Accredited by Stanford University, DMA is "The Summer Digital Art and Technology Camp for Kids and Teens!" DMA is ideal for students of all ages wanting exposure to the most relevant software used in Hollywood and the entertainment industry, video game design, and web design while gaining hands-on experience under the eye of accomplished professionals. Whether to explore a possible career path, gain practical skills or just have an incredible time with friends, DMA is unparalleled.

Why kids, teens, and their parents are choosing DMA:
Stanford University accreditation for all teen courses
Balanced experience for kids including outdoor activites
Accomplished instructors
Hands-on, project-based approach using industry-standard, professional software tools
Pre-college experience at campus locations such as Stanford University, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Irvine and UC San Diego – 20 locations in the US and Canada
Evening and weekend activities for kids and teens living on campus

COURSES
DMA offers day and overnight courses in weekly and multi-week sessions for youth, age 7-18. DMA courses accommodate a wide variety of digital media interests in a more sophisticated learning environment than other summer computer camps. All courses are project based and taught by accomplished professionals who have a passion for inspiring young minds. An average student to instructor ratio of 6 to 1 allows for plenty of individual attention as students explore, create and immerse themselves in an environment that is more like a production studio than a classroom.

THE TEEN EXPERIENCE
DMA’s teen courses for 2009 include Robotics, Digital Filmmaking, 3D Animation, Web Production, Programming, and Music and Video Production - just to name a few.
Teens may commute or stay on campus in university housing. Separate DMA couselor staff live in the dorm coordinating evening and weekend activities while ensuring a fun and safe experience for everyone. Teens living on campus receive breakfast, lunch and dinner in a university dining hall. Commuting students may purchase a dining hall lunch pass or buy their own lunch at one of several restaurants on campus.

THE YOUTH EXPERIENCE
DMA’s 2009 youth courses (called Digital Media Adventures) include Robotics, Digital Filmmaking, Game Creation, Web Design & Flash, Cartoon & Comic Book Creation and Surfing & Filmmaking. To create a more balanced experience, we incorporate outdoor recreation breaks throughout the day – we beleive, like you, that kids should move! Additional activities, such as sports, board games and weekend adventures are offered to youth in our residential program.

CAMP CAYUGA - A PRIVATE COED NONSECTARIAN SLEEPWAY CAMP (1-800-4-CAYUGA)

HISTORY:
Cayuga is an ACA accredited camp operated by the Buynak Family since 1964. It’s located on a secluded 300 acre estate in the Pocono Mountains of Northeast Pennsylvania, just outside the village of Honesdale.

OVER 60 DAILY ACTIVITIES:
LAND SPORTS: Basketball, USTA Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Archery, Golf, Karate, Judo, Skateboarding, In-Line Skating, Paintball, English Horseback Riding, Western Horseback Riding, Gymnastics, Tumbling, Extreme Sport Jumping, Kickball, Exercise & Fitness, Weight Training, Roller Hockey, Field Hockey, T-Ball, Gaga, Jogging, Track Meets, Badminton, Wrestling, Flag Football, Volleyball, Newcomb, Riflery, Rugby, Dodgeball, Ultimate Frisbee, Cheerleading, Tetherball, Ping Pong, Video Arcade Games.
WATER SPORTS: American Red Cross Swim Instruction, Recreational Swimming, Swim Meets, Scuba Diving Clinics, Water Basketball, Water Polo, Water Volleyball, Canoeing, Sailing, Windsurfing, Row Boating, Paddle Boats, Kayaks, Tubing, Fishing, Delaware River Canoe Trips, Boating Regatta, Big Beach Bash, Hawaiian Pool Parties, Wet & Wild Water Carnival, Polar Bear Club.
CREATIVE ARTS: Arts & Crafts, Pottery (wheel operation), Ceramics, Clay Work, T-Shirt Creations (tye-dyeing, air-brushing, fabric painting, & silk screening), Painting, Sketching/Drawing, Jewelry Making, Beading, Basket Weaving, Lanyards & Braiding, Macramé, Paper Mache & Plaster Projects, Wood Projects, Copper Enameling, Block Printing, Needle Craft, Mask-Making, Decoupage, Model Rocketry, Nature Crafts.
PERFORMING ARTS: Acting, Drama Productions, Ballet, Social Dance, Modern Dance, Aerobics, Yoga, Guitar, Keyboards, Singing/Choir.
MEDIA ARTS: Video Camera Filming, Photography, Photography Darkroom Operation, Radio DJ Broadcasting, Creative Writing (Camp Newspaper).
FLYING TRAPEZE & CIRCUS ACTS: High Flying Trapeze, Single & Double Stationary Trapeze, Trapeze Competitions, Diablo, Devil Sticks, Plate Spinning, Juggling, Clowning, Stilt Walking, Unicycling, Acrobatics, The Rolling Globe.
ADVENTURE & WILDERNESS: High/Low Ropes Course, 32” Climbing Tower, Rappelling, 205’ Zip Line, ATV Quads (4-Wheelers), Mountain Biking, Backpacking Trips, Compass Reading, Nature Hikes, Petting Zoo, Cabin Overnights, Horseback Overnights, Cookouts, etc.

