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 Camp Kippewa |
Kippewa Family Camp welcomes families for a fun-filled, all-ages adventure on the shores of Lake Cobbosseecontee, creating a beloved summer tradition that keeps families returning year after year. Join us this summer and experience why Kippewa Family Camp is the ultimate Maine family getaway! Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Family Camp lets you choose your own pace.  
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 LARP Adventure Program |
Our Residential LARP Camp is a 4-day, large-scale live-action roleplaying adventure where we transform real outdoor spaces into the living fantasy world of Etheraz. Campers step fully into character as young adventurers shaping the future of the realm. They’ll train their skills, uncover secrets, forge alliances, and take part in epic story-driven events—alongside classic summer camp activities like games, crafts, archery, and campfires. 
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 The Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck |
Campers review and enhance their knowledge of stagecraft while putting on a production of A Toy Story Story. 
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 The Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck |
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 YMCA Camp Combe Summer Day Camp |
YMCA Camp Combe offers an exciting, adventure-packed program for children ages 4 to 14. Our weekly sessions give campers the chance to explore and enjoy our stunning 100-acre facility. We believe camp is a special opportunity for kids to try new activities, discover their true selves, make lasting friendships, and create unforgettable memories while challenging themselves every day. 
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 Falling Creek Camp |
Father/Son Weekend is the time where boys (and dads!) can be boys!
Partnering with families to help boys develop into strong, healthy men is one mission of Falling Creek. A critical part of this journey is the relationship a son has with his father. A Father/Son Weekend is the perfect time for dads and sons in kindergarten through high school to spend quality time together.
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 Commonpoint |
Camp Poyntelle has been making children’s summer dreams come true since 1947. As a premier Jewish summer camp, we offer a traditional sleepaway experience filled with amazing memories, lasting friendships and nurturing and compassionate staff. We feel that camp is one of the few places a child can be their own person, without judgment or social pressure. Our intentional community is designed to allow kids to be kids, in a low key, fun and inclusive environment. 
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 North Country Camps |
North Country Camps is a traditional sleepaway camp in New York’s Adirondack Mountains for children ages 8–15. With a focus on outdoor adventure, choice, and community, campers enjoy an unplugged summer that builds confidence, independence, and lasting friendships.
Registration is now open for the upcoming season, and families are invited to learn more about this classic Adirondack camp experience. 
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 Elmwood Day Camp |
Elmwood is the ideal size day camp for children.
Our intentionally designed facility allows for children to be known. They are able to explore, challenge themselves and discover their passions. Small groups ensure that Elmwood campers are connected to each other and their counselors. Our directors, Hillari and Gregg are directly involved with campers, staff and all aspects of camp. Every grade level reflects the varying needs of the age group, from kids 3 years old up to grade 6. The guiding principle of our program is to give each child the opportunity to enjoy the full range of creative and outdoor activities, which are designed for participation, skill development and fun. 
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 Adventure Boat Club |
At Adventure Boat Camp, kids experience the wonders of the Hudson River on a boat! Either paddling, sailing, or motoring, campers learn to navigate the river, investigate local ecology, tie useful knots, and perhaps catch a fish. Aboard a private fleet of vessels, our experienced captains plan adventures exploring deserted beaches, hiking across uninhabited islands, and scouting urban remnants while encouraging fun and empowerment within the camp group. 
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 The Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck |
Campers will put on a production of Shrek Jr. during this 3 week camp! 
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 The Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck |
Campers learn the basics of stagecraft while preparing for a production of The Wizard of Oz. 
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