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ABUNDANT LIFE
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
630 Farrs Bridge Rd.
Greenville, SC 29611
246-3111
E-mail: alcdaycare@charter.net
Dates: beginning May 23
Ages: K4 – fifth grade
Cost: $85 per student each week; registration is $40.
Children will experience fun activities, daily Bible time
and weekly swimming sessions.
Interesting trips will be planned. The cost covers lunch and
field trips.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST
SUMMER DAY CAMP
4 Harrison Bridge Road
P.O. Box 761
Simpsonville, SC 29681
Tony Griffin, 688-0405
Web: www.BethlehemBaptistChurch.com
E-mail: tgriffin@bethlehembaptistchurch.com
Dates: June 7 – Aug. 13, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: 4 – 13, 14 – 17 for the teen intern program
Costs: Call for fees.
The camp offers action packed days in a fun learning environment.
Activities include field trips, Bible study, career exploration,
crafts and community service projects.
CAMP COUGAR
Greenville County Recreation District
400 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Nancy Callahan, 288-6470
Web: www.gcrd.org
Dates: June 13 - Aug. 5, one-week sessions, from
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Registration begins March 3 for in district residents
and March 4 for the public.
Ages: Grades 1 – 6
Cost: $67
Camp Cougar is a summer day camp for boys and girls held at
Southside Park located between Simpsonville and Mauldin. This
program features weekly themes with field trips, swimming,
crafts, nature education, sports, games and more. Early arrival
and late stay are available.
CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
Greenville County Recreation District
400 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Nancy Callahan, 288-6470
Web: www.gcrd.org
Dates: June 13 - Aug. 5, four two-week sessions,
from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Registration begins March 3
for in district residents and March 4 for the public.
Ages: 6 – 11
Cost: $95
This summer day camp provides weekly themes, sports, games,
arts and crafts, swimming, field trips, nature activities
and more. Programs are offered at the Pavilion, East Riverside
Park, Northside Park, Westside Park, Skyland Elementary School
and Piedmont Community Building.
CAMP KID VENTURE
Simpsonville Parks and Recreation Department
310 W. Curtis St.
Simpsonville, SC
Sandee Fix, 967-9533
Dates: June 6 – Aug. 11, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Mondays – Thursdays.
Ages: 5 – 12
Cost: Call for fees.
This program includes swimming, skating, movies and field
trips including Carowinds. Campers bring lunches and snacks.
CCES CAVALIER
DAY CAMP
Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Christy Siler, 299-1522, ext. 1269
Web: www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 6 – July 29, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Rising K4 – rising sixth grades
Cost: $199 a week
There are eight separate one-week sessions that are theme
centered and include learning activities, art, technology,
cooking, outdoor games and field trips. A separate Mini Cavs
Camp offers ageappropriate activities for K4 – first
graders. Day camp can be combined with Summer Encounters Enrichment
programs as a Design Your Day program. Early stay and extended
day programs are available. Lunch is available at an additional
cost.
Discounts apply for early enrollment and multiple children
or weeks.
EASTLAN CHILD
ENRICHMENT MINISTRY
625 S. Pleasantburg Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Dianna Yow, 288-5420
Dates: beginning in June
Ages: 6-weeks-old through third grade
Costs: Call for fees.
The program provides activities and academics from a Christian,
Bible-based perspective to help each child to reach his potential
spiritually, mentally, socially and physically. Special interest
camp programs offered include music, arts and crafts, science
and sports.
GATEWAY ACADEMY
8596 Pelham Road
Greenville, SC 29615
627-0062
Dates: June, July and Aug.
Ages: 2 – 12
Cost: Call for fees.
Summer camp is organized by a different theme each week. Students
participate in theme activities, special events and field
trips. After-schoolers participate in a special reading project.
Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack is included.
HAYNSWORTH SCHOOL
228 East Park Avenue
Greenville, SC 29601
235-3010
Web: www.haynsworthprivate.com
E-mail: haynsworthschool@charter.net
Dates: All summer, 7:30 a.m. – 5:45 p.m.
Ages: 3 - 12
Costs: Call for fees
The program offers theme based weekly activities including
arts and crafts, swimming, movies, horseback riding, skating
and field trips. A snack is provided and campers bring their
own lunch.
MAULDIN RECREATION
CENTER
203 Corn Road,
Mauldin, SC 29662
John Barwick, 288-3354
E-mail: mauldinrec@charter.net
Dates: Beginning in early June, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.,
Mondays – Thursdays, call for schedule
Ages: 6 – 12
Costs: Call for fees
Camp days include movies, swimming, arts and crafts, bowling,
skating and more. Weekly field trips are planned. Campers
bring a bag lunch.
MONTESSORI ADVENTURE
CAMP
Montessori School of Greenville
305 Pelham Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Lois Gaston, 232-3447
E-mail: montgvl@cs.com
Web: www.MontessoriGreenville.com
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 22, morning sessions
Ages: 3 – 6
Costs: Call for information.
Adventurer Camp offers “Oceans of Fun.” Campers
will make jellyfish, build sandcastles, back sand dollar cookies
and dissect a fish. Montessori camp provides a fun educational
experience in a nurturing environment.
PALMETTO PREP’S
SUMMER ADVENTURES
Palmetto International Preparatory School
1950 Woodruff Road
Greenville, SC 29607
675-1002
Web: www.palmettoprep.com
E-mail: cweathers@palmettoprep.com
Dates: Weekly sessions from June 6 – Aug. 19,
6:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. daily
Ages: Kindergarten – fifth grade
Cost: $50 registration fee, $225 per week
The program offers daily field trips to local attractions
and special interest instruction including cooking, karate,
sports, dance, the arts, nature week, career week, safety
week and animal camp.
SHALOM KIDS SUMMER
DAY CAMP
712 Richbourg Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Vicky Owensby, Director, 414-4861
E-mail: vowensby@charter.net
Dates: One-week sessions, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. all summer
Ages: 6 months through12-years-old
Cost: Call for fees
This day camp provides fun, structured, educational activities
including arts and crafts, cooking, field trips, music and
dance, holiday parties, computers, games, gardening, wildlife
care, sports, water fun and Friday pizza. This camp program
offers Jewish
values and fellowship with an experienced staff. Extended
care is available.
THE SUNSHINE HOUSE
6900 White Horse Road, Greenville 294-0332
2700 E. North St., Greenville 268-1735
2685 Dry Pocket Road, Greer 288-5842
3215 Neely Ferry Road, Mauldin 288-3267
6805 St. Park Road, Travelers Rest 834-8414
Web: www.sshouse.com
Dates: All summer, one-week sessions or drop-in are available
Ages: 6 – 12
Cost: Weekly tuition costs vary by location; field trips and
activity costs are extra.
The summer camp theme for 2005 is “From Sea to Shining
Sea.” Summer program includes meals, snacks, field trips,
arts and crafts, sports, reading, computer games and a special
field day. Enrichment programs include dance, computer and
Spanish instruction. State licensed and approved.
TAYLORS FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
200 W. Main St.
Taylors, SC 29687
678-8830
Web: www.taylorsfbc.org
E-mail: annew@taylorsfabc.org
Dates: all summer Tuesdays and Thursdays, June
14 – July 7, 9a.m. – 2 p.m., registration deadline
is
April 8
Ages: Infants – K5, programs also offered for first
– fifth grades.
Cost: Call for information Day camp offers a fun, hands-on
biblically based program.
Campers bring their lunch, snack Camp Directory CONTINUED
provided.
WANDERERS TEEN
CAMP
Greenville County Recreation District
400 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Nancy Callahan, 288-6470
Web: www.gcrd.org
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 6, eight one-week sessions,
from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Registration begins March 3 for in district residents and
March 4 for the public.
Ages: 12 – 14
Cost: $72
This summer day camp is held at the Pavilion Recreation Complex,
400 Scottswood Road and Piney Mountain Park near Cherrydale.
Activities include field trips, sports, team games, competitions,
service projects, swimming and more. Early arrival and late
stay are available.
WEST END PRESCHOOL
At Pendleton Street Baptist Church
1100 South Main St.
Greenville, SC 29601
232-7312, ext. 125
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 19; Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., registration begins in
March
Ages: 6 months – 6-years-old
Cost: $25 per day or $66 per week
The day camp program offers an academic and Bible curriculum
that is developmentally appropriate for the age groups. Field
trips are arranged for the 3- to 4-year-olds. Early arrival
and late stay are available.