FIRST-TIME CAMPERS:
Camp Cayuga guarantees fun and provides a full prorated tuition refund to any first-time camper departing prior to the conclusion of his/her registered session. That's a promise!

STAFF:
Our success with first-time campers is directly related to the quality of our staff. Each camper is under the close care and direct supervision of at least 2 cabin counselors. Our youngest counselor is entering their sophomore year of college. There is no Junior Staff Program at Cayuga. The staff/camper ratio is 1 to 4.

ACTIVITY PROGRAM:
Campers, entering 5th grade & higher, select their own activities each morning after breakfast. Campers can sign-up with their friends, so they can attend the same activities together that day. Younger campers travel together as a “cabin group” to activities under the direct supervision of their counselor. Flexible Sessions: 2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks, 8 weeks.

TEEN PROGRAM:
Cayuga’s property is divided into 2 campuses. Teen Campus is reserved exclusively for teenagers. It houses campers entering 8th to 10th grade who are 13 years old (or older) before arriving at camp. Junior Campus houses campers entering 1st to 8th grade who are 13 years old or younger.

CAMP LOHIKAN - A 52 YEAR TRADITION!

Since 1957 Camp Lohikan has been owned and operated by the Buynak Family. For 52 summers the Buynak Family and Camp Lohikan's dedicated staff has provided campers with a safe, caring environment in which to make new friends, professional instruction to learn new skills and sharpen old ones, and a friendly camp atmosphere where FUN happens all the time! We have a great summer planned for 2009 and we invite you to join us in the FUN!

Features: 65+ Daily Activities! All Arts, Sports & Adventure Activities! Professional Instruction. PLUS Horseback Riding (no extra charge), Paintball, Jet Skiing, Water Skiing, Quads, Scuba, Skate Park, Private Lake w/50+ boats, Heated Swimming Pool, Arts & Crafts (14 workshops), Performing Arts, Adventure Program (Ropes, Rock Climbing, Zip Lines, Survival Camp), Circus Arts, Flying Trapeze, Honda ATV's (4 wheelers), Gymnastics, Bungee Trampoline, USTA Tennis, Skateboarding & Inline Skating, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse, Mountain Boarding, Golf, Spy Camp, Horseback Overnights, Trips to Amusement Parks & lots more!


JUNIORS (age 9 and younger): Junior campers travel as a cabin group with their cabin counselor to activities designed for their age group. Certain activity sites offer electives which allows the juniors some choice in their programming. Counselors are specially chosen for their experience and ability to work with younger campers.

INTER/SENIOR PROGRAM (age 10 and older): Older campers get to choose all of their activities at Lohikan. Activities are chosen on a weekly basis and adjusted daily. You can adjust your schedule to travel with friends or specialize in as many activities as you want. The choice is yours!

Regardless of age or program format, particular attention is paid to camper supervision and safety throughout the day. Program activities are instructed with appropriate emphasis on skill development and FUN!

FIRST-TIME CAMPER PROGRAM: First-time campers are our specialty! We have a comprehensive program (before, during, and after the camp season) designed to make the first-time camp experience an easy and successful endeavor. We even offer first-time camping families a Great Camp Guarantee which provides for a tuition refund if the camper leaves camp early. Risk free camping is here!

