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GENERAL INTEREST AND EDUCATION

ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
630 Farrs Bridge Road
Greenville, SC 29611
(864) 246-3111
Web: http://www.abundantlife-church.org
Dates: June – August
Ages: Coed, grades K4 – 5
Cost: $90 per week, plus $50 registration fee

This program includes daily games, Bible study, swimming, field trips (small fees may apply) and more.

BETHLEHEM BAPTIST SUMMER DAY CAMP AND TEEN INTERN PROGRAM
4 Harrison Bridge Road
Simpsonville, SC 29681
(864) 963-3527 or (864) 688-0405
Web: http://www.bethlehembaptistchurch.com
E-mail: tgriffin@bethlehembaptistchurch.com
Dates: June 12 – Aug. 18, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Ages: Coed, 4 – 18
Cost: TBA

Activities include field trips, Bible study, crafts and community service projects.

CAMPERDOWN ACADEMY
501 Howell Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 244-8899
Web: http://www.camperdown.org
E-mail: campcreekside@camperdown.org
Dates: June 21 – July 21
Ages: Coed, 6 – 12
Cost: Contact for more information

Camp Creekside uses the Orton-Gillingham approach to helping dyslexic children learn. Activities include tutorials, art, drama, ropes course, swimming, field trips and more.

CAMP INDEPENDENCE LOCATED AT CAMP BUCKHORN
Paris Mountain State Park
2401 State Park Road
Greenville, SC 29609
(864) 609-5054, ext. 3298
Dates: July 17 – 20, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Coed, 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.

CAROLINA ACADEMY FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
576 D Woodruff Road
Greenville, SC 29607
(864) 234-7984
Web: http://www.carolinaacademy.net
E-mail: ellen@carolinaacademy.net
Dates: TBA
Ages: Coed, grades K – 12
Cost: TBA

Sessions include reading, math and writing maintenance, enrichment and remediation, as well as guided summer reading.

CHESS CAMP
Christ Church Episcopal School
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
(888) 65-CHESS
Web: http://www.chesscamp.com
Dates: July 24 – 28
Ages: TBA
Cost: TBA

Chess camp includes tactical and strategic thinking skills for beginners and advanced.

CCES CAVALIER DAY CAMP
Christ Church Episcopal School, Lower School Campus
245 Cavalier Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 12 – July 28, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Coed, rising K5 – grade 5
Cost: $25 registration fee, $199 – $179 full-day,
$99 – $89 half-day

There are seven 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 age-appropriate activities for K5 – grade 2. Day camp can be combined with Summer Encounters Enrichment Programs. Early stay, extended day and lunch programs are available at an additional cost. Discounts apply for early enrollment, multiple children and multiple weeks.

CCES SUMMER ENCOUNTERS ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Christ Church Episcopal School
567 Wenwood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 12 – Aug. 4
Ages: Coed, rising grades K5 – adult
Cost: 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 prep, writing for the SAT, algebra I and II review, 3-D architectural design and more.

CCES SUMMER ENCOUNTERS ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
Christ Church Episcopal School
267 Wenwood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 12 – July 28,
Ages: Coed, rising grades K5 – adult
Cost: Call for information.

Activities include opportunities for children and adults to explore and develop athletic and artistic skills, new talents and interests. Lunch, early and late stay options are available.

DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC. JUNIOR GAME DEVELOPER
Christ Church Episcopal School, Middle School Technology Labs
555 Wenwood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org and
http://www.workshops.digipen.edu
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 12 – 23, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Coed, rising grades 5 – 7
Cost: Call for information.

This hands-on workshop introduces young students to the importance of strong traditional art skills when using this technology as a production tool.

DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC. VIDEO GAME PROGRAMMING – LEVEL I
Christ Church Episcopal School, Middle School Technology Labs
555 Wenwood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org and
http://www.workshops.digipen.edu
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: June 12 – 23, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Coed, rising grades 9 – adult
Cost: Call for information.

This introductory course unveils how today’s interactive experiences are created.

DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC.
3-D ANIMATION
Christ Church Episcopal School, Middle School Technology Labs
555 Wenwood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org and
http://www.workshops.digipen.edu
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: July 10 – 21, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Coed, rising grades 9 – adult
Cost: Call for information.

