What is a great 1 week  overnightcamp for 8 yr. old boy anywhere in U.S. this summer?
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From my experiences with my son who is 9, attending a Cub Scout Camp is a good thing.  The different councils have camps throughout the country.
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Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by location and age groups. After you find a camp get permission from your social worker which shouldn't be a problem.Good luck!
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http://www.provincetown.com/\n\nTry the links on this site. I was trying to find the specific one for you, but then my dog barfed on my shoe.\n\nKeep us updated on where you choose, since my wife and I would like to camp in Provincetown, as well.\n\nJoy,\nTheslam2005
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Depending on your financial situation here are a few suggestions.  l.  Go camping, its cheap and you don't have to worry what clothes to take.  2.  Water parks are a hoot if you have ever been.  3.  Again, if money allows, summer lodges are an absolute hoot and their price usually includes your food, entertainment and lodging and you are pretty well served on so all you have to do is enjoy.  4.  Another, if you drive, is just to take off and go wherever that vehicle takes you, you know, go with no plans and see where you end up.
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Actually there are summer camps out there which include daily tutoring for kids in many different subject areas. I work for one such camp in Pennsylvania. Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and many other features. You'll have to check out each camps website as they should list if they offer tutoring as well if not call the camp and ask. I  think camp would be better since your daughter would get to enjoy many other activities rather than feel like she is doing summer school.
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Hi, I actually don't know of any, tho I live i WA state.. I was just thinkin' that WA ghost towns would be a fun place to camp.  I do know of one called Sternsville down by ocean shores.  My father used to live there when he was a little guy.\nO you know what you can try?  Go to the Washington.Gov    web-site.  Click on campgrounds.  You're in!  Have fun!   Wendee
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by coed camps and location they have thousands of camps listed there
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Ask your child what THEY want to do.... There are cheap things like a community pool, museums, $1 movies... and there are free things like parks, library etc.  Just be sure to ask, because at 8 yrs old they should have MAJOR input on what to do for the summer and it makes ANYTHING more exciting when they get to pick.
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Here are a few suggestions…\n\n1.  Wee Angels Center\n2.  Kids Corner Development Center\n3.  Guardian Angel’s Connection \n4.  Bungle Jungle Child Care\n5.  Wally World Bungalow\n6.  123 WannaBee Learning Center\n7.  Bright Future Academy \n8.  Second Mom’s Daycare\n9.  Kiddie Care \n\nBe blessed and prosperous.
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search the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can use their advance search feature and search by your choices you stated in your question
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Sure, Prime Time Basketball Camp in Glen Spey, NY. Its for grades 3-12 and its a week long. If you want more info call this number: 1-516-897-3507
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In Oklahoma, Try a couple campsites around Tulsa. Missouri and the Ozarks are also good.
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Returning to Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais for the fifth straight summer, the Bears will hold training camp from July 26 through Aug. 16. \n\nA calander is below with all of the dates and times
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For adults or youth?\n\nFor adults there is Camp Camp.\nwww.campcamp.com\n\nFor children of gay parents, and for queer youth, there are other camps:\nhttp://www.tenoaksproject.org/resources.htm  - a list of camps.\nwww.camptenoaks.org \n(This one is in Canada though.)
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Well, mostly what you would find is Camps, they would be cheaper besides 1nc a week. Sure it's good to have a professional training your daughter 1 on 1, but those are hard to find, you should go for a Camp, it wouldn't hurt your wallet as much.
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Check out US Golf Camps (www.usgolfcamps.com).  They have an Elite Program that sounds perfect for your 16-year old.
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If your looking for a camp in that area try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and numerous other things as well good luck!