Times-Call Summer Camps 2013

2013 SUMMER CAMP GUIDE

LAZYIt doesn’t have to be. Whetherit’s fishing, hiking, biking, learningor just plain ol’ fun, there’s plentyfor Longmont-area youths to do

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T his summer, Longmont-area youth will get thechance to experience sever-al of the opportunities the

Colorado outdoors has to offer. St.John the Baptist Catholic School willhost a hiking and outdoor adventuresummer camp to give kids a basicunderstanding of hiking, cycling andfishing.

“We are trying to get kids outsideand give them some ideas of thingsto do other than playing videogames all summer,” said Mike Col-ley, who is the physical educationteacher at the school. He will be run-ning the camp this summer along-side his wife.

The camp will run the week ofJune 24-28, from 9 to 11 a.m. eachday.

St. John’s Vice Principal MaryWellems said registration for thecamp will likely begin shortly afterthe school’s spring break, which be-gins April 8. The $50 camp will beopen to any children in grades threethrough six. For more information,call 303-776-8760 or visit http://johnthebaptist.org.

Colley plans for campers to spendthe first couple days hiking RabbitMountain and Hall Ranch, where hecan teach them about the flora andfauna in those areas. He also plansto teach them about wildernesspreparation and safety. Later in theweek, they will take bike rides onLongmont greenways. He will takecampers fishing on the last day ofthe camp.

Campers will be welcome to bring

their own gear, but aside from thebicycles, everything will be pro-vided.

Colley stressed the importance ofgetting youngsters out of the houseat a young age.

“If (the campers) get out now andunderstand that being outdoors canbe fun, it will help them throughouttheir lives,” Colley said.

This camp was actually a long

time in the making, according toWellems. She said she and Colleytalked about it a couple of years ago,but it was not practical because ofthe time Colley was spending withhis family.

“We‘ve been trying to figuresomething out to get the kids out-side,” Wellems said. “We’ve beenhashing this out for two years now.This year we decided that it is agood time.”

Colley served as a park ranger be-

fore he became a teacher at St.John’s. He hopes he can share hisown passion for hiking and biking tocreate enthusiasm for the outdoorsamong the campers.

“My goal is to reach out to thekids and have them enjoy the wilder-ness as much as I do,” Colley said. “Ijust want them to come away with anunderstanding that we live in Colo-rado, and it’s a beautiful state, andwe have so many opportunities soclose around Longmont.”

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In addition tohikingand fishing, campers at St. John theBaptist Catholic School’s summer campwill spend some timecyclingonLongmont’s greenways, perhaps including theSt. VrainGreenwaypicturedhere lastMay.

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Longmont-area campsAcademic ......................................... 3Day ..................................................... 3Sports ................................................ 3Equestrian ....................................... 4

Spiritual ............................................ 4Other ................................................. 4Art andmusic ................................. 7Outdoor ............................................ 7

BoulderCounty campsDay ..................................................... 8Special needs ................................. 8Spiritiual ........................................... 8Outdoor .......................................... 12Academic ....................................... 14

Learning the joysof fishingis onlyoneof theactivitiesyoungsters canenjoyatLongmont-area summer

camps this year.

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LONGMONT AREAACADEMIC CAMPS SPORTS

X-Treme Summer Fun (East)Address:919DeerwoodDrive,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May1Cost:Contact for ratesDates:May27Ages:5-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers get a natural

balance of summer fun and learning,with convenience, safety and structure.Fun field trips, exciting learning themescreated just for school-age childrenand recreation in our gymandplayground.Phone: 303-772-1008Website:brighthorizons.com/

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X-Treme Summer Fun (West)Address:1011DryCreekDrive,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May1Cost:Contact for ratesDates:May27-Aug. 9Ages:5-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers get a natural

balance of summer fun and learning,with convenience, safety and structure.Fun field trips, exciting learning themescreated just for school-age childrenand recreation in our gymandplayground.Phone: 303-682-0102Website:brighthorizons.com/

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Westview Summer STEM AcademyAddress:1651Airport Road,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May17Cost:$75-$300Dates: June 3-7 and June 10-14Ages:Grades 5-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This is the inaugural year of

theprogram, anopportunity forstudents to explore interests in science,

technology, engineering,math and thearts in a hands-on environment.Studentsmay signup for one, two,three or four sessions in biotechnology,comparative anatomy, engineeringdesign lab, geographic informationsystems, photo adventure, physics,sustainable energy and videoproduction.Phone: 303-772-9452Website:wms.stvrain.k12.co.us/

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REMIX Summer VacationAddress:333 1st Ave., Unit 3,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May27Cost:$475-$675Dates: June 3-Aug. 7Ages:5-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Join us aswegoon an

adventure through the continents, visitplaces that locally produce the foodweeat and then sharpenour academicskills gearingus up for a fantasticschool year.We start in the classroom,thenmake a series of field trips beforereturning to the classroom.Phone: 720-378-8393Website: theremixcenter.com

Math CampAddress: St. John theBaptist Catholic

School, 350 Emery St., LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May31Cost:$50Dates: June 4-7Ages:Grades 3-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn tips for

simpler and faster arithmetic, fractions,geometry, probability, statistics,percentages, ratios, proportions,algebra andmore. Instructor Brad Jollyhas studied variousmath instructionmethods around theworld.Phone: 303-776-8760Website: johnthebaptist.org

Team Sports CampAddress: St. John theBaptist Catholic

Church, 350 Emery St., Longmont

Registrationdeadline: June 7

Cost:$50

Dates: June 10-14

Ages:7-10

Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn basic

rules and skills of various teamsports,includingbasketball, badminton, soccer,floor hockey, amongothers, andwillplay a few sports eachdaywhile buildingsocial and leadership skills through teamplay.

Phone: 303-776-8760Website: johnthebaptist.org

Fun ’n’ GamesAddress: St. John theBaptist Catholic

Church, 350 Emery St., LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 7Cost:$50Dates: June 10-14Ages:4-6Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers play games such

as dragon tails, sharks andminnows andparticipate in obstacle courses, relayraces, team-buildinggames andmore.This camp is designed tohelp childrenbuild better social skills andwork onlocomotors, non-locomotor andmanipulative skills. The campwillemphasize sportsmanship, teamworkandbuilding strong self-esteem.Phone: 303-776-8760Website: johnthebaptist.org

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DAY CAMPS

Boulder County Chess School Summer CampAddress:7012 JohnsonCircle, NiwotRegistrationdeadline:May31Cost:$175-$335Dates: June 3-7 and July 15-19Ages:6-18Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Participants are divided into

groupsbasedon skill level. Activitiesinclude chess instruction, an unratedtournament, puzzle solving, blitz andbughouse, set-up competition, simul,magic. Trophies,medals, books,chocolate, T-shirts andother prizes aregivenout. Frequent breaks outdoors.Phone: 303-652-8890Website:

bouldercountychessschool.com

Shepherd ValleyWaldorfSchool Camp (Cottonwood)Address:6500W.Dry Creek Parkway,

NiwotRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$250-$375 aweekDates: June 10-Aug. 9Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Weeklong themedday

camps, includingwildcrafting, out andabout in Boulder, circus arts, theater andoutdoor adventure.Phone: 303-652-0130

