Best Ohio Sports Camps Summer 2025-26 Directory

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
June 22-25th from 6-8 pm
Registration is $50.00

CAMP FACILITIES: 5 cabins with 4 units each plus two counselor rooms. Each unit sleeps 11 for a total of 44 in each cabin. A lodge with 12 rooms and 2 apartments. Fellowship hall with full lighting and sound systems. Dining hall with complete kitchen. Nurse's station with 6 patient rooms. 2 athletic fields, archery range, 2 basketball courts, nature and petting zoo, human foosball and gaga pit, ropes course, hiking trails, camping area, beach, volleyball court, and a whole lot more.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: American Camp Association accredited and Christian Camp Association accredited. Camp NEOSA primarily serves underprivileged and low-income children from Cleveland and the Northeast Ohio area from Zanesville to Toledo and nearby. Each of 8 weeks of camp is themed and includes and Christian based message that is the driving force behind all activities and program. Each week ends with a "Jesus Theater" which allows campers to experience the life, death and resurrection of Jesus as portrayed by various staff and counselors. This ends in fellowship hall where our message of Salvation is driven home by our Camp Director who is an ordained minister of the Salvation Army and campers are given an opportunity to pray and accept Christ.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Our Grace Team program is for 15-17 year old teens who are actively involved in their corps ministry and show an interest in leadership and ministry.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Sessions start mid June and go through mid August. Contact your local Salvation Army for more information.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
To apply for a summer job at Camp NEOSA, please visit Our Camp Website Link: www.campneosa.org and complete a new staff application.  If you have any questions, please contact Randall Evans at randall.evans[AT]use.salvationarmy.org.

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: 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: Outdoor and indoor facilities are used for Camp at the J. Please visit our website for a full description of our facilities at Our Camp Website Link: www.mayersonjcc.org.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Red Cross Swim Lessons included in camp for grades K-3 Monday-Thursday.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: CIT Program for Rising 9th and 10th graders

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial Aid Available. Contact Miranda Brown for information and application: mbrown[AT]mayersonjcc.org.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: School Break Camp is available for the following holidays and special breaks from school:

1. Thanksgiving Camp
2.  Winter Break Camp
3. President's Day Camp
4. Martin Luther King Day Camp
5. Spring Break Camp

Before and After Care are available for these camps, as early as 7 and as late as 6.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Camp at the J runs three, three-week sessions during the summer. Check out our website at Our Camp Website Link: www.mayersonjcc.org for complete information regarding session dates and fees.

Before and After Care options are available. Before care begins at 7 and runs until 9:30 am when Camp begins. After Care starts when camp ends at 3:30 pm and concludes at 6:00 pm.

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!

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Each camper will receive instruction on the fundamentals of all major strokes and will enhance their skills through repetition, ball-feeding drills, live-ball situations and competitive match play. In addition, campers will be exposed to team competition and match play in singles and doubles. These camps are excellent preparation for anyone interested in participating in middle school, high school or USTA team tennis, or preparing to compete in USTA leagues and/or tournaments. The Wilson Collegiate Tennis Camp at USD will be hosted at the Skip and Cindy Hogan tennis center and the camp will have access to the picturesque campus facilities.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Session I: July 19-23, 2015
Fees: $645 Overnight / $575 Commuter

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Elevate runs June 22nd-June 26th. The morning session (9:30-12:00) is for boys and girls entering 1st-4th grade and the afternoon session (1:00-3:30) is for boys and girls entering 5th-7th grade.

The cost is $20 per child.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The Columbus Crew match day camp provides participants an in-depth look and opportunity with The Columbus Crew and Crew Stadium. Participants will receive professional training by the Columbus Crew Technical and Youth staff on the game field from 2:30pm-4:00pm followed by a tour of Crew Stadium from 4:00-5:30pm.

The camp will focus on player development through a core foundation of soccer skills and a challenging and fun learning environment. Through maximum touches on the ball, professional instruction, challenging new exercises and competitive small games - we will help each player in their individual development.

A wide range of technical training will be included such as dribbling, passing, controlling and finishing. A tactical understanding of the game will be applied in 1v1, 2v1, 3v2 and 4v3 situations - helping each player with their decision making on the field.

