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LocationsAdaptive RecWashington Park Center, 2025 Washington St, Eugene 97405 541-682-5311

Journey through amazing adventures with Summer Quest Camp! Experience outdoor rec, pool, trips, and projects, while developing friendships and life skills. Designed for individuals who generally benefit from extra support as they strive for daily success within school, recreation, and community settings. Campers must be enrolled in secondary education for 2015-2016 academic year to register. If registration is full, please add name on waitlist to help us determine demand.Typical Schedule 9:30a-4:30p, ages 12-21Subject to change•Mon Allaboutcamp•Tue Summermovietheater&AmazonPool•Wed Campprojects&fieldtrip•Thu Volunteerproject&AmazonPool•Fri Outdooradventurerectrip

WeeklyRegistrationsAvailable•5fulldays,$185 •3halfdays+2fulldays,$140•5halfdays,$100 •4halfdays+1fullday,$120

Amazon Community Center2700 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 541-682-5373

Imagine, play and create! Camps offer a wide variety of choices including dance, role playing games, art, theater, and design and engineering. Active outside games and swimming add to the arts experience. Art instructors, educators and recreation staff provide a safe and fun summer. Campers should bring lunch, water bottle and sunscreen.Typical Daily ScheduleAges6-11Subject to change•7:30-9a Extendedcare,separatesign-up (seebelow)•9-9:15a Checkin•9:15-10:15a Artsactivities•10:15-10:45a Outsidegames&snack•10:45a-12p Artsactivities•12-1:30p Lunch&play•1:30-3:30p MWF:Artsactivities,reading,snack TuTh:AmazonPool•3:40-6p Extendedcare,separatesign-up

ExtendedCareAges3-11Requires separate registration; call 541-682-5373•Ages3-11 7:30-9a $15/week•Ages6-11 3:40-6p $25/week•Ages6-11 7:30-9a&3:40-6p $30/weekNoextendedcareJul4

Petersen Barn Community Center870BerntzenRd.,Eugene97402541-682-5521

Imagine, design and create. Learn unique skills and connect with new friends in our hands-on camps. Challenge yourself as we explore move-ment, culture, creativity and technology. Snacks provided.

PoolsAmazonPool2600 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 541-682-5350EchoHollowPool&FitnessCenter1655EchoHollowRd.,Eugene97402541-682-5525SheldonPool&FitnessCenter2443Willakenzie,Eugene97401541-682-5314

Cool off and build new skills with Summer Swim and Water Polo League or Swim and Tennis Camp. Campers are coached by professional and experienced staff. Ask about scholarships.

River House Outdoor Center301N.AdamsSt.,Eugene97402541-682-5329

Life is better outdoors! River House camps offer a huge range of activities including biking, tree climbing, kayaking, sailing, skateboarding and more. Join us in celebrating our 50th year. Camps provide:• Passionate and skilled outdoor leaders who are committed to having “best days ever.”• Programs for almost any age and ability level from beginning to advanced.• Low camper to staff ratios to ensure the best possible learning environment.

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Sheldon Community Center2445Willakenzie,Eugene97401541-682-5312

Sheldon Center is Find Your Happy Place this summer. Each week includes arts and crafts, sports, music, games and theme-related activities that develop abilities to be caring, respectful, trustworthy, responsible and cooperative. Detailed descriptions of each week’s activities and character development are available at Sheldon Center. All camps provide snacks and all activities are included in the fee. Scholarships and sibling discounts are available.Typical Daily Schedule Ducklings, ages 2½-5 Subject to change•7:30-9a Sensoryplay•9-10a Art&science•10-10:30a Nature&nutrition•10:30-11:30a Activeplay•10:30a-12p Storytime•12-12:30p Lunch•12:30-1p Sensoryplay•1-2:15p Resttime•2-4p Snack&water,outsideplay•4-6p Storytime&sensoryplay

FlexibleRegistrationPickyourdays&timeslots•7:30-9a 1½hours $6/day•9a-12p 3hours $12/day•12-2p 2hours $8/day•2-4p 2hours $8/day•4-6p 2hours $8/day

Typical Daily ScheduleRec-CreateCamps,ages4-5Subject to change•9-9:30a Campopeners•9:30-10:15a Groupcharacterdevelopment•10:30-11:45a Arts,sports,science,music•11:45a-12:15p Lunch•12:15-12:40p Storytime•1-2p Outside&waterplay•2-6p WrapAroundCareavailable Typical Daily ScheduleSummerAdventure,ages6-11Subject to change•7:30-9a Games,outsideplay,freechoice•9-9:30a Campopeners•9:30-10:15a Groupcharacterdevelopment•10:15-10:30a Snacktime•10:30a-12p Choosefromartorsportstrack•12-1:30p Lunch,freeplay&break•1:30-3:40p Swimming,slip-n-slide,playground, computers&chilltime•4-5:30p Snack,enrichmentactivities•5:30-6p StorytimeFieldtripdaysareTu,W,Th

