skip navigation
powered locally by
Why Facebook?

11 "camps" results in Nichols Hills

1.

Beyond the Gold Sports Camp (7.9 miles)

Takes place at First Presbyterian Church of Edmond

First Presbyterian Church of Edmond presents:

Beyond the Gold!
Sports Camp
June 11 - 15 • 9 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Cost is only $65!

Trained Christian coaches teach Basketball, Soccer, Cheerleading, Team 45 & Flag Football for Kids (4-12)

To register call: 341-3602 ext. 242

1001 S Rankin • Edmond, OK • 405-341-3602

Jun-Jun

11-15
2.

Summer Tennis Camps (9.6 miles)

Takes place at Kickingbird Tennis Center and happens every Monday through Friday

Sign up now for Summer Tennis Camps!

• June Camps
May 28 - June 1
June 4 - 8
June 11 - 15
June 18 -22
June 25 - 29

• July Camps
July 2 - 6
July 9 - 13
July 16 - 20
July 23 - 27

• August Camps
July 30 - August 3
August 6 - 10

Camps are 8 a.m. - 12:00 noon - Monday through Friday, ages 6 and up.
Cost: $100 per week, includes a new tennis racquet.

Kickingbird Tennis Center
1500 E. Danforth
Edmond, OK 73034
405-348-3120

May-Aug

28-10
3.

Summer Pee-Wee Tennis Camps (9.6 miles)

Takes place at Kickingbird Tennis Center and happens every Monday through Friday

Sign up now for Summer Tennis Camps!

Pee-Wee Camps for 4 & 5 year olds

• June Camps
May 28 - June 1
June 4 - 8
June 11 - 15
June 18 - 22
June 25 - 29

• July Camp
July 2 - 6

Camps are 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Cost: $60 - includes free tennis racquet

Kickingbird Tennis Center
1500 E. Danforth
Edmond, OK 73034
405-348-3120

May-Jul

28-6
4.

Summer on the Farm (8.4 miles)

Takes place at Keystone Adventure School & Farm and happens every Monday through Friday

Keystone Adventure School and Farm is "the place" for any kid to spend his/her summer. Summer on the Farm is designed to give children a place to spend their summers learning, working, socializing, and having fun.

Keystone's summer program gives your children opportunities to read, write, perform computations, do chores, learn responsibility, work in a garden, interact with real farm animals, build homes for incoming animals, and work in a real farm environment.

Keystone’s “Summer on the Farm” provides a memorable summer for everyone and keeps children reading, writing, and performing mental computations throughout the summer, mitigating regression in their current abilities and building a bridge to new ones.

“Summer on the Farm’s” hours will be from 8:00 am through 5:45pm and will be open from May 29 – July 27.

For more information, call 405-216-5400 or visit http://www.keystoneadventureschoolandfarm.com

May-Jul

29-23
5.

Arctic Edge Summer Sports Camp (5.4 miles)

Takes place at Arctic Edge Arena and happens every Monday through Friday

Arctic Edge Summer Sports Camp offers your child a fun, exciting and safe environment to spend their summer. Our camp provides the opportunity to participate in many varied sports and athletic pursuits.Your child will make friends and stay active while trying new and stimulating activities. We offer such a variety that there is something for everyone.

• Activities
Every day campers participate in a morning workout, play basketball, and ice skate. Some of our weekly activities include swimming, martial arts, hip hop dance, arts & crafts, hockey, ping pong, gymnastics, ballroom dancing, cheerleading, and skateboarding just to name a few.

• Age requirements
In order to attend Summer Sports Camp all campers must be at least 7 by the beginning of August.

• Drop Off/Pick Up
Our hours of activities are 9am until 4pm. However, we understand that most parents have busy schedules so we open our doors for drop off at 7:30am. Between 7:30 and 9am campers can play games, watch movies, color or just relax until our daily activities begin promptly at 9am. In the afternoon pick-up begins at 4pm and will last until 5:30 at which time all campers need to be picked up. If your child has not been picked up by 5:30 there will be a late charge of $1.00 per minute for every minute after 5:30. This must be paid at the time of pick up to the counselor on duty.