This workshop is designed to give students an introduction to the concepts and the process of creating a 3D computer animation.

DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC.
ROBOTICS: LEVEL ONE

Christ Church Episcopal School, Middle School Technology Labs
555 Wenwood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
Web: http://www.cces.org and
http://www.workshops.digipen.edu
E-mail: silerch@cces.org
Dates: July 10 – 21, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages: Coed, rising grades 9 – adult
Cost: Call for information.

Participants learn the basics of robot mechanics, electronics, and software, with the option of participating in a series of competitions.

EASTLAN CHILD ENRICHMENT MINISTRY
625 S. Pleasantburg Drive
Greenville, SC 29607
(864) 288-5420
Dates: beginning in June
Ages: Coed, 6 weeks old – grade 3
Cost: Call for fees.

The program provides activities and academics from a Christian, Bible-based perspective. Special interest camp programs offered include music, arts and crafts, science and sports.

KALEIDOSCOPE AT FURMAN UNIVERSITY
3300 Poinsett Highway
Greenville, SC 29613
(864) 294-3134
Web: http://http://www.furman.edu/lifelong/about_scopes.htm
Dates: June 12 – 23, June 26 – 30, July 10 – 21
and July 24 – Aug. 4
Ages: Coed, rising grades 3 – 5
Cost: $239 – $437

Kaleidoscope provides individual attention and a variety of educational activities including science, social studies, writing, the arts and foreign language. Recreational activities include nature walks, daily swimming, and outdoor games.

MICROSCOPE AT FURMAN UNIVERSITY
3300 Poinsett Highway
Greenville, SC 29613
(864) 294-3134
Web: http://http://www.furman.edu/lifelong/about_scopes.htm
Dates: June 12 – 23, June 26 – 30, July 10 – 21
and July 24 – Aug. 4
Ages: Coed, rising grades 1 – 2
Cost: $239 – $437

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.

TELESCOPE AT FURMAN UNIVERSITY
3300 Poinsett Highway
Greenville, SC 29613
(864) 294-3134
Web: http://http://www.furman.edu/lifelong/about_scopes.htm
Dates: June 19 – 23, June 26 – 30
and July 10 – 14
Ages: Coed, rising grades 6 – 8
Cost: $239

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 each student’s success in middle school through creativity, identifying interests, cooperation and teamwork.

GATEWAY ACADEMY
8596 Pelham Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 627-0062
Web: http://www.gatewayacademy.com
Dates: June – August
Ages: Coed, ages 2 – 12
Cost: TBA

Summer camp is organized by a different theme each week. Students participate in theme activities, special events and field trips.

CAMP COUGAR
Greenville County Recreation District
400 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 288-6470
Web: http://www.gcrd.org
Dates: TBA
Ages: Coed, ages 6 – 11
Cost: TBA

Camp Cougar is a summer day camp held at Southside Park located between Simpsonville and Mauldin. This program includes traditional camping activities and field trips to South Carolina attractions. Registration for returning campers is from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. March 9 at the Pavilion. Open registration is March 10 at the Pavilion.

CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
Greenville County Recreation District
400 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 288-6470
Web: http://www.gcrd.org
Dates: TBA
Ages: Coed, ages 6 – 11
Cost: TBA

Camp Kaleidoscope is a summer day camp held at East Riverside Park, Northside Park, Westside Park, the Blue Ridge area and the Pavilion. This program includes swimming, skating, nature crafts, sports and field trips. Registration for returning campers is from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. March 9 at the Pavilion. Open registration is March 10 at the Pavilion.

THE WANDERERS TEEN CAMP
Greenville County Recreation District
400 Roper Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 288-6470
Web: http://www.gcrd.org
Dates: TBA
Ages: Coed, ages 12 – 14
Cost: TBA

The Wanderers Teen Camp is a summer day camp held at the Pavilion. Registration for returning campers is from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. March 9 at the Pavilion. Open registration is March 10 at the Pavilion.

