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    Camp Finberg

    1.0 (1 review)

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    4 years ago

    Parents of campers need to actually stop before pulling onto rt 123!!! Dread this every year! Do better! Be better!!!

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    Camp Ramsbottom

    Camp Ramsbottom

    3.6
    (8 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    Between the ages of 9 - 13, my weekdays in June - August were spent at this oasis of a summer camp…read more Surrounded by hundreds of other campers my age, here, camp nurtured my love for the outdoors. Never once was I unhappy about being dropped off here to enjoy the splendors that is Ramsbottom. Early mornings are spent sitting in tribes and villages (according to age) while staff takes attendance for the day. Here, daily activities are reviewed for each activity and contests are competed in for points tallied weekly to distribute pizza parties. From here children ages 9+ (correct me if i'm wrong) are able to walk freely around the camp visiting its various areas, while younger children are lead around in groups. A Pool, Indian Lore, Pioneering (ropes courses, etc), Arts n' Crafts, Theater, Nature, Archery, Cooking, Rocketry, Fishing, Sports, Riflery, Mini Golf, Petting Zoo. . . .to name a few. . . are the activities provided at the camp. Awards are given out in a ceremony each Friday in regards to contests throughout the week or particularly outstanding campers for each activity. Groups meet for lunch in the middle of the day (meals provided if indicated) where attendance is taken again. One thing this camp is good at is not losing or endangering children. Attendance is taken 3 times throughout the day . . .some activities have age limits and training requirements before participation is allowed (such as archery and riflery). Staff is extremely friendly and outgoing, activities never boring, safety-oriented, nature-friendly. Great experience for any child. . . and even staff!!!

    I remember going for a session here years ago as a kid it was okay from what I remember is there…read moretons of stuff to do games a petting zoo and a pool when I went I got teased a lot always quiet and didn't make any friends I remember it being 100 degrees one day walking thru the woods it was fun but not for everyone

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    USA Ninja Challenge

    USA Ninja Challenge

    5.0
    (1 review)
    2.1 mi

    This was a great experience for the children that attended. The coaches were motivating and fun…read more The consistently pushed the kids to challenge themselves. The staff were friendly, thorough and welcoming. We plan to return for April vacation

    From the owner: USA Ninja Challenge is a year-round obstacle course training program that combines basic skill sets…read morefrom gymnastics, climbing, cross-training, and track & field. The sport of Ninja is quickly becoming the most fun and creative way to meet the physical needs of today’s kids! USA Ninja Challenge is open to boys and girls ages 2.5 to 17. Now more than ever, it’s important to get creative with how we approach fitness with our kids. At USA Ninja Challenge, we’ve created a fun, challenging environment that boosts confidence and keeps kids moving at a level where they’re comfortable. Our unique program focuses on proper muscle and joint conditioning and building strength and coordination. Our class program has 6 levels to master with a wide variety of progressions, drills, and challenges. Ninjas who demonstrate their mastery of skills advance to the next level of training. Each Ninja progresses according to their own abilities. The purpose of the program is to build children’s self-esteem, confidence, and sense of accomplishment, one obstacle at a time. The program offers a progressive achievement system for skill sets utilizing obstacles such as slack lines, rope walls, climbing ropes, traverse obstacles, swinging rings, box jumping, and the iconic warped wall.

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