Website: shepherdvalley.org

Shepherd ValleyWaldorfSchool Camp (Morning Glory)Address:6500W.Dry Creek Parkway,

NiwotRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$130-$350 aweekDates: June 10-Aug. 9Ages:3-7Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campersmay explore a

38-acre campusduring their dailywalk,stories, songs andgames, outdoor playwith sand andwater and crafts such asfelting and finger-painting.Phone: 303-652-0130

Website: shepherdvalley.org

Friends’ Summer ProgramAddress:5465PennsylvaniaAve.,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 7Cost:$100-$128Dates: June 10-Aug. 7Ages:3-14Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Variousweeklong,morning

and afternoon camps for children inpreschool, elementary andmiddleschool.Phone: 303-449-1999Website: friendsschoolboulder.org

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June JourneysAddress:1050 Lashley St., LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May24Cost:FreeDates:May28-June 28Ages:Grades 6-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram:The Longmont Youth

Center is offering June Journeys, astructuredprogram formiddle-schoolers that offers such activities ashiking, biking, videomaking andLongmont history.Phone: 303-651-8580Website: ci.longmont.co.us/

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Longmont Humane SocietyKids and Critters CampAddress:9595NelsonRoad,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May27Cost:$260perweekDates:May27-Aug. 14Ages:7-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram: . Camperswill gobehind the

scenes of the shelter towalk dogs,socialize kittens and assist veterinarians.

Camperswill create service projects tohelp thehomeless animals get adoptedwhile learning about animal behavior.Therewill be guest speakers from localanimal rescues, behavior and trainingdemonstrations and visits from thefoster care department. Camphours: 9a.m.-5 p.m.Phone: 303-772-1232Website: longmonthumane.org

Cheer and Dance CampAddress: St. John theBaptist Catholic

Church, 350 Emery St., LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 7Cost:$50Dates: June 10-14Ages:5-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswhomight be

considering tryingout for cheeringsquads get anopportunity to learn thelatestmoves. And they’ll also perform forfamily and friends on the final day.Tennis shoes required.Phone: 303-776-8760Website: johnthebaptist.org

Cooking CampAddress: St. John theBaptist Catholic

Church, 350 Emery St., Longmont

Registrationdeadline: June 7Cost:$50 (space is limited)Dates: June 10-14Ages:Grades 6-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers learn toplan an

easy, nutritious elegantmeal to fit anybudget. HelenCorey’s experience in thefood industry began at birth. InstructorHelenCorey,whohas been in the foodindustry since shewas a youngster,studied at theCalifornia CulinaryAcademy in San Francisco andhasworked in the culinary arts.Phone: 303-776-8760Website: johnthebaptist.org

LEGO Camps at theMuseumAddress:400Quail Road, LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 14Cost:$154-$192.50Dates: June 17-21 or July 8-12Ages:5-7 or 8-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Five LEGOcamps to choose

from: Jedi engineering,master Jediengineering, bashembots, pre-engineering andgreen engineering.Phone: 303-651-8374Website: longmontmuseum.org

Hunters, Artists and TepeeMakersAddress:400Quail Road, LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 20Cost:$145-$181.25Dates: June 24-28Ages:7-10Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers explore Plains

Indian life of yesterday and today,practice bowandarrow skills, help builda real tepeewith a Kiowa tribal elder,create colorful objects, play nativegames andhost amini-powwow.Phone: 303-651-8374Website: longmontmuseum.org

Searchers, Seekers, and SettlersAddress:400Quail Road, LongmontRegistrationdeadline: July 12Cost:$145-$181.25Dates: July 15-19 or July 22-26Ages:7-10Gender:CoeducationalProgram: In thisWestern adventure,

campers gather trinkets for their travelsack,workwith blacksmiths, pan forgold, play games andmeet amountainman.Phone: 303-651-8374Website: longmontmuseum.org

SPIRITUAL CAMPS EQUESTRIAN CAMPS

CampWojtylaAddress:2282County Road87,

JamestownRegistrationdeadline:May1Cost:$435-$695Dates: June 16-21, June 23-28, July

7-14 and July 21-28Ages:Middle school andhigh schoolGender:CoeducationalProgram:CampWojtyla (voy-tee-wa)

is a Catholic summer camp in theheartof the RockyMountains. Campers liveout of teepees and taste Coloradoadventure through a series of expert-ledexcursions.We teach aboutGod andHischurch through adventure experiencesdesigned tobringout thebest in eachindividual.Phone: 303-532-1935Website: camp-w.com

Vacation Bible SchoolAddress: TheHeart of Longmont at

First UnitedMethodist ChurchofLongmont, 350 11thAve., LongmontRegistrationdeadline: July 15Cost:$12Dates: July 15-19Ages:Preschool throughGrade 5Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers learn about

people and cultures in such countries asJapan, Zimbabwe, UnitedKingdom,Australia andMexico. Breakfast and asnack are serveddaily. Camphours: 8:30a.m.-noon.Phone: 303-776-3523Website:heartoflongmont.org/

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FrontrangeEquestriansAddress: 13781 N. 115th St., LongmontRegistration deadline:May 1Cost: $275-$475Dates:May-SeptemberAges: 3-18Gender: CoeducationalProgram: Riding instruction, including bothWestern and English disciplines, andhorsemanship-related skills. Fully insured.Close-in location, easy access, family friendly.Phone: 303-881-3181

SunPonyRanchLittleBuckaroos SummerCampAddress: 18490 County Road 1, LongmontRegistration deadline: June 1Cost: $115 to $130 per week

Dates:Weekly, June 4-Aug. 8Ages: 5-7Gender: CoeducationalProgram: Camp hours 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. eachday. Activities are age-appropriate and includehorseback riding each day.Phone: 970-532-4040Website: SunPonyRanch.com

SunPonyRanchSummerHorseCampAddress: 18490 County Road 1, LongmontRegistration deadline: June 1Cost: $315-$365Dates:Weekly, May 27-Aug. 9Ages: 8-14

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Junior Golf Instruction

Register now for a wide variety of youth summer campsand summer programs for all ages.

Hands-on summer camps and workshops.

Contact the golf course of your choice formore information on course-specificsummer youth golf programming.Camps and programs begin in May.

