2009 Summer Camps Flyer B

In this Brochure:

Summer CampProgram Guide

Roanoke County Parks, Recreation & Tourism

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Get $$ BackBy referring a friend to a Roanoke County summer camp! Get up to $25 off a current camp enrollment.

2009

Overnight Camps......................page 2

Full-Day Camps.........................page 3

Summer Fun Preschool...........pages 4-5

Summer Fun Family...................page 5

Summer Fun Youth....................pages 6-7

Summer Fun Teens....................pages 8-9

Youth Athletics..........................pages 10-11

How to Register........................page 12

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ExplorerResidential Program for rising 3rd-5th gradersExplorer is a fun-fi lled co-ed residential program that features a variety of activities to create memories for a lifetime! Campers experience canoeing, arts and crafts, outdoor sports, archery, disc golf, hiking, environmental education, campfi res and much more! Explorer runs Sunday thru Friday. This experience is limited to 16 campers per one week session. All lodging, meals, activities, equipment, and materials are provided for a week of summer camp they’ll never forget! Tuition: $390.

VoyagerResidential Program for rising 5th-7th gradersVoyager is an exciting co-ed residential program that en-gages participants in activities such as: canoeing, climbing tower, low and high challenge course, arts and crafts, off site rock climbing, mountain boarding, disc golf, archery, and environmental education. The experience is limited to 16 campers per one-week session. Tuition includes all meals, lodging, activities, and equipment. Horseback rid-ing is also available for an additional fee of $32.00 which will be collected by check or cash the day of program check-in. Tuition: $420.

AdventureResidential Program for rising 7th-9th gradersThese six-day programs will immerse campers into a total outdoor experience. Participants will be based at Camp Roanoke and will embark upon new adventures daily from the following list: low and high challenge course, rock climbing, sit-on top kayaking, mountainboarding, caving, environmental education and arts and crafts. This program is limited to 12 campers per session. Tuition includes all meals, lodging, equipment, and activities for the entire week. Tuition: $450. .

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Give your child an overnight outdoor adventure experience to

last a lifetime! For more, visit www.CampRoanoke.com,

or call (540) 387-6114Since 1925

TreksAdventure for rising 8th-12th gradersChoose between two exciting off-site adventures led by Camp Roanoke’s staff. Travel to West Virginia for a week of whitewater rafting, rock-climbing and hiking. The New River Gorge area features some of the country’s premiere climbing and rapids. OR, explore the beaches and intercostal waterways of North Carolina in a sea kayak, surfi ng and hiking adventure. Professional instruction, meals, and equipment provided. Campers must pass an intermediate swim test. Tuition for Climbing is $510. Tuition for Kayaking is $605.

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Camp Roanoke Discover y CampDay Camp for rising K-5th gradersThis program gives participants going into Kindergarten-5th Grade, a true taste of camp life during daytime hours. Don’t miss this opportunity for your camper to participate in archery, disc golf, arts and crafts, fi eld games, environmental educa-tion, special events, outdoor living skills and much more! The program is limited to 40 campers per one week session. Satellite transportation from Tanglewood Mall, lunch and snacks are included in the price. Discovery runs from 9 AM-4 PM, Monday-Friday. Tuition: $185. Call 387-6114 to register.

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5 to 6 June 15th M-F FULL FULL

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Kids in Camp

Kids in Camp - SPORTS!

Super Summer Teen Camp

New!Roanoke County’s newest camp is the perfect camp for parents look-ing to entertain and educate their children for the entire day during the summer doing something every child enjoys…. SPORTS!! Campers will spend their morning immersed in the week’s sport theme, and then bused to Penn Forest Elementary School to participate in typical camp activities such as arts, crafts, cooking and games led by an ener-getic and experienced staff. Campers are required to bring their own bag lunch to camp. For kids entering grades 2 through 6. Fee: $175. Call 857-5036.

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Jun 15-19 Basketball 9am-6pm HVHS/PFES 12973

Jun 22-26 Baseball 9am-6pm Starkey/PFES 13498

Jun 29-Jul3* Soccer 9am-6pm CSMS/PFES 13499

7/6 – 7/110 Lacrosse 9am-6pm CSMS/PFES 13500

7/20 – 7/23 Football 9am-6pm CSMS/PFES 13501

7/27 – 7/30 Soccer 9am-6pm CSMS/PFES 13502

8/3 – 8/6 Tennis 9am-6pm Shell Park/PFES 13503

* Please note that Sports KIC does not meet on Friday, July 3rd. Program Fee reduced by $25

For rising 1st-5th gradersActivities include arts & crafts, cooking, games, swimming, daily fi eld trips and much more each week. All fi eld trips, activities and 2 daily snacks are included in weekly fee. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Energetic, experienced staff will lead children in a summer of F-U-N! A $25 deposit per child per week due at registration; balance due one week prior to the starting date of each camp week. All fees are non-refundable. Camps meet every week-day, with 9 weeks to choose from. KIC will not meet Friday, July 3rd due to the July 4th holiday. Registration form required before registration can be considered complete. Fee: $150 per week. Call 857-5035.

