The Summer Camp Conventions involve directors, counselors, and camp representatives who come to exhibit their day, residential, or international programs. Here, they can converse with parents, students, and educators about their summer camps, which are located throughout the United States.
There are a variety of activities to choose from, along with different sessions of time (2, 4, 6, or 8 weeks.) Parents get the opportunity to learn about each individual camp, and children get the opportunity to find which one will fit their own personal interests. The representatives are camp professionals and advocates for quality, developmental summer experiences for children of all ages (elementary through college students). Their goal is to provide a unique, exciting, fun, and safe summer program to enrich campers’ lives, provide positive development, promote healthy risk-taking, and create unforgettable memories and relationships to last a lifetime.
SUMMER CAMP CONVENTION
The Summer Camp Convention will be held at the Solon Community Center, Solon, Ohio. The event will be held on Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 10 AM - 3 PM. Free of charge, bring your family to choose the perfect summer experiences.
Some participants:
American Camp Association, Camp Lincoln & Camp Lake Hubert, Camp Ledgewood, Camp Silver Beach,
Goldfish Swim School, Camp Ho Mita Koda, Summer Ruffing It, Camp Tannadoonah, Jumonville,
Adventure Camp at Western Reserve Academy, St John's Northwestern Military Academy,
Hathaway Brown Summer Programs, Camp Gan Izzy, Alfred University Summer Programs, Girl Scouts of North East Ohio,
Where There Be Dragons, Camp Fitch YMCA, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Great Lakes Science Center,
Gilmour Academy, Falcon Camp, French Woods Performing Arts, Valley Art Center, Creative Early Learning Center,
Southwoods, Camp Timberlane, Habonim Dror Camp Tavor, YMCA Camp Tippecanoe, Rising River Farm Animal Camp, Compass Teen Camp,
Total Education Solutions, Westcoast Connection, Camp Tamakwa, Global Link China, National Computer Camp, Jumonville,
ROAM Travel Adventures, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Grand River Academy, iD Tech Camp, Maypine Farm,
KinderCare Learning Center, University School Summer Camps, Camp Wahanowin, Camp Nuhop, Mandel JCC,
Math Monkey, Poplar Ridge Adventures, Chagrin Valley Athletic Club, Camp Newaygo, Embry-Riddle Summer Program
Our summer camp participants provide unique, exciting, fun, and safe summer programs which will enrich the lives of students in elementary school through college, provide positive development, healthy risk taking and acceptance, and create unforgettable memories and relationships.
Directors, representatives and counselors will be available to share their summer camp programs (day/residential) and opportunities with you.
Camps today have implemented many fabulous activities in their programs which parents, students and educators do not know exist. Price range varies for each program.Young campers will enjoy learning about day camps or a specialty camp which matches their interests. Local resident camps for those who may want to experience overnight camp for the first time.
Older campers will enjoy learning about the many activities, old and new, offered at resident camps across the U.S. and Canada. Teens may choose a summer experience which will match their interests and goals. Counselor-in-training programs, adventure programs, travel in the U.S. and abroad, service and volunteer projects, employment opportunities for high school/ college students, and much more.
Families, seniors and school groups can also go to camp. Special needs programs offered. Winter and Spring break programs also.
Students will find camps which match their interests and goals.
A few options for teens:
Counselor-in-training programs
Cultural and Volunteer programs
Employment opportunities
Winter and Spring Break programs
U.S. and International travel
PLAN NOW FOR A SAFE, EXCITING & MEMORABLE SUMMER!
For more information call 216-906-1654 or email sstanowick@gmail.com
The Summer Camp Convention will be held at the Solon Community Center, Solon, Ohio. The event will be held on Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 10 AM - 3 PM. Free of charge, bring your family to choose the perfect summer experiences.
Some participants:
American Camp Association, Camp Lincoln & Camp Lake Hubert, Camp Ledgewood, Camp Silver Beach,
Goldfish Swim School, Camp Ho Mita Koda, Summer Ruffing It, Camp Tannadoonah, Jumonville,
Adventure Camp at Western Reserve Academy, St John's Northwestern Military Academy,
Hathaway Brown Summer Programs, Camp Gan Izzy, Alfred University Summer Programs, Girl Scouts of North East Ohio,
Where There Be Dragons, Camp Fitch YMCA, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Great Lakes Science Center,
Gilmour Academy, Falcon Camp, French Woods Performing Arts, Valley Art Center, Creative Early Learning Center,
Southwoods, Camp Timberlane, Habonim Dror Camp Tavor, YMCA Camp Tippecanoe, Rising River Farm Animal Camp, Compass Teen Camp,
Total Education Solutions, Westcoast Connection, Camp Tamakwa, Global Link China, National Computer Camp, Jumonville,
ROAM Travel Adventures, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Grand River Academy, iD Tech Camp, Maypine Farm,
KinderCare Learning Center, University School Summer Camps, Camp Wahanowin, Camp Nuhop, Mandel JCC,
Math Monkey, Poplar Ridge Adventures, Chagrin Valley Athletic Club, Camp Newaygo, Embry-Riddle Summer Program
Our summer camp participants provide unique, exciting, fun, and safe summer programs which will enrich the lives of students in elementary school through college, provide positive development, healthy risk taking and acceptance, and create unforgettable memories and relationships.
Directors, representatives and counselors will be available to share their summer camp programs (day/residential) and opportunities with you.
Camps today have implemented many fabulous activities in their programs which parents, students and educators do not know exist. Price range varies for each program.Young campers will enjoy learning about day camps or a specialty camp which matches their interests. Local resident camps for those who may want to experience overnight camp for the first time.
Older campers will enjoy learning about the many activities, old and new, offered at resident camps across the U.S. and Canada. Teens may choose a summer experience which will match their interests and goals. Counselor-in-training programs, adventure programs, travel in the U.S. and abroad, service and volunteer projects, employment opportunities for high school/ college students, and much more.
Families, seniors and school groups can also go to camp. Special needs programs offered. Winter and Spring break programs also.
Students will find camps which match their interests and goals.
A few options for teens:
Counselor-in-training programs
Cultural and Volunteer programs
Employment opportunities
Winter and Spring Break programs
U.S. and International travel
PLAN NOW FOR A SAFE, EXCITING & MEMORABLE SUMMER!
For more information call 216-906-1654 or email sstanowick@gmail.com