TEEN PROGRAM: The individualized format of our daily program is ideal for teens. In addition to the free choice program format, activities are coed for teenagers. Certain evening activities and special events are also geared for our oldest campers like: Senior Beach Parties, DJ Disco Extravaganzas, Senior Socials, Senior Trips, Senior Snack Bar & Game Room, Senior Experiment Week, Lohikan’s Camp-A-Palooza Concerts, and lots more! Teenagers who age out of the program can continue their camp experiences by joining Lohikan's Junior Staff Mentoring program. Participants in the Leadership Training Program are guaranteed a counselor staff position at camp after 2 summers of leadership training.

65+ DAILY ACTIVITIES: In addition to the activities listed above Camp Lohikan also operates the following activities on a daily basis: Swimming (recreational and instructional), Sailing, Volleyball, Wake Boarding, Canoeing, Scuba Diving, Windsurfing, Canoeing, Tarzan Lake Swing, Rave Water Trampoline, Circus Arts, Flying Trapeze, Dance, Drama, Music (Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Drums, Voice), Adventure Program Backpacking Trips, High & Low Ropes, Rock Climbing, Zip Lines, Delaware River Canoe Trips, Outdoor Living Skills, Creative Arts (14 workshops), Woodworking, Ceramics, Pottery, Rocketry, Chess, Radio Broadcasting, Video Production, Photography, Cooking, Computers, E-mail, Mountain Cycling, Roller Hockey, Water Sports, Track & Field, Fitness Training, Martial Arts, Wrestling, Archery, Riflery, Flag Football, Mt. Cycling, Cheerleading, Fishing and lots more!

INSTRUCTION: All activities are headed and instructed by professionals and supported by a staff of college-enrolled instructors who are certified in their field of specialty. Beginner through advanced skill levels are accommodated and in certain activities private lessons are available, i.e., tennis, equitation, music. In addition to instructional classes, recreational time is provided in all activities.

SPECIAL SUMMER CLINICS for 2009: Clinics are specially scheduled and staffed, concentrated instructional programs designed to focus the camper's attention and time on improving a specific set of skills. Certain clinics are an outgrowth of programs already operating on a daily basis but offered to provide campers, with strong interest, an opportunity to become immersed in the activity (3-4 hours per day) with the purpose of producing more advanced skills in a relatively short period of time, i.e. High 5 Basketball Clinic, Competitive Tennis, Skate Camp, etc. Other clinics feature programs and activities (skill development) not offered in the camp's daily activity line-up, i.e. Spy Camp, Survival Camp.

In addition to building skills and providing amusement, the Clinics Program lends diversity to the summer camp program and are very popular with many of our campers. This summer's clinics include: Spy Camp, Rock Band Camp, The Equestrian Clinic, Paintball Camp, Hip Hop Clinic, Cheerleading Camp, DJ Clinic, Competitive Tennis Clinic, High-Five Basketball Clinic and Skate Camp with Pro Adam McNatt!

CAMP STAFF: When it comes down to it, camp staff is what a successful camp is all about. A great camp experience is only possible with great camp staff. This is where we shine! Our 50+ senior staff members are adult professionals who assume supervisory responsibilities in camp and at least 90% return every summer. Our in-cabin counselors are college-enrolled staff members who return at a rate better than 50%. Ninety percent of our staff are Americans who are recruited across the United States for their skills, experience and ability to work with children. All staff members are interviewed, references contacted and criminal background checks performed. During our pre-camp orientation period staff members are certified in safety procedures, qualified for instructional responsibilities and trained in providing the supportive, nurturing camp atmosphere that has characterized Camp Lohikan since its beginning.

CAMP MISSION: Our mission is to provide the staff, the program and the supportive camp environment that will enhance the camper's artistic, athletic and social skills and, with positive encouragement and reinforcement, develop in the camper a greater sense of self esteem and self confidence.

MEDICAL STAFF: A camp physician is in residence the entire summer. In addition to the camp doctor, 5 registered nurses and 3 assistants staff the camp health center which is open 24 hours a day. Our 52 year safety record is impeccable.