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Bonsack ES Jun 15 - Aug 14 7:30am-6:00pm 13046

Penn Forest ES Jun 15 - Aug 14 7:30am-6:00pm 13328

For pre-teens and teens entering grades 6-8 in August 2009. Activities include arts & crafts, cooking, games, swimming, fi eld trips and much more each week. All fi eld trips, activities and 2 daily snacks are included in weekly fee. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Energetic, experienced staff will lead pre-teens and teens in a summer of F-U-N! A $25 deposit per child per week due at registration; balance due 1 week prior to the starting date of each camp week. All fees are non-refundable. 9 weeks to choose from. Fee: $150 per week. Super Summer Teen Camp will not meet Friday, July 3rd due to the July 4th holiday. Registration will only be taken at the Brambleton Center, please call Tammy Tejada at 772-7529 for information. Course # 13472

Summer Fun for rising 6th-7th graders

For Penn Forest KIC Participants

Activities include arts & crafts, cooking, games, swimming, daily fi eld trips and much more each week. All fi eld trips, activities and 2 daily snacks are included in weekly fee. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Energetic, experienced staff will lead children in a summer of F-U-N! A $25 deposit per child per week due at registration; balance due one week prior to the starting date of each camp week. All fees are non-refundable. Camps meet every week-day, with 9 weeks to choose from. KIC will not meet Friday, July 3rd due to the July 4th holiday. Registration form required before registration can

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Fun FitnessAge: 18 Months - 42 Months. It is time to burn off that energy with an afternoon workout! Join us for yoga, cal-isthenics, and tae bo (kiddie-level of course). We’ll try out various sports and every child will decorate a Frisbee to take home. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child.

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Jul 13-15 M-W 2pm-4pm Brambleton 13835 $55

Teddy Bear PicnicAge: 18 Months - 42 Months. Bring your favorite stuffed animal with you and we will have a picnic. We’ll read some of our favorite cuddly stories together and work together to make yummy snacks for you and your fl uffy friend. Every child will get a stuffed bear to take home. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child.


Jul 27-29 M-W 9:30-11:30am Northview* 13895 $55

Aug 3-5 M-W 2-4pm Brambleton 13830 $55

Dino DaysAge: 18 Months - 42 Months. Learn about T-Rex and Long Neck as we explore the world of the dinosaurs! Become an “expert” paleontologist as we go back in time to the Land of the Dinosaurs through storytime, games, and hands-on fun. Every child will take home their very own dinosaur. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child.


Jun 15-17 M-W 2:00-4:00pm Brambleton 13828 $55

Jun 29-Jul 1 M-W 9:30-11:30am Northview* 13893 $55

“Play” TimeAge: 18 Months - 42 Months. Journey to the land of make-believe with us as we have puppet fun! We’ll ex-plore the magic of ‘play’ and each child will have the op-portunity to design their very own puppet to take home. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child.


Jul 20-22 M-W 2:00-4:00pm Brambleton 13834 $55

Aug 17-19 M-W 9:30-11:30am Northview* 13896 $55

Messes & MasterpiecesAge: 18 Months - 42 Months. Let’s create! Your little Pi-casso will explore different mediums of art such as clay, fi nger paint, watercolors, and more! Play clothes are rec-ommended for this camp! Children will be able to take home their works of art at the end of the camp. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child.


Jul 13-15 M-W 9:30-11:30am Northview* 13832 $55

Jul 27-29 M-W 2:00-4:00pm Brambleton 13934 $55

A Camping We Will GoAge: 3 - 5. Let’s go camping! Children will create our own campground complete with tents, sleeping bags, fl ashlights, and a pretend campfi re. Tell campfi re stories, , go on a bear hunt and have a special smores snack. Every child receives a lantern to take home.


Jun 15-17 M-W 9am-12pm W E Cundiff ES 13751 $60

Jun 22-24 M-W 9am-12pm Mtn. View ES 13917 $60

Once Upon a TimeAge: 3 - 5. Come with us to a far away land! Become a king, princess, jester or knight. Dress in royal costume, create a giant castle, read classic fairy tales, and help write one of our own! Each child will receive a jeweled crown to take home.


Jun 22-24 M-W 9am-12pm Brambleton 13756 $60

Jun 22-24 M-W 9am-12pm Cundiff ES 13764 $60

Jun 29-Jul 1 M-W 9am-12pm Mtn. View ES 13918 $60

It’s a Jungle Out ThereAge: 3 - 5. Join us for a jungle safari! Make safari maps and follow an animal paw print trail to fi nd elephants, lions, monkeys and more! Make an animal mask and be-come your favorite jungle animal. Every child will receive a pair of binoculars to take home.


Jun 29-Jul 1 M-W 9am-12pm Brambleton 13755 $60

Jun 29-Jul 1 M-W 9am-12pm Cundiff ES 13761 $60

Jul 6-8 M-W 9am-12pm Mtn. View ES 13919 $60

Hawaiian LuauAge: 3 - 5. Come enjoy the sun and sand on our Hawaiian vacation! Children will enjoy sand and water play, explore seashells and make waves. Create leis and grass skirts, and help build a working volcano. Each child receives a beach to take home.


Jul 6-8 M-W 9am-12pm Cundiff ES 13753 $60

Jul 6-8 M-W 9am-12pm Brambleton 13754 $60


Camps for 18 mo. - 3 yrs.

Fun Fitness

Camps for 18 mo. - 3 yrs.PPreschool

*Denotes Northview United Methodist Church on Plantation Road in Hollins

Too young to go on a real camping trip? We’ve got a mini-camp just right for your 3-5 year old. (below)

Camps for Ages 3-5

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World Music CampAge: 8 to ADULT. Groove and dance to the beat as you learn to play exciting music and rhythms from the Ca-ribbean and Japan. This camp is designed especially for family participation and is open to ages 8 through adult, with no previous experience necessary. Participants will be totally ‘hands-on’ as they learn to play music on Caribbean steel drums, and perform rhythmic routines on Japanese Taiko drums. All materials and instruments are provided. It’s a full day of music, culture and fun! Individual rate is $50. Up to 4 family members may sign up as a group for only $60 by calling 772-PLAY.