Wayne Morse Family Farm & Park595 Crest Dr., Eugene 97405 541-682-5373

Camps offer outdoor play all day long. Experienced staff provide a safe place for active kids on 27 acres of woods and meadows. Campers make crafts, enjoy games like dodge ball and play in open forest.Two full days each week are spent on field trips, either to a beautiful and fun out-of-town location or at Amazon Pool and a local park. Schedule is subject to change depending on camp theme, field trip and weather. Sibling discounts available. Bring a big lunch, water bottle, sunscreen, swim-suit and towel.On-SiteDays(3daysaweek)•7:30-9a Check-in,games•9-10a Round-up&rules,snack•10-11:30a Activityrotations–games,skits, crafts,READdogsguests•11:30a-12p Lunch•12-1:30p Openforest&freetime•1:30-3p Activityrotations–games,skits& crafts•3-3:15p Afternoonsnack•3:15-3:45p Wholegroupactivityorgame•3:45-5p Openforest&waterplay•5-6p Freetime&cleanup

FieldTripDays(2daysaweek)Campersleaveat9aandreturnby5p(subjecttochange)

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●1 Magical Make BelieveAges3-5Use your imagination to create a world of make believe. Be a prince or a princess, a unicorn or a fantastical creature you make up. Keep an eye out for a visit from the fairies.

●2 Bugs!Ages3-5Finally, a camp where you get to learn all about bugs. What do ants, butterflies and grasshoppers have in common? Learn the honey bee dance. Make your own crazy insect that has all the best of bugs.

●3 Super KidsAges3-5Decorate a mask, catch a villain, remove the bombs and walk an obstacle course to save the city.

PreschoolDates Days Ages Time Title Location Cost Number

Jun26-30 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●1 MagicalMakeBelieve Amazon $64 #123970

Jul3-7 MWThF 3-5 9a-12p ●2 Bugs! Amazon $50 #123971

3-5 9a-12p ●3 Super Kids PeteBarn $51.20 #125838

Jul5-7 W-F 4-5 9a-2p ●4 Dino-Mighty Sheldon $64 #124703

Jul10-14 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●5 Dinosaurs Amazon $64 #123978

3-5 9a-12p ●6 Ready-Set-Go PeteBarn $64 #125841

4-5 9a-2p ●7 OceanCommotion Sheldon $106 #124704

Jul17-21 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●8 OceanAdventures Amazon $64 #123972

3-5 9a-12p ●9 JoyfulMusic&Movement PeteBarn $64 #125842

4-5 9a-2p ●10 LandofEnchantment Sheldon $106 #124705

Jul24-28 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●11 Superheroes Amazon $64 #123973

3-5 9a-12p ●12 EdibleFun PeteBarn $64 #125843

4-5 9a-2p ●13 AnimalFantastic Sheldon $106 #124706

Jul31-Aug4 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●14 Pirate Treasure Amazon $64 #123974

3-5 9a-12p ●15 OutofThisWorld PeteBarn $64 #125844

4-5 9a-2p ●16 Buggin’Out Sheldon $106 #124707

Aug7-11 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●17 MessyCamp Amazon $64 #123975

3-5 9a-12p ●18 Traveling PeteBarn $62 #125845

4-5 9a-2p ●19 MarvelousMonsters Sheldon $106 #124708

Aug14-18 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●1 MagicalMakeBelieve Amazon $64 #123979

3-5 9a-12p ●20 Tropical Paradise PeteBarn $62 #125839

4-5 9a-2p ●21 ExploretheOutdoors Sheldon $106 #124709

Aug21-25 M-F 3-5 9a-12p ●22 I Spy Amazon $64 #123976

3-5 9a-12p ●23 ExpressYourself PeteBarn $62 #125840

4-5 9a-2p ●24 Friends&FamilyWeek Sheldon $106 #124710

●4 Dino-MightyAges4-5We have three days to explore all things dinosaur and enjoy a visit from Zany Zoo Pets. Dino-digs, painting and a super fun obstacle course await.

●5 DinosaursAges3-5Visit the time of the dinosaurs and be a dinosaur explorer. The room will become a jungle where you hunt for fossils. See the volcano explode and hatch your own dinosaur egg.

●6 Ready-Set-GoAges3-5Get ready for a lot of action and fun. Wear your good outdoor shoes for running, climbing, crawling and stomping. Get out all those wiggles and jiggles.

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●7 Ocean Commotion – Mr. Russ the Science GuyAges4-5Discover wiggly and squiggly ocean creatures and make your own imaginarium. Of course, an ocean week isn’t complete without sand crafts and sea shells.

●8 Ocean AdventuresAges3-5Find starfish and shells in the homemade tide pool. Visit the whales and dolphins that live in the sea. Make a hermit crab house with inspiration from Eric Carle’s A House for Hermit Crab.

