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Summer Day Camp |
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Twinlow
Day Camp is
a wonderful opportunity for children ages 5 to 12 during the summer
months. Twinlow offers 9
consecutive weeks of fun, excitement, and educational opportunities for
your child. Each week has a
different theme and activities along with traditional camp activities. Day
Camp allows opportunities for children and younger youth to experience the
enjoyment and enrichment a camp program offers.
Day Camp also allows younger children the camp experience without
being away from home for long periods of time or being away overnight.
Working parents have the opportunity for supervised care in an
engaging environment during the summer months. Day
Camp allows nurturing, fun, and individual growth in key areas of a
child’s life. We believe
camp enriches lives! Benefits
and anticipated outcomes for your child include:
Each
session will offer swimming, boating, crafts, games, Bible stories, and
various activities surrounding the special theme.
Twinlow Camp provides a nutritious lunch and 2 snacks each day. |
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Session
#1 -- June 23-27 |
Session
#2 -- June 30-July 4
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Session
#3 -- July 7-11
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Session #4 --
July 14-18
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Session #5 --
July 21-25
The Wild Meet some feathered friends and big cats, then get crafty with a bird house or flower press during this week of appreciating the world around us. |
Session #6 --
July 28-August 1
Watersports 1 Splash into a week filled with water games, boat rides, swimming, tubing, & dozing on the beach. |
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Session #7 --
August 4-8
Young Scientists Gear up for a week of fun including science experiments, Mobius Children’s Museum science exhibit and a special overnighter at camp to gaze at the stars! |
Session #8 --
August 11-15
Watersports 2 Didn’t get enough the first time? We couldn’t fit it all into one week, either. |
Session #9 --
August 18-22
Brains & Brawn Play soccer, Frisbee golf, run in a relay race or sit down for a game of checkers or chess- there’s nothing we won’t play this week. |
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Daily
transportation is provided from the Coeur d’Alene and Spokane
Valley areas.
This transportation takes place outside of the scheduled 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. camp day.
At each stop children are signed in and out by parents or other
specified adults.
This service is free.
A sample transportation schedule is as follows. 8:00 am Spokane Valley United Methodist Church (corner of Raymond & Main) 8:30 am Coeur d’Alene Community United Methodist Church (Ramsey & Hanley) 9:00 am Arrive at Twinlow Camp
Afternoon |
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The
Idaho Child Care Program (ICCP) helps low income families pay for child
care and is for parents who work or attend school.
The Program pays for some child care costs along with the parents. The
American Camp Association is the industry leader and accredits camps based
on standards of health, maintenance, food, program, transportation,
aquatics, and much more. The
United Methodist Church seeks to provide quality programming in a safe and
loving environment. Local UM
churches may provide scholarship assistance.
Twinlow Camp also has scholarship funds available to those in need. |
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Designed and maintained by Twinlow
Camp.