Jul 17-18 F-Sa 10am-3pm Brambleton 13795 $50

Aug 21-22 F-Sa 10am-3pm Brambleton 13796 $50

Dance CampAge: 8 to ADULT. Dance Camp is an intensive, creativedance program designed to introduce dance to the novice as well as strengthen the dance student. Roa-noke Ballet Theatre’s unique instructors will guide the student through the basics of dance. The student’s dance technique will grow; student’s dance education will benefi t; and the time will contribute to the quality of the student’s performance. Course #13873 focuses on ballet, pointe, variations and jazz. Course #13883 focuses on modern technique, improvisation, choreog-raphy, and repertory. Finally, course #13884 includes lessons in pointe, ballet, stretch, and variations and requires previous experience. For further information, please call Tammy at 772-PLAY. All camps held at Roa-noke Ballet Theater on Grandin Rd.

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12-17 Aug 10-14 M-F 10am-3:30pm 13873 $255

10-17 Aug 17-21 M-F 10am-2pm 13883 $205

16+ Jul 17-18 M-F 4pm-8pm 13884 $200

Creepy Crawly CrittersAge: 3 - 5. Bzzzz! Come explore the world of bugs. Chil-dren will go on a bug hunt, and read stories about insects. Learn about earthworms, catch butterfl ies and grouchy lady bugs. Crafts include “very hungry” caterpillars, but-terfl ies, and grouchy ladybugs. Every child receives a toy bug to take home.


Jul 20-22 M-W 9am-12pm W E Cundiff ES 13737 $60


Pirate AdventureAge: 3 - 5. Ahoy mates! Join us this week for some pirate fun! Dress up like a pirate, make treasure chests, and dig in the sand for buried treasure. Enjoy outdoor water play, make swords, and create and race your own pirate ship. Every child receives a pirate hat to take home.


Jun 15-17 M-W 9am-12pm Mtn. View ES 13916 $60

Jul 27-29 M-W 9am-12pm Brambleton 13742 $60


Bob the Builder’s Construction ZoneAge: 3 - 5. Can we build it? Yes we can! Learn about con-struction trucks and tools this week. Create cities in the sand using construction blocks, diggers, bulldozers and dump trucks. Children will enjoy reading the story of the three pigs. Every child will receive a toy construction truck to take home.




Amazing Animals Craft CampAge: 3 - 5. ‘A’ is for ANIMALS!!! Your preschooler will love to make these fun animal crafts and you will cher-ish them forever! Your little one will make mice, frogs, kangaroos, zoo animals, whales, and more from many different materials while learning animal noises and the alphabet!


Aug 3-7 M-F 1-2pm Brambleton 13848 $60 Find Out How!See Page 12...

Learn how big machines like these work in this exciting camp! (below)

Age: 8 to ADULT. Groove and dance to the beat as you

family participation and is open to ages 8 through adult, with no previous experience necessary. Participants will be totally ‘hands-on’ as they learn to play music on

Age: 8 to ADULT. Dance Camp is an intensive, creative

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Camps for Youth & Adults

World Music Camp

Camps for Youth & AdultsF F a m i l y

At World Music Camp children and adults can learn to play rhythms from all around the world while having fun together. (below)



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Arctic ExpeditionAge: 5-8. Chill out this summer with penguins, po-lar bears and seals oh my! There will be plenty of games, crafts and snowy treats to keep you cool this summer! Instructor: Melissa dePineda.

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Jul 20-23 M-Th 1:30-4:00pm Burlington ES 14101 $60

Aug 17-21 M-F 1-3pm Brambleton 14107 $60

Australian OutbackAge: 5-8. Let’s go trekking ‘Down Under’!We’ll be making aborigine crafts, have ‘ostrich eggs’ for a snack and don’t forget crocdile wrangling! Instruc-tor: Melissa dePineda.


Jul 27-31 M-F 1-3pm Brambleton 14103 $60

Aug 3-6 M-Th 1:30-4pm Burlington ES 14108 $60

Knights of the Round TableAge: 5-8. Wanted: Brave Knights - willing to learn to joust, cross a moat, slay dragons and have fun. No experience necessary! Instructor: Melissa de-Pineda.


Aug 3-7 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 14104 $60

Aug 10-13 M-Th 9:30am-12pm Burlington ES 14150 $60

PrincessesAge: 5-8. Hear ye! Hear ye! All princesses are cor-dially invited to the royal ball! We’ll make princess tea cakes, crowns, wands and more to get ready for the big day. Instructor: Melissa dePineda.


Aug 10-14 M-F 1:30-3:30pm Brambleton 14105 $60

Jul 20-23 M-Th 9:30am-12pm Burlington ES 14153 $60

Pinhole PhotographyAge: 9-11. What’s a pinhole camera? If you enjoy photography and want to fi nd out then join Leah Gardner from the O. Winston Link Museum as she teaches you how to make your very own pinhole camera and take pictures with it. Each participant will be able to develop their own prints as well!


Jul 15-17 W-F 10-11am Brambleton 14020 $50

Jun 29-Jul 1 M-W 1-2pm Hollins U. 14106 $50

I Can CookAge: 5 - 8. That looks yummy, I wonder how you make it? Now you can learn how to make all your favor-ite treats. Recipes will be provided so students can go home and share their dishes with family and friends! In-structor: Melissa dePineda.

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Jun 8-12 M-F 10am-12:00pm Brambleton 13765 $65

Jun 8-12 M-F 2pm-4pm Brambleton 14231 $65

Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 10am-12:30pm Brambleton 13766 $65

Mad Scientist CampAge: 5 - 11. Make a volcano erupt, build structures then see if they are earthquake proof, test food for carbs, make a mini lava lamp and so much more. Instructor: Melissa dePineda.