●9 Joyful Music & MovementAges3-5Joins us as we make music and do some dancing. We’ll explore making music tapping on water glasses and using various instruments.

●10 Land of Enchantment – Enchanting Party Ages4-5

Our sweet dragon, Spiffniffily, likes to leave us clues to adventures. Our week-long scavenger hunt might lead to an enchanting party.

●11 SuperheroesAges3-5Make a costume and make up a story about your favorite hero. Play being a superhero and use your super powers for good.

●12 Edible FunAges3-5

Join us this week as we have some fun with food. We’ll make and decorate dirt cups, make individual pizzas, paint waffles to eat and more.

●13 Animal Fantastic – EPD K-9Ages4-5There are so many animals to discover and we are coloring, drawing and creating creatures of our own. The City of Eugene K-9 unit visits us too.

●14 Pirate TreasureAges3-5Aaarrr, matey. Talk like a pirate, make costumes and a pirate ship. Hunt for hidden treasure on the secret island.

●15 Out of This WorldAges3-5

It’s out of this world fun this week. Star constellations, painted comets, alien puppets and a little moonwalking. Decorate and hunt for moon rocks.

●16 Buggin’ Out – Mr. Russ the Science GuyAges4-5Bugs, butterflies and bees are creating a buzz in our preschool room. Explore the amazing world of bugs and enjoy a worms in dirt treat too.

●17 Messy CampAges3-5

This is definitely the messiest camp ever. Ride the make-a-mess slip-n-slide. Paint with spaghetti, ice cubes and cream. Be sure to wear old clothes that can get stained and messy.

●18 TravelingAges3-5This week we will take some pretend vacations and play with various modes of transportation. We’ll use cars, trucks and campers. We have an awesome set of wooden train tracks and trains. We’ll make paper airplanes to fly and tin foil boats to float.

●19 Marvelous Monsters – Movie DayAges4-5Monster crafts, monster tag and a monster movie highlight our week. Of course our monsters are friendly and we are taking summer pictures to show how cute we are.

●●20 Tropical ParadiseAges3-5Wear a lei and join us for some fishing and hula hooping. We will limbo, decorate surfboards, make a flip-flop cookie and enjoy some pineapple upside down cake.

●21 Explore the Outdoors – Guest StorytellerAges4-5Make sun prints and clothespin magnets as well as learn about microscopes. Also go on nature walks.

●22 I SpyAges3-5Every day there will be a new secret to uncover. Be a detec-tive, make a spyglass and use it to find the hidden secrets.

●23 Express YourselfAges3-5Express yourself through art, dancing and dress-up. Make up stories to share using props.

●24 Friends & Family Week – BBQAges4-5

We end our summer with a festive lunch with our friends and family. We are making scrapbooks, self-portraits and finger paint art to share.

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ElementaryDates Days Ages Time Title Location Cost Number