CAMP FACILITIES: Camp Lohikan is situated on 1200 acres and located high in the northeast Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. The campsite is surrounded by preserved forested landscape and overlooks picturesque streams, a private lake and miles of mountain vistas. The mountain air at a quarter mile above sea level is clean and dry. Summer days are typically warm and the nights are cool. It’s the ideal location for summer camp!

Lohikan’s extensive program facilities include: a private lake with 50+ boats, heated swimming pool, on-premises 30 horse stable, over 7 miles of horse trails, indoor and outdoor riding rings, 11 court tennis center equipped with lights, indoor and outdoor basketball courts (with lights, glass backboards, breakaway rims, adjustable goals), indoor roller hockey rink, awesome skate park, over 40,000 sq. ft. of indoor activity facilities, 1200 private acres, 2 paintball fields (with lights for night games), 6 regulation sports fields, performing arts building with main stage (professionally equipped), circus arts center with indoor and outdoor flying trapeze, amphitheater, creative arts center with 14 workshops, woodworking building, ceramics/pottery building, dance studio, music room and recording studio, sand volleyball court, archery & riflery ranges, fitness center, outdoor challenge course with a 40’ climbing tower, 2 zip lines and 16 high and low rope elements, 1/4 mile quad track, gymnastics center (with springboard floor), bungee trampoline (4 trampolines), photography studio, radio broadcasting studio, video production studio, computer and email center, snack shop & video game room, wrestling pavilion, martial arts center, 10 downhill mt. boarding trails, modern cabins (with all the amenities), and lots more! You have to visit the camp to truly appreciate the comprehensive facilities and the natural beauty of the site. And you're invited! Tours are available year-round!

I thank you for your interest in Camp Lohikan and look forward to hearing from you. Feel free to call me with your questions at 1-800-488-4321. - Mark Buynak, Camp Director

The summer camps of Ballibay Camps, Inc. offer a wide range of non-competitive fine and performing arts activities in fun, traditional camp settings. We are located on a beautiful mountaintop in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Established in 1964, American Camping Association accredited.

Camp Ballibay for the Fine and Performing Arts:
Major activity areas include: theatre; rock, pop, country, classical & Broadway music; ballet, modern, jazz & tap dance; video & radio; two- & three-dimensional visual arts; photography & technical theater. We also offer horseback riding, swimming, and tennis. Sessions range from 2 to 7 weeks in length. Coed, Ages 6-16.

The Farm Arts Camp:
Harkening back to the original Ballibay Camp of 1964, The Farm focuses on a love of the visual arts and the outdoors. Our major activity areas include: painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, ceramics, horseback riding, nature activities, sports and movement, music and radio, and much more. Campers at The Farm also have access to programs at The Farm’s sister camp, Camp Ballibay. Sessions range from 2 to 6 weeks in length. Coed, ages 6-16.

Endless Mountains Dance Camp:
EMDC is Ballibay's two-week dance intensive for the experienced dancer. Directed by Kristin A. Fieseler, a professor of dance at DeSales University and Artistic Director of Annex Dance Company, EMDC combines the best of professional-level instruction with an understanding of kids, the joy of dance, and a love of nature and the outdoors.

EMDC campers spend most of their day in dance classes and rehearsals, while still having time each day to try other activity areas at Camp Ballibay.

In 2009, EMDC plans to offer traditional dance technique and performance, dance on camera, and training in "non-dance" movement styles. 2-week session. Coed, ages 8-16.

The Rock Farm:
TRF is The Ballibay Camps' 2-week rock intensive. TRF's program offers daily lessons in guitar, drums, and/or bass guitar; songwriting and improvisation classes; staff-directed bands; and great performance and recording opportunities.

Campers spend most of their day in band rehearsals, music lessons, and individual practice time; while still having time each day to try other activity areas offered by Camp Ballibay.

The two weeks include three performances for rock intensive campers: a Band Night in which all staff-directed camper bands perform, a Cabaret in which camper-formed bands can perform, and a Showcase of "unplugged" works-in-progress.

The Rock Farm is offered in two separate two-week sessions. Arrangements may be made for a 5-week session combining both intensives; please contact camp for details. The Rock Farm is coed, ages 8-16.

