Summer Camps in Texas
Planning Ahead Pays Off
By Terri Rimmer, published Mar 08, 2006
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From animals to horseback riding there are numerous kid‘s camps in Texas to choose from this summer.Camp Stewart for boys 6-16 and Heart O' The Hills Camp for girls in Hurst in the same age group is located on Guadalupe River's North and South Forks; more than 50 summers young. For brochures call 800-RAGSDALE.
"Going off to summer camp is almost a rite of passage," said Kim Atchley, a writer. "Make sure you're prepared to let your child go."
The Fort Worth Zoo has a wild summer provided for participants of Summer Zoo Camp and Zoo Careers Camp for ages 3 and 4 and those entering kindergarten through sixth grade. Three and four-year-olds must be toilet-trained. In the Endangered Species: Wild Wonders camp kids learn about the cheetah, western lowland gorilla, and black rhino. In Animal Detectives: Meet the Beast they learn about the Asian elephant, hippo, and African lion and in the Places in Africa: On Safari the African dwarf crocodile, chimpanzee, and meerkat are featured. In African Art: Art Smart they learn about Grant's zebra, flamingo, and the Gaboon viper and in Places in Africa: Awesome Africa the reticulated giraffe is featured among others. In African Art" Critters on Canvas children learn about the hippo, Madagascan tomato frog, and the mandrill are the featured animals. In Endangered Species: Species Survivors the rhino, black and white colobus monkey, and cheetah are studied. This year's camp will be held May 30th through July 28th.
For more information call 817-759-7500.
Camp Carter YMCA provides quality outdoor experience that enhances people's relationships with themselves, others, and the world around them. Camp Carter had a winter camp with paper bag skits, pancake breakfast, white elephant gift exchange, night climb, and something called "The Big X." One and two-week camp sessions are available. Activities offered include sailing, swimming, archery, journalism, Challenge course (ages ten and up), arts & crafts, horseback riding, biking, and outdoor living skills among others. Located at 6200 San Springs Road in Fort Worth they may be reached at 817-738-9241.
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There is a movie called "Sleepaway Camp."
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