Jun26-30 M-F 6-11 7:30a-6p ●1 WalkWildSide–WildlifeSafari Sheldon $155 #124693

7-14 9a-3:45p ●2 Swim&TennisCamp EchoHollow $150 #124508

9-11 9a-3:30p ●3 AmericanSchoolofWizardry Amazon $170 #125410

Jul3-7 MWThF 6-8 9a-3:30p ●4 Bugs!! Amazon $115 #123984

6-11 7:30a-6p ●5 CottageGroveLake MorseFarm $124 #124005

7-14 9a-3:45p ●2 Swim&TennisCamp SheldonPool $120 #125380

9-11 9a-3:30p ●6 VEXIQRobotics Amazon $136 #124535

Jul5-7 W-F 6-11 7:30a-6p ●7 Rec&Roll–ScavengerHunt Sheldon $93 #124694

Jul10-14 M-F 6-8 9a-3:30p ●8 LittleWizards Amazon $144 #123985

6-11 7:30a-6p ●9 EnchantedForest MorseFarm $155 #124006

6-11 7:30a-6p ●10 RidingtheRails–AMTRAK Sheldon $155 #124695


9-11 9a-3:30p ●6 VEXIQRobotics Amazon $170 #124536

9-12 9a-12p ●11 UltimateDiscCamp Amazon $100 #125545

Jul17-21 M-F 6-8 9a-3:30p ●12 AliceinWonderland Amazon $144 #123986

6-8 10a-4p ●13 FullMoonRising RiverHouse $245 #125574

6-11 7:30a-6p ●14 Sailing&Swimming MorseFarm $155 #124007

6-11 7:30a-6p ●15 SandCastles–Honeyman Sheldon $155 #124696

8-10 10a-4p ●16 AdventureBikeCamp RiverHouse $210 #125747

9-12 9a-3:30p ●17 NatureArt Amazon $144 #124533

Jul18-21 T-F 7-14 9a-3:45p ●2 Swim&TennisCamp SheldonPool $150 #125381

Jul24-28 M-F 6-8 9a-3:30p ●18 JediSaga Amazon $144 #123987

6-11 7:30a-6p ●19 BeachFortsinFlorence MorseFarm $155 #124009

6-11 7:30a-6p ●20 LargerthanLife–Police/Fire Sheldon $155 #124697



9-11 9a-3:30p ●21 JediSaga:AgentsofChaos Amazon $170 #124540

Jul31-Aug4 M-F 6-8 9a-3:30p ●22 Messy Amazon $144 #123988

6-11 7:30a-6p ●23 OntheRiver–Rafting MorseFarm $155 #124008

6-11 7:30a-6p ●24 CharacterCatchers–AmzPool Sheldon $155 #124698

7-11 1-5p ●25 TreeClimbingCamp RiverHouse $220 #125580


9-11 9a-12p ●26 ComputerProgramming,Beg Amazon $72 #125421

9-11 9a-3:30p ●27 Bookmaking&Comics Amazon $144 #124532

9-11 1-4p ●28 TabletopRolePlayingGames Amazon $72 #125425

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Aug7-11 M-F 6-8 9a-3:30p ●29 NeverlandwithPeterPan Amazon $144 #123989


6-11 7:30a-6p ●30 DiscoveryVillage MorseFarm $155 #124012

6-11 7:30a-6p ●31 Yummm!–PieFactoryTour Sheldon $155 #124699


9-11 9a-3:30p ●32 TheGrieve:ZombieStory Amazon $170 #124537

Aug14-18 M-F 5-12 9a-12p ●33 ChallengerBritSoccerCamp PeteBPark $149 #125834

6-8 9a-3:30p ●34 OceanTides Amazon $144 #123990

6-11 7:30a-6p ●35 SafariSam’s MorseFarm $155 #124010

6-11 7:30a-6p ●36 FloatingFun–RaftMcKenzie Sheldon $155 #124700

7-11 1-5p ●25 TreeClimbingCamp RiverHouse $220 #125579


8-16 9a-4p ●33 ChallengerBritSoccerCamp PeteBPark $209 #125835

8-16 1-4p ●33 ChallengerBritSoccerCamp PeteBPark $149 #125836

9-11 9a-3:30p ●37 Dragon Warrior Amazon $170 #124538

Aug21-25 M-F 6-8 9a-3:30p ●38 AVeryFrozenSummer Amazon $144 #123991

6-11 7:30a-6p ●39 FallCreekLake MorseFarm $155 #124011

6-11 7:30a-6p ●40 It’saRap–RaptorCenter Sheldon $155 #124701


9-12 9a-3:30p ●41 Clay&Sculpture Amazon $144 #124534

Aug28-Sep1M-F 6-11 7:30a-6p ●42 Skate World MorseFarm $155 #124013

●1 Walk on the Wild Side–Wildlife SafariAges6-11

We’re bearly able to contain our excitement in anticipation of this fun week on safari. We’ve got striped and spotted crafts, bison b-ball and elephant-sized games. Trust us, we’re not lion. It’s going to be a wildly fun week.

●2 Swim & Tennis CampAges7-14

Learn the basics of tennis, competitive swimming and water polo. Should be able to swim 25 yards.

●3 American School of WizardryAges9-11Calling all wizards! Shake out your capes, brush up on your spells and join in another season of creativity, imagination and magic. Daily quidditch practice, spells, languages, runes, wands and more with the remarkable Professor Vulpes.

●4 Bugs!!Ages6-8Insects are all around us in everyday life but do you

really know about them? What do ants, butterflies and grasshoppers have in common? Make a bug catcher and set up a bug zoo. Build your own fantastical bug.

●5 Cottage Grove LakeAges6-11Kick back and relax. Summer is all fun and games. Swim, paddleboard and fly kites at the lake. Crafts, games, visit a local park and swim at Amazon pool.

●6 VEX IQ RoboticsAges9-11This is a rich and exciting introduction to robotics. Teams of students will be tasked with designing and building a robot to play against other teams in a game-based engineering challenge. Teams will compete in up to three levels of competition: teamwork challenge, robot skills challenge and programming skills challenge. No previous robotics or programming experience necessary.

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●7 Rec & Roll – Scavenger HuntAges6-11Our campers are surprising other youth camps and City programs with a bus full of Rec fun. Then we roll to the next site. We’re bring magic moments to camp and sharing it with others. (Parents can call to get a list of sites.)

●8 Little WizardsAges6-8Make your own wands, potions and flying broomsticks. All magical children get to hone their skills here at the American School for Junior Witches and Wizards. All you need is your imagination and we will provide the spark of magic to send you soaring on an enchanted adventure.

●9 Enchanted ForestAges6-11Magic, imagination and play are the themes. There will also be a trip to Enchanted Forest. Enjoy crafts and games, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool.

●10 Riding the Rails – AMTRAK to AlbanyAges6-11We are hopping aboard AMTRAK for a train ride to Albany. After a few hours enjoying a nearby park, we will head back to Eugene. And of course, we will have train-themed activities all week too.

