Summer is a time when children can enjoy the fun of being a kid. Camp Webb’s Adventure Camp offers a safe and structured program in which campers make friends, learn life skills, experience teamwork, and just have some good, old fashioned fun.
If you are looking for a camp with more of a specific interest, our Specialty Camps are for you. We are proud of our large variety of Specialty Camp offerings and are very excited about our new additions this summer. From rockets to hip-hop dancing, campers will be led by
our enthusiastic leaders ready for summer fun. Many of these programs are led by our very own Webb School teachers. All Specialty Camps run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Campers who cannot be picked up by 2:15 may transfer to our fun Aftercare program.
Sports Camps
Campers work hard, have fun, learn new skills, and perfect the old ones. Camp Webb’s coaching staff includes current and former
professional-level players and coaches, local private coaches, current Webb coaches, and other local high school coaches. All
Sports Camps run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Campers who cannot be picked up by 2:15 may transfer to our fun Aftercare program.

Journey Into the FUNtastic!

Our recipe for a Tate's Day Camp FUNtastic summer combines a dynamic staff and energetic campers with a 52-acre campus that includes three swimming pools, multipurpose court, outdoor amphitheater, game fields, pond, miniature golf, climbing tower, archery range, woods and log buildings. Some activities have age requirements and instructional swimming is included for children ages 3-8. Hold on tight, the FUN is just beginning!

AT A GLANCE

Discovery Camp ages 3-6 A unique environment created precisely for our youngest campers. Children are placed into specific groups based on age/grade and participate in many camp activities under the close supervision of our nurturing counselors. The low camper-to-counselor ratio ensures that all campers receive the support and assurance they need for a successful camp experience. All campers must be completely potty trained and at least age three by June 1. A sampling of activities includes swim instruction, arts and crafts, sing-alongs, sandbox play, outdoor games, nature activities, and story times. Children entering the first grade also have the opportunity to go boating.

Explorer Camp ages 7-10 Explorer campers are always looking for fun and challenging experiences, and we provide it! Campers are grouped by grade level with rising second and third graders together and rising fourth and fifth graders together. Excellent counselor role models provide supervision, guidance and encouragement. Due to the large variety of activities, explorer campers often get to choose their activities. Some of the activities include swimming, arts and crafts, archery, boating, nature study, group initiatives, outdoor games, sports and more. Rising fourth graders and older have opportunities to participate on the climbing tower.

Adventure Camp ages 11-13 The ultimate in middle school based camping. There are plenty of activities that vary by week including woodworking, drama, challenge games, sports, camp crafts, the climbing tower, wilderness survival skills and other options, but what really makes adventure camp so popular is the group bonding time, peer relationships and camaraderie with staff. Under the leadership of active staff role models, adventurers are a tight knit team and thrive on getting to choose their groups based on the weekly activities.

Counselor-In-Training ages 14-15 This leadership training program incorporates real life work experience into a fun and energetic camp environment. Through hands-on work, team building and problem solving, CITs learn life skills that they will keep forever. For complete CIT literature and registration information please contact the camp office.

The Belmont Summer Youth Wind Symphony provides an intensive week of musical study for high school woodwind, brass, and percussion students entering grades 10-12. Participants will receive numerous performance opportunities ranging from large ensemble repertoire to chamber music and participate in master classes with Belmont wind and percussion faculty. Evening activities and faculty concerts will complement the schedule of events. All activities will be held on Belmont University’s beautiful campus located near downtown Nashville and historic Music Row.

RiverTenn Equestrian is a Natural Horsemanship facility. We teach and encourage our students to develope a caring and bonding relationship with horses to understand how to communicate with these wonderful animals. You will learn that communication rather than submission works best. Come experience the joy of working with and riding Horses. This year we are offering creative and educational camps such as Ride to music, Photography of the horse, Equine art and History of breeds. Crafts and games - end of camp parent day to show off what we've learned. Camps are 8:30am to 3:30pm Mon thru Fri starting June,2011. $375.00 per camper