Eugene Rec Summer Camps 2022 by City of Eugene

Youth Camps A camp for every child Eugene Rec summer camps offer youth the opportunity to explore what they love, learn new skills and forge lasting friendships in a safe, supportive environment. With an astonishing breadth of activities, we truly have a camp for every child! How do I sign up? Register online or through any Eugene Rec community center or pool. Some camps may accept a deposit to reserve your child’s place. Contact the center for details. What if my child needs accommodations? All camps are open to all children regardless of ability. We take a team approach to include children who require extra support, with camper safety as our number one priority. For more information or to �ill out an inclusion request form please visit GetRec.org/recinclusion. Please give us two weeks notice. For more information see page 6. Quest Camps are speci�ically designed for youth with disabilities; see pages 85 ● 87 ● 94 ● 97 ● 101 . 32-34, camps ●

What else do I need to know? We must have a current Summer Camp Health Form on �ile for all campers. Forms are available at GetRec.org/camp. Read the description of your selected camp carefully and plan accordingly – you may need to pack a lunch or sunscreen for your child. Complete information packets, including detailed schedules, will be emailed out after registration. COVID-19 precautions All camps follow state guidelines and community health best practices. Comprehensive information about program guidelines and protocols will be included in the information packet emailed before the �irst day of camp. Finding the right camp for your child Matching your child’s personality and interests is an important part of choosing the right camp. Consider the camp’s staffto-child ratio, level of activity and the total number of kids to determine which camp environment best suits your child’s personality and temperament. For more information about each camp, call the facility and speak with our staff. GetRec.org

Youth Camps

Camp Centers Adaptive Rec at Hilyard Community Center 2580 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 For more information please call 541-682-5311

Our camps are designed for youth who bene�it from extra support within school, recreation and community settings. If you would like to register please place your camper on the interest list. We will be calling patrons back in order from the interest list to complete registration as available.

Quest Camps Ages 12-21 Experience nature, art and service projects, care for animals and develop friendships and life skills. These are week-long morning camps. Camps run 8:30a-12:30p

Quest Adventures Ages 12+ Love the outdoors? Adaptive Recreation partners with the River House Outdoor Center for some watercraft and social pursuits. These are one-day afternoon camps.

Amazon Youth Camps Ages 12-15 A variety of camps from arts to outdoors are offered at different locations throughout the summer. Designed for teens who are looking for interesting and new experiences and for those who just want to do what they love. Camps times vary No extended care

Camps run 1-5p on Tuesdays

Petersen Barn Community Center

Amazon Community Center

870 Berntzen Rd., Eugene 97402 For more information please call 541-682-5521

2700 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 You can register online or call 541-682-5373

Art instructors and Rec staff provide a safe and fun summer. Campers should bring lunch, water bottle and sunscreen.

Amazon Arts Preschool Camps Ages 3-5 Each week of camp has a theme to create a focus for the fun. Experienced staff provide a safe and stimulating environment. Campers should be potty trained. Camps run 9a-12p Extended care 8-9a Extended care requires registration & fee, and child must be registered for an Amazon camp. To register please call at least one week before camp starts.

Amazon Arts Elementary Camps Ages 6-8 & 9-11 Imagine, play and create! Camps offer a wide variety of choices including dance, role playing games, art, theater, design and engineering. Active outside games and swimming add to the arts experience. Camps run 9a-3:30p unless otherwise noted Extended care 8-9a & 3:30-5:30p Extended care requires registration & fee, and child must be registered for an Amazon camp. To register please call at least one week before camp starts.