●11 Ultimate Disc CampAges9-12

Learn basic field skills, throwing the disc properly and foundations of self-officiating. Learn through play. Taught by a local certified Ultimate coach.

●12 Alice in WonderlandAges6-8

Follow our own Alice down the rabbit hole to Wonderland. There will be a Merry Unbirthday Bash. Tea with Alice and her friends. What are Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum up to? You may find yourself in a card game in which you are one of the cards!

●13 Full Moon Rising Ages6-8&8-10Experience an outdoor adventure every day, from rafting to tree climbing and everything in between.

●14 Sailing & SwimmingAges6-11Learn about sailing and water safety at Fern Ridge Reservoir. Enjoy crafts and games, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool.

●15 Sand Castles – Honeyman DunesAges6-11Roll down dunes, run up them and build upon them. Enjoy the Honeyman dunes with a week of sandy crafts, sandy relays and more.

●16 Adventure Bike CampAges8-10

Biking adventure for youth includes riding the river path, trying the obstacle course, swimming, mountain biking and rafting the Willamette River via a bike shuttle.

●17 Nature ArtAges9-11Use your love of nature to create art. Search out the environment around you for creative materials. Discover the visual wonder of Andy Goldsworthy and take his inspiration to make natural sculptures outside.

●18 Jedi SagaAges6-8Welcome to the Jedi Training Academy. It’s time to develop your skills and learn the ways of the Force. As a part of your training, you will receive padawan robes, utility belts and your own lightsaber. Jedi masters will teach you how to protect the galaxy from injustice.

●19 Beach Forts in FlorenceAges6-11Fly kites and build forts on the wild empty beach of the North Jetty in Florence. There will be crafts, games, a visit to a local park and swimming at Amazon Pool.

●20 Larger than Life – Police/Fire & BBQAges6-11

Learn about City of Eugene Police and Fire. Tours, visits from the K-9s, bicycle safety rodeo and a barbecue celebrate our local heroes. We have also added life-sized games to add to the fun.

●21 Jedi Saga: Agents of ChaosAges9-11Young Jedi tangle with smugglers, Hutts and Sith as they race to stop Crius. Will the prophecy of destruction be fulfilled or will you and your fellow knights have the strength and courage to stop the power of the Golem?

●22 MessyAges6-8Be ready to get messy. Experiment with everyday ingredients to make them fizz, splatter and pop. You’ll make slime and gak as well as exploding chalk and a paint balloon toss to wrap up the week. Be sure to only wear clothes that can get stained and dirty.

●23 On the River – RaftingAges6-11Learn about rivers, water safety and water games. Ages 6-8

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float the Willamette, ages 9-11 on the McKenzie. Visit a local park and swim at Amazon pool.

●24 Character Catchers – Amazon PoolAges6-11We are discovering our personal strengths this week. Each camper will receive an individualized report and learn more about their unique abilities.

●25 Tree Climbing CampAges7-11

Spend an exciting week outdoors, climbing trees 3 days, hiking 1 day and spending a day rafting the Willamette.

●26 Computer Programming, BeginningAges9-11Create computer games. Using Scratch, a graphical programming language developed at MIT, learn fundamental programming concepts. No programming experience required. Bring your own laptop and mouse.

●27 Bookmaking & ComicsAges9-11Everyone has a good story to tell. Develop a storyline for your book, comic or graphic novel. Learn to use a variety of methods including drawing, painting and collage. Bind your book to create the finished product.

●28 Tabletop Role Playing GamesAges9-11Live action role playing mixes with table top games through the brilliant guidance of the original Amazon Grand Master. Help to create a unique storytelling experience full of courageous exploits and ingenious solutions.

●29 Neverland with Peter PanAges6-8

Come fly with us as we try to help Peter Pan escape the clutches of Captain Hook. Together we will protect magic from Hook and his pirates. But beware! Hook may try to get your help to defeat Peter.

●30 Discovery VillageAges6-11Fun exploration and science. Make gak, potions and roller coasters. Have fun at the A.C. Gilbert Children’s Museum in Salem. Visit a local park and swim at Amazon pool.

●31 Yummm! – Pie Company Factory TourAges6-11

We are touring the Willamette Valley Pie Company factory and then making our own pies. Campers will also make vegetable bugs and other healthy snacks. And, let’s not forget our mud pie contest.

●32 The Grieve: A Zombie Survival Story Ages9-11

The crew of the damaged space barge, Destino, find an ancient starship floating dead in space. When they scavenge for parts they discover the destroyer isn’t empty after all. As the crew fights to protect themselves from attack, they realize that they are trapped inside the ship with an even deadlier threat.

●33 Challenger British Soccer CampAges5-12&8-16

British Soccer Camps provide players of all ages and abilities with high-level soccer coaching from a team of international experts. Register online directly with Challenger at www.challengersports.com/tours and receive a free jersey.

