Campers in grades 1-6 can explore science in a fun, interactive way. Our quality hands-on experiments, innovative curriculum and professional instructors bring your child’s understanding of science to the next level.
This camp teaches the fundamentals of high school quarterbacking. Players in grades 7-12 who want to master basic quarterback techniques will benefit immensely from attending this camp.
Camp Lookout is an informal, non-competitive, non-sectarian and, most importantly, people-centered environment. Our camp is small enough for everyone to know each other, yet large enough to offer diversified and interesting programs.
Located in SW Michigan, Sherman Lake YMCA Camp is the place for summer fun. Counselor chosen for their strong character will guide your children on their summer adventure.
Non-denominational Christian day camp in southwestern Michigan. Sessions run Monday to Friday. One overnight for grades 3-6, two for grades 7-12.
Wildwood Ranch is located on 240 beautiful wooded acres approximately one hour from metro Detroit and less than an hour from Lansing, Ann Arbor and Flint.
Come join this hidden gem all summer long
YMCA Camp Timbers is a Coed Camp located in West Branch, MI. We offer a wide variety of programming for ages 7-16.
Bair Lake is a place where life change happens! Great activities plus caring counselors and staff will make Bair Lake your childs second home.
Cavallo Equestrian Centre Summer horse camp offers an exciting opportunity for children of all ages to ride twice a day and learn how to care for a horse!
SeaTrek is a Summer Camp at Sea! Whether you're interested in scuba diving, sailing, marine science, watersports, or island exploration, you've come to the right spot! All experience levels welcome!
YMCA camp located in on beautiful Burt Lake in northern michigan where Caring, Honesty, Respect, and Responsibilty are emphasized.
This camp provides a safe environment for special needs children ages 7 to 18 to experience all of the wonderful adventures and fun of a residential camp.