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Summer Play Adventures Ages 3-5 Have a summer of adventure! Play games, create works of art, explore and sing. Each week we will explore a unique theme. Daily snacks are provided. Camps run 9a-12p

Petersen Barn Sports Camps Ages 10-14 Youth will move and explore a variety of sports including court, �ield and water sports. Campers should bring a sack lunch, water bottle, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen. Camps run 9a-2p

Petersen Barn Specialty Camps Ages 9-15 Our specialty camps offer a unique opportunity to explore a particular genre or skill in a safe and supportive environment. Camp ratios are 2 staff: 12 youth. Campers should bring a sack lunch, water bottle and sunscreen. Camps run 9a-4p

Youth Camps River House Outdoor Center 301 N. Adams St., Eugene 97402 For more information please call 541-682-5329

River House Outdoor Camps Ages 7-17 Life is better outdoors! Camps offer a range of activities including biking, kayaking, rafting, rock climbing, sailing, skateboarding, stand-up paddleboarding and more. Camps provide: • Passionate and skilled outdoor leaders who are committed to having “best days ever.” • Programs for almost any age and ability level from beginner to advanced. • Low camper to staff ratios maximize safety and ensure the best possible learning environment. Camp times vary

Sheldon Community Center 2445 Willakenzie Rd., Eugene 97401 For more information please call 541-682-5312

Campers should bring sack lunch, water bottle, sunscreen and a backpack to carry it all. Snacks will be provided.

Preschool Camps at Sheldon Center Ages 3-5 Experienced preschool teachers will guide children through fun and engaging explorations in and around Sheldon Community Center. Each week will include art, outdoor play, nature exploration and water play. Preschool camps are for youth who have been in a care setting previously and are potty trained. Camps run 9a-2p Extended care 8-9a & 2-5:30p Extended care requires registration and fee. To register please call at least one week before camp starts.

Classic Camps at Ascot Park Ages 6-9 Youth will explore, discover and play in a day camp setting. In addition to classic camp activities, activity specialists will lead groups in enriching outdoor, creative and arts-based activities. Camps run 8:30a-5:30p Flexible check in time 8:30-9a Flexible check out time 4-5:30p No late check ins after 9a or early check outs before 4p

Creators Camps at Sheldon Center Ages 9-12 Campers will experience enriching and age-appropriate camp themes and activities that intertwine learning with creative expression. The week will include fun, hands-on projects and exploration of various art forms. Camps run 9a-5:30p Flexible check out time 4-5:30p No late check ins after 9a or early check outs before 4p

Explorers Camps at Alton Baker Park Ages 9-12 Youth will be moving and exploring every day in this outdoors-based camp. Filled with outings at Alton Baker Park, these days will be active and full. Camps run 9a-5:30p Flexible check out time 4-5:30p No late check ins after 9a or early check outs before 4p

Wayne Morse Family Farm & Park 595 Crest Dr., Eugene 97405 For more information please call 541-682-5373

Morse Farm Outdoor Camps Ages 6-11 Our camps offer outdoor play all day long! Recreation staff provide a safe place for participants on 27 acres of woods and meadows. Activities include arts and crafts, group games, sports and board games. Two full days each week are spent on �ield trips, either to a beautiful and fun out-of-town location or to Amazon Pool and a local park. Schedule is subject to change depending on camp theme, �ield trip and weather. Bring a big lunch, a water bottle, sunscreen, swimsuit and a towel. Camps run 8a-5:30p Flexible check in time 8-9a Flexible check out time 4-5:30p No late check ins after 9a or early check outs before 4p

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Preschool Camps

Preschool Dates

Days Ages

Time

# ●

Jun 27-Jul 1

M-F

3-5

9a-12p

Jul 5-8

Tu-F

3-5

Jul 11-15

Jul 18-22

Jul 25-29

Aug 1-5

Aug 8-12

Aug 15-19 Preschool Camps at Amazon & Sheldon have extended care options. Registration and fee required. See pages 22-23.