YMCA SUMMER DAY
CAMPS
Contact your local YMCA
Cleveland Street Family YMCA 242-4651
Eastside Family YMCA 292-2790
Golden Strip Family YMCA 963-3605
Fork Shoals YMCA Community Center 243-2606
North Greenville Family YMCA 834-2400
Dates: June 6 – Aug. 20, 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: The Great Adventure for rising first- through fifth-graders
Teen Specialty Camps for rising sixth- through eighth-graders
Costs: Call for information
The YMCA summer day camps are traditional outdoor-based camps
that offer exploring, field trips, art and crafts, games,
swimming, archery, bouldering and more. Camp for teens offers
classes such as skateboarding, paintball, quilting and sewing,
scrapbooking, horseback riding and more. Adventure camp also
includes community service opportunities and outings to museums,
canoeing, movies, parks and more.
YWCA SUMMER CAMP
700 Augusta St.
Greenville, SC 29651
467-3700
Dates: June 6 – Aug. 12, 7 a.m.– 6 p.m.
Ages: 6 – 8
Cost: Call for fees.
World Explorer camp offers field trips, fitness, activities,
crafts and more through a project oriented approach promoting
the use of creative thinking. Snacks are included but campers
bring their lunches. This is a DSS licensed facility.
GREENVILLE COUNTY
Specialty Camps
ALL AMERICAN LACROSSE
CAMP
Camp location: Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
299-1522, ext. 1269
Dates: June 6 – 9; 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Grades preschool – 12
Cost: Call for information.
Lacrosse camp will offer individual instruction by present
collegiate coaches and players at Division II
and Division III levels. Instruction will focus on proper
stick skills, passing, shooting, defense, individual moves,
team play and basic lacrosse knowledge.
BASEBALL CAMP
Simpsonville Parks and Recreation Department
310 W. Curtis St.
Simpsonville, SC 29681
967-9533
Dates: Call for schedule
Cost: Call for fees.
Boys can learn the basics of baseball skills.
BASEBALL DAY CAMP
AT FURMAN UNIVERSITY
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
Coach Ron Smith, 294-2146
Dates: June 6–10 and 20–24, July 18–22 and
25–29
8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (mini-camp is 8:30 a.m. –
11:45 a.m.)
Ages: Boys, mini-camp for ages 6 – 8 and full day
for ages 9 – 15
Cost: Full-day is $220, Mini-camp is $125
In mini-camp sessions, campers learn the basic fundamentals
of baseball through individual instruction in hitting, fielding,
throwing and running the bases. During full day camp, campers
focus on fundamentals by position and skill level. Instruction
is provided on team concepts, cut-offs and relays.
CAMP ARK
Greer Cultural Arts Council
226 Oakland Ave.
Greer, SC 29650
Andrea Payment 848-5383
Web: www.greersc.com
Dates: June 13 – 17, June 27 – July 1 and July
25 – 29
Ages: Camps for ages 3 – 4, 5 – 7 and 8 –
12
Cost: Call for fees.
This camp offers drama, music, dance and art incorporated
into a fun learning environment. Instruction and activities
focus on literary themes including Session I – Seuss
on the Loose, Get on Board the Magic Schoolbus Express and
A Blume-ing Good Time; Session II – Henkes Town Heroes,
The Days and Nights of Junie B. Jones, or The Bailey School
Kids Gang; and Session III – Crawling with Carle, Follow
the Marvin Redpost Road and Abracadabra! Magic Tree House
appear.
CAMP CREEKSIDE
501 Howell Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Amy Brooke, 244-8899
Dates: June 15 – July 15
Ages: 6 – 12
Cost: Call for fees.
Camp Creekside combines active fun with learning for dyslexic
children. Morning sessions include tutorials in Spanish, art
and oral language. Afternoon activities include recreation
and swimming. Field trips are planned for Fridays. Extra curricular
activities stress oral and written language development using
the Orton-Gillingham approach to learning.
CAMP INDEPENDENCE
located at Camp Buckhorn
Paris Mountain State Park
2401 State Park Road
Greenville, SC 29609
609-5054, Ext. 3299
Dates: July 11 – 14, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: 6 – 18
Cost: $85, camperships are available.
Camp Independence offers recreational activities and education
to children with diabetes, their siblings and friends. Doctors,
nurses, certified diabetes educators and dieticians staff
the camp on a volunteer basis. Children can learn about diabetes,
its care and management. Camp activities include nature walks,
field games, arts and crafts and more.
CAMP INVENTION
Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive, Greenville, SC 29607
Bethel Elementary
111 Bethel School Road, Mauldin, SC
Mountain View Elementary
6350 Mountain View Road, Taylors, SC 29687
Ellen Woodside Elementary
9130 Augusta Road, Pelzer, SC 29669
1-800-968-4332
Web: www.campinvention.org
E-mail: campinventionsc@hotmail.com
Dates: Call for times, June 13 – 16 at Bethel, June
20 – 24 at CCES, July 11 – 14 at Mountain View
and Ellen Woodside
Ages: Grades 2 – 6
Cost: $199
Camp Invention is a hands-on science and creativity camp.
Children from any school may register. Led by certified teachers,
five daily activities integrate science, math, history and
the arts with fun. Children become automobile designers, detectives,
outer space pioneers, design amusement park rides and become
sound engineers. Camps are also held in Anderson, Oconee and
Laurens.
CAROLINA ACADEMY
FOR EDUCATIONAL
EXCELLENCE
576 D Woodruff Road
Greenville, SC 29607
234-7984
Web: www.carolinaacademy.net
E-mail: ellen@carolinaacademy.net
Dates: Call for a schedule
Ages: Kindergarten – grade 12
Cost: Call for fees
Summer enrichment workshops for children include Study Skills
and Motivation, Art Enrichment, Hands On Science, Handwriting
Club, Web Design, Foreign Languages, Young Entrepreneurs,
Scrapbooking and more. Students can build and maintain skills
with workshops such as Writing Basics and Beyond, Real World
Math Experiences, All About Money, Writing and Digital Photography,
and Bookmaking and Illustrating.
THE CAROLINA BALLET
872 Woodruff Road
Greenville, SC
297-1635
Web: www.carolinaballet.org
Dates: Mini Showstoppers 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. and
12:30 – 4:30 p.m. July 26 – 30; Dance Camps 9
a.m. – 1 p.m. or 2:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. July 19
– 30
or Aug. 2 – 13
Ages: Mini Showstoppers for ages 4 – 5 and 6 –
7
Cost: $250 – $375 per student for one camp,
registration is $25.
Mini Showstoppers morning camps are offered for students who
have had Kinderdance and afternoon sessions for those in beginning,
first or second year of ballet instruction. Dance Camp offer
morning sessions for pre-pointe students or afternoon sessions
for advanced students.
CCES CAVALIER
SPORTS CAMP
Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Christy Siler, 299-1522, Ext. 1269
Web: www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June and July
Ages: ages vary by camp
Cost: Prices vary by camp, call for information
CCES will offer basketball for preschoolers – grade
5 and grade 6 – 9, baseball for grades 5 – 9,
football for grades 5 – 9 and soccer camps for preschoolers
– grade 8. Experienced CCES coaches conduct the Cavalier
Sports Camps. Participants receive instruction, repetition
of the fundamentals and game experience. Campers will receive
a Tshirt. Early arrival and late stay options are available.
CCES SUMMER ENCOUNTERS
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Christy Siler, 299-1522, Ext. 1269
Web: www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 7 – July 30
Ages: Rising grades K4 – 12
Cost: Prices vary by camp, call for information Academic and
review courses are available for elementary, middle and high
school students. Courses offered include readiness programs,
reading rate and comprehension, SAT Preparation, Spanish and
French Review, Algebra I and II Review, Pre-calculus Review,
English and Math Review.
CCES SUMMER ENCOUNTERS
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Christy Siler, 299-1522, Ext. 1269
Web: www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 7 – July 30
Ages: Ages 6 – adult
Cost: Prices vary by camp, call for information
New and innovative learning opportunities through hands-on
activities are offered. There are opportunities for children
and adults to explore and develop athletic and artistic skills,
new talents and interests. Lunch, early arrival and extended
day options are available.
CHEERLEADING CAMP
Simpsonville Parks and Recreation Department
310 W. Curtis St.
Simpsonville, SC 29681
967-9533
Dates: Call for schedule
Ages: Girls, 4 – 12
Cost: Call for fees.
Learn cheers, stunts and routines with the Hillcrest cheerleading
squad.
CHESS CAMPS
USA Chess, Inc.
Camp location: Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
1-888-65C-HESS
Web: www.chesscamp.com
Dates: July 25 – 29; morning, afternoon and all-day
sessions
Ages: Grades preschool – adult
Cost: Call for information.
Chess camp teaches tactical and strategic thinking skills.
Beginners through advanced are welcome. Tuition includes a
camp T-shirt, chess set, trophy, certificate of achievement,
camp photo, chess notation book and work folder.