To register and to view full list of camps offered this summer, visit our website, at Our Camp Website Link: www.thecrewyouth.com.

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.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please refer to our website for up-to-date information.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Youth should plan to be online 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. weekdays, and to work ten additional hours per week on their projects. Most of the scheduled time is for projects but some of it will be for meetings.

Required equipment: A tablet or phone with a front-facing camera. A video camera or DSLR camera will also work.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
June 16 - June 29

Tuition:
$240 for non-MNOHS students
$180 for MNOHS students--or free for those who qualify

Please see our web site for more information: Our Camp Website Link: www.mnohs.org

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: 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: Our picturesque camp site contain beautiful facilities,well suited to a full program of sports, games, crafts, dramatics and other enriching camp activities.We utilizes the school's classrooms, gymnasium, sports fields, swimming pool, and cafeteria. Its modern facilities, sprawling grounds, and Olympic size swimming pool allows for plenty of supervised sports outside and lots of room for indoor activities, as well as swimming instruction.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: CGI is part of the largest and fastest growing network of Jewish day camps in the world. CGI enjoys a well-earned reputation as a trendsetter with innovative ideas, creative programs and new activities. Child development is the most significant ingredient in a healthy camp experience. This is why our staff is the real secret to our success. Our experienced counselors are known for their personal warmth and ability to care for each child as an individual. Campers are imbued with a deep sense of pride in their Jewish heritage and a love for the land of Israel, through our interactive Judaic studies program.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Please contact our office for more details.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Each year we begin camp with a meet and greet BBQ for the whole family and conclude camp with a good bye picnic.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: We have family events by each Jewish holiday for camp families to continue their Jewish learning in a fun and exciting way.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Our camp is 5 weeks, from June 26- July 28th.
For more information and pricing please visit our website.

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 PROGRAM INFO: 2020 Camps Overview!

Since 1991 World Cup Soccer Camps & Clinics has set the standard of excellence for youth soccer camps, classes and personal soccer training. With an emphasis on instruction, your child will receive the highest level of attention in a fun and safe environment. Our morning sessions are dedicated to technical training and developing skills. We create many touches on the ball to make it exciting and to improve your child's game. Half days conclude with small-sided games. In the afternoons we play matches where we work on tactics and positioning. All our coaches are skilled players, great with children and love to teach. With a 1 to 10, coach to player ratio, we are able to focus on high-quality and individualized training. Your child will be a better player after camp while having a lot of fun.

This year we run camps in 10 states (California, Colorado, Indiana, Kansas, Nevada, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas).

You can choose between our:

-U6 Fussball Academy (ages 5&6)
-Classic Skill Camp (all levels, ages 7-9)
-Advanced Player's Camp (more experienced players, ages 10-13)
-Goalkeeper Camp (GK One, ages 7-9, GK Two, ages 10-13)
-Team Camps (ages 5-16)
-High School Player's Small Group Training Camps (ages 14-17)

All campers receive a T-shirt, a camp evaluation and memento.

Extended care is offered from 8am-9am and 3pm-6pm, Monday-Friday.

Register now for a World Cup Soccer Camp or call (408) 354-4949

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
We offer camps in many locations throughout the US.
Please visit our web site for our 2020 camp schedule.

www.worldcupsoccercamps.com

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Please email resume and and cover letter to: jobs[AT]worldcupsoccercamps.com.

CAMP FACILITIES: Red Oak Camp offers many different outdoor activities. There is a pond for fishing and canoeing, a swimming pool, playing fields, recreation building, wood shop, a nature study center, and large pavilion. We have indoor and outdoor climbing walls, high ropes courses, and a zip line.

At the nearby Holden Arboretum, campers are introduced to the woods where they learn about our delicate ecology. Campers take numerous hikes, practice bird and leaf identification, collect rocks for their collections, and search the streams for frogs and crayfish.

Girls in our Chincapin Equestrian program also get to take advantage of our second property that includes a Barn, riding areas, and 13 horses. Riding lessons focuses on English style riding, safety, an appreciation of the sport, good riding form, and horse care.