GREENVILLE COUNTY RECREATION DISTRICT SUMMER CAMP
4806 Old Spartanburg Road
Taylors, SC 29687
(864) 288-6470
Web: http://www.gcrd.org
E-mail: joe@gcrd.org
Dates: June 12 – Aug. 4
Ages: Coed, 6 – 14
Cost: TBA

Camp activities include crafts, games, outdoor play, swimming, field trips and more.

HAYNSWORTH SUMMER DAY CAMP
228 E. Park Ave.
Greenville, SC 29601
(864) 235-3010
Web: http://www.haynsworthprivate.com
E-mail: haynsworthschool@charter.net
Dates: June 5 – Aug. 18
Ages: Coed, 3 – rising grade 6
Cost: $100 per week plus a $125 registration fee (call for more information) Drop off as early as 7:45 a.m., with camp beginning at 8:30 a.m.

CAMP KIDVENTURE
310 W. Curtis St.
Simpsonville, SC 29681
(864) 967-9533
Web: http://www.simpsonvillerec.com
E-mail: SFix24@charter.net
Dates: June 12 – Aug. 10, Mondays – Thursdays,
7:30 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.
Ages: Coed, 5 –12
Cost: $550 per child

Camp fee includes all activities, but campers must bring lunch and drink each day. Activities include skating, bowling, Frankie’s Fun Park, Gattitown, Discovery Island Water Park, swimming at Westside Pool, movies, crafts, ice skating, field trips to Table Rock, Carowinds and more. Camp will not be held during the week of July 4.

MAULDIN RECREATION CENTER
203 Corn Road
Mauldin, SC 29662
(864) 288-3354
E-mail: mauldinrec@charter.net
Dates: TBA
Ages: Coed, 6 - 12
Cost: 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.

MILLIE LEWIS
1228 S. Pleasantburg Drive
Greenville, SC 29605
(864) 299-1101
Web: http://www.millielewisgreenville.com
E-mail: shelly@millielewisgreenville.com
Dates: Contact for information
Ages: Coed, 5 – adult
Cost: Contact for information
Activities include manners, grooming, visual poise, runway training and more.
WEB: http://www.MONTESSORIGREENVILLE.COM
E-mail: montgvl@cs.com
Dates: June 12 – July 24, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., one week sessions
Ages: Coed, 3 – 6
Cost: $125 per week

The program’s theme is “Rainbows of Fun,” with each week having a slightly different focus so children can attend all six weeks. Stories, songs, crafts, sprinkler fun, walking in the woods, and activities relating to colors and rainbows are part of each session.

PALMETTO PREP’S SUMMER ADVENTURES
950 Woodruff Road
Greenville, SC 29607
(864) 675-1002
Web: http://www.palmettoprep.com
E-mail: info@palmettoprep.com
Dates: June 12 – August (date TBA)
Ages: Coed, rising grades 1 – 6
Cost: TBA

Palmetto Prep’s Summer Adventures feature field trips to local attractions and weekly themes including cooking, sports, fine arts and more.

A PLACE TO PLAY ON AUGUSTA ROAD INC.
2243 Augusta St.
Greenville, SC 29605
(864) 242-9200
Web: http://www.aplacetoplayinc.com
Dates: June – September
Ages: Coed, 2 – 12
Cost: Contact for more information

Summer camps and drop-in times are available. Weekly camps are themed and include arts and crafts, snacks, and creative play.

REDEMPTION WORLD OUTREACH
Summer Enrichment Program
635 Haywood Road
Greenville, SC 29607
(864) 281-1520, ext. 1212
Web: http://www.rwoc.org
Dates: June 5 – Aug. 25, 6:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Ages: Coed, 5 – 12
Cost: $72 per week, plus $45 registration

Program includes field trips, games, a summer reading program, arts and crafts, music, sports, and more.

SHALOM KIDS SUMMER DAY CAMP
712 Richbourg Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 414-4861
E-mail: vowensby@charter.net
Dates: Call for more information
Ages: Coed, 6 months – 12 years
Cost: Call for more information

Activities include arts and crafts, cooking, field trips, music and dance and more. This camp program offers Jewish values and fellowship with extended care available.

THE CAMP AT TAYLORS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
200 W. Main St.
Taylors, SC 29687
(864) 292-4060
Web: http://www.taylorsfbc.org
E-mail: elainet@taylorsfbc.org
Dates: July 10 – 14, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Ages: Coed, grades 1 – 5
Cost: TBA

Soccer and basketball camps will be offered for boys and girls. Campers may choose one or both of the camps.