CLEVELAND PARK
STABLES HORSEBACK CAMP
130 Woodland Way
Greenville, SC 29601
Mary Lou Greenwall, 233-2283
Dates: A different one-week camp offered 9 a.m. – 1
p.m. Monday – Friday each week in June, July
and August
Ages: 7 and up
Cost: Call for schedule and fee information
This camp offers saddle seat riding. Campers can enjoy riding,
horse care and other horse activities within a learning environment.
Each camp is a different one-week session. Campers are placed
by riding level. Private riding lessons are available year
around.
COLOR CLAY CAFE
2518A East North St.
Greenville, SC 29615
244-3445
E-mail: colorclaycafe@mindspring.com
Dates: Four-day camps each week, beginning June 7.
Ages: 4 – 12 (grouped by age levels)
Cost: $70 – $80 includes materials and studio fees.
Choose from three different theme camps: Animal Kingdom, Knights
and Princesses, or Bugs and Blooms. Each camp includes clay
sculpture and painting with ceramic glazes and acrylics. Class
size is limited to 15. Also, one-day sessions on Saturdays
for adults and children featuring clay sculpture and mosaics.
DANCER’S
CORNER
982 Batesville Road
Greer, 29651
627-0053
Dates: beginning in June
Ages: 2 – 6, 6 and up
Cost: Call for fees.
The Mothers Morning Out program for ages 2 – 6, featuring
Princess Week, includes a dance class, games, story time,
snacks and crafts. Campers can choose from 1 – 5 days
weekly. Hip-Hop Workshop is for girls and boys ages 7 and
up to learn the coolest new dance moves. Pom Pom workshop
will also be offered. Summer dance training classes are available.
DANCE THEATRE
ON MAIN
107 S. Main St.
Fountain Inn, SC
862-0490
Dance Theatre II
680 Fairview Road
Simpsonville, SC
963-7543
Web: www.dancetheatreonmain.com
Dates: All summer
Ages: 3 – 18
Cost: Call for fees
Dance Theatre II for ages 3 and up will offer tumbling, ballet,
jazz and tap May 30 – June 30 or July 11 – Aug.
14. The Rising Stars camp for ages 3 – 5 will be June
25 – 29. A Pageant Workshop camp is July 22 –
24. Intensive camp will offer four sessions for advanced dancers.
Clogging camp for ages 5 and up is July 29 – 31. Pop
Star Diva Workshop will make children the star of their music
video Aug. 1 – 3.
DIANNE’S
SCHOOL OF DANCE AND MUSIC
7601 White Horse Road
Greenville, SC 29611
246-0923
Web: www.diannesschoolofdance.com
Dates: Camps in June and Aug.
Ages: 3 and up
Cost: Call for information
Summer dance camps offer a variety of instructional styles
for beginner to advanced students.
Camps include Disney Camp June 14 – 16, 21 – 23
and 28 – 30 for ages 3 – 6; Motivate Camp June
28 – 30 for ages 5 and up; Fascinating Rhythm Clogging
Camp Aug. 9 – 11 for ages 5 and up; Work It Jazz and
Ballet camp in August for ages 5 and up; Cheer Camp June 14
– 16 for all ages; and a Hip-Hop camp.
DIGIPEN INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY INC.
Camp location: Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
299-1522, ext. 1269
Web: www.workshops.digipen.edu
Dates: June and July, two-week workshops, 9 a.m. – 4
p.m.
Ages: Rising grades 5 and up
Cost: Call for information.
Campers can learn Video Game Programming Level One or 3D Graphics
and Animation Level One. Younger campers can participate in
Video Game Programming Junior.
DOUG ALLISON’S
SOCCER ACADEMY
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
Coach Doug Allison, 294-2011 or 294-6207
Web: www.soccercamp.com
Dates: July 25 – 29
Ages: Half day for ages 5 – 7, full day for ages 8 –
14
Cost: Call for fees.
Young players advance their soccer skills at Doug Allison’s
Soccer Academy. Both young and advanced soccer players can
advance their skills with instruction from seasoned players
and coaches.
EACH ONE TEACH
ONE BASKETBALL CAMP
Simpsonville Parks and Recreation Department
310 W. Curtis St.
Simpsonville, SC 29681
967-9533
Dates: June 20 – 24
Ages: 5 – 14
Cost: Call for fees.
Campers learn basketball basics and strategy.
EAGLE ZONE JUNIOR
GOLF CAMP
Eagle Zone Golf Improvement Center
8000 Pelham Road
Greenville, SC 29615
288-0001 or 297-9566
Dates: Beginning in June; four-day sessions
Full day: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. or half day: 9 a.m. –
noon
Ages: 8 – 15
Cost: Call for information.
Students receive instruction in all areas including full swing,
chipping, pitching, bunker play and
putting. Full day students can play at Carolina Springs each
afternoon, receiving on course instruction in course management,
rules of the game and etiquette. Transportation is provided
to Carolina Springs, where pick-up is required at 5 p.m. Golf
clubs will be provided if necessary.
EDEN FARMS HORSEBACK
RIDING CAMP
4700 Dacusville Highway
Marietta, SC 29661
898-0043
Web: www.edenfarms.net
E-mail: edenfarms@nuvox.net
Dates: One-week sessions; Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, May 30 – Aug. 5
Ages: 5 and up, All riders welcome; beginner, intermediate,
advanced and special needs.
Cost: $150
Eden Farms offers Christian-based horsemanship instruction.
Campers learn basic horse care, tacking, grooming and riding
skills by enjoying games, scavenger hunts and crafts. A one-hour
riding lesson is included each day. There are sessions for
all ability levels including special needs. An end of-session
demonstration show is open to families.
EXPLORE THE ARTS
Elementary Program at Blythe Elementary
Nancy Boyd, 232-1953
Middle School Program at the Fine Arts Center
Donna Shank, 201-2450
Web: www.fineartscenter.net
E-mail: nboyd or dshank@greenville.k12.sc.us
Dates: June 13 – 23, Monday – Thursday, twoweek
session
Ages: Elementary for grades first – fifth or Middle
School for grades sixth – eighth
Cost: $200
A wide variety of disciplines are offered. The Elementary
program includes storytelling, drama, dance, painting, drawing
and printmaking, sculpture, and beginner strings. The Middle
School program includes creative writing, drama, dance, drawing
and painting, clay, sculpture, film and video, creative art
and design, photography, drums, guitar and strings. Scholarships
are available.
FOOTBALL CAMP
Simpsonville Parks and Recreation Department
310 W. Curtis St.
Simpsonville, SC 29681
967-9533
Dates: Call for schedule
Cost: Call for fees.
Start early on preparing for fall football season. Learn defensive
and offensive tactics.
FURMAN MOUNTAIN
BIKE YOUTH CAMP
at Furman University
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
Furman University Public Safety Officers David
Enter or Greg Poole
294-2111
E-mail: david.enter@furman.edu
greg.poole@furman.edu
Dates: June 13 – 15 or July 11 – 13, 8:30 a.m.
– 4 p.m.
Ages: Experienced riders, ages 9 – 12
Cost: $95 ($30 deposit required with registration)
The Basic Mountain Biking Camp features three days of instruction
in mountain biking, trail riding skills and road safety skills
for youth. The camp involves rigorous bike riding and is not
for beginner riders. Riders are grouped based on their abilities.
Space is limited.
FURMAN UNIVERSITY
MUSIC CAMPS
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
Marcella Frese, 294-2118
Web: Click on “Music Department” at
www.furman.edu
E-mail: furmanmusic@furman.edu
Dates: Band and Orchestra Camp June 12 – 18
Summer Keyboard Institute June 19 – 24
Ages: 12 and up
Cost: Call for information
At Band and Orchestra Camp, students participate in large
and small ensembles, take master classes and have the opportunity
to take private lessons. Two years of study on an instrument
is required. The Summer Keyboard Institute instructs students
in piano, organ, harpsichord, ensemble piano and music technology.
Minimum concert piano performance level of intermediate is
required.
THE GLAZING POT
1 Augusta St., West End Market, lower level # 126
298-0047
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 12, 2- or 3-day sessions
Ages: 5 – 8 at 10 a.m. – noon, 8 – 12 at
1 – 3 p.m.
Cost: $80 each camp, $45 for Mommy and Me camp Pottery and
art camps include Just Bead It for ages 8 – 12, In the
Garden for ages 6 – 12, Totally Mosaic for ages 6 –
12 and Simple Hand Building for ages 6 – 12. A Mommy
and Me camp for ages 2 – 4 with a parent is offered.
All camps include a daily snack, several finished projects
and a T-shirt.