• Lunch/Snacks
For lunch, campers have the option to bring their lunch from home, or purchase a lunch from the snack bar. Campers may purchase only the items on the lunch list which includes chicken strips, popcorn chicken, hot dogs, hot pockets, corndogs, pizza, burritos, chips, French fries and much more. The lunch list does not include caffeinated sodas, candy and other foods that are high in sugar.

Healthy snacks will be provided every morning and afternoon. At 4:30 campers will have the opportunity to purchase a snack from the snack bar in addition to the snack they are provided. However, they are limited to spending $3.00 each day. Campers may also bring a snack from home, but we ask that snacks that are high in sugar be kept to a minimum.

For your convenience, we ask that you load a lunch/snack card with money that we will run each day. This way your child does not risk losing their lunch money. With the purchase of a lunch/snack card we are able to provide you with an accurate balance as well as a record of what your child purchases each day. Furthermore, if you wish to, you may place restrictions on what your child can purchase with their lunch/snack card.

• Sessions & Prices
Arctic Edge Summer Sports Camp offers a variety of sessions to fit your summer needs and schedule. Camp begins on May 29th and lasts all summer until August 17th. In order to book your child’s spot at camp a $25.00 non-refundable enrollment fee must be paid at the time of enrollment.

You may choose for your child to attend camp for one week, one month or the entire summer. Camp costs $125 per week if you register for four consecutive weeks. However, you are welcome to pick and choose your weeks to fit your schedule and the cost is $145 per week. Below are the sessions available.

Week 1: 5/29-6/1
Week 2: 6/4-6/8
Week 3: 6/11-6/15
Week 4: 6/18-6/22
Week 5: 6/25-6/29
Week 6: 7/2, 3, 5, 6
Week 7: 7/9-7/13
Week 8: 7/16-7/20
Week 9: 7/23-7/27
Week 10: 7/30-8/3
Week 11: 8/6-8/10
Week 12: 8/13-8/17

* There is a $20.00 discount for additional siblings.

14613 N Kelly Ave., Edmond, Oklahoma • 748-5454

Go to www.arctic-edge.com for registration forms.

May-Aug

29-13
6.

Kids Summer Boxing Camp Entry Lvl 1 (2.2 miles)

Takes place at Western Avenue Boxing Gym and happens Daily

Our 2 week package is designed to help teach kids vital skills including self-regulation , self efficacy and self esteem in children and young adults.
Kids Boxing camp will give you
strength and conditioning
balance and coordination
self respect and self esteem
offensive and defensive skill

Jun-Jul

18-2
7.

Kids Summer Boxing Camp Intermediate Lvl 2 (2.2 miles)

Takes place at Western Avenue Boxing Gym and happens Daily

Our 2 week package is designed to help teach kids vital skills including self-regulation , self efficacy and self esteem in children and young adults.
Kids Boxing camp will give you
strength and conditioning
balance and coordination
self respect and self esteem
offensive and defensive skill

Jul-Jul

2-16
8.

Summer Tennis Camp (1.9 miles)

Takes place at Casady School and happens every Monday through Thursday

Summer Tennis Camp at Casady School
5 - 18 years old / All Levels
June 4 - July 19
Information and registration at www.mytennisinc.com

TOTS: 5-6 years old
Students learn the basic skills of tennis with exercises and games in hand-eye coordination and movement games. This class uses the Quickstart format of larger foam balls, lower nets and smaller courts.
8:15am-9am M-Th $60

BEGINNERS: 7 years old and up
Students learn the basic strokes and begin to rally the ball with each other to build consistency and confidence. This class uses low compression balls, lower nets and smaller courts. Drills and games will be used to emphasize proper technique and footwork.
9:00am-12:00pm M-Th $110

INTERMEDIATES: 7 years old and up
Students focus on groundstrokes, volleys and serves. Drills and games will be used to simulate playing situations. Court positioning and strategy will be taught.
9:00am-12:00pm M-Th $110

ADVANCED: By permission of coach
This player should have an interest in tournament and/or high school play. Students refine groundstrokes, volleys and serves with focus on extended rallying skills. Drills, games and match play will be included in every session.
9:00am-12:00pm and 12:30-3:30 M-Th $110

Students should bring a water bottle, sunscreen,hat, towel and a racket to the courts.