Sandstone Exploration Camps (ages 4 to 8)Mad Science & SpaceTime Camps (ages 4 to 12)Skyhawks Sports Camps (ages 4 to 13)Engineering with LEGO® (ages 5 to 10)Dance Camps (ages 5 to 18)CARA Team Sports Programs (ages 5 to 17)Crackpots Camps (ages 6 to 12)Triple Technique Basketball Camp (ages 7 to 13)Bicycle Adventure Camp (ages 8 to 12)Bits, Bytes, & Bots (ages 8 to 14)Beginning & Intermediate Lacrosse Camps (ages 8 to 17)Babysitter’s Training & Boot Camp (ages 11 to 16)Outdoor Adventure Camp (ages 12 to 16)

Hunters, Artists, and Tipi Makers (ages 7 to 10)Searchers, Seekers, and Settlers (ages 7 to 10)Artist-Book Making (ages 8 to 12)Jedi Engineering with LEGOs (ages 5 to 7)Master Jedi Engineering with LEGOs (ages 8 to 11)Pre-Engineering with LEGOs (ages 5 to 7)Bashem Bots with LEGOs (ages 8 to 11)Green Engineering with LEGOs (ages 8 to 11)

One-day LEGO workshops starting at $40:Simple Machines: LEGO Technic (Ages 8 to 11)Mech Madness, SNOT, and other LEGO techniques(ages 8 to 11)

Registration begins April 16Summer Day Camp (ages 5 to 12)May 28-Aug 9 • M-F • 7am-6pmflat daily rate • Online registrationavailable

Sunset Golf Course303-651-84661900 Longs Peak Ave

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Twin Peaks Golf Course303-651-84011200 Cornell Drive

Ute Creek Golf Course303-774-43422000 Ute Creek Drive

Longmont RecreationServicesSt Vrain Memorial Building700 Longs Peak Avenue303-651-8404

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Longmont Museum400 Quail RdLongmont, CO 80501303-651-8374

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Gender: CoeducationalProgram: Campers get their own horse to learnsafety and responsibility to care for it. Twice dailyriding lessons, feeding, grooming, tacking, etc.Phone: 970-532-4040Website: SunPonyRanch.com

TripleCreekRanchFantasyHorseCampAddress: 4255 Nelson Road, LongmontRegistration deadline: June 1Cost: $500 per weekDates: June 10-14, June 24-28 or July 22-26Ages: 6-upGender: FemaleProgram: Ride each day, bareback or saddle,learn horsemanship skills, grooming and caringfor the horses.Phone: 303-444-4291Website: triplecreek-ranch.com

CornerstoneFarmHorsemanshipCampAddress: 4255 Nelson Road, LongmontRegistration deadline: June 1 and June 30Cost: $400Dates: June 3-7, June 17-21, July 1-5 or July29-Aug. 2Ages: 7-olderGender: CoeducationalProgram: Campers may choose from two typesof riding camps: introduction to horses andriding (6-21) for riders with little or noexperience or show camps for riders withminimum riding level of walk and trot. Camphours are 9 a.m.-2 p.mPhone: 303-828-9040Website: cornerstonefarmllc.com

FirePonyStables SummerCampsAddress: 4508 Oxford Road, LongmontRegistration deadline: June 1Cost: $325 per child per week ($100 depositrequired)Dates:Monday-Friday, June-August

Ages: 6-17Gender: CoeducationalProgram: Campers participate in a wide varietyof activities, including horsemanship skills,equine care, tack maintenance and stable duties.Campers will get one English riding lesson perday and will need to wear proper riding attire,including jeans or riding pants, paddock bootsand an approved riding helmet. Half-chaps arehighly recommended. Camp hours are 9 a.m.-2p.m. Monday-Friday.Phone: 720-261-7372Website: fireponystables.com/Pony-Camps.html

TripleCreekRanchDrill TeamHorseCampAddress: 4255 Nelson Road, LongmontRegistration deadline: July 1Cost: $500Dates: July 8-12Ages: 10-olderGender: CoeducationalProgram: Drill team is a choreographed ride tomusic between a group of riders. Riders arechallenged to ride in sync and complete movesas a group on horseback. This campwill focus onand sharpen a rider’s control of the horse’s speedandmovement while working as a team.Phone: 303-444-4291Website: triplecreek-ranch.com

TripleCreekRanchHorseWorkshops forKidsAddress: 4255 Nelson Road, LongmontRegistration deadline: VariousCost: $125Dates: Through Aug. 30Ages: 6-olderGender: CoeducationalProgram: Campers get half-day workshops,Levels 1-2, that expand on their knowledge withmore “hands-on” experiences, as well asclassroom education.Phone: 303-444-4291Website: triplecreek-ranch.com

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LONGMONT AREAARTS ANDMUSIC CAMPSOUTDOOR CAMPS

KindermusikAddress: St. Stephen’s Episcopal

Church, 1303 S. Bross Lane, LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May10Cost:$80-$90Dates: June 3-July 1Ages:Walking to age 3Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learnmusic

andmovement froma licensedKindermusik instructor.Phone: 303-776-6651Website:

illuminatamusic.musicteachershelper.com

Rocky RidgeMusic CenterAddress:465 Longs Peak Road, Estes

ParkRegistrationdeadline:May21Cost:$520 andupDates: June 5-Aug. 25; various

sessions last five days to fiveweeksAges:10-olderGender:CoeducationalProgram:Camp sessions for all

orchestral instruments, piano, voice andcomposition. Junior sessions (ages10-15) are June 11-23 and July 30-Aug11; young artist seminar (ages 15-24) isJune 25-July 28.Phone: 970-586-4031Website: rockyridge.org

Mojo’s Music Summer Rock CampAddress:1350KenPratt Blvd.,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$295perweekDates: June 3-Aug. 9Ages:11-16Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn the

history of rock ’n’ roll throughperformance. Campersmust havehad atleast one year ofmusic lessons andbringown instruments, except drums. All

instruments arewelcome. Camps are9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Monday-Friday. Finalconcert starts at 1:30 p.m. Friday. A newcamp starts eachMonday.Phone: 303-776-3373Website:mojosmusicacademy.com

Longmont Theatre CampAddress:513Main St., LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 12Cost:$260Dates: June 17-July 17Ages:6-18Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Longmont Theater

Companyhas several theatricalworkshops during the summer. Theworkshop for younger children(enteringgrades 1-6) is 9-11:30 a.m.Participantswill learn about stagedirection, sets, costumes and thebasicsof theater. Theprogramwill culminate inaweekendof performances of their fullystagedproduction. Theworkshop forteens (enteringgrades 6-12) is 1-4 p.m.Participantswill have thebasics oftheater reinforced, thenwill learn thebasics of theater technology, setconstruction,make-up and costumedesign.Phone: 303-772-5200Website: longmonttheatre.org

Artist BookmakingAddress:400Quail Road, LongmontRegistrationdeadline: July 25Cost:$145-$181.25Dates: July 29-Aug. 2Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Enter the artisticworld of

bookmaking. Learn a variety ofbookbinding techniques and createpop-up storybooks, flip books andsketchbooks. Campers alsowill draw,paint, sewandbuild.Phone: 303-651-8374Website: longmontmuseum.org

Cal-Wood Education CenterAddress:2282County Road87,

JamestownRegistrationdeadline:April 20Cost:$350-$785; scholarships

availableDates:March 24-Aug. 4Ages:8-18Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campactivities include

archery, high ropes courses, horsebackriding,mountain biking, arts and crafts,campouts, hiking, fishing, naturediscovery, backpacking,Wildland skills,campfires andmore.Phone: 303-449-0603Website: calwood.org