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5-8 Jun 22-26 M-F 10am-12pm Hollins U. 13528 $60

5-8 Jun 29-Jul 2 M-F 9:30am-12pm Brambleton 14232 $60

9-11 Aug 17-21 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 14235 $60

9-11 Jul 27-31 M-F 10am-12pm Hollins U. 14236 $60

Fiesta CampAge: 5 - 8. Learn Spanish, cook Spanish food, play games and learn about Spanish culture. Instructor: Melissa de-Pineda.



Jun 15-19 M-F 2pm-4pm Hollins U. 13525 $60

Have an aspiring Lancelot in your household? Why not give Knights of the Round Table Camp a try (left)

Find Out How!See Page 12...

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Write Right CampCome learn to write your letters the cool way. Movement, art, and song will encourage your child to write better. Mechanics of handwriting are em-phasized without your children even realizing they are learning. Before they even know it, they are learning to write and will be one step ahead for the next school year. They will work on fi ne mo-tor skills, pencil grasp, and letter formation using games, crafts , and multi-sensory activities.

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5-6 Jun 15-19 M-F 2-3:30pm Brambleton 14219 $173




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See back of guide.PiratesAge: 5 - 8. Join us on a swashbuckling adventure. Chart new courses and search for buried treasure, X marks the spot. Bring your imagination and your sea legs but be careful not to wind up in Davy Jones locker. Instructor: Melissa dePineda.


Jul 6-10 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 13532 $60

Jul 13-17 M-F 1pm-3pm Hollins U. 13533 $60

3-D Sculpture CampExplore the world of sculpture by creating art projects using paper maché, plaster, clay and more. Instructor: Debbie Harris.

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6-8 Jun 8-11 M-Th 10am-12:30pm Hollins U. 13890 $65

9-11 Jun 8-12 M-F 2pm-4pm Hollins U. 13889 $65

6-8 Jun 22-26 M-F 2pm-4pm Brambleton 13520 $65

9-11 Jun 22-26 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 13521 $65

Craft CampAge: 6 - 11. Create many different craft projects including weaving, ceramic, mosaics, clay pots and more. Instructor: Debbie Harris.

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6-8 Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 9:30am-12pm Hollins U. 13522 $65

9-11 Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 2pm-4:30pm Holllins U. 13523 $65

6-8 Jul 20-24 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 13552 $65

9-11 Jul 20-24 M-F 2pm-4pm Brambleton 13554 $65

Jewelry MakingAge: 6 - 11. Create beautiful jewelry from different ma-terials such as hand made clay beads, found objects, paper maché and more. Amaze your family and friends with your creations. Instructor: Debbie Harris.


6-8 Jun 15-19 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 13526 $65

9-11 Jun 15-18 M-Th 2pm-4:30pm

Brambleton 13892 $65

6-8 Aug 3-7 M-F 10am-12pm Hollins U. 13527 $65

9-11 Aug 3-7 M-F 2pm-4pm Hollins U. 13894 $65

Mixed Media CampAge: 6 - 11. Students will experiment with drawing, col-lage, painting, papermaking, sculpture, printmaking and more. Instructor: Debbie Harris.


6-8 Jul 6-10 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 13530 $65

9-11 Jul 6-10 M-F 2pm-4pm Brambleton 13531 $65


9-11 Jul 27-31 M-F 2pm-4pm Hollins U. 13642 $65

Wild West Craft CampAge: 5 - 9. Yee-haw! Wrangle up your cowboy hats and join the fun as we make western-themed crafts, like rat-tlesnakes, bandanas, cactus magnets, and sheriff badges!


Aug 17-21 M-F 2pm-3pm Brambleton 13850 $60

Clay CampAge: 6 - 8. Students will have the opportunity to work with clay and learn about the entire process of creating a hand built clay object from a formless lump of earth to a fi nal glazed work of art. Children will learn pinch, coil and slab techniques for construction as well as other ways to create with clay. Instructor: Debbie Harris.

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Jun 15-18 M-Th 10:00am-12:30pm Brambleton 13537 $65

Jul 13-17 M-F 2:00-4:00pm Brambleton 13536 $65

Kid Sign CampAge: 9 - 13. Learn to use and practice sign language in this week long half day camp at the Brambleton Center. Have fun as you learn signs through interesting games and sign language activities. Enjoy two silent fi eld trips; learn fi nger spelling, a large sign vocabulary and fun activi-ties. Program fee includes all supplies, textbook, fi eld trip fee, and fun! Instructor: Judie Schubert.


Aug 3-7 M-F 9:00am-12:00pm Brambleton 13843 $70

Technology CampAge: 6 - 11. Technology is everywhere, get out there and enjoy the world of computers! In this fun and educational camp your child will have fun learning the academic chal-lenges of tomorrow through computer education today.

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6-8 Jun 15-19 M-F 10am-12pm Penn Forest ES 13912 $65

9-11 Jun 22-26 M-F 10am-12pm Penn Forest ES 13913 $65

6-8 Jul 6-10 M-F 10am-12pm Mtn View ES 13914 $65

9-11 Jul 13-17 M-F 10am-12pm Mtn View ES 13915 $65

I Can CookAge: 5 - 8. That looks yummy, I wonder how you make it? Now you can learn how to make all your favor-ite treats. Recipes will be provided so students can go home and share their dishes with family and friends! In-structor: Melissa dePineda.