Independent Lake camp THE Superior Pocono Mountain Summer Camp offers a truly unique summer experience. With a diverse and intimate community, committed creativity, powerful individualized programming and superb facilities this may be the place for your child. Independent Lake Camp offers 2,3,4,5,7 and 9 week session for boys and girls ages 6-17.

For beginners to advanced musicians ages 8-15. If you never played an instrument, this is a fun and interactive way to get a jump-start. If you’re an experienced player, it’s your chance to study with the best musicians in town and perform in a band. Campers choose from guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, vocals or horns and learn from our professional teachers in a friendly and creative curriculum-based environment.

Camp hours are Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM. During the week campers will:

o Develop creativity
o Improve musicianship
o Gain confidence in performing
o Learn teamwork skills
o Build self-esteem
o Aspire to further develop their musical skills
o Participate in a Friday Night Concert for family and friends
o Every concert is recorded and each camper receives a CD or MP3 file at the end of the summer.

For a free brochure call us 1-800-295-5956 Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM (EST). Our office staff will be happy to answer any questions you might have.

DayJams has 21 locations nationwide! If you'd like to register please select the location nearest you.



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Valley Forge Summer Camp gives your child an experience from which he/she will benefit as he/she grows into a young adult. At Valley Forge, we build self-confidence, teach the value of teamwork, and encourage personal achievement.

On our 120-acre campus, programs are offered that will challenge your son or daughter,a fitness camp for teens, leadership training, outdoor adventure, sports, and carefully-selected field trips. Includes outdoor challenges, camping, confidence-building, sports, band, academics, survival skills, paintball, go-carts, canoeing, and other activities within a structured camp lifestyle.

Our Summer Camp staff of 160 men and women consists of approximately 45 Counselors, 12 Assistant Camp Commandants, 6 Camp Commandants, food service staff, medical staff, teaching faculty, sports coordinators, and other personnel. We maintain an 8:1 camper-counselor ratio. Our counselors and other professional staff receive special training in order to enhance the experience for each camper.

The faculty at this dynamic music camp is comprised of members of the world-renown Philadelphia Orchestra (TPO). The two-week festival includes two-four private lessons with members of TPO, master classes, solo performance and competition opportunities, daily orchestra rehearsals, an optional chamber music program, private practice instruction, choir, music education courses, private recitals presented by members of TPO, and much more. The program is designed for students of all ages (8-19 years of age), and includes six orchestra levels!

Designed for ages 8-18, each student is assigned to a chamber group, and will work with a faculty member for 2 one hour sessions each day. The students will also perform in a side-by-side student/faculty string orchestra. The festival culminates with a joint student/faculty concert on the Friday evening of the workshop.

THEATRE ARTS CENTER
2008 SUMMER PERFORMING ARTS WORKSHOP

A "serious fun" professionally-based program for talented 5-19 year old students, beginner to advanced, who are looking for a unique performing arts experience. Students perform completely staged musicals at two professional theatres--Sellersville Theatre & Bristol Riverside Theatre! 2007 summer students performed for over 4,800 theatregoers! This sets up apart from other day and overnight "camps."

Includes classes in acting, musical theatre, voice, dance, on-camera, & more. Two - seven week sessions available (2007 dates: June 18th through August 12th, Monday to Friday, 9:00 - 3:30, with some Saturday performances.) Email us for 2008 dates. (Placement in sessions is according to age and ability.)

Conveniently located in studios at Rte. 611 and Ferry Road in Doylestown. Teachers & directors are working Theatre Arts professionals. Producing and teaching in Bucks County since 1985!

Also a program for 14-19 year olds. See below.
Call 267 880-3930 for Open House & Audition schedule. Space is limited.

MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMANCE ENSEMBLE FOR TEENS

Theatre and dance workshop and acting ensemble for talented students ages 14-19 who are looking for a professional performing arts experience. Includes Master Classes with Broadway Guest Artists. Perform in TWO shows. 2007 Ensemble performed the World Premier of JUST SO JR., a new show from the composers of HONK, and a fully staged music & dance revue, choreographed by professionals such as Angelo Fraboni (Broadway's The Full Monty), Paul Canaan (Broadway's Contact), Alisa Klein (Broadway's Thoroughly Modern Millie). See web site for a sampling of the professionals you will be working with. Ensemble performs at the new Sellersville Theatre & Bristol Riverside Theatre. (2007 dates: July 16th - August 12th. Email us for 2008 dates.) Produced by Theatre Arts Center, in Doylestown. All teachers and directors are working theatre arts professionals. Great preparation for performing arts conservatories, high schools, colleges, and for those auditioning for school shows and beyond.