Renaissance AdventuresAddress:901 South FordhamSt.,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$265-$495Dates:May28-Aug. 14Ages:6-16Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers join an inspiring

journey, play-acting as heroes andworking as a team to solvemaps andriddles, brainstorming creativesolutions topuzzlingdilemmas,swashbucklingwith foamswords andnegotiatingpeace treaties.Phone: 303-786-9216Website:

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Adventure Bike CampAddress:700CoffmanSt., LongmontRegistrationdeadline:May31 and

Aug. 2Cost:$75 for residents; $90 for

nonresidentsDates: June 3-7 andAug. 5-9Ages:8-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Aweekof bike skills and

safety instruction as children explore

thegreenway systemof Longmont ontheir bicycleswhile learningquickstopping, rock dodges, how to select aroute, ride in andwith traffic safely andcomplete pre-ride checks on theirbikes.Phone: 303-709-6991

Sunflower Farm Summer campAddress:11150Prospect Road,

LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$235-$520Dates: June 3-Aug. 2Ages:3-10 and10-14Gender:CoeducationalProgram: In addition to camps for

younger children (age 3-10), SunflowerFarmnowhasprograms for teens (age10-14). Outdoor activities includefeeding and care of animals, riding thepony/horse, gardening, creating artfrom recycled andnaturematerials andold-fashionedplay such as climbinghaybales, zipline, treehouses and tireswings.Phone: 303-774-8001Website: sunflowerfarminfo.com

Hiking and Outdoor AdventureAddress: St. John theBaptist Catholic

Church, 350 Emery St., LongmontRegistrationdeadline: June 21Cost:$50Dates: June 24-28Ages:Grades 3-6Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn the

basics ofwilderness survival andessential gear. Camp includes hikes atRabbitMountain andHall Ranch,learning about flora and fauna andbikesafety andbiking along the St. VrainGreenway. Camperswill end theweeklearningbasic fishing techniques at theGoldenPonds.Phone: 303-776-8760Website: johnthebaptist.org

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Sensational Kids KampAddress:5420 S.Quebec St., Unit 103,

GreenwoodVillageRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$275Dates:Weekly, July 8-Aug. 2Ages:4-7 and6-10Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This is the STARCenter’s

therapyday camp for boys andgirlswith Sensory ProcessingDisorder, ADDandAsperger’s Disorder and their

siblings. Campers learn to improvesocializationwith their peers and toself-regulate sensory informationthroughbuilding relationships andactivities such as crafts,music, climbingwall andgames. Eachweek consists ofhalf-day sessions.Phone: 303-221-7827Website: spdstar.org

Camp ComfortAddress:3081BergenPeakDrive,

Evergreen

Registrationdeadline: June 21Cost:$150; partial and full

scholarships availableDates: June 28-30 and July 26-28Ages:6-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This bereavement camp,

located in the RockyMountains justwest ofDenver, is away for children toexplore their grief and enjoyrecreational activities.Phone: 303-674-6400Website: campcomfort.com

Sunflower Preschool Summer CampAddress:3340DartmouthAve.,

BoulderRegistrationdeadline:April 26Cost:$525-$1,192 amonthDates: June 3-Aug. 28Ages:21⁄2-6Gender:CoeducationalProgram:The emphasis is onoutdoor

activities and connecting childrenwithnature, includingwalks toMartin Park,gardening,water play, arts and craftsand learning about native plants andanimals. Please bring lunch, bathingsuits and towels.Phone: 303-494-2012Website:

sunflowerpreschoolboulder.com

CampHarmonyAddress:3990 15th St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May3Cost:Varies basedon scheduleDates: June 3-Aug. 2 (closed July 1-5)Ages:21⁄2-6Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers delve into a new

children’s book eachweek, and alllessons, crafts, cooking and activities arebasedon thatweek’s current book.Campenrollment is limited to 15

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SPIRITUAL CAMPS

Dharma Summer Day CampAddress:1241CeresDrive, LafayetteRegistrationdeadline:May21Cost:$100-125weekDates: June 3-7Ages:Kindergarten-Grade 5 (for fall)Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This is an interfaith

Buddhist andUnitarianUniversalistweekof unique learning and fun. Therewill be an archery presentation,

meditation andmusic, aswell asbouncy castle, junk sculpture, zoo roomandmorning and afternoon chapels.Phone: 303-665-4280Website:bvuuf.org/

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Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Day CampAddress:3485 StanfordCourt,

BoulderRegistrationdeadline:Aug. 5

Cost:$80-$120per camperDates:Aug. 5-9Ages:5-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campersmayparticipate in

awide variety of traditional day campactivities, includingbowling,swimming,music, arts and crafts, biblestudy, guest speakers, field trips, snacksand field games.Phone: 303-499-1444Website:mountcalvary-boulder.org

303-651-1456www.airbornegym.com

1816 Boston Ave. Longmont

See our websiteAirborneGym.comor call 303-651-1456for complete informationon camp days and times.Camp Quantity Discounts Apply!Space is limited, enroll early toguarantee your spot. Activitieswill vary fromweek to week.

Circus Performance Camp – Ages 7 -17 • July 22-26, 9am-4pmHave you always dreamed about joining a circus?Well, here is yourchance. This week long camp will coordinate your mind and body whileperforming extraordinary acts like Aerial Arts, Juggling, Clowning,Stilting, Partner Balancing, in addition to gymnastics and trampoline.

GYMNASTICSHalf-Day Combo Camp – Ages 4 -8This camp includes gymnastics, dance,rock climbing, crafts, fitness-relatedactivities, games, creative movement.

Half-Day Gymnastics Camp – Ages 7-14 •Want to improve yourgymnastics or learn something new? If you have a specific skill youwould like to work on let your teacher know at the beginning of camp.In addition to gymnastics and trampoline, we will do parkour, rockclimbing, and fun active games.

DANCEPrincess Camps – Ages 2 1/2 - 6 • Dancers will learn the vocabularyand movement of both ballet and jazz dance along with fun crafts,movement activities, and stories.

Airborne’s Ballet Intensive – Ages 10 & up, Aug 5-9 •Week longIntermediate/Advanced level Ballet Intensive. Classes will includeballet, pre-pointe/pointe work, classical character dancing, ballethistory and video studies, and more. *Must be at least 10 years old & havecompleted two consecutive years of ballet training above the pre-ballet level.

Summer CampsSummer CampsCamps run from June 3rd through August 10th

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*Preschooler students receive 4 TumbleBee open gyms. School age studentsreceive 4 hours of gymnastics skillsexpress class. Minimum payment of 4summer classes required. Must present

coupon. Expires May 1, 2013.

Register and pay in full for summerclasses by May 1st and receive

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Kids ages 4-18

DAWSONSUMMERCAMPS

www.dawsonschooll.org/summercamps

With more than 50 camps over eight weeks,you could attend a different camp every week!