TRIPLE T CAMP AT TAYLORS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
200 W. Main St.
Taylors, SC 29687
(864) 678-8830
Web: http://www.taylorsfbc.org
E-mail: annew@taylorsfbc.org
Dates: June 20 – July 13 (except July 4), Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Ages: Coed, 3 – 5
Cost: $120

Activities include hands-on activities, Bible lessons and more.

CLEVELAND STREET FAMILY YMCA DAY CAMP
721 Cleveland St.
Greenville, SC 26601
(864) 242-4651
Web: http://www.ymcagreenville.org
E-mail: dlewis@ymcagreenville.org
Dates: June 12 – Aug. 11
Ages: Coed, rising grades 1 – 5
Cost: $90 per week, financial assistance is available.

Campers will experience weekly field trips, free swims, arts and crafts projects, guest speakers, group games, and team building. Programming also includes daily devotions and values sessions and daily health and wellness programming.

EASTSIDE FAMILY YMCA DAY CAMP
1250 Taylors Road
Greer, SC 29687
(864) 292-2790
Web: http://www.ymcagreenville.org
E-mail: dlewis@ymcagreenville.org
Dates: June 12 – Aug. 11
Ages: Coed, rising grades 1 – 5
Cost: $90 per week, financial assistance is available.

Campers will experience weekly field trips, free swims, arts and crafts projects, guest speakers, group games, and team building. Programming also includes daily devotions and values sessions and daily health and wellness programming.

Campers will experience weekly field trips, free swims, arts and crafts projects, guest speakers, group games and team building. Programming also includes daily devotions and values sessions, and daily health and wellness programming.

Campers will experience weekly field trips, free swims, arts and crafts projects, guest speakers, group games and team building. Programming also includes daily devotions and values sessions and daily health and wellness programming.

Teen-oriented activities include more than 50 different specialty classes featuring paintball, videography, carpentry, skateboarding, service learning and scrapbooking. The program also includes an optional four-day, three-night backpacking program, week-long service learning trips, and a three-week leadership development camp.

Teen-oriented activities include more than 50 different specialty classes featuring paintball, videography, carpentry, skateboarding, service learning and scrapbooking. The program also includes an optional four-day, three-night backpacking program, weeklong service learning trips, and a three-week leadership development camp.

Teen-oriented activities include more than 50 different specialty classes featuring paintball, videography, carpentry, skateboarding, service learning and scrapbooking. The program also includes an optional four-day, three-night backpacking program, week-long service learning trips, and a three-week leadership development camp.

Teen-oriented activities include more than 50 different specialty classes featuring paintball, videography, carpentry, skateboarding, service learning and scrapbooking. The program also includes an optional four-day, three-night backpacking program, weeklong service learning trips, and a three-week leadership development camp.

Courses help campers explore cuisines and healthy food choices while building upon basic cooking skills.

The Zone is a 16,000 square foot center featuring an indoor playground, batting cages, an on-site movie theater, arcade and more.

Camp activities include swim lessons, fine arts, outdoor activities, drama, archery, orienteering, outdoor cooking, crafts and more.

Registration deadline is May 29. This program features enrichment classes, games, activities and more.

Camps include sports and extended care options.

Camps specialize in art, athletics and academics.

Students will receive instruction and reinforcement in reading, language arts and math.

Students will use several software programs and receive individual instruction in phonics.

Students receive reinforcement in reading comprehension, vocabulary building and writing skills.

Students will add, subtract, multiply and divide by using computers and hands-on techniques. Logic exercises will be presented daily.

Students will focus on pre-algebra, algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Written work is given to strengthen techniques learned.

Students will learn how to solve word problems, make mental calculation and estimations, compute fractions, decimals, percentages and equivalencies, and develop logical thinking skills.

PSAT/SAT/ACT CAMP
Middle Tyger Recreation Center
100 S. Danzler Road
Duncan, SC 29334
(864) 949-2349
Web: http://www.spartanburgcounty.org/govt/depts/prksrec/middletyger.htm
E-mail: robertsj@spart5.k12.sc.us
Dates: July 24 – 28
Ages: Coed, 14 – 17
Cost: $65

Camp will provide one day of understanding the test, two days of verbal work and two days of math working with Princeton University software.