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Jun 8-12 M-F 10am-12:00pm Brambleton 13765 $65


Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 10am-12:30pm Brambleton 13766 $65

Mad Scientist CampAge: 5 - 11. Make a volcano erupt, build structures then see if they are earthquake proof, test food for carbs, make a mini lava lamp and so much more. Instructor: Melissa dePineda.

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5-8 Jun 22-26 M-F 10am-12pm Hollins U. 13528 $60

5-8 Jun 29-Jul 2 M-F 9:30am-12pm Brambleton 14232 $60

9-11 Aug 17-21 M-F 10am-12pm Brambleton 14235 $60


Fiesta CampAge: 5 - 8. Learn Spanish, cook Spanish food, play games and learn about Spanish culture. Instructor: Melissa de-Pineda.



Jun 15-19 M-F 2pm-4pm Hollins U. 13525 $60

Guitar CampAge: 8-17. Get jump-started on guitar in just 2 weeks! Students will acquire a basic foundation in guitar including tuning, playing chords and riffs, and reading tablature. Required materials: acoustic guitar (steel string or classical), pick, tuner. Be a real-life guitar hero! Instructor: Randolph Walker Students completing this course may take Level 2 July 20-31.


8-12 Jun 15-26 M-F 10:30-11:45am Brambleton 13979 $62

11-17 Jul 6-17 M-F 10:30-11:45am Brambleton 13980 $62

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Youth and Teens can learn to play Guitar in two easy week of lessons. (above)



8 (540) 387-6078 ext. 0 • www.RoanokeCountyParks.com

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Teen Craft CampAge: 10 - 15. Want to go somewhere fun this summer? Travel around the world through craft projects. Examples of crafts that will be done: Mexican Maracas; Reverse Glass Painting of Chinese Dragons and Symbols; American Indian Dream Catchers; and more! Teens will take home all crafts created. Fee includes instruction and materials.


Aug 10-14 M-F 1-2:30pm Brambleton 13827 $85

Girls CircleAge: 11- 14. Come out and celebrate being a girl!! In a small group setting, girls will express themselves through creative and focused activities, such as journaling, drawing, collage, clay, poetry, movement and music. Several themes will be explored - friendships, diversity, body image, stress management, goals, and decision-making.


Jul 6-16 M-Th 2pm-4pm Brambleton 13888 $120

Jul 6-16 M-Th 10am-12pm Northview UMC 13897 $120

Get Fit and Have FunWant some ideas of how to be active and have fun? We will introduce activities that burn calories and are fun! In this camp, we will spend two different days on a guided New River Biking Tour (complete with water, bike, and helmet) from Tangent Outfi tters (Monday and Thursday); a trip to Montgomery County’s Frog Pond (Tuesday); hiking at Fairy Stone State Park (Wednesday); and end-ing the week tubing on the New River (Friday). Healthy Snacks will be provided as well as transportation, admis-sion to activities, and staff. Teens should pack a healthy lunch daily.



“On the Go” Sports Travel CampAge: 11 - 17. Join us for a week of non-stop sports fun. We will travel to all the popular sport spots with a cookout in-cluded on Thursday! This is a week destined for excitement! July 20 Bowling 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 21 Go Carts 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 22 Putt Putt 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 23 Swimming Smith Mt. SP 11:00-4:00 PMJuly 24 Salem Red Sox Game 6:00PM-10:30 PM

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Jul 20-24 M-F Varies Brambleton 13767 $155

Day Camp at Skelton 4-H CenterAge: 11 - 17. Join us as we head to the Skelton 4-H Cen-ter each day. You will participate in many exciting activi-ties like horseback riding, canoeing, rifl ery, and swimming just to name a few! Lunch along with everything else is included in this day camp. Vans will depart from the Brambleton Recreation Center each day at 9:00 AM.


Jun 22-26 M-F 9am-4pm Brambleton 13727 $195

Twilight CampAge: 10 - 17. Are you hooked on the ‘Twilight’ series? Get really into it in one of our fun camps! In this camp, you will have a chance to show off your knowledge with trivia, paint a ceramic, make candles and soap, make a cool twilight bookmark, make gothic jewelry, and much more! Class will not meet 7/3 (County holiday). Instruc-tor: Holly Bennett.


Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 1-3pm Brambleton 13865 $95

Aug 10-14 M-F 10-11:30am Walrond Park 13880 $95

Go Girls Age: 9 - 14. Go Girls is a week-long camp for young girls to get them going and help them keep going. This camp takes health, wellness, and nutrition and turns them into fun and understandable ideas. Campers will learn concepts of full body wellness from positive female role models through exciting games and activities. Young la-dies of all abilities are encouraged to join this New Camp. Program fee includes healthy snacks and other cool tools to keep your girls going.


Aug 17-21 M-F 9am-12pm Walrond Park 13839 $65

Pizzaz Baton CampAge: 4 - 17. This camp will offer beginner, intermedi-ate and advanced instruction to girls ages 4 and up.The beginner program will teach basic twirling skills, marching, parade routine and much more. A great sport for building eye hand coordination. The in-termediate program will focus on a variety of fi nger twirls, high and low aerial tricks, dance & baton com-binations and rolls as well as some two baton work. The advanced program will offer material appropriate for the advanced level of competition including solo, strut & multiple batons. *If you do not have a baton you will need to purchase one. Please contact Joan Duus for more information at 537-2960*


Jun 15-18 M-Th 10am-12pm CS Baptist Ch 13852 $70

cluded on Thursday! This is a week destined for excitement! July 20 Bowling 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 21 Go Carts 12:30-3:30 PM

Camps for ages 11-17

Teen Craft Camp

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Get Fit and Have FunWant some ideas of how to be active and have fun? We will introduce activities that burn calories and are fun! In this camp, we will spend two different days on a guided New River Biking Tour (complete with water, bike, and helmet) from Tangent Outfi tters (Monday and Thursday); a trip to Montgomery County’s Frog Pond (Tuesday); hiking at Fairy Stone State Park (Wednesday); and end-ing the week tubing on the New River (Friday). Healthy Snacks will be provided as well as transportation, admis-sion to activities, and staff. Teens should pack a healthy lunch daily.



