camps
Take swimming, sports, outdoor adventures, and crafts – mixed with plenty of laughter, loads of new friends, and a generous helping of fun – and you have all the ingredients for a summer to remember. Think these good old-fashioned traditional summer camps are hard to find? Think again. Brooklyn is home to
A Summer Adventure
Sheepshead Bay is extraordinary because most of the camps have private swimming pools and huge gymnasiums. Just beyond Sheepshead Bay, in the Rockaways, we have a listing of Family Camps [/types-of-camps/family-camps] and Surf Camps [/types-of-camps/surf-camps]. Mill Basin Day Camp [http://www.millbasindaycamp.com/default.asp] 5945 Strickland Avenue,
Kings Bay Y at North Wiliamsburg
Open house season is wrapping up. Manhattan Beach Summer Camp is holding the last open house of the year. This week Manhattan Beach Summer Camp [http://www.mbsummercamp.com/] 60 West End Avenue, Manhattan Beach, Sheepshead Bay Contact: info@mbsummercamp.com [info@mbsummercamp.com], (347) 788-8669 [tel:%28347%29%20788-8669]
Camp Gan Kadima
Does your child have a nut allergy or sensory issues? Is your child bright but communicates in sign language? Read on. Here are camps for you. Kings Bay Y at Windsor Terrace [http://www.ywindsorterrace.camp/] 1224 Prospect Ave (at Vanderbilt) Kensington, Park Slope, South Slope, North Slope, Ditmas Park
Jewish Community House
We’ve found 5 camps that meet the needs of all children. Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst [http://www.jchb.org/special-needs-camp/] 7802 Bay Parkway Julia Bogatykh [http://www.jchb.org/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&catid=80&id=26-julia-bogatykh] , 718-331-6800 ext. 163 There isn’
Brooklyn Arts Exchange
Presidents’ week mid-winter recess is fast approaching. We’ve found 14 Brooklyn camps that still have spots available and are sure to be tons of fun. ArtsBarking Cat Studio [http://www.barkingcatstudio.net/workshops-presdayweekcamp.html] 216 Greenwood Avenue, Windsor Terrace, 718-686-1132 Ages 5-10 Artists use the city as inspiration. In