●34 Ocean TidesAges6-8Did you know that a cuttlefish can change colors at will? Or that there’s a walking flower underwater called a sea lily? That’s just two of the unknown gems that lurk in the depths of the ocean. Discover more about our friends in the sea.

●35 Safari Sam’sAges6-11Explore the jungle gym at Safari Sam’s Family Fun. Enjoy crafts and games, visit a park and swim at Amazon Pool.

●36 Floating Fun – Rafting the McKenzieAges6-11

All things water this week with rubber duck races, water balloon tosses and water colors. DIY water cups will keep us cool, too.

●37 Dragon WarriorAges9-11The sensei challenges you to an adventure of serious play. Through martial arts moves, spiritual knowledge and fantastical travel to Japan, China and India, create your own philosophy of humble heroism and daring. Learn about boldness and honor with the legendary Furious Five.

●38 A Very Frozen SummerAges6-8Snow in the summer? That’s right. Sing along to your favorite songs. Build an Olaf. Toboggan in your swim suit. Don’t hold back anymore, be one with the ice in summer.

●39 Fall Creek LakeAges6-11Winberry State Park and Fall Creek Recreation Area offer some of the best summer swimming in Oregon. There’ll be games, a visit to a local park and swimming at Amazon Pool.

●40 It’s A Rap – Raptor CenterAges6-11All campers will rap and sing on a professional recording with Songs of Love (www.songsoflove.org). Our recording will be sent to a child who is experiencing a medical, emotional or physical challenge.

●41 Clay & SculptureAges9-11Venture into the world of sculpture. Learn the many ways to make images both real and imaginary including using clay, found materials and paper. Let your imagination take form in 3 dimensions.

●42 Skate WorldAges6-11

Last camp of the summer. Field trip is to Skateworld in Springfield. Family barbecue on Friday. Enjoy crafts, games a visit to a local park and swimming at Amazon Pool.

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Jun26-30 M-F 11-13 9a-4p ●1 4Rs–Ropes/Rock/Ride/Raft RiverHouse $255 #125583

11-18 10a-4p ●2 KayakWhitewater RiverHouse $255 #125508

12-15 9a-3:30p ●3 Counselor-In-Training Amazon $144 #124542

Jul5-7 W-F 9-17 9a-12p ●4 DanceAroundtheWorld PeteBarn $100 #125587

10-13 9a-4p ●5 MountainBike,Beginning RiverHouse $130 #125754

11-13 9a-4p ●6 Stand-UpPaddleboard RiverHouse $180 #125698

11-15 8:30a-3:30p ●7 Fishing&Feasting,Beginning Amazon $125 #124546

Jul10-14 M-F 10-18 9a-4p ●8 GraphicDesign PeteBarn $160 #125589

11-13 9a-4p ●9 GirlsSUPOvernight RiverHouse $310 #125588

11-18 9a-4:30p ●10 LearntoSail,Beginning RiverHouse $265 #124674

11-18 10a-4p ●11 KayakWhitewater,Beginning RiverHouse $255 #125509

12-21 9:30a-4:30p ●12 SummerQuestCamp* WashPark $185 #125670

Jul17-21 M-F 7-18 9a-1p ●13 Skateboard CalYoungMS$130 #125728

9-16 9a-4p ●14 Opal’sFriendsOutdoorArts PeteBarn $160 #125691

11-15 9a-3:30p ●15 JediSaga:AgentsofChaos Amazon $170 #125419



Jul19-21 W-F 11-15 8a-3:30p ●16 Fishing&Feasting,Intermed Amazon $125 #124547

Jul24-28 M-F 10-16 9a-3:30p ●17 FashionCamp PeteBarn $160 #125678

11-13 9a-4p ●1 4Rs–Ropes/Rock/Ride/Raft RiverHouse $255 #125582

11-18 9a-4:30p ●18 Sailing,Intermediate RiverHouse $265 #124678

11-18 10a-4p ●11 KayakWhitewater,Beginning RiverHouse $255 #125510

12-15 9a-3:30p ●3 Counselor-In-Training Amazon $144 #124543


14-20 9a-4p ●19 CommunicatingforPeace PeteBarn $160 #125694


●1 Four Rs – Ropes/Rock/Ride/RaftAges11-13Experience an outdoor adventure every day. Includes rock climbing, rafting, mountain biking, kayaking and the Challenge Course.

●2 Kayak Whitewater –Inflatables & Sit-on-TopsAges11+A welcoming class for beginners taught using inflatable and sit-on-top kayaks. Start on flat water, move to the Willamette River and then have a grand finale on the McKenzie River. Learn the basics of kayaking and river safety skills. Equipment provided.

●3 Counselor-In-Training Ages12-15Learn the leadership skills a camp counselor needs. Support- ive mentors will teach the fundamentals of being a summer camp leader. Through community service, learn to be part of a team. Work with children to develop and teach games and activities for them. There will be a field trip Friday.