1 Dinosaurs ●

Aug 22-26

M-F

Location

Cost

Number

1 Dinosaurs ●

Amazon

$68

#20458

9a-12p

2 Bugs ●

Amazon

$55

#20459

3-5

9a-12p

3 Animals Around the World ●

Pete Barn

$55

#20619

3-5

9a-2p

1 Dinosaurs ●

Sheldon

$91

#20717

3-5

9a-12p

4 Dragons & Castles ●

Amazon

$68

#20529

3-5

9a-12p

5 Crazy Science ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20620

3-5

9a-2p

6 Messy Art ●

Sheldon

$113

#20736

3-5

9a-12p

7 Forest Animals ●

Amazon

$68

#20532

3-5

9a-12p

8 We Are All Artists ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20624

3-5

9a-2p

9 Young Chefs ●

Sheldon

$113

#20738

3-5

9a-12p

10 Ocean Tides ●

Amazon

$68

#20533

3-5

9a-12p

11 Dinosaur Dig ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20621

3-5

9a-2p

12 Magical Creatures & Potions ●

Sheldon

$113

#20742

3-5

9a-12p

13 I Spy ●

Amazon

$68

#20535

3-5

9a-12p

14 Garden Exploration ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20625

3-5

9a-2p

15 Science Is Fun! ●

Sheldon

$113

#20747

3-5

9a-12p

16 Messy ●

Amazon

$68

#20537

3-5

9a-12p

17 Under the Sea ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20626

3-5

9a-2p

18 Sheldon Construction ●

Sheldon

$113

#20749

3-5

9a-12p

19 Young Chefs ●

Amazon

$68

#20538

3-5

9a-12p

20 Super Hero Adventure ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20627

3-5

9a-2p

21 Space Camp ●

Sheldon

$113

#20753

3-5

9a-12p

22 Amazon Construction ●

Amazon

$68

#20539

3-5

9a-12p

23 Blast Off ●

Pete Barn

$68

#20630

3-5

9a-2p

24 Animals Around the World ●

Sheldon

$113

#20756

Ages 3-5

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

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We’re going on a bear hunt, making binoculars for our trip through the safari and exploring a variety of animals through songs, books and art projects. 4 Dragons & Castles ●

Ages 3-5

Bugs Ages 3-5 Learn all about the amazing insects that share our world. Join the dragon�ly races, make wings like a butter�ly. Learn how spiders make their webs by making your own human-sized web.

Let your imagination create a magical world of fairies, dragons and heroes. Build castles and make dragons to �ly through the sky.

3 ●

We will have some fun and exciting science projects waiting for you this week. We’ll create a rainbow cloud, make a naked egg and more.

2 ●

Animals Around the World at Pete Barn Ages 3-5 Animals from the savannas to the rainforests, outback, arctic and North America will all get a day to shine this week.

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5 Crazy Science ●

Ages 3-5

Preschool Camps 6 Messy Art ●

Ages 3-5

Get ready to blast into a world of color and messy art. We will explore different media. Make oobleck and create lots of fun art projects. 7 Forest Animals ●

Ages 3-5

The most amazing forest is right here in the Willamette Valley. From the smallest mouse to the great elks of the forest, learn about the animals who live here. 8 We Are All Artists ●

Ages 3-5

Interactive sensory art play! Create tape masterpieces, wacky tie dye shirts and crazy sponge art. We’ll be unlocking our inner artists by using our creative minds! 9 Young Chefs ●

Ages 3-5

Be ready to mix up some yummy food! We will be stirring up and creating fun edible treats. Young chefs will sharpen their cooking skills and learn about nutrition. 10 Ocean Tides ●

Ages 3-5

Find star�ish and shells in the homemade tide pool. Visit whales and dolphins that live in the sea. Make a hermit crab house with inspiration from Eric Carle’s “A House for Hermit Crab.” 11 Dinosaur Dig ●

Ages 3-5

Join us for a prehistoric adventure! Hatch dinosaur eggs, make fossil prints and play in the slimy swamp. Dance to the Dino March and create your own dinosaur mask. 12 Magical Creatures & Potions ●

Ages 3-5

We will enter the world of wizards, fairies, heroes and magical beasts, oh my! We will be creating �izzing potions and magical concoctions. Bring your imagination! 13 I Spy ●

Ages 3-5

There will be a new secret to uncover every day. Be a detective, make a spyglass and use it to �ind the hidden secrets. 14 Garden Exploration ●

Ages 3-5

Come on a garden adventure with us as we plant our own vegetables, make fairy gardens and investigate creepy crawlers. 15 Science Is Fun! ●

Ages 3-5

Enjoy a week of summer science camp with lots of hands-on science activities and play. 16 Messy ●

Ages 3-5

This is de�initely the messiest camp ever. Paint with spaghetti, ice cubes and cream. Be sure to wear old clothes that can get stained and messy.