“On the Go” Sports Travel CampAge: 11 - 17. Join us for a week of non-stop sports fun. We will travel to all the popular sport spots with a cookout in-cluded on Thursday! This is a week destined for excitement! July 20 Bowling 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 21 Go Carts 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 22 Putt Putt 12:30-3:30 PMJuly 23 Swimming Smith Mt. SP 11:00-4:00 PMJuly 24 Salem Red Sox Game 6:00PM-10:30 PM


Jul 20-24 M-F Varies Brambleton 13767 $155

Day Camp at Skelton 4-H CenterAge: 11 - 17. Join us as we head to the Skelton 4-H Cen-ter each day. You will participate in many exciting activi-ties like horseback riding, canoeing, rifl ery, and swimming just to name a few! Lunch along with everything else is included in this day camp. Vans will depart from the Brambleton Recreation Center each day at 9:00 AM.


Jun 22-26 M-F 9am-4pm Brambleton 13727 $195

Travel Camp I & 3 (Camp 2 is Full) Age: 11-17. Get off the sofa this summer and give the video games a break! Travel with us as we check out a different destination each day of the week! Lunch is included on three days and you may purchase your lunch at a fast food restaurant two days. Fee: $200

Travel Camp IJune 8 - The National D-Day Memorial 9:00am - 4:00pmJune 9 - Smith Mountain Lake State Park/ Cookout 9:00am- 4:00pmJune 10 - Appamattox Court House/ Cookout 8:30am - 4:00pmJune 11 - Roaring Run Falls / Cookout 8:30am - 4:00pmJune 12 - Emerald Pointe Water Park 8:00am-7:00pm

Travel Camp 3August 17 - Natural Tunnel State Park/Cookout 8:30 AM – 4:00PMAugust 18 - Roaring Run Falls/Cook Out 8:30 AM – 4:00 PMAugust 19 - Amazement Square in Lynchburg 8:30 AM – 4:00 PMAugust 20 - Fairy Stone State Park/Cookout 8:30 AM – 4:00 PMAugust 21 - Emerald Pointe Water Park 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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Jun 8-12 M-F Varies Brambleton Ctr 13933 $200

Aug 17-21 M-F Varies Brambleton Ctr 14242 $200

Young Chef’s Academy Cooking CampAges 11-17. All classes will be held at Young Chef’s Acad-emy.

Session I The Quest for the Baker’s Dozen Perhaps we ‘knead’ to invite Chef Pierre Poulet to join us, to help us ‘sift through’ recipes so that he no longer interferes! Cakes, cookies, scones, breads, and more await us in the kitchen! It will be baking at its best for all the young chefs who take on this mission! The temperature in the oven is rising, but can Chef Pierre Poulet take the heat?

Session II The Pantry Password Unmarked jars, cans without labels! It must be the mis-chief of Chef Pierre Poulet who wants to wreak havoc in our pantry. Stay on guard and discover the unsuspecting delights that lurk behind the pantry door. Find out the new recipes that can be created using the treasure trove of ingredients that you have on-hand.


Jul 13-17 M-F 9:00am-12:00pm YC Academy 13823 $169

Jul 13-17 M-F 1:00pm-4:00pm YC Academy 13824 $169

Jul 27-31 M-F 9:00am-12:00pm YC Academy 13825 $169

Jul 27-31 M-F 1:00pm-4:00pm YC Academy 13826 $169

Twilight CampAge: 10 - 17. Are you hooked on the ‘Twilight’ series? Get really into it in one of our fun camps! In this camp, you will have a chance to show off your knowledge with trivia, paint a ceramic, make candles and soap, make a cool twilight bookmark, make gothic jewelry, and much more! Class will not meet 7/3 (County holiday). Instruc-tor: Holly Bennett.


Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 1-3pm Brambleton 13865 $95

Aug 10-14 M-F 10-11:30am Walrond Park 13880 $95

Everyone loves to eat, why not learn to cook? With summer camps from Young Chef ’s Academy and Foodies, your teens will enjoy hands-on fun!

Archeology CampAge: 11-14. Come explore the world of archaeology! There’s so much more to being an archaeologist than Indiana Jones. Participants meet actual archaeologists and learn how to date archaeological sites. Also, they will ex-amine artifacts in order to learn about the cultures that created them. Participants will travel to Poplar Forest on the 22nd and 23rd in order to participate in an actual archaeological dig! Sign up now, you’re sure to dig it! Stu-dents can bring their own lunches and snacks or they may be purchased for an additional $30 for the week. After care hours are available from 2-5:30pm for $25 for the week. Contact the Teen Center at 772-7529 ext. 3 for purchase of meals or after care hours in addition to the camp.


Jul 20-24 M-F 8am-2pm+ Taubman Museum 14016 $200

Architecture CampAge: 11-14. Interested in becoming an architect? Come explore the architecture of downtown Roanoke and the unique architecture of the Taubman Museum of Art. Par-ticipants will meet with architects, interior designers, and building managers as they design their own building. The week concludes with a design competition. Special fea-ture: participants will travel to Poplar Forest on the 29th to tour Thomas Jefferson’s Bedford County home while learning about historic preservation! Students can bring their own lunches and snacks or they may be purchased for an additional $30 for the week. After care hours are available from 2-5:30pm for $25 for the week. Contact the Teen Center at 772-7529 ext. 3 for purchase of meals or after care hours in addition to the camp.