THE GREENVILLE
BALLET
105 Woodruff Industrial Lane
Greenville, SC 29607- 4101
234-5677
Web: www.greenvilleballet.com
Dates: June 20 – 24, Aug. 8 – 12, 9 a.m. –
3 p.m.
Ages: 6 – 12, completed first grade
Cost: $250 per week
The Dance Camp curriculum will include classes on Stretch
and Strengthen, ballet, pointe, a taste of Jazz and Hip-Hop,
and performance make-up and hairstyles. Daily rehearsals lead
to an in-studio performance on Friday evening at 6 p.m.
GREENVILLE COUNTY
MUSEUM OF ART
420 College St.
Greenville, SC 29601
Ann Barr, 271-7570, Ext. 12
E-mail: abarr@greenvillemuseum.org
Dates: One-week sessions, June 21 – July 22
Cost: $100
Explore with your Eyes, then Experiment with your Hands in
a camp for grades 3 – 5 or 6 – 8 June 21 –
24. Design your own Museum in Miniature for grades K –
2 or 3 – 5 June 28 – July 1. Children in grades
3 – 5 can make Rhythm in Art, creating their own musical
instruments July 12 – 15. The Fantasy and Function of
Face Jugs will appeal to grades 6 – 8 July 12 –
15. Children in grades K – 2 and 3 – 5 can discover
an Array of African Inspired Arts July 19 – 22. All
materials, a snack and a museum Tshirt are included.
GREENVILLE GYMNASTICS
1311-C Miller Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Greg Force, 297-5589
Web: www.greenvillegymnastics.com
E-mail: gforce@greenvillegymnastics.com
Dates: Sessions offered June – Aug.
Ages: walking and up
Cost: Call for fees and schedule
Greenville Gymnastics offers a Mom’s Morning Out program
for ages 3 and up from 9 a.m. – noon. Children explore
and experience gymnastics, participate in age-appropriate
movement games and enjoy planned activities. Gymnastics camp
sessions and clinics are available for beginner to advanced
students.
GREENVILLE JAZZERCISE
FITNESS CENTER
219 Riverside Court
Greer, SC 29650
877-2245
Dates: June 6 – 10 or July 11 – 15; 9 a.m. –
noon
Ages: Rising first – fourth graders
Cost: $100 per student
Jazzercise exercise camp offers the opportunity to learn Junior
Jazzercise routines, age-appropriate games and nutrition tips.
A healthy snack and a craft are included.
GREENVILLE LITTLE
THEATRE
444 College St.
Greenville, SC 29601
233-6238
Dates: Call for schedule
Ages: eight – 17
Cost: Call for fees
The GLT Theatre Conservatory offers intensive, hands-on instruction
by qualified theatre professionals in a small group environment.
There are sessions for all skill levels. Camp classes are
organized around themes. Children learn performance skills,
improvisation and acting skills.
GREENVILLE ZOO
CAMP
150 Cleveland Park Drive,
Greenville, SC 29601
467-4850
Web: www.greenvillezoo.com
Dates: Morning (9 a.m.–noon) or Afternoon (1 p.m.–
4 p.m.)
Ages: 4–11
Cost: Call for fees and schedule, registration for member
is March 21 and for non-members, April 4. Learn about animals
and what they eat, play games, make crafts and get to see
some of the behind-the-scenes zookeeping at Zoo Camp. Sessions
include learning about record holders at Animal Olympics.
Digging Dirty introduces animal habitats in the soil to ages
4 – 5. Animal Abracadabra educates ages 6 – 8
about animal trickery. Children ages 9 – 11 can travel
Around the World learning about animals. Limited scholarships
are available.
GROVE STATION
FARMS HORSEBACK
RIDING DAY CAMP
421 Piedmont Hwy. 20
Greenville, SC
845-3239
Dates: Call for schedule; 3- or 4-day summer
camps, Pony camp for preschoolers and weekend camps
Ages: 5 and up
Cost: Call for available sessions and fees.
Horse Camp activities include daily lessons, horse
care, arts and crafts, field rides, petting zoo and
plenty of fun “horsin’ around.” An indoor
arena is
available for instruction in inclement weather.
Specialized weekend camps are also offered for
older children. Spaces are limited.
INTERNATIONAL
BALLET ACADEMY
1018 S. Batesville Road Greer, SC
879-9409
Web: www.InternationalBalletAcademy.net
Dates: July 11 – 15, July 18 – 22 and Aug. 15
– 19;
9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Ages: four – eight
Cost: $105 per student for each session
Dance camp students receive instruction in creative
movement, ballet, stage makeup and costumes. A
ballet video will be on Fridays. Students bring their
own lunch. A regular schedule of dance classes is also offered.
JULY ART CAMP
2005
LeesArt
36 McPherson Lane
Greenville, SC 29605
242-9927
Web: www.Leesart.net
Dates: One-week sessions, July 11 – Aug. 5;
sessions 9 a.m.–noon and 2–5 p.m.
Ages: First grade and up
Cost: Call for information Drawing Plus emphasizes that learning
to draw
means learning to look. Instruction includes
drawing along with the study of artists and
technical skills. The Plus takes drawings into
another medium, often student led. All materials
and snack provided. Photography for ages 10 and
up introduces students to their 35mm cameras and
black and white composition. Film and processing are provided.
KALEIDOSCOPE
at Furman University
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
294-3134
Dates: June 13 – 24, June 27 – July 1, July 11
– 22 and July 25 – 29
One- or two-week sessions 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Rising third-, fourth- and fifth-graders
Cost: $424 for a two-week session, $212 for a oneweek session
Kaleidoscope provides individual attention and a
variety of educational activities including science,
social studies, writing, the arts and foreign
language. Recreational activities featured are
nature walks, daily swimming, and outdoor games.
KARATE KAMP AT
UPSTATE KARATE
129 N. Main St.
Simpsonville, SC 29681
Gloria Thompson, 967-3930
Web: www.upstatekarate.com
E-mail: gloriathompson@upstatekarate.com
Dates: All summer except July 4th week, 9a.m. – 4 p.m.,
early or late stay is optional.
Ages: four – 12
Cost: Call for information
This martial arts themed day camp offers activities,
karate, jujitsu, ninja activities, Japanese language
lessons, tumbling, movies, bowling, skating, park
days and field trips.
KIDS CREATE!
Bob Jones University Museum and Gallery
1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Greenville, SC
242-5100, Ext. 1053
Dates: June 13 – 16 or June 27 – 30; 10 a.m.–
noon
Ages: 6 – 11
Cost: $25 includes all supplies
This year, the art camp focus is Back to the
Drawing Board. Through the use of the Museum
and Gallery’s antiquities and paintings, children
enjoy stories, drama, crafts and interactive
discussion as they learn about various elements of
architecture. Campers use the tools of an architect,
snack on edible building projects and discover why
the tower at Pisa leans.
KINDERMUSIK WITH
MUSICAL IMPRESSIONS
430 Beckenham Lane
Greenville, SC 29609
Theresa Case, 232-5010
Web: www.musicalimpressions.com
E-mail: musimpinc@aol.com
Dates: June, July and Aug., sessions with daily or
weekly classes
Ages: newborn – 7-years-old
Cost: Call for fees.
A musical summer adventure is offered in programs
with a thematic music and movement curriculum
for children. Daily and once-a-week scheduling
choices are available in three locations across the Upstate.
LEARNING RX
1310 K Garlington Road
Greenville, SC 29615
627-9192
Web: www.learningrx.com
Dates: Call for schedule; registration deadline is April 30
Ages: four – 18
Cost: Call for fees
A variety of camp programs are planned. Read Rx
Junior camp will provide reading skill instruction for
pre-schoolers. Brain Booster will build skills need
for college board examinations. Skills Rx and Read
Rx sessions offer instruction in reading and other specific
skills.
MAGGIE’S
GLAZY DAYS
400C S.E. Main St.,
Simpsonville, SC 29681
228-9501
E-mail: shamrock730@aol.com
Dates: June 20 – 21 or July 18 – 19
Ages: 6 – 12
Cost: Call for fees.
Pottery camps offer the opportunity for creative
expression through design and painting of selected
projects. Unique painting techniques and the
glazing and firing process will be demonstrated.
MASTER KIM’S
WORLD CLASS TAE KWON DO CENTER
1451-G Woodruff Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Michelle Kim, 289-0201
Web: www.greenvilletkd.com
E-mail: greenvilletkd@yahoo.com
Dates: June and July, four-week sessions
Ages: 4 and up
Cost: $65
This martial arts camp features a private lesson,
four weeks of group tae kwon do lessons and a
uniform with a belt for each camper.
MAULDIN MAVERICKS
CHEER CAMP
Mauldin Middle School
Cathy Slenski, 288-0397
Dates: June 20 – 23, 9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Ages: Girls, 5 – 13
Cost: $50
This camp offers the opportunity to learn cheers,
chants and dance steps with the Mauldin High
School cheerleaders.