●4 Dance Around the World Ages9-17Take a dance journey from Hawaiian hula to African dance and even more. Make beautiful moves and new friends. A perfect dance sampler for the explorative dancer.

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Youth Camps

Dates Days Ages Time Title Location Cost Number

Jul30-Aug6 Su-Sa14-18 Overnight ●20 CultureJam OCFSite $450 #125837

Jul31-Aug4 M-F 7-18 9a-1p ●13 Skateboard CalYoungMS$130 #125729

10-16 9a-4p ●21 Lights,Camera,Action PeteBarn $160 #125693




Aug2-4 W-F 12-16 Overnight ●22 OvernightRiverTrip RiverHouse $200 #125559

Aug7-11 M-F 10-15 9a-4p ●23 QuestfortheTribes PeteBarn $190 #125683

11-13 10a-4p ●24 AdventureBike RiverHouse $210 #125748

11-15 9a-12p ●25 Archery Amazon $100 #125544


11-18 10a-4p ●26 GirlsKayakWhitewater,Beg RiverHouse $255 #125511


Aug11-13 F-Su 13+ Overnight ●27 Surfing,Girls/WomenOnly RiverHouse $285 #124925

Aug14-18 M-F 10-18 9a-4p ●28 MuralJuxtaposition PeteBarn $160 #125591


11-18 10a-4p ●29 KayakWhitewater,Advanced RiverHouse $255 #125512

12-18 8a-6p ●30 SkateboardOregonOvernight WJSkatepark $275 #125742


Aug21-25 M-F 7-14 9a-3:45p ●31 Swim&TennisCamp EchoHollow $150 #124507

9-13 9a-3:30p ●32 InLimelight:MusicalTheatre Amazon $144 #124541

10-17 9a-4p ●33 LiveActionRolePlaying PeteBarn $160 #125695


11+ 9a-3p ●34 BassCamp,Beginning WOWHall $200 #125681


13-18 Overnight ●35 KayakDeschutesWhitewater RiverHouse $540 #125514

13-18 Overnight ●36 RaftDeschutesWhitewater RiverHouse $540 #125515

Aug24-25 Th-F 12-15 Overnight ●37 OvernightCampingforTeens Amazon $175 #125531

Aug28-Sep1M-F 7-14 9a-3:45p ●31 Swim&TennisCamp SheldonPool $150 #125383

7-18 9a-1p ●38 Skateboard,GirlsOnly CalYoungMS$130 #125740


13+ 10a-4p ●39 BassCamp,Advanced TracktownSt $200 #125690

11-14 10a-4p ●40 MountainBikeOvernight RiverHouse $250 #125753

Aug29-Sep1Tu-F 12-21 9:30a-4:30p●12 SummerQuestCamp* WashPark $185 #125677

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Youth Camps●5 Mountain Bike, BeginningAges10-13Learn the fundamentals of mountain biking, including bike handling skills, trail etiquette and maintenance. Bring a well-maintained trail bike. Loaner bikes available if needed.

●6 Stand-Up PaddleboardAges11-13

Visit several local lakes and learn to stand-up paddleboard.

●7 Fishing & Feasting, BeginningAges11-15Learn and practice the fine art of fishing. From casting to cooking, turn the majestic McKenzie River rainbow trout into a feast fit for a king. Cook lunch in a Dutch oven with food gathered and caught from the wild. Safety, stewardship and sustainability will accompany respect during our time in nature. All equipment provided. Ages 12+ require a fishing license.

●8 Graphic DesignAges10-18

Let’s make sharp posters, eye-catching logos and screen print t-shirts. We will use design principles of layout, balance and color. There will be field trips and a camper art show. Bring your imagination.

●9 Girls Stand-up PaddleboardOvernightAges11-13This is an all-girls stand-up paddleboarding week. The first 2 days of camp will include exploring nearby lakes. The last 3 days will be overnight camping and SUPing at a coastal lake. Required pre-trip meeting July 26 at 4 p.m. at River House Outdoor Center.

●10 Learn to Sail, BeginningAges11-18Learn to sail. Five days on the water and you’ll be skipper-ing your own boat.

●11 Kayak Whitewater, BeginningAges11+Class taught using hard-shell whitewater kayaks. Hone your skills on flat water, move to the Willamette River and then have a grand finale on the McKenzie River. Learn the basics of kayaking and river safety skills. Equipment provided.

●12 Summer Quest CampAges12-21

Experience outdoor, swimming, trips and projects while developing friendships and life skills. Designed for individuals who benefit from extra support within school, recreation and community settings. Must be enrolled in secondary education for 2016-17 academic year.

●13 SkateboardAges7-18

Park skateboarding for all abilities. Increase confidence and skill in the park at Cal Young and WJ skateparks.

●14 Opal’s Friends Outdoor ArtsAges9-16Scout beauty outdoors and turn it into visual art and poetry. Campers will get to know Opal Whiteley, a young natural- ist from the turn of the century who had many friends from the animal kingdom. We will visit waterfalls, rivers and the ocean. Bring your sense of wonder.