Jul 27-31 M-F 8am-2pm+ Taubman Museum 14017 $200

Chef’s Cooking Camp at FoodiesAge: 10-18. Does the Food Network inspire you to ju-lienne, sauté or meringue and you don’t know where to start? Get a taste of the culinary life in this fun, inter-active camp taught by Foodies chefs! Every day we will explore a new lecture topic and cooking topic. There will be a 45 minute lecture; followed by 1.5 hours cooking; and then 45 minutes of eating (yum!), clean-up and prep for the next day.

Lecture Topics:--Review kitchen safety, kitchen equipment, reading a recipe--Knife safety and cooking on the stove--Basic nutrition, menu planning and shopping wisely--Eating etiquette, table settings and manners

Cooking Topics:--Breakfast foods: eggs; breads--Lunch foods: soups, sandwiches, salads--Dinner foods: pasta, meats, side dishes--Desserts: cake, pie, pudding


10-14 Jun 15-18 M-Th 9am-12pm Foodies 13962 $200

10-14 Jul 13-16 M-Th 9am-12pm Foodies 13963 $200

14-18 Jun 22-25 M-Th 9am-12pm Foodies 13964 $200

14-18 Jul 20-23 M-Th 9am-12pm Foodies 13965 $200

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Soccer CampAge: 6-14 (Half Day) and 8-14 (Full Day). Let your child spend a week with 11-1 Inc., a collection of area col-lege coaches and players sharpening their soccer skills for the upcoming season. The format of the camp is based on the National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s youth developmental guidelines, which focus on the fundamentals of the games in a fun and safe at-mosphere.

Half Day CampsD a t e D a y s T i m e P l a c e C o u r s e F e e

Jun 22-25 M-Th 9am–12pm Bonsack Park 12946 $119

Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 9am–12pm Cave Spr. MS 12947 $119

Jul 6-9 M-Th 9am–12pm Burlington ES 12948 $119

Jul 27-30 M-Th 9am–12pm Cave Spr. MS 12949 $119

Full Day CampsD a t e D a y s T i m e P l a c e C o u r s e F e e

Jun 22-25 M-Th 9am–4pm Bonsack Park 13511 $175


Jul 6-9 M-Th 9am–4pm Burlington ES 13513 $175

Jul 27-30 M-Th 9am–4pm Cave Spr. MS 13514 $175

Soccer Camp - Advanced PlayersAge: 9-14. A dedicated soccer player in the family? If so, this camp is the perfect opportunity for them to im-merse themselves in soccer for a week. The camp will focus on the nuances of the game with special attention paid to game strategy and advanced techniques. Each camper should have a solid understanding of the game and fundamentals. Campers are suggested to have a minimum of 3 years of soccer experience before reg-istering.



Little Strikers Soccer CampAge: 4-6. A budding soccer player in the family? Get them off on the right foot with a specially designed camp for kids ages 4 to 6. The miniature version of our popu-lar soccer camp, this camp will help children develop the basic soccer skills (kicking, trapping, running and agility) that are needed to participate in organized soccer. The camp is based on the National Soccer Coaches Associa-tion of America’s youth developmental guidelines, which focus on the fundamentals of the games in a fun and safe environment.

D a t e D a y s T i m e P l a c e C o u r s e F e e :

Jun 22-25 M-Th 9–11am Bonsack Park 12952 $79

Jul 6-9 M-Th 9–11am Burlington ES 12954 $79

Jul 27-30 M-Th 9–11am Cave Spr. MS 12955 $79

Football CampAge: 7-12. Worried that your child doesn’t have the fun-damental skills needed to play organized football? Send them to this week long camp to sharpen their football skills, led by area varsity football team members. Camp-ers will be instructed on the basics of football including position responsibilities and skills, game strategy, and proper techniques. This is a non contact camp and a perfect opportunity for youth to prepare for the up-coming football season.


Jul 20-23 M-Th 9am–12pm Walrond Park 12929 $59

Basketball CampAge: 7-12. Does your child have aspirations to play High School basketball? If so, we provide the perfect op-portunity for them to spend a week with area varsity basketball teams sharpening the skills they need to play organized basketball. Campers will be instructed on the basics of shooting, dribbling, and defending with special attention paid to proper fundamentals. This popular camp always fi lls up early so don’t delay with your reg-istration!

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Jun 15-18 9:00am-12:00pm Hidden Valley HS 12921 $59

Jun 22-25 9:00am-12:00pm Northside HS 13994 $59

Little Dribblers Basketball CampAge: 5 - 7. A similar program to the above mentioned basketball camp yet designed specifi cally for youth with little or no previous basketball experience.


Jun 15-18 1:00–3:00pm Hidden Valley HS 12924 $49

Jun 22-25 1:00–3:00pm Norhside HS 13995 $49

Volleyball CampAge: 10-14. Have a child who is interested in playing volleyball, but have no idea where to begin? Each camper will be schooled on the basics of volleyball including passing, serving, setting, spiking, digging, blocking and court positioning from high school coaches. The camp is designed specifi cally to give beginner or intermediate level players the skills needed to try out for volleyball when they reach middle school.


Jul 20-23 M-Th 9am – 12pm Northside HS 12968 $59

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Need FULL-DAY entertainment for your young sports fan? Check out the new KIC Sports Camp on page 3!