Campers in our Red Oak Teen Travel Camp use our cabin area as their base camp before they take off on adventures that might include backpacking, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, canoeing, and more.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Red Oak Camp has a rich history as a premier camp for adventure trips and travel programming. We are excited to again offer these exciting opportunities for summer 2014. Throughout all of our trips, campers will have the time of their lives. They’ll participate in a range of activities, including whitewater rafting, climbing, backpacking, caving, canoeing, mountain biking, and more. They will build skills and confidence to help them through high school and college and contribute to their future success!

The Red Oak program is exemplary at serving our mission, of building our campers’ inner strengths though outdoor adventure. Campers will spend two full weeks with us. The first week will be spent at Red Oak “base camp” in Kirtland. Here they’ll develop the outdoor skills, leadership, self-confidence, and perseverance that will help them be successful during the second week of the program. In week two, campers will put those skills to use on adventures in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, or Kentucky–adventures they will remember always. Adventures that will foster life-long friendships.

Red Oak maintains a unique outdoor educational philosophy in which campers get to design their own experience. The camper day is divided between Campers Choice and Open Activities, with some special programs thrown in throughout the week.

Campers Choice is where are staff are able to provide progressive experiential education. Campers sign up for the areas that most excite them and participate in them throughout the week. Camper’s Choice activities include high adventure, canoeing/kayaking, fishing, wood shop, sports, outdoor survival and fire building, target sports, and more.

Open Activities is when our staff gets to be a bit more creative and offer programs that allow campers to try a little bit of everything (and hopefully some things that they haven’t yet tried). Open Activities may include activities such as tomahawk throwing, paintball slingshots, arts and crafts, crate stacking, double ball, creek stomping, orienteering and much more.

Additionally, each week of the summer will have a theme. Both Camper’s Choice and Open Activities often get tailored to match the theme of the week and special programs will occur, culminating in a large “all camp” activity on Friday. Campers are encouraged to dress the part and bring supplies to fit each theme.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: RED OAK JUNIOR COUNSELOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (JCLP)
For young men and women ages 13-16.

This program focuses on training young men and women in leadership, safety, and service. The goal is to create responsible young counselors who may be able to work at our camp, or gain the experience necessary to work at other camps with Red Oak’s recommendation.

This program is perfect for former Red Barn or Chincapin campers, who want to continue a camp experience and prepare for a leadership role. The skills gained through JCLP will help carry Junior Counselors through high school, college, and beyond.

JCLP is a mixture of fun and learning. Participants have a chance to be campers, and work to master Red Oak’s many activities, such as archery, canoeing, climbing and high adventure, fishing, outdoor cooking, nature/science, and riflery. JCLP participants will also get the chance to work with our staff to learn risk management, age and social characteristics, First Aid, songs and games, and much more.

JCLP participants must sign up for a minimum of 2 consecutive weeks, but are welcome to sign up for up to 7 weeks.

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT)
For young men and women ages 15-17*.

This program is for the camper who is serious about becoming a camp counselor. CITs will be invited to attend parts of pre-camp training, with all of the camp staff, and then select 2 weeks to return to camp to complete their internship. One week of the internship will be as a general counselor, followed by one week in the area of their choosing. After successful completion, participants may be asked to return to help for additional weeks of camp.

CIT Participants are required to register as well as fill out the Staff Application and acquire 3 References.

*Graduates of the JCLP/CIT programs are the only 17-year-old and younger applicants who will be considered for employment. All other applicants must be 18 years old or older.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: DISCOUNTS:

EARLY BIRD ENROLLMENT
Register by February 1st and receive a 10% discount on the cost of tuition.

SIBLING DISCOUNT
When registering multiple children from the same family, families receive a 10% discount for each additional child after the first registered camper. This discount will be applied to the camp with the lowest cost and it will be 10% of the actual amount due after any other discount has been applied.

MULTIPLE WEEK DISCOUNT
For all Red Barn and Chincapin programs there is a 2 week minimum. Sign up for 4 or more weeks and receive a 10% discount on the cost of tuition.

