Adventure summer camps provide a multitude of different types of exciting activities and travel itineraries for campers to participate. Whether it's an expedition in the mountains, a visit to an amusement park, or extreme sports at the beach, a summer adventure camp can provide thrill seekers the excitement they seek.
Find A Camp: Specialties: Adventure Camps: MI Total: 9
1. Skyline Camp & Retreat Center - Skyline has a long history of providing a quality camp experience for our campers. During a week of fun, outdoor activities, field games, drumming, arts-n-crafts, nature hikes, fishing, swimming and canoeing, campers learn responsibility, develop self-confidence and self-worth, build lifelong friendships and practice the important art of teamwork and conflict resolution.
Resident Camp
Adult Camp
Day Camp
Family Camp
Coed
Almont, Michigan
2. Five Pines Ministries - A Christian day-camp located in southwestern Michigan. Camp sessions go from Monday to Friday. One overnight for grades 3-6, two for grades 7-8.
Day Camp
Coed
Berrien Center, Michigan

Offering 8 weeks of day camp mid-June through early August. Theme for grades 1-4 is "Indian Summer Day". Grades 5-8 participate in "Soaring High" Adventure Camp. Also offering 1/2 day KinderKamp for students entering Kindergarten. Activities revolve on the theme and incorporate Bible lessons and Bible memory work, with application taught. Entering our 25th year of day camp!

3. Southfield Summer Camp held at Magnolia - Southfield Summer Camp program featured at Magnolia Center offers daily and weekly rates. Field trips, sports camp clinics and inflatable water slides. Something for every child's interest!
Day Camp
Coed
Southfield, Michigan

Southfield Summer Camp program held at Magnolia Center. Accepting ages 2 1/2-13 yrs. of age.

Preschool Summer Program accepting ages 2 1/2-5 must be potty trained. In house field trips, guest speakers, and daily activities. Cost is $26.00 per day includes 2 snacks and you provide a sack lunch.

School age program holds daily and weekly activities including Field trips, in house guest speakers, water slides, sports camp clinics such as Football, baseball, cheerleading, karate and much more! Daily rate is $31.00 includes 2 snacks and you provide a sack lunch.

contact Katrina Peruzzi at 248.395.0484 for more information!

4. YMCA Camp Nissokone - At Camp Nissokone, kids discover new skills, make friends, gain confidence and practice teamwork. Located on Lake Van Ettan, activities from wakeboarding to drama and from high ropes to horseback riding all add up to a summer of adventure and memories to last a lifetime.
Resident Camp
Travel Camp
Adult Camp
Day Camp
Family Camp
Coed
Oscoda, Michigan

Camp Nissokone, located in Oscoda on Lake Van Ettan, is a perfect place to learn sailing, kayaking, fencing, water skiing and wake boarding. Other favorites include paintball, horseback hiding, high ropes course and the zip line. In addition, Ranch Camp, Adventure Camp and Teen Leadership Programs offer specialized programs for intense learning. Buses from Livonia and Birmingham. Financial assistance available.

Family Camps offered Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends and during July 4th week.

5. Michigan Tech Summer Youth Program - You can choose from over 70 week-long Career and Adventure Explorations, explore careers, participate in activities that may not be available in school, and experience a mini-version of college life. Explore through laboratory, classroom, and field experiences.
Resident Camp
Travel Camp
Day Camp
Coed
All Girls
Houghton, Michigan

The Michigan Technological University Summer Youth Program will introduce you to careers and allow you to develop new skills through laboratory, classroom, and field experiences. The program includes more than seventy one-week explorations, scheduled over multiple weeks. You may attend only one exploration per week, but can register for multiple weeks. Last summer, almost 900 students attended SYP from all over the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Columbia, Monaco and Spain.

We offer 4 different types of programs:
* Summer Camps: Explorations for current 6th - 8th graders
* Career and Adventure Explorations: current 9th - 11th graders
* Competitive Scholarship Programs: current 9th - 11th graders
* Courses for College Credit: current 10th - 11th graders

An exploration is an intensive week-long look at a particular field or area of interest and is offered in six different categories designed to introduce you to a world of opportunities. Explorations allow you to learn to use a computer, rappel, or perform diagnostic chemical tests. In other explorations you could fly a plan, backpack through a scenic wilderness area, or cast molten metal. Each exploration is led by a Michigan Tech faculty member, graduate student, or other specialist in that particular field. You will spend approximately thirty-two hours investigating your area of interest through classroom activities, hands-on laboratory exercises, field trips, and discussions with your instructors and other students.

Enrollment is open until each class reaches seating capacity. Classes are limited to 20 students or less.


6. YMCA Camp Ohiyesa - At Camp Ohiyesa kids discover new skills, make friends, gain confidence and practice teamwork. From archery and canoeing to horseback riding and outdoor living skills, a wide range of camp activities fuel lots of summer adventure. Camp Ohiyesa is also available to rent by school groups, churches and other organizations.
Resident Camp
Adult Camp
Day Camp
Family Camp
Coed
Holly, Michigan

Camp Ohiyesa has been providing experiences for families and youth since 1918. Located in the beautiful farmland of North Oakland county near Livingston and Genesee counties, Ohiyesa is centrally located as a Day Camp and a perfect get-a-way location for a longer Overnight Camp or family outing. nestled on the shores of Fish Lake, Ohiyesa hosts a variety of activities including waterfront, adventure, exploration and nature study.

Our College-age counselors work with our dedicated Directors to assure that your children's safety and a quality program are delivered each and every day.

At ANY Summer Camp , you would expect well trained counselors, safty as a top priority, exciting activities and challenging programs. Camp Ohiyesa goes beyond these basics and provides (at no additional charge):Hot Lunches,Before and after care,overnight camp outs,and much more!!

7. Crossroads for Youth - Camp which specializes in working with kids and families to develop a positive self-concept and to strengthen family bonds. Specialities are with behavioral and family issues. We teach that ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things.
Resident Camp
Day Camp
Family Camp
Coed
Oxford, Michigan
8. Camp Mirage - Camp Mirage is rated the #1 day camp in Metro Detroit by Hour Magazine. Choose from 34 exciting day camps including sports, arts & crafts, travel - field trip camps and performance art. Week long camps available for children ages 4-13.
Day Camp
Coed
Plymouth, Michigan

Camp Mirage prides itself on providing an 'overnight' camp experience in a day camp setting. All of our camps are week long camps. Choose from one week or design the entire summer. Prices range from $115 - $345. Pre & After Camp available. All camps include Slip N Slide time, Rock Climbing, BBQ celebrations and more.

9. Crystalaire Adventures - Adventure Trips and Teen Programs through the US and Canada
Resident Camp
Travel Camp
Coed
Frankfort, Michigan

Trips are non-competitive and are offered to anyone regardless of trip or outdoor experience.
Participant involvement is vital to Crystalaire Adventures. Trips participants help plan and prepare for trips, help organize in daily activities and assist with daily chores including preparing meals, washing dishes, fetching water and making fires.
One of the most important aspects of Crystalaire Adventures is that they are focused on group interaction, making friends, having fun, being safe and enjoying beautiful natural surroundings. Through hiking, canoeing, backpacking, caving or kayaking our goal is to help campers foster a sense of belonging to the natural world and a feeling of wonder for the environment to which we belong. We aim to lead trips that are not about conquering mountains or pushing personal limits, but that help us discover what it feels like to sleep under the stars, come across a moose on a woodland trail, taste pancakes made over an open fire and sit around a campfire telling stories with friends.






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