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8 Carolina Creek camp is open to campers from kindergarten through 12th grade. Located in Huntsville, the camp allows kids to engage in activities ranging from zip-lining to tubing. Grades K 12 May 29 Aug. 13 $335-$879 (per session) DAY NIGHT REL 84 Wimberley Lane, Huntsville 936 594 4446 www.carolinacreek.org 9 Element Sportsplex is o ering weekly basketball developmental camps Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Camp- ers will learn ball handling, passing, layups and shooting form. Grades 1 8 May 30 Aug. 4 $100 half day (weekly), $175 full day (weekly) DAY SP 12920 Theis Lane, Tomball info@elementsportsplex.com www.elementsportsplex.com 10 Friends of Texas Wildlife campers can learn about Texas wildlife through meeting live animals, educational activities, games and
12 Paint & Bubbles Studio o ers camps with morning or afternoon sessions. Camp sessions will have di erent themes and activities focused on building creativity, artistic skills and self-con dence. Camp art projects include painting, collaging, sculpting and crafting. Ages 6 12 May 31 Aug. 4 $225 (per child) ART DAY 31311 FM 2978, Ste. 107, Magnolia 346 703 2141 . www.paintandbubbles.com 13 Pinebrook Farms o ers campers three to four hours a day of riding and horsemanship lessons. In addition to horseback riding activ- ities, campers can also participate in archery, swimming, arts and crafts, and enjoy cookouts provided by the camp. Ages 7 15 June 5 8, 12 18, 19 25; July 10 16, 17 23 $550 (counselor training), $575 (day camp), $875 (resident camp) DAY NIGHT 611 Virgie Community Road, Magnolia 281 380 9140 www.pinebrook-farms.com
making crafts. The camp will be hosted in three sessions in June, and campers attend three days of the week. A free T-shirt will be provid- ed, but campers must bring a sack lunch. Ages 7 12 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (June 6 10, 13 17, 20 24) $125 (per 3-day session) DAY 29816 Dobbin Hufsmith Road, Magnolia 281 259 0039 www.facebook.com/savingtexaswildlife 11 Lazy Acres o ers 10 weeks of indoor and outdoor recreation on the camp’s 20-acre facility. From 7 a.m.-6 p.m. every day, those entering kindergarten through eighth grade can participate in outdoor activities, including archery, swimming and shing, or indoor activities such as arts and crafts, pool tables and air hockey. Grades K 8 June 1 Aug. 5 $100 (registration fee per family), $180 (weekly per child for two children or more), $185 (weekly for one child) ART DAY SP 13913 Stagecoach Road, Magnolia 281 356 8152 www.lazyacresevents.com/summercamp
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NIGHT 723 Olympia Drive, Trinity 936 594 2541. www.campolympia.com 7 Career Exploration Camp at Lone Star College-Tomball provides an opportunity for students to learn about careers. A schedule of times will be made available in April. Ages 13 15 June 6 9, 13 16
$115 (weekly) A+ ART DAY 30555 Hwy. 249, Tomball 281 357 3676 www.lonestar.edu/career-exploration
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Theater Summer Camps ACTING • DANCE • VOICE • IMPROV available for K-12th grade! Inspiring confidence, community and creativity on the stage and in life! REGISTER NOW! Open House | Sunday, April 24th 1 - 4 p.m. Pre-Register online!
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