Summer Camps for Children in Simi Valley, CA
As the school year comes to an end its time for parents to start planning activities for their children during the summer break. Summer Camps are often an option for parents to send their children, especially parentsSimi Valley, CA has several options for Summer Camps available to parents. Camps range from traditional Summer Camps provided at private schools, religious camps, camps run through the YMCA, and specialty camps.
The Phoenix Ranch Camp is open for registration for Summer 2010. Phoenix Ranch Camp services children ages Kindergarten to 8th grade. Phoenix Ranch Camp doesn't offer camps to preschoolers because their preschool is year round and doesn't close during the summer.
There are three sessions in which a can attend. Chose to attend just one session or attend all three. Session I runs from June 21 - July 9 (closed July 5). Session II runs from July 12 - July 30 and Session III runs August 2 - August 20. Cost ranges from $258.00 - $615.00 depending on the schedule you choose for the session.
Phoenix Ranch offers a variety of activities for campers. Swimming, arts, archery, sports, outdoor activities, performing arts, and off site trips. Some of these activities are at an additional cost. Upon registration there is an administration fee of $30 and a $50 deposit per session. Visit http://www.phoenixranch.org/camp for more information.
Pacific Camps is a religious Summer Camp option for parents in Simi Valley. They offer camps for children ages preschool through 8th grade. There are two camps in Simi Valley for Pacific Camps, Simi Valley East and Simi Valley West. The camps offer inter-camp competitive sports, arts, rock climbing, fitness activities, field trips and other indoor activities. They also offer worship and learning opportunities to grow as Christians.
Rates vary depending on age of child and attendance in the camp. To view rates, register online, or get more information visit http://www.pacificcamps.com/summer.html.
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