Jun-Jul

4-19
9.

Summer Camp 2012 (5.4 miles)

Takes place at Camp DaKaNi and happens every Monday through Friday

Embracing with adventure, Camp DaKaNi gives boys and girls a chance to experience nature through archery, canoeing, hiking, rock-climbing, fishing, sing-a-longs, games and more on 33 wooded acres. The camp is operated by Camp Fire USA.

2012 Camp DaKaNi Sessions:

Day Camp Sessions are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Campers arriving early or arriving later must be enrolled in Before & After Care.

Session 1 -- June 4th - 8th
Session 2 -- June 11th - 15th
Session 3 -- June 18th - 22nd
Session 4 -- June 25th - June 29th
MaKaYa -- July 5th - 7th
Session 5 -- July 9th - 13th
Session 6 -- July 16th - 20th
Camp C.A.N.O.E. -- July 23rd - 27th (Children with Autism Need Outdoor Experiences)

For more information contact, Penn Henthorn (405) 254-2080 | penn@campfireusa-ok.org
www.campfireusa-ok.org

Jun-Jul

4-27
10.

Summer Camps (4.2 miles)

Takes place at Oklahoma City Zoo and happens every Tuesday through Friday

Summer Camps • 405-425-0218

Meet Tuesday – Friday, from 8:30 am – 12:30 pm.
Cost per child per week: $100 (member), $110 (non-member).
Provide snack, but children must bring lunch.
Require birth certificates to verify age.

Following are camp descriptions and dates:

• No Place like Home
June 5 - 8 (4 - 5 yrs)
June 5 - 8 (6 - 7 yrs)
Home is where your heart is! An animal’s home can be in a tree, hole, field, or even the sea. Come discover the best homes on the nature market.

• Get Out
June 5 - 8 (8 - 11 yrs)
Tracking wild animals, trapping turtles and fishing in zoo lake are just some of the fun adventures we will have while playing outside.

• Zoo Borns
June 12 - 15 (4 - 5 yrs)
June 12 - 15 (6 - 7 yrs)
If you love baby animals, you’re in for a treat! Come explore the new additions to our zoo family and learn how we care for these bundles of joy.

• Something’s Fishy
June 12 - 15 (8 - 11 yrs)
Dive into this underwater camp as we explore the zoo’s aquatic wonders and the many ways of catching fish.

• Project Noah
June 12 - 15 (12 - 15 yrs)
Connect with nature and unleash your wild side. We will photograph and identify Oklahoma plants and animals then share our discoveries with scientists around the world!

• Zooper Shapes
June 19 - 22 (3 yrs – must be potty trained)
Circles, squares, triangles, Oh MY! Join us on a zoo-fari to explore and meet different-shaped animals.

• Tales of Tails
June 19 - 22 (4 - 5 yrs)
June 19 - 22 (6 - 7 yrs)
Stories come to life as we explore some of our favorite animal stories from around the world. Join us for this exciting reading adventure that will leave you eager for more.

• Harry Potter’s ZooWarts
June 19 - 22 (8 - 11 yrs)
Come to ZooWarts for one last celebration of Harry Potter lore, and meet the real animals who inspired the series’ mythical creatures.

• Snakes Scales and Turtle Tails
June 26 - 29 (4 - 5 yrs)
June 26 - 29 (6 - 7 yrs)
Do you love reptiles too? Join us as we get up close to our scaly friends and uncover their hidden world.

• Animal Myth-Busters
June 26 - 29 (8 - 11 yrs)
Do toads give you warts? Are bats really blind? Do porcupines shoot quills? Investigate animal myths and “bust” a few too.

• Zootastic Careers
June 26 - 29 (12 - 15 yrs)
Think outside the cage to explore zoo-related careers! Learn how to train animals, design your own zoo exhibit, and make some very special animal treats. Meet keepers, trainers, vets, and more!