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children aday. Childrenmust bepottytrained.Phone: 303-444-8452Website:harmony-preschool.com

BDT Academy Drama CampAddress:5501ArapahoeAve., BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May1Cost:$750 for three-week camps,

$200 for elementary-age campsDates: June 3-July 27Ages:Grade 1-high schoolGender:CoeducationalProgram:Middle school andhigh

school camps are threeweeks long.Elective classes included in addition toproducing amusical on the BDT stage.Elementary-age camps are oneweeklong throughout the summer. Theyinclude “playmaking” inwhich camperscreate scripts/skits basedon literatureandperform those skits each Friday.Phone: 303-449-6000Website:bdtacademy.org

Finding YourWriter’s VoiceAddress:2222 14th St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May10Cost:$145Dates: June 10-14Ages:8-13

Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill stretch their

imaginations through thiswriting camp.Alongwithwriting stories, camperswilllearn how to addgraphics andphotographs to theirwork. Nopreviousexperiencenecessary; equipmentprovided. Healthy snacks included, butplease bring sack lunch. Camphours are8: 30a.m.-3: 30 p.m.Phone: 303-443-0419Website: ywcaboulder.org

EldoradoMountain Yoga CampAddress:2875County Road67,

BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May15Cost:$280 aweek for first child, $140

for siblings the sameweekDates: Seven sessions in June and JulyAges:5-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill participate in a

free-spirited yoga arts andnature campthat integrates thebody/mind/heartbenefits of Hatha Yogawith traditionalsummer campactivities.Phone: 303-249-1671Website:eldoradoyoga.org

BVSD Kids LifelongLearning Summer CampsAddress:6500Arapahoe, Boulder

Registrationdeadline:May28Cost:$145-$350Dates:May28-Aug. 16Ages:6-13Gender:CoeducationalProgram:BVSDKids Lifelong Learning

and theYMCAof Boulder Valley areoffering suchopportunities as visualarts, LEGOS, science adventures, createand cook anddance anddrama. Campswill be held at five Boulder Valley schoolsites in addition to off-site locations.Participantsmay choose anewcampeveryweek.Phone: 720-561-5968Website:bvsd.org/LLL

RockyMountain Day Camp (Superior)Address:3351 Indiana St., SuperiorRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$200-$340perweekDates:May28-July 26Ages:5-14Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campersmayparticipate in

archery, swimming,water slides, rockwall, arts and crafts,music, drama,special events andmore.Phone: 303-495-5204Website: rockymtndaycamp.com

RockyMountain Day Camp (Boulder)Address:2205NorwoodAve., Boulder

Registrationdeadline:May28Cost:$200-$340perweekDates:May28-Aug. 2Ages:5-14 yearsGender:CoeducationalProgram:Campersmayparticipate in

archery, swimming,water slides, rockwall, arts and crafts,music, drama,special events andmore.Phone: 303-495-5204Website: rockymtndaycamp.com

Boulder JCC Specialty Day CampsAddress:3800KalmiaAve., BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$129-$395Dates:May28-Aug. 16Ages:3-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers choose froma

variety of educationalweekly specialtycamps, including LEGObuilding androbotics, cooking, gardening, sports,music, puppetry, science, art andleadership. Half- and full-day optionsavailable.Phone: 303-998-1900Website:boulderjcc.org

Tricky Video andMovieMakingAddress:2222 14th St., Boulder

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Registrationdeadline:May29Cost:$190Dates: June 3-7Ages:8-13Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Participants create their

ownvideos and learn how toincorporate special effects, how to stagean action scene andmore. Each campertakes homeher/his ownmovie. Camphours are 8:30 a.m.-3: 30 p.m.Healthysnacks anddrinks included, but pleasebring sack lunch.Phone: 303-443-0419Website: ywcaboulder.org

Altogether Outdoors Junior LeadershipAddress:Whittier Elementary on 20th

and Spruce, BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May31Cost:$150-$345 aweekDates: June 3-July 26Ages:12-16Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Leadership training for two

weeks, plus experience learningwithcounselors in our junior camp. Learn andpractice concrete leadership skills in

training, thenuse those skills in juniorcamp.Phone: 720-249-2997Website: aocamps.com

Streetside Studios Hip Hop Summer CampAddress:6681ArapahoeRoad,

BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May31Cost:$300 aweekwithmultiple-week

and siblingdiscountsDates: June 3-28Ages:6-9, 10-12 and teensGender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn about

the elements of hip hop, take danceclasses, take a spin at a turntablewithourDJ,write and record your own rapswith ourMCs, find your owngraffiti styleandput on agreat show for your friendsand family at the endof theweek.Phone: 303-449-6789Website: streetsidedance.com

Shredder Kids Summer CampAddress:5541Central Ave., Suite 105,

BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May31Cost:Walk-in: $35half-day, $60 full

day, $250 full day

Dates: June 3-Aug. 16Ages:21⁄2 (potty trained)-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Shredder Kids offers camps

to keep your kidsmoving andplayingnomatter theweather. Indoor campsincorporate free play, aswell asorganizedgames, obstacles, trampolinefun, indoor sledding, arts and crafts andmuchmore.Phone: 303-396-1754Website: shredderboulder.com

Women’sWilderness InstituteAddress:1501 LeeHill Drive, Unit 16,

BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$495plus. Scholarships availableDates: June-AugustAges:8-18Gender: FemaleProgram:Many adventures available,

including five consecutive one-dayintroductions to hiking, rock climbing,expressive arts and thewilderness. Lastnight includes anovernight.Phone: 303-938-9191Website:womenswilderness.org

Wild Bear Mountain Ecology CenterAddress:20 LakeviewDrive, Unit 106,

NederlandRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$15-$60Dates: June 3-Aug. 15Ages:3-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Age specific and age

appropriate arts-integratednaturecamps, 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Shuttle service isavailable fromBoulder.Phone: 303-258-0495Website:wildbear.org

Summer Camp at ZijiAddress:6390 Jay Road, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$250perweekDates: July 8-12, July 15-19 and July

22-26Ages: Early elementaryGender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers engage in sand,

water, claywork,woodwork, gardening,storytelling, songs, puppetry, dramaticsand various arts and crafts.Phone: 303-530-0884

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Summer WorkshopsJune 5-10 Fiddler on the Roof

June 13-17 - Hello, Dolly

July 25-29 Sound of Music

Aug. 1-12 (advanced) Rent

www.peanutbutterplayers.com 303-786-8727 www.harlequincenter.com

Summer musicalMeredith Willson’sThe Music ManJuly 25-28, 2013

Auditions:May 19 or 25, 1-4 p.m. for

ages 5-85.

June 3-7 GreaseJune 10-14 - CinderellaJuly 29-Aug. 2 - Sound of MusicAug. 5-16 - 25th Annual PutnamCounty Spelling Bee(advanced, two week)

Summer Camps will run from9 am - 5 pm for campers ages 7 - 12 years old.

