other players and themselves.

4) College Prep Academy - Our goal is to provide an incredible environment where serious soccer players will be exposed to the highest level of instruction in anticipation of playing at the highest level possible. High Performance Seminars will be led by trusted experts in their field and will include: Sports Nutrition, Soccer Specific Conditioning, ACT/SAT Preparation and Sport Psychology. Goalkeepers and field players will be exposed to an intensive training environment for those who are serious about fulfilling their potential.

5) College Showcase Camps - Now available for the serious soccer player at select No.1 Soccer Camp sites throughout the country. The directors of our College ID Showcase Camps are all currently active college coaches. In addition, the College Showcase ID Camps allow you to be seen by, and to work directly with college coaches and their assistants from programs all over the US. The philosophy of the College Showcase ID Camps is to provide you with a more intimate environment from which to experience what College coaches expect from their players.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please refer to our website for a site and date that will work for you at: Our Camp Website Link: www.no1soccercamps.com.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
The No.1 Soccer Camps hires well qualified staff coaches. Please visit our website to fill out an application and to learn more about our programs.