MIC POTTER GOLF
SCHOOLS AT FURMAN
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
294-6283
Web: www.micpottergolfschool.com
E-mail: mic.potter@furman.edu
Dates: June 6 – 9 and 13 – 16, 9 a.m. –
4 p.m. or Mini-camp from 9 a.m. – noon.
Ages: 5 and up
Cost: Call for fees.
At the Golf School, campers receive daily instruction as well
as additional intramural activities. A 5-to-1camper-to-staff
ratio provides for individual attention.
MICROSCOPE
at Furman University
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
294-3134
Dates: June 13 – 24, June 27 – July 1, July 11
– 22, July 25 – 29
One- or two-week sessions, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Rising first- or second-graders
Cost: $424 for a two-week session, $212 for a oneweek session
At Microscope, children participate in outdoor
sports, science, reading and the arts. In addition to
a structured schedule of classroom activities,
there is also time for walks, games and daily swim time.
OUR LADY OF THE
ROSARY
2 James Drive
Greenville, SC 29605
277-5350
E-mail: OLR@juno.com
Dates: June, July and August
Ages: Kindergarten – eighth grade
Cost: Call for information
Several sports camps are offered. Early drop-off
begins at 7:30 a.m. Children may stay until 4:30 p.m.
ON THE FAST TRACK
583-0443
Web: www.fastrackids.com
E-mail: fasttrackspartanburg@yahoo.com
Dates: Weekly sessions, call for schedule
Ages: 3 – 7
Cost: Call for information
On the Fast Track provides enrichment education through a
CD-Rom based curriculum, interactive fun and experiments.
Instruction offered in astronomy, science and more. Children
learn how to learn.
PAUL SCARPA’S
TENNIS CAMP AT FURMAN
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
Coach Paul Scarpa, 294-3823 or 294-2039
E-mail: paul.scarpa@furman.edu
Dates: 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. June 6 – 10 and July
18 – 22
Ages: 6–17
Cost: $210
This Tennis Camp offers personal instruction with a
4-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio to reach each
camper’s individual needs for development. Tennis
skills are built through daily drills, conditioning, play
and group sessions.
PAUL T. RIDDLE’S
DRUM CAMP
Camp location: Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
299-1522, ext. 1269
Dates: June 6 – 10; 9 a.m. – noon
Ages: Grades preschool – 12
Cost: Call for information.
Drum camp offers instruction for beginner and
intermediate students. Instructor Paul Riddle is well
known as a founding member of the Marshall
Tucker Band and won a Grammy Award playing with
the Allman Brothers Band. Students will participate
in a recording session and present a final recital for
family and friends. Early arrival and late stay
options are available.
PIANO CENTRAL
MUSIC STUDIOS
757 N. Pleasantburg Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Theresa Case, 232-5010
Web: www.pianocentralmusicstudios.com
E-mail: musimpinc@aol.com
Dates: June, July and Aug.
Ages: 7 and up
Cost: Call for fees.
Sessions and lessons for students of all levels.
Piano for beginners, voice camp, piano camp, violin
camp and private lessons are available. Sessions
are offered at N. Pleasantburg or Woodruff Road studios.
ROLLER TIME
At various locations
268-6632
Web: www.rollertime.net
E-mail: info@rollertime.net
Dates: June and July, Monday – Thursday, 9 a.m. –
noon
Ages: 4 – 12
Cost: Call for fees.
Roller Time skating camp provides instruction in
the basics of roller skating for beginner to
intermediate skaters. Skaters learn safe falls, toe
stops, skating backwards, jumps and spins.
Camp fees include skate rental, a T-shirt and a
snack. Instruction is provided by USARS and RFA
certified coaches . Skating classes are also offered.
SCCT THEATRE ARTS
CONSERVATORY
South Carolina Children’s Theatre
P.O. Box 9340
Greenville, SC 29604
Traysie Amick, 235-2885, ext. 13
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 12, One- to two-week
sessions or Saturdays
Ages: 2 – 18
Cost: Call for information. Scholarships are available.
The Conservatory for Theatre Arts provides
weeklong instruction sessions. Younger students
discover creative movement and dramatic play.
Older students have many different types of
programs from which to choose: from Workshops to
Production classes to Intensive Training. Students
explore acting basics, play production, character
creation, audition techniques, camera work or musical theatre.
SAM DIXON’S
LADY PALADIN BASKETBALL CAMP
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
294-3429
Dates: June 6 – 9, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Ages: Girls, 5 – 11
Cost: Call for fees.
A program designed especially for the young
beginning athlete is offered. Specific fundamentals
of ball handling, shooting, defense, passing and
rebounding are highlighted. The camp also features
a daily swim session. There are commuter options
for the other Lady Paladin Basketball Camp sessions.
SCIENCE EXPLORERS,
INC.
Camp location: Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
1-877–8709517
Web: www.ScienceExplorers.com
Dates: June 20 – July 22; morning, afternoon and
all-day sessions Ages: 4 – 11 Cost: Call for information.
Campers in grades 2 – 5 can Take a Dive into
the world of marine biology and oceanography
or learn a combination of Phun-omenal Physics
and Crazy Chemistry in Physistry. Younger
campers in grades K4 – 1 can explore new
themes each day in Science Explorers, Jr. 1 and
2 camps. Early arrival and late stay options are available.
SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL
2211 Woodruff Road
Simpsonville, SC 29681
234-7575, ext. 1331
E-mail: t.huffman@southsidechristian.org
Dates: June – July
Ages: Preschool through 12th-grade
Cost: Call for fees
Summer athletic camps at Southside Christian
School include basketball, cheerleading, soccer,
volleyball, softball and wrestling. The camps are
contingent on enrollment.
SUMMER SCIENCE
FOR FUN FOR 2005
Roper Mountain Science Center
402 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
Education Office, 679-7003
Dates: June, July and August. A variety of sessions
are available: morning, afternoon or full day in one-,
four- or five-day sessions.
Ages: Kindergarten through eighth grade
Cost: Call for fees and schedule information in March
Science day camp sessions feature exploration and
hands-on learning. An extensive list of subjects in
the areas of physical, life, health, computers,
robotics and rocketry sciences are offered along
with sessions on the Living History Farm. Discounts
and early registration are available for Science
Center members.
SUMMER ETIQUETTE
CAMP
The Greenville Academy of Etiquette & Protocol
Karen Suggs, 884-2122
E-mail: karensuggs@yahoo.com
Dates: July 11 _ 15 and July 25 – 29
Ages: 6 – 11 and 12 – 18
Cost: $165
Etiquette camp offers a fun and interactive way of
learning good manners and proper etiquette.
Topics covered include dining manners,
introducing yourself and others, thank you notes,
being a good guest and hostess, formal and
informal place setting, theatre manners and much more.
TELESCOPE
at Furman University
3300 Poinsett Hwy.
Greenville, SC 29613
294-3134
Dates: July 18 – 22 and July 25 – 29
One-week sessions 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Rising sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders
Cost: $212 for a one-week session
Instruction in Telescope challenges thinking and
creative problem solving. Activities place a special
emphasis on history, science, creative writing and
art. The goal of this program is to enhance
student’s success in middle school through
creativity, identifying interests, cooperation and teamwork.
UPSTATE CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
996 Batesville Road
Greer, SC 29651
Web: www.upstateconservatory.com
E-mail: morgan.black@upstateconservatory.com
Dates: Call for schedule; registration deadline is
May 2
Ages: five and up
Cost: Call for fees
Arts Camp offers majors in piano, voice and guitar.
Camp will host featured artists. There will be musical performances.
WHISPERING PINES
HORSEBACK RIDING CAMP
Whispering Pines Stables
206 Adams Mill Road,
Mauldin, SC
288-7458
Web: www.thehorselady.org
Dates: Call for schedule, 9 a.m. – noon Monday –
Friday
Ages: Beginner and up
Cost: Call for information
Camps offered include Introduction to horses,
Beginner Riding, Intermediate Riding and Special
Needs. Spiritual camps will offer Bible study and
horsemanship skills, emphasizing spiritual parallels to everyday
things.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY
General Day Camps
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Spartanburg County Parks and Recreation
P. O. Box 5666 Spartanburg, SC 29304
Contacts for Center locations are below.
Dates: May 31 – Aug. 5, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Ages: 5 – 12
Cost: $45 per week. Additional fees for field trips
and extended care.
Camp activities include sports and games, arts and
crafts, special events and field trips. Campers bring
their lunch, but morning and afternoon snacks are provided.