Kids ‘N Critters Summer Camp Dates

Go to Longmont Humane.org for Summer Camp application forms.

You can either mail in your child’s application

or bring it into the LHS Retail Store.

Unfortunately, we can not take registration over the phone or online.

For more information contact:Heather Ponce

Longmont Humane Society(303) 772-1232 x 286

Session 1 - May 27 - May 31Session 2 - June 3 - June 7Session 3 - June 10 - June 14Session 4 - June 17 - June 21Session 5 - June 24 - June 28Session 6 - July 8 - July 12

Session 7 - July 15 - July 19Session 8 - July 22 - July 26Session 9 - July 29 - August 2Session 10 - August 5 - August 9Session 11 - August 12 - August 14

Enroll at www.jesterstheatre.comOr call 303-682-9980

224 Main Street,Longmont

SummerFun forKids!!

WeekTheatre CampsWTheatr3

MusicalsMonday-Wednesday-Friday,9:30-Noon,

Tuition: $250 per three weeksNarnia, June 3-21

Robin Hood, June 24-July 12The Secret Garden, July 15-August 2

PlaysTuesday-Thursday, 9:00-Noon,Tuition: $200 per three weeks

Anne of Green Gables, June 4-20Treasure Island, June 25-July 11The Hobbit, July 16-August1

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Website: zijiearlyelementary.org

CU Science DiscoveryAddress:3400Marine St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$175-450Dates: June 3-Aug. 16Ages:5-18Gender:CoeducationalProgram:CUBoulder offersmore

than 220 summer camps includingscience, technology, engineering,mathand art. One-week summer camps areeither a half-day or full day and include asupervised lunchoption and anextendeddayoption that keepscampers busy until 5 p.m.Phone: 303-492-7188Website:

sciencediscovery.colorado.edu

Boulder JCC Preschool CampAddress:3800KalmiaAve., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$168-$525Dates: June 3-Aug. 2Ages:18months-5 yearsGender:CoeducationalProgram:Anenriching andplayful

experience for campers enteringkindergarten and younger.Phone: 303-448-9939Website:boulderjcc.org

Get Ready to Rock CampAddress:2845Valmont Road, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$290Dates: June 10-14, July 8-12Ages:7-13Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Each five-day sessionwill

focus on rock-climbing techniques,games, skills and safety in addition toexercise.Phone: 303-443-1505Website:movementboulder.com/

youth/camps

Altogether OutdoorsEldorado Canyon CampAddress: Several drop-off spots in

BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:

$345 aweek (discounts available)Dates: June 3-July 26Ages:7-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers play, experience

andgrow together in beautiful EldoradoCanyon. AltogetherOutdoors featuresexperienced staff, small groups, no-costtransportation, discounts andscholarships.Phone: 720-249-2997Website: aocamps.com

Altogether Outdoors Junior CampAddress:Whittier Elementary on 20th

and Spruce, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$300-$325Dates: June 3-July 26Ages:41⁄2-6Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Theperfect introduction to

the campexperience connectingwithnature and friends.Phone: 720-249-2997Website: aocamps.com

Avid4 AdventureAddress:Various locations in BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 7Cost:$375Dates: June 7-Aug. 23Ages: 3-17

Gender: Coeducational Program:Day-campactivities for ages 3-14 includemountain biking, kayaking, rock

climbing andmore. Overnight camps forages 7-17 are just outside Bailey. Enterthe code “daily” for $15discount.Phone: 720-249-2412Website: avid4.com

Children’s Peace GardenAddress:1630Hawthorn, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 10Cost:$160-$260Dates: June-AugustAges:4-10Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Spend an activeweek in the

garden investigating the secretworld ofinsects, creating art fromnature, andexploringwondrous plantswhilemakingnew friends.Phone: 303-443-9952Website:growinggardens.org

YWCA Boulder Girls:Voice of Boulder CountyAddress:2222 14th St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 10Cost:$270Dates: July 15-26, July 29-Aug. 9Ages:8-13Gender: Female

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Summer Camp will be here before you know it. Give your child thegift of a fantastic summer at Bright Horizons X-Treme SummerCamp. Experience a world of exploration, entertaining activities,exciting weekly themes and traditional summer fun.

• AwesomeTrips & Extraordinary Guests• Amazing Fitness & Cool Spaces

• Fantastic Friday Events• Full and Part Time Schedules

East Longmont: 919 Deerwood Dr. • (303) 772-1008 • [email protected] Longmont: 1011 Dry Creek Dr. • (303) 682-0102 • [email protected]

Visit our website for details and dates:www.brighthorizons.com/LongmontSummerFun

It’s NOT your same old camp!

Come experience an X-Treme Summer with Bright Horizons

Visit us online to watch our X-Treme videocreated by our campers!

www.brighthorizons.com/LongmontSummerFun

(303) 652-0130 main • (303) 652-0133 fax6500 West Dry Creek Pkwy, Niwot, CO 80503

www.shepherdvalley.org

Shepherd Valley Waldorf School2013 Summer Camp

June 10, 2013 - August 9, 2013

Camp Morning Glory, ages 3 to 7

Camp Cottonwood, ages 8 to 12

Themes are related to our pillars of educating children, cultivatingcommunity and environmental stewardship.

Themed day camps, including Wildcrafting, Out and About, Circus Arts,Theatre, Games, Outdoor Adventure, Bee Care, and Mandarin

Choose 3 or 5 day program. 8:30am-12:30pm or 8:30am-3:30pm.Each day unfolds in a rhythmic way alternating group activities

with opportunities for free play.

Info & registration: shepherdvalley.org


BOULDER COUNTYDAY CAMPS OUTDOOR CAMPS

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Valmont Bike Park Skills CampAddress:Valmont Bike Park, Valmont

Road, BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May27Cost:$395perweekDates:May27-Aug. 16Ages: 7-17Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers learn skills

through challenging activities,exercises anddiffering terrain andwillexperience the PumpTracks, DirtJumps, Slope Style, Single Track andX-Country.Phone: 720-249-2412Website: avid4.com/VBP

YMCA of Boulder Valley: Adventure CampAddress:2800DagnyWay, LafayetteRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$265-$375Dates:May28-Aug. 9Ages: EnteringGrades 4-8Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers participate in

water adventures including kayaking,canoeing and fishing. Land adventuresinclude rock climbing,mountainbiking, camping, hiking, orienteering,archery, backcountry cooking,

wilderness safety andnatureawareness.Phone: 303-664-5455Website: ymcabv.org

Renaissance Adventures (Boulder)Address:302Pearl St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$265-$495Dates:May28-Aug. 14Ages:6-16Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers join an inspiring

journey, play-acting as heroes andworking as a team to solvemaps andriddles, brainstorming creativesolutions topuzzlingdilemmas,swashbucklingwith foamswords andnegotiatingpeace treaties.Phone: 303-786-9216Website:

RenaissanceAdventures.com

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Windsurf CampAddress:Boulder Reservoir, 5565N.