17 Under the Sea ●

Ages 3-5

Come explore life under the sea with ocean critter crafts and games! Decorate seashells, create a beach in a bottle, and make an ocean landscape. It’s going to be a splash of a time! 18 Sheldon Construction ●

Ages 3-5

Be a builder all week with fun and safe education construction projects. Learn how to safely use assorted tools. 19 Young Chefs ●

Ages 3-5

Learn about nutrition and what our bodies need to be healthy. Practice your chef skills as we explore �inger foods, fruit kabobs and try out other easy recipes. 20 Super Hero Adventure ●

Ages 3-5

Calling all superheroes! Join us for camp if you’re ready to �ind your superpowers, build your super costumes and complete obstacle courses and challenges to save the day. 21 Space Camp ●

Ages 3-5

1, 2, 3, lift off! Join us as we learn, explore and create fun space activities. We will collect moon sand and much more. 22 Amazon Construction ●

Ages 3-5

Use cardboard, tubes, bottles, pipes and string to make treasures that you can take home or take apart. Build giant towers with your friends or make teeny tiny huts just for you. 23 Blast Off ●

Ages 3-5

3, 2, 1, astronauts prepare for liftoff! We are exploring outof-this-world crafts, games and songs. Take a ride on a spaceship, paint a planet and make an alien headband. 24 Animals Around the World at Sheldon ●

Ages 3-5

Are you ready to explore the ocean on the big screen and learn about sea life, virtually climb a tree to see what lives around the world and crawl through caves to see what lives in the dark? We will learn about animals and do hands-on animal projects. GetRec.org

Elementary Camps

Elementary

Camps at Amazon for ages 6-8 & 9-11 have extended care options. Registration and fee required. Camps at Ascot Park, Sheldon, Alton Baker and Morse Farm may have flexible check in and check out times. See pages 22-23.

Dates

Days Ages

Time

# ●

Jun 27-Jul 1

M-F

6-8

9a-3:30p

6-11 8-10

Jul 5-8

Jul 11-15

Tu-F

M-F

Title

Location

Cost

Number

25 Mad Science ●

Amazon

$146

#20461

8a-5:30p

26 Cottage Grove Lake ●

Morse Farm $183

#20556

10a-4:15p

27 Adventure Bike ●

River House $260

#20707

9-11

9a-3:30p

28 Silver: A Zombie Story ●

Amazon

$170

#20460

6-8

9a-3:30p

29 Dinosaur World ●

Amazon

$117

#20543

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 1 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $139

#20204

6-11

8a-5:30p

31 Enchanted Forest ●

Morse Farm $146

#20564

7-17

9a-1p

32 Skateboard ●

CY & WJ**

$136

#20722

9-11

9a-3:30p

33 16 Clues: Unusual Happening ●

Amazon

$136

#20570

9-12

9a-5:30p

34 Creators: Magical Mayhem ●

Sheldon

$153

#20424

9-12

9a-5:30p

35 Explorers: Independent Stay ●

Alton Baker‡ $153

#20211

6-8

9a-3:30p

36 Jedi Academy ●

Amazon

$146

#20544

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 2 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $173

#20228

6-11

8a-5:30p

37 Dorena Lake ●

Morse Farm $183

#20629

8-10

9:45a-4p

38 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20586

9-11

9a-12:30p

39 Dungeon Crawlers ●

Amazon

$70

#20572

9-11

1-5:30p

40 Movie Making ●

Amazon

$90

#20573

9-12

9a-5:30p

41 Creators: Demigod Training ●

Sheldon

$191

#20426

9-12

9a-5:30p

42 Explorers: Walk This Way ●

Alton Baker‡ $191

#20225

River House $180

#20706

Amazon

$146

#20546

Jul 18-20

M-W

9-12

10a-4:15p

43 Three Bs: Bikes, Boats & Birds ●

Jul 18-22

M-F

6-8

9a-3:30p

44 The Messfits ●

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 3 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $173