Artistic Directors: Kristine Lewis, Neal Tracy, and Robert Laconi.
By audition only. Call 267 880-3930

Out of town students are welcome and may submit a video tape audition. Details on the web site. (NO housing.)

Drawn mostly from top local schools and colleges, our instructors are career educators who have devoted their professional lives to the educational, emotional and social development of young people.

Residential counselors stay on the same floor with their assigned groups. They provide friendship, support and guidance, as needed, but students enjoy the freedom and personal responsibility befitting their age. Chosen for their experience and skill in working with teenagers, residential counselors come from across America and many countries around the world, giving the staff diversity and a wide range of experiences.

Learning, Growth and Fun for Ages 14–17

* At Haverford College in Haverford, Pa.
* 2- and 3-Week Sessions
* Starting June 17

Julian Krinsky Senior Academic Enrichment is an outstanding opportunity for students 14 to 17 years old to experience the excitement and challenge of college life. Located at Haverford College, one of America’s top liberal arts schools, Senior Enrichment offers expert instruction in the arts, cooking, business, SAT Prep and dozens of other fascinating subjects along with sports, activities, trips and special programs. It all adds up to a rewarding and fun summer experience.

Days start off with your choice of classes. Depending on how you put your schedule together, you can study up to four different subjects during morning classes throughout the session. Afternoons combine fast-paced Exploration Workshops with activities and sports. And every evening’s different, with on-campus parties and events and off campus trips. There’s plenty of variety to keep things interesting!
Great Facilities On and Off Campus

Haverford College is a private college conveniently located on Philadelphia’s prestigious Main Line, a half-hour from Center City and approximately two hours from New York City and Washington, D.C. Boys and girls have separate accommodations, usually a private room with bed, dresser, desk, chair, lamp, fan and refrigerator. Students can request to room with a friend and will share a bathroom on their floor. The housekeeping staff cleans daily, but students are responsible for their own rooms.

* ACADEMIC
* 10 classroom buildings
* Computer labs
* Arts center
* Theater
* Gallery
* Student center

* ATHLETIC
* Athletic fields
* Gymnasium
* International squash Courts
* Running track
* Swimming pool
* Tennis: 45 hard-surface or clay courts, 28 indoor courts
* Golf: 15 courses, 7 driving ranges, 3 covered ranges for all-weather use

* CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
* Arboretum
* Nature trail
* History, science and art museums
* Movie theaters
* Bookstores, convenient shopping and malls

* LOCAL COLLEGES
* Bryn Mawr College
* Cabrini College
* Swarthmore College
* University of Pennsylvania
* Villanova University
* Many more

Friendly, High-Energy Teachers and Counselors

Senior Enrichment features separate teaching and residential counseling staffs to provide the ideal combination of knowledgeable instruction and appropriate supervision. Drawn mostly from top local schools and colleges, our instructors are career educators who have devoted their professional lives to the educational, emotional and social development of young people. Classes are lively, exciting, interactive and provocative — frequently sparking discussions that continue throughout the day.

Residential counselors stay on the same floor with their assigned groups. Our counselors are typically college seniors or older specializing in education or hospitality. They provide friendship, support and guidance, as needed, but students enjoy the freedom and personal responsibility befitting their age.

We get stacks of letters from our students and families filled with praise for our counselors — words like enthusiastic, responsible, good-humored, patient and caring. You’ll enjoy spending a few weeks with them this summer too!
Julian Krinsky Tennis and Golf

During afternoon activity periods, students may work with the certified teaching professionals from our world-famous schools of tennis and golf. Whether beginning or advanced, students receive individualized attention in all areas of the game, from stroke fundamentals to tournament-level skills. (Additional fee required.)