51st St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$138 residents, $170

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Program:Campers investigate anissue of importance to themandwrite anarticle about it after learning abouttopics such as research,writing, editing,production andmore. Healthy snacksanddrinks included, but please bring asack lunch. Camphours are 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Phone: 303-443-0419Website: ywcaboulder.org

Adventures in Art and Digital PhotographyAddress:2222 14th St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 12Cost:$185Dates: June 17-21, June 24-28Ages:8-13Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This campcenters on the

appreciationofmultimedia art andphotography. Studentswill learn aboutsuch areas as cubism, Popart,impressionismandDeStijl. Theywill alsoenjoy creating their ownart of eachgenre using art supplies, digitalphotography andPhotoshop. Noexperience required; equipment isprovided. Snacks included, but pleasebring sack lunch. Camphours are 8: 30a.m.-3: 30 p.m.Phone: 303-443-0419Website: ywcaboulder.org

Drama and Theater Camp for Girls and BoysAddress:2222 14th St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 24Cost:$180Dates: July 29-Aug. 2, Aug. 5-9Ages:8-13Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers learn and

experience character development,script reading, performances,memorization techniques, theatricaldesign andmore. At the conclusionofcamp, participantswill enjoy sharingtheir new skills in a special performance.Camp runs 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Snacksanddrinks provided, but please bringsack lunch.Phone: 303-443-0419Website: ywcaboulder.org

French Immersion Summer CampAddress:3046 11th St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 29Cost:$310 aweek, $65 adaydrop-inDates: July 29-Aug. 16Ages:6-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:A language and art

program,where children are immersedin a French environment inwhich allactivities are taught in French, includingcooking, sewing, arts and crafts, theater,maskmaking, jewelry design,music,singing and storytelling. Camphours are8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Summer ClinicsAddress:5660 SiouxDrive, BoulderRegistrationdeadline:VariesCost:$99 residents, $124

nonresidentsDates:Offerings inMay, June, July and

August. Seewebsite for details.Ages:5-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Acombinationof exercises,

tennis andother sport, and activities.Camp is 9 a.m.-noonTuesday-Thursday.Phone: 303-441-4137Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Summer Day CampAddress:5660 SiouxDrive, BoulderRegistrationdeadline:Aug. 6Cost:$350 residents, $438

nonresidentsDates: June 17-21, July 15-19Ages:5-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This day camp is an

extension to themorning clinics. Themorningwill be full of tenniswith expertcoaches followedby lunch and somepool time followedbymore tennis.Camp is 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Phone: 303-441-4137Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

303.492.7188

Explore current science, technology, engineering and maththrough hands-on science fun in Boulder and Denver!

Summer classes for ages 5-18 run June 3-August 16.

Register online now! sciencediscovery.colorado.edu

Preparing all children for success in an exciting, project-based day camp, with a focuson the outdoor learning environment and off-campus adventures! Open to all children2 ½ - 5 years of age. Small class sizes (1 adult to every 5 students) ensureindividualized attention and success.

Call Cindy at 303-776-7417 ext. 101 to Register

611 Korte ParkwayLongmont303.776.7417www.tinytimcenter.org

Financial Assistance Available.

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Ages:10-14Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill use a new fleet

of BICWindsurf boards and rigsdesigned specifically for beginners andchildren—after learning theory andpracticingon theon-land trainer.Phone: 303-413-7270Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Water Sports CampAddress:Boulder Reservoir, 5565N.


nonresidentsDates: June-AugustAges:10-14Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Childrenwill participate in

anoeing, sailing, fishing, slacklining,kayaking,windsurfing, playing at thebeach andmore.Phone: 303-413-7214Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Sailing Camp

Address:Boulder Reservior, 5565N.51st St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$220 residents, $275

nonresidentsDates: June-July

Ages:10-14

Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn to

harness thewind and sail the BoulderReservoirwhile learningbasic boatingsafety, sailing theory, boat operation,capsize/recovery, navigation andmore.Phone: 303-413-7214Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Boulder Parks and Recreation:JuniorWater Sports CampAddress:Boulder Reservior, 5565N.


nonresidentsDates: June-AugustAges:7-9Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn

swimming, sailing, canoeing, fishing,

slack-lining, kayaking andwindsurfing.Camphours are 8:45 a.m.-2:15 p.m.Phone: 303-413-7270Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Boulder Parks and Recreation:Junior Sailing CampAddress:Boulder Reservoir, 5565N.


nonresidentsDates: June-JulyAges:7-9Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Camperswill learn the

basics of sailing theory, boat anatomy,boating safety, sailing theory, knots andhitches. Camphours are 8:45 a.m.-2:15p.m.Phone: 303-413-7270Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Cure Organic Farm Kids Farm CampAddress:7416Valmont Road, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 1Cost:$280 aweekDates: June 3-Aug. 15Ages:6-9Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers learnwhere their

food comes fromandare taught thebasics of caring for farmanimals andorganic gardening.Phone: 303-666-6397Website: cureorganicfarm.com/

kidscamp.htm

Thorne Nature ExperienceAddress:1466N. 63rd St., BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$25-$495Dates: June 3-Aug. 2Ages:3-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers experience

fieldbased ecology throughhands-on,science-based, experiential activitiessuch asMudMucking, AtHome in theWoods andBird Banding.Phone: 303-499-3647Website: thornenature.org

YMCA of Boulder Valley: Middle School,High School Specialty CampsAddress:2800DagnyWay, LafayetteRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$240-$575Dates: June 3-Aug. 16Ages:Grades 6-12

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TRIPLE CREEKRANCH in LongmontHAS AMAZING CAMPS &WORKSHOPS!

T

FantasyHorse Camp

Lessons,Birthday Parties& Workshops

Drill TeamHorse Camp

“It’s All About the Fun!”Visit our website for dates and more information

at triplecreek-ranch.com Or call 303-444-4291


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Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers visit amusement

parks, do service-learningprojects, honeacting skills andmore. Also, AdventureDay Trips for 11th-12thgraders andLeader in Training for eighth-10thgraders.Phone: 303-664-5455Website: ymcabv.org

YMCA of Boulder Valley: YMCACamp SantaMaria Overnight CampAddress:2800DagnyWay, LafayetteRegistrationdeadline: June 9Cost:$395-$1,280Dates: June9-Aug. 17Ages:6-17Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers learn

development, crafting strongcommunity andbuilding friendships.There is amini-camp for 6-8-year-olds

andone- and two-week camps for olderyouth. Located in Bailey.Phone: 303-664-5455Website: ymcacampsantamaria.org

Boulder Parks and Recreation: AdventureAddress:5660 SiouxDrive, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 24Cost:$199 resident, $249nonresidentDates: June 24-28Ages:5-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers developoutdoor

adventure skills, improve self-esteemandexplore thenatural environmentthrough activities andgames. Camphours are 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Phone: 303-413-7270Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

Altogether Outdoors BackpackingAddress:Various locations, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 24