CAMP AMBASSADOR DISCOUNT
Help us spread the word!
If your camper brings a friend to camp who is a brand new camper, your camper and the friend will both receive a 10% discount on every week that they both attend.
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Host a camp information party at your home. Invite your friends and neighbors. Red Oak Camp will provide snacks straight from our kitchen and send staff to your home to talk about the benefits of Camp and the great programs that we have to offer.

We encourage your experienced camper to put together a scrap book or photo album of camp memories to talk about as well. Families that host these information sessions will receive a $50 camp voucher if a minimum of 3 new families attend, and will receive the above “Share the Fun” discount if any of the families that attend end up registering their campers.

If you are interested in hosting a camp information party, please contact Adam Cassi at director[AT]redoakcamp.org.

DONATE YOUR TIME
Red Oak Camp believes in the power of volunteers. They are an integral part of a successful summer. We are always looking for volunteers with a wide range of talents and expertise. There are several opportunities in which your help is needed. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and complete the following requirements:

• Submit a volunteer application (contact the camp’s Executive Director for an application packet).
• Interview with the Executive Director.
• Review all written materials before camp.
• Complete a Background Check
• Incentive Program for Camp Volunteers:
• 1–5 hours: free camp t-shirt
• 5+ hours: 1% off camp fee for every hour volunteered
• Full Week: $200 off of a registration per week volunteered (up to $600 for the summer)
• Possible areas of volunteering may include:
• Marketing and Graphic Design
• Website Management
• Program Design and Facilitation
• Site Maintenance and Improvements
• Clerical Support

For more information or to request a volunteer application, contact the Camp’s Executive Director at 440-256-0716 or director[AT]redoakcamp.org.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Red Oak Camp is a year-round facility, offering programming and overnight accommodations to area schools, Scout groups, religious groups, sports teams, colleges, adult/corporate organizations, and other groups looking to bond, build team skills, develop leaders, and become stewards of the environment.

The Red Oak staff has the expertise and experience to provide you with a customized program, based on your group’s goals and outcomes. Our programs typically range from 2-hour sessions to extended overnight stays. Red Oak can provide day and night accommodations, excellent meals/menu options, and programming focused on skill development in areas such as:
• Leadership
• Team-building
• Character Development
• Communication
• Problem Resolution
• Resource Utilization
• Confidence
• Trust
• Environmental Education

If you do not see the programs/objectives that interest your group, please contact us and we will be happy to develop a customized program for you.

Can’t Come to Us? If you cannot get your group here to Red Oak Camp, many of the Team-building and Leadership programs that we offer can be done at your location. Contact us for more details.

To get more information or to book your program contact the camp office at 440-256-0716 or director[AT]redoakcamp.org.

NEW PROGRAMMING FOR EDUCATORS!
New for 2014: The Search Institute’s 40 Developmental Assets identify the skills, experiences, relationships, and behaviors that enable young people to develop into successful and contributing adults. In this one day workshop, learn about the 40 Assets and how to develop them in your students, yourself, and your school community.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Our Goals & Objectives

Our mission is to develop our participants’ inner strengths through outdoor adventure. Our overall camp goals are to:

• Educate our campers on the importance of the outdoor experience.
• Build balanced programs of work and play, developing our participants’ sense of responsibility, initiative, sportsmanship, and self-confidence
• Understand and appreciate our role in the environment.
• Exhibit responsible personal and social behavior that respects our self, others, and the environment.

By participating in activities at our camps, our campers:

• Become more self-sufficient.
• Strive toward leadership roles.
• Have a sense of accomplishment, as they master various camp activities and move to different levels of achievement.
• Learn to have positive interactions with each other.
• Respect the beliefs and cultural differences of their fellow campers.
• Learn “leave no trace behind” camping techniques, and become stewards of the environment.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please visit our website at Our Camp Website Link: www.redoakcamp.org

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Be a role model… Work hard… Make a difference… Have fun…

CONGRATULATIONS!
You are on the path to having one of the greatest summers of your life!