• Not So Angry Birds
July 10 - 13 (4 - 5 yrs)
July 10 - 13 (6 - 7 yrs)
Find out how these brightly colored friends fly through the air, lay eggs, and protect their own. Flock together and come face to face with some not so angry birds who call the zoo their home.

• Camp Grab Bag
July 10 - 13 (8 - 11 yrs)
Where will we go? What will we do? Who will we meet? Open your surprise bag of toys to see!

• Colorful Critters
July 17 - 20 (3 yrs – must be potty trained)
Red, green, yellow and blue just to name a few. Join us for an adventure to discover different-colored animals at the zoo.

• Howdy Partner
July 17 - 20 (4 - 5 yrs)
July 17 - 20 (6 - 7 yrs)
Yeehaw! All cowboys and cowgirls are invited to the wildest-west zoo in Oklahoma. It’ll be a rootin’ tootin’ good time.

• Madagascar
July 17 - 20 (8 - 11 yrs)
The entire zoo is on the move! Be alert, stay awake, and don’t be late for this great escape!

• Catch Me If You Can
July 24 - 27 (4 - 5 yrs)
July 24 - 27 (6 - 7 yrs)
Did you know animals are hiding all around us? Discover ways animals hide and learn ways to find them!

• Self Defense 101
July 24 - 27 (8 - 11 yrs)
To spray or not to spray, that is the question--if you’re a skunk. Discover what kinds of tricks animals have up their “sleeves” when it comes to defending themselves.

• Zooniversity
July 24 - 27 (12 - 15 yrs)
What are mammalogy, herpetology, ornithology, and ichthyology all about? Get an insider’s look as we learn about each animal group and discover how scientists study their diversity around the world.

• Zoo Clues
July 31 - Aug. 3 (4 - 5 yrs)
July 31 - Aug. 3 (6 - 7 yrs)
Uncover clues to a few of the zoo’s favorite things as we discover places to go, animals to see and plants to eat.

• Dr. Zoo Little
July 31 - Aug. 3 (8 - 11 yrs)
With a “woof-woof” here or a “tweet-tweet” there, animals have plenty to say. Decode their tail raising, trunk holding and leg stomping to find out what they are really saying.

• Below the Surface
Aug. 7 - 10 (4 - 5 yrs)
Aug. 7 - 10 (6 - 7 yrs)
Whether they’re running through tunnels or flying into caves, some animals find safety below the surface. We will go underground and uncover their secrets.

• Magic Treehouse
Aug. 7 - 10 (8 - 11 yrs)
Do you like the Magic Treehouse series? The books will inspire each day’s riddle and animal adventure – which will begin from the zoo’s own Treehouse!

Cancellation and Refund Policy:
1. Cancellations must be in writing—no phone or email cancellations will be accepted.
Mail to: Education Department, OKC Zoo, 2101 NE 50th, OKC, OK 73111.
2. No refunds for cancellations made less than 7 days prior to program start date.
3. Classes are transferable to children in the same age group.
4. A 20% service charge will apply for any changes in the original registration.
5. The Zoo reserves the right to cancel classes if registration is below required minimum.

Jun-Aug

5-10
11.

Wild On Wednesday (6.7 miles)

Takes place at St Paul's Lutheran Church and happens on Wednesdays

Free summer event for children PK(potty trained)-5th grade Wednesdays in June.
Transportation, snacks, and a WOW t-shirt included.
June 6: OKC Zoo in Oklahoma City, OK
June 13: Orr Family Farm in Tuttle, OK
June 20: Sam Noble Museum in Norman, OK
June 27: Jasmine Moran Museum in Seminole, OK

Registration deadline is Wednesday, May 16.(Only 114 can register per wk.)
Registration forms can be found at St. Paul's from 9-12 on Mon. and Thurs., and 1-4 on Tues. and Wed. or online at www.stpaulsokc.com.
More details can be found on forms.

Jun-Jun

6-27

Showing results for Events in Nichols Hills, OK