Inman Recreation
Center
25 Oakland Ave.
Inman, SC 29349
472-5162
Landrum Recreation
Center
100 Redland Road
Landrum, SC 29356
457-4244
Middle Tyger Recreation
Center
Greenville Gymnastics
1311-C Miller Rd., Greenville
297-5589
greenvillegymnastics.com
• Safety Certified Staff
• Pre-School Classes
• Developmental Classes
• Competitive Teams
• Cheerleading
• Adult Classes
• Trampoline
• Fully Stocked Pro Shop
120997.cc.2.05
128201.cc.3.05 100 S. Danzler Road
Duncan, SC 29334
949-2349
T.W. Edwards Recreation
Center
195 Coleman Circle
Pacolet, SC 29372
474-3053
Woodruff Leisure
Center
550 Cavins Road
Woodruff, SC 29388
476-4244
THE SUNSHINE HOUSE
3030 Reidville Road, Spartanburg 574-1013
1212 John B. White Sr. Blvd., Spartanburg 576-5330
1085 Fernwood-Glendale Road, Spartanburg 582-3757
1201 Springfield Road, Boiling Springs 578-8717
20 Chestnut St., Startex 439-4012
Dates: All summer, one-week sessions or drop in are available
Web: www.sshouse.com
Ages: 6 – 12
Cost: Weekly tuition costs vary by location, field
trips and activity costs are extra
The summer camp theme for 2005 is “From Sea to
Shining Sea.” Summer program includes meals,
snacks, field trips, arts and crafts, sports, reading,
computer games and a special field day.
Enrichment programs include dance, computer and
Spanish instruction. State licensed and approved.
YMCA SUMMER DAY
CAMP
Pine Street YMCA
266 S. Pine St.
Spartanburg, SC
Scott Sandor, 585-0306
Middle Tyger YMCA
700 Shoals Road
Duncan, SC
Melissa Owens, 433-9623
Dates: Beginning May 31, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: 5 – 12
Cost: YMCA Facility Members are $65 weekly,
YMCA Program Members are $85 weekly.
Registration for new campers begins in March.
YMCA day camp centers around weekly themes,
providing a traditional camp experience without
being away from home. Camp offers a variety of
activities including swimming, arts and crafts,
character development, soccer, basketball,
volleyball, baseball, field trips, music, reading,
nature walks and special events. Morning snacks
and lunch are provided.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY
Specialty Camps
ALIA LAWSON PRE-COLLEGE
FINE ARTS DAY CAMP
Sponsored by Converse College
At Fernwood Baptist Church
580 E. Main St.
Spartanburg, SC 29302
Cathy Siarris, 596-9170
Web: www.converse.edu
Dates: Sessions: June 6 – 17, June 20 – July 1,
July 5 – 15; 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Ages: Rising Kindergarten through rising seventh grade
Cost: $225 for one session, $655 for three
sessions, Discount for registration before May 1
This camp features classes in art, music, theatre,
dance and creative writing. The program is staffed
by fine arts and education majors from Converse
College. Each session ends with a family day
program. Campers bring their lunch. Snacks and
supplies are included.
THE ART SCHOOL
OF THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART
385 S. Spring St.
Spartanburg, SC 29306
Bob LoGrippo, 948-5364
E-mail: boblogrippo@hotmail.com
Dates: May – Aug., One-week sessions with full or
half day camps
Ages: 4 – 12
Cost: Half-day $95, Full-day $185
The Art School offers 10 weeklong half- or full-day
Art Camps. All supplies, snacks and a T-shirt is
included in tuition. Media covered include
watercolor, pastel, drawing, pottery, and sculpture.
Parents are welcome during the Pre-school half-day camp.
BALLET SPARTANBURG’S
DANCE CENTER
385 S. Spring St.
Spartanburg, SC 29306
583-0339
Web: www.sparklenet.com/balletspartanburg E-mail: cagudelo@spartanarts.org
Dates: June 27 – July 1 and July 18 – 22; Oneweek
sessions, 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Mini-session
June 20 – 24 for ages 5 – 7, 10 a.m. – noon
Ages: 5 – 9
Cost: $125 per session, $90 for the mini-session
The Junior Summer Dance Camp program offers
exposure to ballet, jazz, tap and Irish Step dance.
Technique, enthusiasm and fun are emphasized.
Snacks are provided.
BETH COIL BASKETBALL
CAMP AT CONVERSE
The Sally Abney Rose Physical Activity Center
580 E. Main St.
Spartanburg, SC 29302
577-2055
Web: www.converse.edu/SummerPrograms
Dates: July 18 – 22, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Ages: Girls, grades 3 – 9
Cost: $100 per person
Basketball camp will provide daily work on the
fundamentals of basketball, offensive and
defensive skills, and position play. Activities will
include games and skill contests. Each camper
will receive a camp T-shirt. Lunch will be
provided.
CAMP LOVE-A-PET
Spartanburg Humane Society
150 Dexter Road
Spartanburg, SC 29303
583-4805, ext. 110
Web: www.spartnburghumanesociety.com
Dates: May 28 – June 11, June 11 – 25 or July
9 – 23
Ages: 11 – 15
Cost: $200 per session
Children interested in animal care will train a
special dog and help place him for adoption. They
will meet animal pros from dog groomers to
zookeepers. Each camper will care for a dog by
bathing, grooming, cleaning, obedience training and
working on its adoption. Campers receive a T-shirt,
dog bandanna, daily snack, field trips, graduation
party and certificate. Scholarships are available
based on need.
FARM CAMP AT CHILDREN’S
BARNYARD
2675 Hampton Road (near Hollywild)
Wellford, SC
472-3985
Dates: June, July and Aug.; One-day sessions,
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Ages: 5 – 13
Cost: $30
Farm camp provides an educational opportunity to
experience daily farm life including feeding, milking,
caring for farm animals, gardening and more. One
parent can accompany a child, but its not required.
Lunch is provided.
4-H20 PONTOON
CLASSROOM
Watershed Ecology Center
University of South Carolina at Spartanburg
800 University Way
Spartanburg, SC 29303
Carol Broadus, 503-5728
Dates: Call for schedule and locations
Cost: Call for fees
The Pontoon Classroom offers a fun approach to
water quality monitoring skills, water related
recreational activities, journal writing and other
creative arts and sciences. Explore lakes and learn
about local streams, wildlife and watershed ecology.
FLYING SAUCERS
660 Spartan Blvd. (next to Old Navy)
Spartanburg, SC
Terry Murdock, 576-2228
Web: www.flyingsaucerspottery.com
Dates: Beginning in June, Monday - Thursday,
Ages: 4 and up
Cost: Call for fees.
Pottery camps feature different themes. Children
learn a variety of new techniques to create original
art pieces. Students receive a Flying Saucer T-shirt.
Drinks and snack are included. Family discounts are offered.
GIRL SCOUTS OF
THE PIEDMONT AREA COUNCIL
349-A East Blackstock Road
Spartanburg, SC 29301
576-2514
Dates: June 6 – Aug. 5, one-week sessions,
Ages: Girls, Grades 1–12
Cost: $85 and up, extended care 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. is additional
Registration is due one week prior to camp, bonus
for early registration.
A variety of programs appeal to all interests and suit
different age groups. At girl scout camp You Can Be
Wet and Wild, a Woman Marine Biologist,
Extreme…Makeover Week, a Woman Zoologist,
Anything (Summer Sampler), a Woman Astronomer, a
Survivor, a Designing Diva and more. Camps for older
girls may include an overnight campout. Girls can
earn Try-its or badges in several camp sessions.
Open House will let families preview programs and
meet the staff from 1 – 5 p.m. May 21 at Camp Mary
Elizabeth, just off of Camelot Drive.
KICKIN’
KIDS
Spartanburg Martial Arts
465 E. Blackstock Road, 576-8273
1200 E. Main St., 585-8814 3565 Boiling Springs Road, 599-0057
576-8273
Web: www.smakarate.com
E-mail: ricklee@charter.net
Dates: All summer, 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Ages: Kindergarten–eighth grade
Cost: $100 per week
The camp offers martial arts instruction, a
playground and daily field trips to skate, swim, play
Putt Putt or to the zoo. Campers bring their own lunch.
LIVING HISTORY
CAMP
Walnut Grove Plantation
1200 Otts Shoals Road (near U.S. Highway 221 and Interstate
26) Roebuck, SC
576-6546
E-mail: walnutgrove@mindspring.com
Dates: June 21 – 23, 9 a.m. – noon, register by
May 27
Ages: rising fourth and fifth graders
Cost: $36 per child, covers all crafts and snacks
Living History Camp offers an intensive hands-on
historical experience at a 17th century historical
site. Lunch will not be served.