Summer Camp activities include games, arts and crafts, guest speakers and field trips. Morning and afternoon snacks are provided. Campers must bring their own lunches.

Summer Camp activities include games, arts and crafts, sports, guest speakers and field trips. Morning and afternoon snacks are provided. Campers must bring their own lunches.

Campers will learn basic keyboarding maneuvers, troubleshooting procedures, terminology, and view the inside components of the computer brain system.

Summer Camp activities include games, arts and crafts, sports, gardening, golf and field trips. Campers must bring their own lunch.

Summer Camp activities include games, arts and crafts, sports, gardening, golf, and field trips. Morning and afternoon snacks are provided. Campers must bring their own lunch.

Students will receive instruction and reinforcement in reading, language arts and math.

Students will use several software programs and receive individual instruction in phonics.

Students receive reinforcement in reading comprehension, vocabulary building, and writing skills.

Students will add, subtract, multiply and divide by using computers and hands-on techniques. Logic exercises will be presented daily.

Students will focus on pre-algebra, algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Written work is given to strengthen techniques learned.

Camp will provide one day of understanding the test, two days of verbal work and two days of math working with Princeton University software.

Summer Camp activities include games, arts and crafts, sports, gardening, golf and field trips. Morning and afternoon snacks are provided. Campers must bring their own lunch.

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.

Activities include swim lessons, picnics, horseback riding, field trips, cooking, arts and crafts, and more.

YMCA, archery, field games, low ropes course, outdoor living skills, canoeing and kayaking, arts and crafts, volleyball, field trips and more. A Leaders-In-Training (LIT) program is available for rising grades 7 – 10.

Kid Kamp sessions are planned by weekly themes. Summer activities include painting ceramics, swimming, picnics, cooking, visiting the zoo and crafts.

This full-day summer day camp program offers weekly themes and daily activities.

Camp activities include adventure games, team events, arts and crafts, swimming, and opportunities to grow in faith and character.

SPORTS

BOB JONES UNIVERSITY BOYS’ SPORTS CAMP
1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Greenville, SC
(864) 242-5100, ext. 3120
Dates: June 5 – 9
Ages: Boys, rising grades 4 – 6
Cost: $140
Camp focuses on basketball and soccer.

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.

This camp is designed to teach the fundamentals of baseball. Camp staff will help players of all levels improve their hitting skills, cultivate fielding skills, and learn the roles of specific positions. Campers will receive Cavalier baseball T-shirts. Daily snacks and drinks are included.

This camp designed for players who want to improve their individual fundamentals and team skills. Specific areas of concentration will be ball handling, shooting, one-on-one skills, perimeter player moves, player-to-player defense, transition offense, and transition defense. Each camper will receive a free basketball and Cavalier T-shirt. Daily snacks, drink, and lunch are included.

This camp includes instruction in the basics of passing, catching, punting and kicking. Campers are encouraged to wear football cleats/turf cleats and comfortable summer clothing with sunscreen. In case of rain, small group instruction will take place and videos will be shown. Each camper will receive a Cavalier Football Tshirt. Daily snack and drink are included.

This camp includes instruction in passing, catching, punting and kicking, as well as position-specific techniques for linemen, defensive players, and skill positions. In case of rain, small group instruction will take place, and videos will be shown. Each camper will receive a Cavalier football T-shirt. Daily snack and drink are included.

This camp includes instruction in basic basketball skills, including passing, dribbling, shooting and team-building plays. Each camper will receive a Cavalier Hoops Troops T-shirt. Daily snack and drink are included.

Cavalier Soccer Camp is designed for recreation and classic players. Campers will be grouped by age and ability. The focus will be on basic skills and tactics necessary to succeed in soccer. Each camper will receive a Cavalier Soccer T-shirt. Daily snacks and drinks are included.

CCES Varsity Football Cheerleaders and members of the CCES Dance Team will teach cheers, chants and dances. Rising kindergarten students attend from 9 a.m. – noon. Grades 1 – 2 attend from 1 – 4 p.m. Each camper will receive a team photo, pom-poms and T-shirt.