Spend 8 -14 weeks of your summer working at camp! This is bound to be the best job you’ve ever had and the hardest work you’ll ever love! Campers come to our camps from all walks of life and find themselves in a caring, nurturing environment where they get to make friends and try new things, while creating lasting memories. Wouldn’t you love to be part of the difference made in a child’s life?

Here are a few benefits of working at summer camp:

Training – you’ll learn the tools you need to be successful in our pre-camp training.

Salary range is between $1,800 – $5,000

Friends – imagine making life long friendships in just 2 ½ months.

Experience – how good will this look on your resume?
BEING A CHILD’S HERO!

Working at a camp is a rewarding experience that will give you skills and memories to last a lifetime.

For more information check out Our Camp Website Link: redoakcamp.org or contact us at director[AT]redoakcamp.org

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: Three indoor turf fields.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The Resolute Athletic Complex is partnering with the OhioHealth Chiller at Easton to offer your child a unique summer sports camp experience. Choose from all day, half-day, or single day. There’s an option to meet your families need for flexibility and your child’s need for fun and all the sports they can handle! The program is open to children ages four and up. The all day camp starts with drop off at the Chiller Easton and pick up at Resolute. Camp counselors will safely walk campers to Resolute.

Chiller registration forms are available at the Chiller or call 614-475-7575.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Camp dates and times offered:
June 9 – 13: 9:30am – 1:30pm (Chiller Easton), 1:30pm – 5:30pm (Resolute)
July 7 – 11: 9:30am – 1:30pm (Chiller Easton), 1:30pm – 5:30pm (Resolute)
July 28 – August 1: 9:30am – 1:30pm (Chiller Easton), 1:30pm – 5:30pm (Resolute)

Activities at Resolute include: soccer, rugby, kickball, flag football, lacrosse, field games, and Friday inflatables.

Resolute camp fees:
Full week, Monday - Friday, 1:30pm to 5:3pm is $150
Single days: $35 per day
Late pick up fee of $10 for pick up after 5:30pm.

The Chiller Summer Camp requires a separate registration form and additional fees. Chiller registration forms are available at the Chiller or call 614-475-7575.
- See more at: Our Camp Website Link: www.resoluteac.com

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: JCC Summer Camps provide a safe nurturing environment where campers gain self esteem, confidence, learn new skills and tackle new challenges. We encourage campers to try new activities and gain a love for the outdoors with meaningful Jewish experiences.

A summer at the JCC is spent immersed in daily camp life highlighted by dynamic and innovative programming. Activities include swimming, sports of all kinds, music, nature, Israeli culture, and Judaics. Every Wednesday has a special theme with exciting activities related to the weekly theme. Campers will experience Maccabi games, an Olympic-style sports program that encourages team work, team building, sportsmanship, where they can interact in an atmosphere of fun and physical fitness.

JCC Summer Camps offer many options and flexibility. Campers can sign up for a minimum of two weeks up to eight weeks with a three day and five day option

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: The Counselor In Training Program (CIT) is a rewarding, challenging and fun training program. The CIT program is for those entering 9th grade and are ready for a new challenge of hands-on leadership. Our CITs are individually selected because they have demonstrated the strong potential to successfully make the transition to staff member because of their maturity, responsibility, good judgement and teaching potential.

The CITs will learn from our experienced counselors, participate in community service and rotate throughout all our camps.

CITs will have the opportunity to become CPR, First Aid, and AED certified through the American Red Cross. These certifications will better prepare CITs to handle situations that might arise at camp and throughout the academic year.

The benefits of participating in the Counselor in Training (CIT) program are endless! Upon completion of the program, all CITs are awarded with a certificate, a reference letter to use for future jobs. Additionally, all CIT participants will receive a summer membership to the JCC which grants access to the pool, gym, Hoover family park, and more! CITs can choose to continue volunteering for the duration of camp if they so choose at the discretion of the CIT Director.

CITs MUST fill out a staff application, which can be downloaded in the staff section of the website, and turn that into the Camp office in addition to the registration form.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial Assistance available, please contact us.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Camp begins June 8 - July 31st.
Weekly options
Kick off camp - June 1 - June 5th
Safari Camp (Post Camp) August 3rd - 7th

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
The JCC is looking for energetic people who love working with kids, to be role models, motivate campers and do everything in their power to make each camper’s summer experience the most memorable.  Must be fun loving, patient and genuinely concerned for the welfare and development of young people. Work as camp counselors, special needs camp counselors, lifeguards, specialists and unit heads, 1125 College Avenue or at the JCC’s Hoover Reservoir site in Westerville.