This year we’re offering more soccer camps and skill levels than ever before!


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Baseball CampAge: 7-12. Did your son enjoy the recreation baseball season but wanted more playing time? This camp will allow them to spend a week with area varsity baseball teams improving their baseball skills. Each camper will be instructed on the basics of hitting, fi elding, pitching and base running with special attention paid to proper fundamentals.


Jun 22-25 M-Th 9am–12pm Starkey Park 12920 $59

Softball CampAge: 7-12. Let your daughter spend the week with an area travel softball team sharpening their softball skills. Campers will be instructed on the basics of hitting, fi eld-ing, pitching and base running with special attention paid to proper fundamentals.


Jul 6-9 M-Th 6pm-8pm Northside HS 12938 $49

Golf Camp at First Tee of RoanokeAge: 8-12. Do you want your child to learn a sport that they will be able to play for the rest of their life? Send them to a week long camp led by Golf Profession-als from First Tee of Roanoke, where they will learn the proper fundamentals needed to begin playing golf. The fi rst three days of the camp will focus on learning the basic club grip, swing, putting, chipping, golf etiquette, and life skills. The last day campers will have the opportunity to compete for special awards and prizes. Campers are required to bring their own age appropriate equipment to camp. A limited number of loaner club sets are avail-able.


Jun 22-25 M-Th 9:00–11:00am 1stTee 12932 $125

Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 5:30-7:30pm 1st Tee 13877 $125

Jul 20-23 M-Th 9:00–11:00am 1st Tee 13887 $125

Gymnastics CampAge: 4-12. Looking to improve your child’s coordination, fi tness or agility? Our gymnastics camp is lead by profes-sional instructors with years of experience in developing and improving children’s strength, fl exibility and physical fi tness at the same time increasing their self esteem and confi dence. Your child will learn how much fun being active and healthy can be! All classes at Epperly Elite Gymnastics Studio.

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Jun 8-12 M-F 9am–1:00pm Epperly Elite 13989 $75

Jun 22-26 M-F 9am–1:00pm Epperly Elite 13990 $75

Jul 6-10 M-F 9am–1:00pm Epperly Elite 13991 $75

Jul 20-24 M-F 9am–1:00pm Epperly Elite 13992 $75

Aug 3-7 M-F 9am–1:00pm Epperly Elite 13993 $75

Tennis CampAge: 7-12. This fun and exciting camp is great for all levels of junior players who are looking to get started in tennis or develop their young games. The camp is lead by 11-1 Inc., a collection of area college coaches and players who will instruct campers on the basics of the tennis stroke, court positioning and scoring system. Registration is limited to allow for adequate court time and personalized instruction. This program is perfect for improving children’s coordination, agility, and fi tness.

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Jun 29-Jul 2 M-Th 9am–12pm Garst Mill 12962 $119

Jul 13-16 M-Th 9am–12pm Walrond 12963 $119

Jul 20-23 M-Th 9am–12pm Darrell Shell 12967 $119

Aug 3-6 M-Th 9am–12pm Garst Mill 12934 $119

Tot Tennis CampAge: 4-7. A similar program to the above mentioned tennis camp yet designed specifi cally for youth with little or no previous tennis experience.


Jun 15-18 M-Th 9am–11pm Garst Mill 12960 $79

Jul 27-30 M-Th 9am–11pm Roanoke Coll. 12959 $79

Lacrosse Camp for BoysAge: 7-12. Does your child love sports but wants to try something new? If so, we have the perfect camp for them! Our youth lacrosse camp is a great place for any young lacrosse player to improve their skills, get great exercise, make new friends and most importantly to have fun! Our camps are designed to give players the opportunity to acquire the skills necessary to compete in lacrosse on a recreational level. Every aspect of the game is covered, including rules, fundamental skills and sportsmanship. The camp is ‘’non-contact’’ lacrosse so there is no need for pads. Helmets will be provided. Please bring a lacrosse stick.


Jul 6-9 9:00am–12:00pm Cave Spr. MS 13490 $59

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It’s never too early to start learning tennis! It’s a lifetime sport with great health benefi ts.

Our baseball and softball camps help prepare your children for rec league or school team play!


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Roanoke County Parks, Recreation & Tourism

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Log onto our website: www.RoanokeCountyParks.com. Click on the Register Online icon shown below. In the “Activities Tab”, type the code of the camp you want and add to your cart.

Call us at (540) 387-6078 ext. 0 to register by phone.

Visit Brambleton Center at 3738 Brambleton Avenue, or our Administrative offi ce at 1206 Kessler Mill Road in Salem to register in person.

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Know someone who wants to join your child at camp? Now through May 29th you can get a discount or rebate off your child’s camp by telling a friend.

If your friend signs up for a camp of equal value, and they register with us between May 1st and May 29th, get money back! Receive $25 back for all full-day and overnight camps, and $5 back for all partial day camps. Limit one discount per household. Excludes soccer and Sports KIC camps.

Simply tell your friend to mention your name when they register for a camp program with Roanoke County Parks. Once their registra-tion is complete, we will place a credit on your account for the amount described above. This credit can be used towards any program with Roanoke County Parks, or you may request a refund of this credit at your convenience. You qualify for the “Tell a Friend” discount even if you already received an “Earlybird” discount from us. “Tell a Friend” is not available through online registration.

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We encourage participants of ALL abilities to participate in our summer camps and are committed to providing facilities and programs that meet ADA accessibility guidelines. If accommodations are needed due to a disability, please contact us at least 2 weeks prior to the event, so that we may help provide opportunities for inclusive recreation and leisure activities through reasonable accommodations.


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