MIKE YOUNG BASKETBALL
CAMP AT WOFFORD
429 North Church St.
Spartanburg, SC 29303
Coach Alex Peavey, 597-4101
Dates: June 13 – 17, June 26 – 30 and Aug. 1 –
5;
9 a.m. – noon or 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Ages: 5 – 18
Cost: Call for fees
This camp located on the Wofford College campus,
the summer training home of the Carolina Panthers
football team. Camp sessions focus on individual
skill development, ball-handling, team play and
strategy. A half-day option is offered for ages 5 - 6.
MUSICAL THEATRE
DAY CAMP
Offered by the Curtain Call Players
Cornerstone Theatre
Groce Road, Lyman
266-6555
Dates: July 11 – 15 or July 18 – 22, 9 a.m. –
2 p.m.
Ages: children - teens
Cost: $250 per session, referral and sibling
discounts available
Musical Theatre camp provides instruction in the basics
of acting, singing and dancing. Students will prepare a
short musical production for a final camp performance.
ROD RAY TENNIS
CAMP AT WOFFORD
429 North Church St.
Spartanburg, SC 29303-3663
Coach Rod Ray, 597-4154
Web: www.rodraytenniscamp.com
E-mail: rayra@wofford.edu
Dates: May 30 – June 4, June 13 – 18, June 27
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July 2 and July11 – 16
Cost: $260
This camp offers cutting edge tennis instruction
to both beginning and experienced players. Each
tennis camp session offers full day or overnight
options. A small student to coach ratio assures
personal attention for all that attend. A
preschool camp for ages 3 – 5 will be from 9 –
11 a.m. May 16 – 19. The fee is $65 per student.
SOCCER CAMP AT
CONVERSE
The Sally Abney
Rose Physical Activity Center
Converse College
580 E. Main St.
Spartanburg, SC 29302
577-2062
Web: www.converse.edu/SummerPrograms
Dates: June 13 – 17, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., register
by
May 6
Ages: Girls, 7 – 15
Cost: $160 per person
Soccer Camp will emphasize technical, tactical, physical and
mental preparation. Campers will learn and refine ball skills
as well as build speed and agility techniques. A mini-tournament
will be held throughout the week. Camp will conclude with
a Soccer Olympics Day, open to family. Each camper will receive
a T-shirt. Lunch is provided.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY
PARKS AND RECREATION
Inman Recreation
Center
25 Oakland Ave.
Inman, SC 29349
472-5162
Call for schedule, age levels and cost Summer camps offered
include Piano Performers Quick Start, Tennis, Julliard Music
Adventure, Math Treasure, Math Camp, Basic Reading and Comprehension,
Language Arts, Prepare for SAT, Word Problems and Math Heads.
Landrum Recreation
Center
100 Redland Road
Landrum, SC 29356
457-4244
Call for schedule, costs and age levels.
Summer camps offered include Start Smart Golf,
Junior Golf League, Tennis, Basketball, Piano
Performers Quick Start, Julliard Music Adventure,
Math Treasure, Math Heads, Word Problems, Basic
Reading and Comprehension, Language Arts,
Prepare for SAT, and Math Camp.
Middle Tyger Recreation
Center
100 S. Danzler Road
Duncan, SC 29334
949-2349
Call for schedule, age levels and costs
Summer camps offered include Tennis Camp,
Soccer Camp, Piano Performers Quick Start,
Julliard Music Adventure, Math Treasure, Math
Heads, Word Problems, Basic Reading and
Comprehension, Language Arts, Prepare for SAT,
and Math Camp
T.W. Edwards Recreation
Center
195 Coleman Circle
Pacolet, SC 29372
474-3053
Call for schedule, age levels and costs.
Summer camps offered include Youth Golf Camp, Tennis Camp,
Art Camp, Baseball Camp, Teen
Volleyball, Teen Softball and Teen Team Tennis.
Woodruff Leisure
Center
550 Cavins Road
Woodruff, SC 29388
476-4244
Call for schedule, age levels and costs.
Summer camps offered include Dance, Boy’s and
Girl’s Basketball, Julliard Music Adventure, Basic
Reading and Comprehension, Language Arts,
Prepare for SAT, Beginning Math, Remedial Math,
Beginning Algebra, Algebra I and II.
SPARTANBURG GYMNASTICS
570 Southport Road
Roebuck, SC
574-0509
Dates: June – July; half-day program 9 a.m.–noon
Ages: 3 and up
Cost: $60 per week, registration fee for nonmembers
Camp offers arts and crafts, gymnastics, games,
water play, health education organized around
theme days. Activities emphasize physical fitness
and health. A demonstration program is presented
on Friday with awards. Snacks are included. Please
call to find out about availability for drop-ins.
SPARTANBURG SCIENCE
CENTER
385 S. Spring St.
Spartanburg, SC 29306
John Green, 583-2777
Web: www.spartanarts.org
E-mail: science@spartanarts.org
Dates: Preschool Camp: May 31 – June 6 (10 a.m.,
11 a.m. or 1 p.m. sessions. Elementary Camp: Oneweek
sessions, June 6 – Aug. 5, 9:30 a.m. – noon
or 1 – 4 p.m.
Ages: 4 – 12
Cost: Call for information
This program features general and specialty
camps with hands-on experiences and discovery
opportunities in a variety of scientific themes.
Sessions include oceanography, astronomy,
wildlife, archaeology and many more. Preschool
camp offers different general science experiences.
SPARTANBURG YOUTH
THEATRE
At USC Upstate
385 S. Spring St.
Spartanburg, SC 29306
583-4891
Dates: June 20 – July 1, 1 – 5 p.m.
Ages: First – 12th grade
Cost: Call for fees, scholarships are available.
The Youth Theatre will offer two one-week day camp
sessions led by Rich Robinson, Assistant Professor of
Design at USC Upstate. Students may participate in one or
both sessions. The camp sessions will focus on movement,
performance, design and technical theatre. Campers will
present a final performance of “Charlotte’s Web.”
All
campers will be involved and auditions will be June 21.
SUMMERSCAPE 2004
Spartanburg Day School
1701 Skylyn Dr.
Spartanburg, SC
Mary Steele, 582-8380, Ext. 289
E-mail: mary.steele@sdsgriffin.org
Dates: June 6 – Aug. 5, weekly sessions, 9 a.m.–
noon
Ages: 3 to adult
Cost: $110
Summerscape is an enrichment program featuring
academics, athletics or arts. Small classes allow
individual attention. Athletic camp programs target
both beginning and advanced skill levels.
SYLVAN LEARNING
CENTER
2401 Reidville Road, Suite 8
Spartanburg, SC 29301
576-3932
E-mail: melanie.sylvanlearning@birch.net
Dates: Call for schedule
Ages: Kindergarten – 12th grade
Cost: Call for fees.
Sylvan Camps offer extra practice in language arts,
math and study skills. A free Book Adventure Camp
offers a story hour and fun activities using Sylvan’s
Book
Adventure web site for grades K – 2. Other camps
include Writing for grades 2 and up, Handwriting for
kindergarten – fifth graders, Addition and Subtraction,
Multiplication and Division, Fractions and Decimals,
Pace Reading and Study Skills for older students.
WATERSHED ECOLOGY
CENTER SCIENCE CAMPS
At Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve
University of South Carolina Upstate
800 University Way
Spartanburg, SC 29303
Carol Broadus, 503-5728
Dates: July 11 – 15, July 18 – 22, July 25 –
29 and Aug. 1 – 5
Ages: 4 – 7 (9 – 11:30 a.m.) and 8 – 12
(1 – 3:30 p.m.)
Cost: $40 per session
At The Daily Buzz camp, students explore the
importance of insects, examine local insects and
create a journal. In the Good to be Green session
campers will learn about turtles and frogs. During
Bumps in the Night camp, students will explore
nocturnal animals. Water ecology will be the focus
of H2O on the Go. All camps include Thoughtful
Thursdays to engage in a fun community service
project and Family Fridays to feature a short
program for families.No Name pers receive a T-shirt.
ANDERSON COUNTY
General Day Camps
ANDERSON AREA
YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP
201 E. Reed Road
Anderson, SC 29621
Donna Richey, 716-6261
Dates: May 25 – Aug. 3, 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: Rising first through sixth-grade
Cost: $120 a week or $85 a week plus $50
summer camp membership fee. Scholarships are
available. The camp offers a creative educational experience
in outdoor living, using natural surroundings and
Christian leadership. Activities offered include
archery, canoeing, kayaking, low ropes course,
swimming, arts and crafts, field trips and more.
Children with special needs are included.
CAMP WONDERS
Small Wonders Learning Center
105 Clair Drive
Piedmont, SC 29673
220-2811
Dates: all summer, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: two – 12
Cost: Call for fees
Campers develop an appreciation for nature and
discover their roles in the environment through learning
experiences, activities and special events. Character
education and manners instruction are incorporated.