Camps are available as full- or half-day sessions.
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.

One-week sessions are available for beginner and experienced riders, including those with special needs. The facility is fully handicapped accessible.

This camp helps serious soccer players improve their skills. Half- and full-day, as well as residential camp options are available. The camp is directed by Doug Allison, Furman University’s head soccer coach.

The Basic Mountain Biking Camp for experienced riders features three days of detailed instruction in mountain biking and trail riding skills. The camp involves rigorous riding in rough terrain and is not for beginners. Riders are grouped based on their abilities. Space is limited.

All levels of campers are taught. A residential option is available. The camp is directed by Coach Paul Scarpa and his staff of more than 16 instructors.

The camp teaches the basics of football in each position, stretching techniques, sportsmanship and how to be a team player.

Greenville Gymnastics offers a Mom’s Morning Out program for ages 2 and older from 9 a.m. – noon. Children explore and experience gymnastics and participate in age-appropriate movement games and planned activities. Gymnastics camp sessions and clinics are available for beginner to advanced students.

Horse Camp activities include daily lessons, horse care, arts and crafts, field rides, petting zoo and more. An indoor arena is available for instruction in inclement weather. Specialized weekend camps are also offered for older children.

Sessions include play and movement, fitness, music and more.

Campers will learn age-appropriate cheers, chants, motion drills and a dance. An early-registration discount is available.

Camps are designed to enhance athletic performance on every level of any sport. Camps focus on quickness, speed and agility.

Piedmont offers a variety of noncompetitive and preschool gymnastics.

Skating camps provide instruction in the basics of roller skating for beginners to intermediate skaters. Skaters learn safe falls, toe stops, skating backward, jumps and spins. Skates are provided upon request. Camp fees include skate rental, a Tshirt, and a snack and drink each day. Instruction is provided by USARS and RSA certified coaches. Camps will be held in several Upstate locations.

The camp is led by coach Stuart Kay.

This program provides fundamental training. The camp is led by coaches David Thompson and Ryan Godsey.

Half- and full-day camps are available. The camp is led by coach Raimond Hartmann.

This program provides fundamental training. The camp is led by coaches Ryan and Andrea Godsey.

Summer camp includes martial art classes, gymnastics, swimming, skating, library trips and more.

This martial arts themed day camp offers activities, karate, jujitsu, ninja activities, Japanese language lessons, tumbling, movies, bowling, skating, park days and field trips.

Camp is led by Tim Nihart, North Greenville University coach and former player for the Minnesota Twins.

Camp is led by Chris Crist, former coach for Mars Hill, Riverside and Blue Ridge.

Camps include soccer, tennis, swimming, volleyball and more.

This program is from 9 a.m. – noon and offers gymnastics, arts and crafts, themes and Friday program with certificate and medal.

Camp activities include marital arts, field trips, movies, swimming and more.

Camp activities include basketball instruction and competitive scrimmages.

In this one-day camp, students learn the fundamentals needed to play tennis, including hand position on the racket, how to hit forehand and backhand, and serving the ball.

Camp activities include tennis instruction and competitive scrimmages.

Instruction is focused on improving tennis skills while developing character and positive social interaction. Campers are grouped into three ability levels. Sessions offer daily match play, class sessions and fun activities. Camps are available in Clemson, Charleston and Sumter. Overnight camps are available.

Clemson Tiger Tennis Camp offers innovative tennis learning experiences, as well planned activities. The staff has over 100 years of cumulative experience as tennis instructors for juniors. Residential camp options are available. A day camp for players ages 4 – 8 is $195 per session and is offered July 2 – 6 and July 9 – 13. The camp is directed by head coach Nancy Harris.

Campers will engage in a variety of activities combining physics and chemistry.

Campers will collect evidence, document a crime scene, fingerprint and make a DNA profile.

Campers will dissect a real shark, explore the world of whales, bring to life a triassic triops and more.

Campers will explore a new theme each day as they create an edible ocean, experiment with a magic magnet bottle, investigate butterflies, discover how birds adapt to their environments and make sidewalk chalk.