●15 Jedi Saga: Agents of ChaosAges11-15Jedi find themselves wrapped up in a dangerous dilemma in the Outer Rim. A mysterious dark cult, the Hutts and an ancient prophecy are an explosive combination.

●16 Fishing & Feasting, IntermediateAges11-15If you have taken the beginning fishing camp, or have some experience and would like to learn more, this is the camp for you. Learn where the big fish hide in the river. Apply different casting techniques and knots as well as ethical treatment of this amazing natural resource. All equipment provided. Ages 12+ require a fishing license.

●17 Fashion CampAges10-16

Fashion is our passion. Learn how to design your own cloth-ing, starting from the basics of how to use a sewing machine. We will visit local fashion designers and have a camper fashion show. Bring your creativity.

●18 Sailing, IntermediateAges11-18Advance your skills on the water. Add the jib to further maximize fun. For sailors who have completed Learn to Sail, Beginning or have some experience.

●19 Communicating for PeaceAges14-20Would you like to improve your ability to listen better to others, express what’s important to you and peacefully resolve conflicts? Have fun, make new friends and learn valuable skills that can help you throughout your entire life. Inspired by the book Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life by Marshall Rosenberg.

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Youth Camps●20 Culture JamAges14-18

Explore your creativity with an amazing team of imagina-tive leaders. Unleash your power to make a difference. Food is included. Register with Oregon Country Fair at 541-465-2230. Returning campers register April 1-15. New campers register April 15-May 1. Scholarships are available.

●21 Lights, Camera, ActionAges10-16

Create your own blockbuster! Campers will step into the role of director, actress/actor, or camera operator. We will shoot on location in the Eugene area and produce a short film from script to costumes to editing in one week. Bring your creative vision.

●22 Overnight River Trip –Camping on IslandsAges12-16No experience necessary. Float through the McKenzie and Willamette rivers confluence, camping two nights on islands along the way. Participants paddle inflatable kayaks, sit-on-tops and standup paddleboards. River gear, food and transportation provided. Bring your own camping gear. License needed if you want to fish. Required pre-trip meeting July 31 at 5:30 p.m. at River House Outdoor Center.

●23 Quest for the TribesAges10-15Learn Native American traditions and go on adventures. Explore Brice Creek, sail at Fern Ridge, raft the McKenzie River, get a bird’s eye view at the Spencer Butte Challenge Course and kayak at Honeyman. Bring reverence for nature.

●24 Adventure BikeAges11-13This biking adventure for youth includes riding the river path, swimming, mountain biking and rafting the Willamette River via bike shuttle.

●25 ArcheryAges11-15Five intensive days introducing you to the sport of archery. Learn safety, respect and focus as you practice. Build skills in balance, concentration and precision. Lessons include equipment maintenance, technique and range etiquette.

●26 Girls Kayak Whitewater, BeginningAges11+Taught using hard-shell whitewater kayaks. Hone your skills on flat water, move to the Willamette River and then have a grand finale on the McKenzie River. Learn the basics of kayaking and river safety skills. Equipment provided.

●27 Surfing, Girls/Women OnlyAges13+Beginner to advanced instruction covers surfing funda-mentals with a strong emphasis on ocean safety. Must be able to swim and tread water. Camping at the Oregon Coast Friday and Saturday nights at a state park. Required pre-trip meeting August 8 at 7 p.m. at River House Outdoor Center.

●28 Mural JuxtapositionAges10-18

The city is our canvas. We will paint a mural at Petersen Barn. Campers will add their artistic flair and learn large scale outdoor art. We will also go on a mural tour.

●29 Kayak Whitewater, AdvancedAges11+

Next step after Kayak Whitewater, Beginning, learn advanced whitewater skills and safety. Experience Class 1-3 rapids.

●30 Skateboard Oregon OvernightAges12-18Traveling skateboard camp for intermediate to advanced skaters wanting to see new parks in new towns. Overnight camp Wednesday and Thursday. Required pre-trip meeting August 10 at 5:30 p.m. at River House Outdoor Center.

●31 Swim & Tennis CampAges7-14

Learn the basics of tennis, competitive swimming and water polo. Should be able to swim 25 yards.

●32 In the Limelight: Musical TheatreAges9-13Learn all about the work that goes into being in the limelight. There will be singing, dancing and acting. They are the three things that make up musical theatre and what you’ll get a taste of at this camp. Beginners are welcome.

●33 Live Action Role PlayingAges10-17Bring alive your favorite video game elements. Begin at Level 1 and grow your power as you discover a unique class system, armor, foam weapons, spells and more. Gain instruction in martial arts while engaging in exciting foam sparring.

●34 Bass Camp, BeginningAges11+Learn the basics of electronic music production with local pros. We will produce beats, use recording technology and have hands-on synthesizer demonstrations. We will take field trips to Tracktown Studios and Lane Community College MIDI Lab.


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