LEARNING TOWN
ACADEMY AND DAYCARE
106 Hammett Acres
Anderson, SC 29621
E-mail: learningtown@yahoo.com
Dates: May 31 – Aug. 4
Cost: Full time $85 per week, other part time rates
and options.
Learning Town offers a creative summer program
called Kid Kamp. Camp sessions are planned by
weekly themes. Summer activities include painting
ceramics, swimming, picnics, cooking, visiting the zoo and
terrific crafts.
ANDERSON COUNTY
Specialty Camps
ANDERSON COUNTY
ARTS CENTER
405 North Main St.
Anderson, SC
224-8811
Dates: June 6 – July 29, one-week sessions; 9:30
a.m. – 12:30 p.m. or 2 – 5 p.m.
Ages: 4 – 12
Cost: Call for fees
Campers experience different media and art techniques as they
create projects planned around a theme.
CAMP INVENTION
Midway Elementary
1-800-968-4332
Web: www.campinvention.org
E-mail: campinventionsc@hotmail.com
Dates: 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., June 13 – 17
Ages: Grades 2 – 6
Cost: $199
Camp Invention is a hands-on science and creativity
camp. Children from any school may register. Led by
certified teachers, five daily activities integrate
science, math, history and the arts with fun. Children
become automobile designers, detectives, outer
space pioneers, design amusement park rides and
become sound engineers. Camps are also held in Greenville,
Oconee and Laurens.
CHRISTIAN YOUTH
THEATRE ARTS CAMP
At Belk Theatre
Anderson College
316 Boulevard
Anderson, SC
222-6737
Web: www.CYTAnderson.org
Dates: June 13 – 17, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Ages: 6 – 13
Cost: $120
CYT campers will prepare a showcase performance
of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Activities
include theatre games, dance and vocal training,
improvisation, stage education and acting instruction. Campers
receive a T-shirt.
CLEMSON LITTLE
THEATRE
The Pendleton Playhouse
214 S. Mechanic St.
Pendleton, SC 29633
646-8100
Web: www.clemsonlittletheatre.com
Dates: Call for a schedule, one- or two-week
session in June
Ages: Grades K5 and up
Cost: Call for fees
CAYT Summer Drama Workshops give the
opportunity to work with experts in the theatre arts.
Some of the topics planned are makeup, costumes,
music, dance, auditioning, set design and construction, lighting
and acting. .
DANNY NEAL’S
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP
Located at Cobb’s Glen Country Club
Anderson College
316 Boulevard
Anderson, SC 29621
E-mail: dneal@ac.edu
Dates: June 13 – 16, July 11 – 14, 25 –
28; fourday
sessions
Full-day: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. or half-day: 9 a.m. –
noon
Ages: 6 – 16
Cost: $250 for full day or $150 for half day
Students receive instruction in all areas including
full swing, chipping, pitching, bunker play and
putting. Students play at Cobb’s Glen Country Club,
receiving on course instruction in course management, rules
of the game and etiquette.
PREMIER ATHLETICS
CAMPS
102 North Park Drive
Anderson, SC 29625
225-8099
Dates: Call for schedule
Ages: 3 and up
Cost: Call for fees.
Premier Athletics offers day camps providing
instruction in cheerleading, dance and baton.
SHEPPARD SWIM
CAMP
Sheppard Swim Center
1115 Cornelia Road
Anderson, SC 29621
Steve Wycoff, 260-5170
Dates: Basic - beginning June 6, 13, 20, 27, July
20, 27. Junior Lifeguard - beginning May 27 or July
11. Classes from 9 – 11:45 a.m. daily.
Ages: Basic, 6 – 12 and Junior Lifeguard, 11 –
14
Cost: Basic $55, $50 for city residents, Junior
Lifeguard $60 or $55 for city residents
The Basic Swim Camp is a one-week program for
youth ages 6 – 12 to improve swim and dive skills,
learn about water safety and enjoy games. Junior
Lifeguard Camp is a one-week program for youth
ages 11 – 14 that provides the knowledge and
skills to prepare for lifeguard training at age 15.
SMART FUN FOR
KIDS
Tri-County Technical College
7900 Highway 76
Pendleton, SC 29670
646-1728
Web: www.tctc.edu/learn
E-mail: tmetts@tctc.edu
Dates: June 13 – 17, June 20 – 23 and June 27
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30; half-day or full-day
Ages: Grades 3 – 8
Cost: Call for information
Half-day programs include Spanish, etiquette, horse
training, cooking, , arts and crafts, sewing and
science. Discounts are available for multiple
children and weeks.
SPLASH ADVENTURE
CAMP
Anderson Area YMCA
201 E. Reed Road
Anderson, SC 29621
Donna Richey, 716-6261
Dates: May 25 – Aug. 3, 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: Rising seventh – tenth grades
Cost: $120 each week.
Splash Adventure campers explore all types of
water activities and safety. Activities include
canoeing, kayaking, river tubing, water park slides,
water polo and snorkeling. Leaders-in-Training
camp session is also available.
UPSTATE CAROLINA
DANCE CENTER
Highway 81
Powdersville, SC
220-0684
Web: www.UpstateCarolinaDance.com
Dates: June 6 – 30
Ages: Call for age levels
Cost: Call for information
Summer camps include Tap on Fire Clogging Camp
June 6 – 10. Baby I’m a Star Camp for preschool
children or Born to Dance for ages 5 – 7 will be
June 14 – 16 or June 28 – 30. Passion to Dance
Camp with all guest instructors will be June 20 - 24.
PICKENS COUNTY
General Day Camps
PICKENS COUNTY
YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP
201 Burns Road
Easley, SC 29640
Marathon Community Church
Powdersville
855-9622
Dates: May 31 – Aug. 3; 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.;
Registration begins March 1
Cost: $25 registration fee, $80 for facility members,
$95 for program members.
The YMCA camp provides a safe, Christian
environment where children grow in spirit, mind and
body. The program provides daily devotions, trained
staff, swimming, field trips, organized activities,
indoor and outdoor games. Children receive a swim
bag and a T-shirt. Discounts for multiple children.
Drop-in is also available. KinderCamp for ages 4 – 5
and Teen Connection programs are also offered.
Swim lessons are available at a discounted rate.
THE SUNSHINE HOUSE
626 Powdersville Road, Easley 850-7737
Web: www.sshouse.com
Dates: All summer, one-week sessions or drop-in
are available
Ages: 6 – 12
Cost: Weekly tuition costs vary by location, field
trips and activity costs are extra
The summer camp theme for 2005 is “From Sea to
Shining Sea.” Summer program includes meals,
snacks, field trips, arts and crafts, sports, reading,
computer games and a special field day.
Enrichment programs include dance, computer and
Spanish instruction. State licensed and approved.
PICKENS COUNTY
Specialty Camps
CLEMSON LADY TIGER
BASKETBALL CAMP
P.O. Box 445 Clemson, SC 29633-0445
(864) 653-4705
Web: www.ladytigerbbcamp.com
E-mail: ladytig@bellsouth.net
Dates: Individual, July 10 – 13;
Ages: Girls, fourth – 12th grade
Cost: Call for commuting fees.
Individual camp focuses on teaching the
fundamentals and emphasizing basic skills and
techniques. Campers have opportunities to build
their weaker skills while improving their overall game.
CLEMSON LADY TIGER
SOCCER CAMP
508 Squire Circle
Clemson, SC 29631
(864) 654-2575
Web: www.ladytigersoccercamp.com
E-mail: info@ladytigersoccercamp.com
Dates: Junior, June 13 – 16; Advanced, June 8 –
12 and July 16 – 20;
Ages: Girls, 10 – 18
Cost: Call for fees.
Advanced soccer camp provides a traditional
curriculum and accommodates players of all levels.
The Elite camp sessions are for the serious,
competitive player.
CLEMSON TIGER
TENNIS CAMP
P.O. Box 1251
Clemson, SC 29633
(864) 656-1323
Web: www.clemsontenniscamp.com
E-mail: nh@clemson.edu
Dates: June 19 – 23, June 26 – 30 and July 3 –
7
Ages: Coed, 9 – 17
Cost: $295 per week for day campers
Clemson Tiger Tennis Camp features three levels of
play: White camp for beginners, Orange camp for
intermediate to advanced players, and the Orange
Crush camp for tournament players. Professional
and experienced staff help campers learn the sport
of tennis and enjoy summer activities.
CHUCK KRIESE’S
CLEMSON TENNIS CAMP
P.O. Box 965
Clemson, SC 29633
Coach Chuck Kriese
(864) 888- |