Learning, Growth and Fun for Ages 10–13

* At Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa.
* 2-Week Enrichment Camp Sessions
* Starting June 17

Julian Krinsky Junior Enrichment Camp is an outstanding opportunity for children 10 to 13 years old to enjoy learning, sports and activities on a beautiful wooded campus this summer. Located at Cabrini College on Philadelphia’s prestigious Main Line, Junior Enrichment Camp offers expert instruction in the arts, sciences, popular culture and dozens of subjects kids love. All together, it’s a rewarding and fun summer enrichment camp experience.

Days start off with the camper’s choice of classes. Depending on how you put your schedule together, you can study up to four different subjects during morning classes throughout the session. Afternoons combine fast-paced Exploration Workshops with activities and sports. And every evening, we have something different to do, including on-campus parties and events, and off-campus trips. There’s lots of variety to keep things interesting!
Great Facilities On and Off Campus

Cabrini College is a private college conveniently located in suburban Philadelphia, a half-hour from Center City and approximately two hours from New York City and Washington, D.C. Boys and girls have separate accommodations. Campers have a double, triple or quad room, air-conditioned and furnished with a bed, desk, chair, dresser and common refrigerator. We try to meet all student requests to room with a friend, but please make your request early. The housekeeping staff cleans daily, but campers are responsible for their own rooms.

* ACADEMIC
* Modern classrooms
* Computer rooms
* Video labs
* Arts center
* Theater
* Gallery

* CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
* History, science and art museums
* Movie theaters
* Nature trail
* Bookstores, convenient shopping and malls
* Philadelphia Zoo

* SPORTS
* Athletic fields
* Gymnasium
* International squash courts,
* Dance and aerobics studio
* Running track
* Indoor Olympic-sized pool
* Tennis: 45 hard-surface or clay courts, 28 indoor courts
* Golf: 15 courses, 7 driving ranges, 3 covered ranges for all-weather use

Friendly, High-Energy Teachers and Counselors

Junior Enrichment Camp features separate teaching and residential counseling staffs to provide the ideal combination of expert instruction and attentive supervision. Drawn mostly from top local schools and colleges, our instructors are career educators who have devoted their professional lives to the educational, emotional and social development of young people. Classes are lively, exciting, interactive and provocative — frequently sparking discussions that continue throughout the day.

Residential counselors live and work with small groups of enrichment campers to ensure full-time supervision. Our counselors are typically college seniors or older specializing in education or hospitality. They provide friendship, support and guidance — checking in with each junior camper several times a day to monitor his or her well-being, activities and comfort. In particular, they help campers with decision-making, scheduling, day-to-day problems and enjoying Julian Krinsky Enrichment Camp to the fullest. Campers have full-time access to counselors outside of class time.

We get stacks of letters from our campers and families filled with praise for our counselors — words like enthusiastic, responsible, good-humored, patient and caring. You’ll enjoy spending a few weeks with them this summer too!
Julian Krinsky Tennis and Golf

During afternoon activity periods, campers may work with the certified teaching professionals from our world-famous schools of tennis and golf. Whether just beginning or advanced, campers receive individualized attention in all areas of the game, from stroke fundamentals to tournament-level skills. (Additional cost for afternoon golf).

Camp Hebron has created a Christ-Centered Sanctuary where we offer relaxation, recreation and a safe environment in which to grow new friendships. Our knowledgeable committed staff will guide you and your kids through a week of fun and learning with a Christ-Centered emphasis.

We strive to provide an exciting camp experience, in a safe and friendly environment, with an emphasis on the spiritual needs of the camper. The camper staff ratio is approximately 2:1.

Our horsemanship program is one of the highest quality camp programs available. Safety is of utmost importance at Quarter K Ranch and proper attire, including a helmet and riding boots (provided), must be worn while working around horses at all times. In addition to the one-on-one lessons included in your package, each package contains 4 horse demos, 4 horse care and handling lectures, a 1 hour group basics lesson, and 5 horse Bible lessons.

The instructors will teach your child all they can while at camp and instruct using the American Association for Horsemanship Safety (AAHS) methods. The horses used in the horsemanship program are kid-safe lesson horses.
Your 6-14 year old child will be evaluated to see which riding skills he/she already possesses. Then he/she will be taught from their