#20423

6-11

8a-5:30p

45 Lane County Fair ●

Morse Farm $183

#20631

9-11

9a-3:30p

46 Jedi Saga: The Crius Prophecy ●

Amazon

$170

#20574

9-12

9a-5:30p

47 Creators: Around the World ●

Sheldon

$191

#20428

6-8

9a-3:30p

48 Animal Planet ●

Amazon

$146

#20547

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 4 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $173

#20425

Morse Farm $183

#20634

Jul 25-29

M-F

6-11

8a-5:30p

49 Honeyman Park ●

9-11

9a-3:30p

50 Girl Powered VEX IQ & STEM ●

Amazon

$170

#20575

9-12

9a-5:30p

51 Creators: Total Drama Summer! ●

Sheldon

$191

#20429

9-12

9a-5:30p

52 Explorers: Take Me To The River ●

Alton Baker‡ $191

#20351

*Ascot Park, 2800 Bailey Ln. **Cal Young Skatepark, 2555 Gilham Rd., and Washington Jefferson Skatepark, 150 Jefferson St. ‡Alton Baker Park, 200 Day Island Rd.

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Elementary Camps Dates

Days Ages

Time

# ●

Aug 1-5

M-F

6-8

9a-3:30p

53 The Magical Kingdom ●

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 5 8:30a-5:30p ●

6-11

8a-5:30p

8-10

Aug 8-12

Aug 15-19

Aug 22-26

M-F

Aug 29-Sep 2 M-F

25 Mad Science ●

Title

Location

Cost

Number

Amazon

$146

#20548

Ascot Park* $173

#20427

54 Fall Creek ●

Morse Farm $183

#20635

9:45a-4p

38 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20646

9-11

9a-3:30p

55 STEAM ON ●

Amazon

$170

#20576

9-12

9a-5:30p

56 Creators: Superhero Summer ●

Sheldon

$191

#20432

9-12

9a-5:30p

57 Explorers: Are You For Wheels? ●

Alton Baker‡ $191

#20354

6-8

9a-3:30p

58 Secret Agents ●

Amazon

$146

#20549

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 6 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $173

#20430

6-11

8a-5:30p

59 Wildlife Safari ●

Morse Farm $183

#20638

8-10

10a-4:15p

27 Adventure Bike ●

River House $260

#20710

9-11

9a-3:30p

60 Lord of the Rings: The Palantir ●

Amazon

$170

#20578

9-12

9a-5:30p

61 Creators: Camp of Mystery ●

Sheldon

$191

#20433

9-12

9a-5:30p

62 Explorers: Water You Doing ●

Alton Baker‡ $191

#20349

6-8

9a-3:30p

63 Superheroes ●

Amazon

$146

#20568

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 7 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $173

#20431

6-11

8a-5:30p

64 Splash Water Park ●

Morse Farm $183

#20642

8-10

9:45a-4p

38 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20649

9-11

9a-3:30p

65 Visiting Artists Extravaganza ●

Amazon

$170

#20580

9-12

9a-5:30p

66 Creators: Sweet Beats ●

Sheldon

$191

#20435

9-12

9a-5:30p

67 Explorers: Wood You Rather ●

Alton Baker‡ $191

#20358

6-8

9a-3:30p

68 Maker Lab ●

Amazon

$146

#20569

6-9

30 Sheldon Classic Camp Week 8 8:30a-5:30p ●

Ascot Park* $173

#20434

6-11

8a-5:30p

69 Rafting on the River ●

Morse Farm $183

#20643

7-17

9a-1p

32 Skateboard, Girls ●

CY & WJ**

$170

#20725

9-11

9a-3:30p

70 Clay & Sculpture ●

Amazon

$170

#20581

9-12

9a-5:30p

71 Creators: To Rule the World ●

Sheldon

$191

#20437

9-12

9a-5:30p

72 Explorers: EUG Explorations ●

Alton Baker‡ $191

#20421

6-11

8a-5:30p

73 Skating at Parkview ●

Morse Farm $183

#20644

8-10

9:45a-4p

38 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20650

27 Adventure Bike ●

Ages 6-8

Why don’t oil and water mix? Do slime and gloop have anything in common? Use ordinary household items to conduct hands-on experiments about centrifugal force, chemical reactions and gravity. 26 Cottage Grove Lake ●

Ages 6-11

Start your summer off right. Swim, �loat and �ly kites at Cottage Grove Lake. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool.