The JCC hires the highest quality of experienced staff members – from Unit Heads to Junior Counselors. Many JCC camp staff return for multiple seasons. All staff are selected through an interview process which examines education, professional training, prior camp experience and the ability to work with children.

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 FACILITIES: Our camp facilities are rustic. Camper cabins do not have electricity and plumbing. There are bathroom and shower facilities within a short walking distance. Most overlook the lake. We have a recreation/dining hall, craft room, garden, lake for canoeing/kayaking and fishing, pool for swimming, and garden.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp Wyandot, Inc. was founded as a Camp Fire Council in 1913. In 1928, the council became an Ohio nonprofit corporation and purchased Camp Wyandot in the Hocking Hills. As of April 31, 2013, Camp Wyandot, Inc. became an independent organization and is no longer affiliated with Camp Fire.

Today, Camp Wyandot serves boys and girls with summer day and overnight camps and our Wyandot Explorers Club program.
Camp Wyandot provides an inclusive nurturing environment for youth to have fun, make friends, serve others, and explore the great outdoors.

Young people are interdependent with the natural world, yet know relatively little about it through direct experience. Through our overnight and day camp programs, we encourage development of natural senses and provide an intimate connection with nature while youth learn leadership, cooperation with others, and community responsibility while building self-awareness and forming friendships.

Camp Wyandot Overnight and Day Camps are offered during the summer for youths of all ages and include activities such as outdoor skills, camp outs, creeking, hiking, crafts, swimming/swimming lessons, kayaking/canoeing, archery, and special themed programs. We offer leadership programs at both our overnight and day camps. Currently, our day camp program is held at Highbanks Metro Park. We have American Camp Association (ACA) Accreditation which means that Camp Wyandot has undergone a thorough (up to 300 standards) review of its operation — from staff qualifications and training to emergency management.

Camp Wyandot’s overall goal is to provide a quality experience that builds competencies and creates positive life-long memories in a safe and supportive environment.

In an inclusive, engaging, and challenging environment, youth will:

-Increase their social and cultural competencies and feel a sense of belonging
-Develop leadership, teamwork, and cooperation skills
-Increase self-confidence, independence and empowerment
-Plan, make choices, reflect and learn from their decisions
-Build a life-long appreciation and respect for the outdoor environment
-Develop a sense of respect, responsibility and contribution to their community
-Be involved in rich group experiences that are inherently interesting and fun
-Be recognized for their accomplishments

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: A CIT (counselor in training) is a camper enrolled in a specialized leadership program which is designed to build up behavior management, risk management/safety awareness, communication, decision making, team building, and interdependency within a community.

The program aims to utilize this combination of skills to develop effective future leaders. A CIT should gain not only greater confidence and sense of accomplishment, but also a variety of skills and knowledge that will help them develop as competent leaders in all walks of life, not just a camp setting. The program accepts a limited number of applicants per session.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Payment assistance/camperships available. Application deadline April 15.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Fourth of July Family Celebration - Join in a special family camp program with your whole family in your own cabin. An assigned counselor will help with scheduling and leading activities. During the day and the evening of the 4th of July, there will be a special celebration for the whole camp.

The cost for Family Camp is $45.00 per person which includes two nights lodging and 4 meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner on Friday and breakfast on Saturday). Children age 3 and under are free.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Wyandot Explorer Club Program is community based and volunteer run arranged by age and geographical location. Wyandot Explorers build on four explorer categories: Community Exploration, Self-Exploration, Environmental and Science Exploration, and Creative Exploration. Clubs meet during the school year and we provide the training, the framework, the materials, and the support for each club. A volunteer adult leader guides, coaches, and supervises the club’s progress which differ depending on age.

Weekend Themed Programs are offered at Camp Wyandot for families and individuals that highlight nature activities and exploration and provide networking opportunities.