Cost:$450-$500 (discounts available)Dates: June 24-July 26Ages:11-14Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Learn tobackpack the right

wayduring aprogramwith two-daycampprepdays followedby a three-daybackpack trip to RockyMountainNational Park. All backpackinggear andfood are includedon theovernight.Phone: 720-249-2997Website: aocamps.com

Altogether Outdoors Sleep-Away CampAddress:Various locations, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 31Cost:$750-$880 aweekDates:Aug. 4-16Ages:7-15Gender:CoeducationalProgram:One- and two-week

sleepaway campprogram includeshorseback riding, rafting, rock climbing,hiking andbackpacking, kayaking and

more.Phone: 720-249-2997Website: aocamps.com

Boulder Parks and Recreation:The Great OutdoorsAddress:5660 SiouxDrive, BoulderRegistrationdeadline:Aug. 5Cost:$199 residents, $249

nonresidentsDates:Aug. 5-9Ages:5-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Campers participate in

soccer, bocceball, flag football, capturethe flag, kickball, canoeing andotheroutdoor activities. There alsowill be anextra field trip to Scott Carpenter Pooland theBoulder Reservior. Camp is 8:30a.m.-5:30 p.m.Phone: 303-413-7270Website:BoulderParks-Rec.org

ACADEMIC CAMPS

Grades 5-8

Play-Well TEKnologies:Pre-Engineering CampAddress:901 Front St., lower level,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$130Dates:May28-31Ages:5-7Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Let your imagination run

wildwithmore than 100,000pieces ofLEGO. Build engineer-designedprojectssuch as boats, bridges,mazes andmotorized cars anduse special pieces tocreate your owndesign.Phone: 303-229-1127Website: artunder.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Engineering FUNdamentals CampAddress:901 Front St., lower level,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline:May28Cost:$130Dates:May28-31Ages:8-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Withmore than 100,000

pieces of LEGO, apply real-worldconcepts in physics, engineering andarchitecture throughour projects. Buildbridges, skyscrapers,motorized cars andmore.Phone: 303-229-1127Website: artunder.org

Play-Well TEKnologies: EngineeringFUNdamentals with LEGOAddress:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 3Cost:$179Dates: June 3-7

Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Withmore than 100,000

pieces of LEGO, apply real-worldconcepts in physics, engineering andarchitecture throughengineer-designedprojects such as archbridges,skyscrapers,motorized cars and theBattletrack. An experienced instructorwill challengenewand returningstudents to engineer at the next level.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Wilderness Journeys with ExperientialLearning AssociatesAddress:1021 JeffersonAve.,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline: June 7Cost:$525-$1,365Dates: June 8-July 26Ages:8-16Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Overnight specialty trips

with an informal science focus. Smallgroup settingwith professional teachersandoutdoor educators result in fun andmeaningful learning.Phone: 303-665-9381Website:

experientiallearningassociates.org

Play-Well TEKnologies: SportsbotsAddress:901 Front St., lower level,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline: June 17Cost:$155Dates: June 17-21Ages:8-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Wewill design andbuild

motorized remote controlled sports botsto compete in soccer, hockey,basketball, quidditch andmore.Phone: 303-229-1127Website: artunder.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Pre-Engineering CampAddress:901 Front St. Lower Level,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline: June 17Cost:$155Dates: June 17-21Ages:5-7Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Withmore than 100,000

LEGOpieces, build engineer-designedprojects such as boats, bridges,mazesandmotorized cars.Phone: 303-229-1127Website: artunder.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Jedi EngineeringAddress:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 24Cost:$179Dates: June 24-28Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Young Jediwill explore

engineeringprinciples right in front ofthem.Defeat the empire bydesigningand refiningW-Wings, R2-units andsettlements on far-flung edges of thegalaxy. Imagination andengineeringcombine to createmotorized andarchitectural projects such as energycatapults, shield generators anddefenseturrets.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Jedi Master EngineeringAddress:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: June 24Cost:$179Dates: June 24-28Ages:8-12

Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Build complexmachines

and structures basedon thebest designsfromagalaxy far, far away. ProjectsincludeX-Wings, AT-ATwalkers, Pod-racers, StarDestroyers, CloudCities,settlements and fortresses. Play-Well’sJedi instructors reinforce keyengineering concepts such as geartrains,wormdrives, pneumatics,eccentricmotion andmore.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Pre-Engineeringwith LEGOAddress:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 8Cost:$179Dates: June 3-7 and July 8-12Ages:5-7Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Let your imagination run

wildwithmore than 100,000pieces ofLEGO. Build engineer-designedprojectssuch as boats, bridges,mazes andmotorized cars anduse special pieces tocreate your owndesign.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Play-Well TEKnologies: Green EngineeringAddress:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 8Cost:$179Dates: July 8-12Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Design andbuildmachines

poweredby alternative energy sources.Race solar cars, build awind-poweredelectrical-generation facility, enter ahuman-powered vehicle competition

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and invent amachinepoweredbyelastic-strain energy. FamiliaritywithLEGOTechnic is desirable.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Lift Off!Address:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 22Cost:$179Dates: July 22-26Ages:5-7Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Exploremachines that carry

us far above theground. Studentswillbuild a variety of planes, helicopters,gondolas andother sky-bound craft aswe learn the concepts of flight andotherengineeringprinciples.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Aerospace FUNdamentalsAddress:3198Broadway, Boulder

Registrationdeadline: July 22Cost:$185Dates: July 22-26Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram:This is a hands-on camp in

which you learn the secrets of flight,launch rockets, build aircraft and createaworkingparachute.Phone: 303-441-3446Website:play-well.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Jedi EngineeringAddress:901 Front St., lower level,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline: July 22Cost:$155Dates: July 22-26Ages:5-7Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Learn to createmotorized

and architectural projects such asenergy catapults, shield generators anddefense turrets.Phone: 303-229-1127Website: artunder.org

Play-Well TEKnologies:Jedi Master CampAddress:901 Front St., lower level,

LouisvilleRegistrationdeadline: July 22Cost:$155Dates: July 22-26Ages:8-11Gender:CoeducationalProgram:Build complexmachines

and structures basedondesigns fromagalaxy far away. Projects includeX-Wings, ATTwalkers, PodRacers andmore.Phone: 303-229-1127Website: artunder.org

Play-Well TEKnologies: RoboticsAddress:3198Broadway, BoulderRegistrationdeadline: July 29Cost:$213Dates: July 29-Aug. 2Ages:8-12Gender:CoeducationalProgram: Learn about building and

programming robots using LEGOMindstormsNXT technology. In additionto having fun, participants learn about

mechanical and software design,problem solving and teamwork skills.

Phone: 303-441-3446

Website:play-well.org

YMCA/BVSD LifelongLearning Summer Camp

Address:2800DagnyWay, Lafayette

Registrationdeadline:Contact fordeadlines

Cost:$245-$350

Dates:May28-Aug. 2

Ages:6-12

Gender:Coeducational

Program:TheYMCAandBVSDhavejoined together to offer six experiencesat five BVSD schools. Half- and full-dayoptions.

Phone: 303-664-5455

Website: ymcabv.org

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