OTHER CAMP INFO: We offer Mini Trail sessions that are 3.5 days for grades 2-5, Special Teen Sessions focused on the Arts, 2 night backpack trip, and 3 night canoe trip.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Weekly Session Dates for Wyandot Overnight Camp are June 22 to July 26. Visit Our Camp Website Link: www.campwyandot.org for complete information on Dates and Rates.

Weekly Sessions – 6½ days: $400

Mini Trails Sessions – 3½ days: $200

Teen Session – 3½ days The Arts (Music, Art, Drama, Dance) $215

Teen Session – 6½ days with a 2 night backpack trip: $425

Teen Session – 10 days with a 3 night canoe trip: $625
Family 4th of July Celebration Camp – 2 Nights: $45/per person

Counselor in Training Sessions: $400

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Job openings for Camp Coordinators and Counselors. Applications available online in January each year. For complete information visit Our Camp Website Link: www.campwyandot.org.

CAMP FACILITIES: The studios have three classrooms so camps are happening at the same time. There is a waiting area for parents if they wish to stay and have lunch with many of the campers. Dave's grocery store and several restaurants are nearby for dancers to grab a lunch with adult supervision.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Students can participate in the camp program culminating in an open house performance at the end of the session.

*Twirling Tots (ages 3-5); Young Dancers (ages 6-8; ); include ballet, introductions to jazz, and tap, crafts and music all based on the Theme of the week like Under the Sea, Sleeping Beauty and more .

* The Level I Camp (ages 9-12), meets five days a week, is designed for ages 8 and up as novice or some experience and consists of ballet, jazz, modern, conditioning, musical theater, choreography, dance history and film, career talks and museum visits.

* The Level II Camp meets five days a week, is designed for ages 11 and up with three or more years of experience and consists of ballet, jazz, modern, yoga, Pilates, musical theater, choreography, classical variations, dance or history and film, career talks, museum visits and rehearsals for the end of summer performance.

* The Intermediate/Advance Camp is for dancers seriously training to advance forward with their technique and includes ballet, jazz, modern, pointe, yoga, Pilates, classical variations, musical theater, dance history and film, career talks, museum visits, and rehearsals for the end of session performance.

*Students should make an appointment for a placement evaluation to ascertain the appropriate level for the summer course.

In July & August we offer 5-weeks of camps including Twirling Tots (ages 3-5); Young Dancers (ages 6-8; ) as mentioned above. The intensives for ages 8-21 including intermediate/advance work to build technique, artistry and friendships with ballet, pointe if appropriate, conditioning, jazz, modern, musical theater, dance history and film, classical variations, choreography, career talks and visits to museums.

The Musical Theater is offered on Fridays only.
Extended day until 5:00pm if offered for no additional charge.

Dancers taking camps that run until 2:30 pm or 3:30 pm, also receive dance history and film, career talks, opportunities to visit area museums, performance in
August and more!

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Limited scholarships are only available for the fall. Applications are due in August.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: 8After school and weekend classes year round for ages 3-70's in ballet, boys' ballet, jazz, tap, modern, tap, hip-hop, musical theater and more.

Performing opportunities include dancing with City Ballet of Cleveland's "Uniquely Cleveland Nutcracker" and end of year shows and outreach performances. The audition is the second Saturday in September.

For the serious student the option to audition for the Ballet Company which is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit. The audition for the company is in May. Please visit the website for more information Our Camp Website Link: www.cityballetofcleveland.org

OTHER CAMP INFO: For students with experience and uncertain about class placement, please call to set up a class for evaluation 216-295-2222.

Thank you

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Join us for two weeks in June and/or five-weeks starting in July and running through mid-August. You can chose to take one to five weeks. Register early by May and receive $20 off the tuition.

Visit Our Camp Website Link: www.clevelandcitydance.com or call 216-295-2222, City Ballet of Cleveland (non-profit performing company) or visit Our Camp Website Link: www.cityballetofcleveland.org.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Public Assistance (Title 20) will be accepted for the families that qualify.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please visit Our Camp Website Link: www.CentralOhioCIF.org for more info or to register.

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