Ages 8-10

A wheeled adventure camp. Explore the natural world, cruise the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path, design a bike obstacle course and ride trails. Become a safer cyclist by learning basic bike handling, maintenance skills, the rules of road and bike etiquette. See how much fun it is to explore by bike. Throughout the week there will also be fun water activities to keep cool which may include wading, swimming, kayaking and rafting. Speci�ic details will be given as we get closer to camp dates. Registration is limited to one session per participant. GetRec.org

Elementary Camps 28 Silver: A Zombie Story ●

Ages 9-11

Huddled in an abandoned warehouse, survivors must work together to build a new life after much of society has crumbled. Because of the popularity of zombie �ilms, we thought we knew how to survive, but we were wrong. We weren’t prepared for the change that would affect everything. 29 Dinosaur World ●

Ages 6-8

Calling all paleontologists. Join us as we dig into the ancient mysteries of dinosaurs and unearth new discoveries. Search for the rare fossilized dinosaur egg. Learn about plants and animals that you know that existed during the Mesozoic Era. 30 Sheldon Classic Camp ●

Ages 6-9

Youth will explore, discover and play in a day camp setting. In addition to classic camp activities, activity specialists will lead groups in enriching outdoor, creative and arts-based activities. 31 Enchanted Forest ●

Ages 6-11

Use the power of your imagination to create a magical time at Wayne Morse Family Farm and take a trip to the Enchanted Forest. Make crafts and play games, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 32 ●

Skateboard Ages 7-17 Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding. Increase your skills and con�idence starting at Cal Young Skatepark and work up to Washington Jefferson Skatepark. Helmets are required, full pads are recommended. Helmets, pads and boards are available for loan.

33 16 Clues Mystery: ● The Unusual Happening Ages 9-11 What makes you, you? Your team of detectives thought you knew, until you were pulled into a kidnapping case full of puzzling clues, secret codes, hidden rooms and a startling secret that made you question what you thought you knew. To understand you must solve the mystery of “The Unusual Happening” but can you solve it with only 16 clues? 34 Creators: Magical Mayhem ●

Ages 9-12

All witches and wizards are welcome. This week will be all about potions, cloaks, wands, wizard sporting events and �inding your own witch or wizard houses. Prepare for a magical week. 35 Explorers: Independent Stay ●

Ages 9-12

Do you worry about zombies taking over? Do you have what it takes to survive when aliens descend on Earth in search of test subjects? This week, we head to the woods every day to practice things like building shelters, primitive �ire-starting skills and �inding our way to safety. Practice for scenarios both real and imaginary during this week of survival skills. 36 Jedi Academy ●

Ages 6-8

Welcome 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.

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Elementary Camps 37 Dorena Lake ●

Ages 6-11

Enjoy a day �illed with fun activities. Swim, �loat and �ly kites at Baker Bay Park, located on Dorena Lake. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 38 Urban Adventure ●

Ages 8-10

This camp will focus on local adventures using humanpowered transportation. The week is designed to provide youth with dedicated time outside, away from devices and engaged in educational and physical activities. The week will include ropes course style learning, hiking, biking, forest and creek exploration, stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking as weather allows. Registration for this camp is limited to one session per participant. 39 Dungeon Crawlers ●

43 Three Bs: Bikes, Boats & Birds ●

Ages 9-11

The torch sputters out, plunging the party into darkness. Panicked, the Magic-User conjures a sphere of light to push back against the gloom. Hands move nervously to sword hilts as the Thief snaps upright and signals for silence. Snarls of feral beasts surround you. But don’t worry, you’ve got maybe three arrows left, a curdled potion of some kind and half of a poorly drawn map. Piece of cake. Sounds fun, right? Then what are you waiting for? Grab a sword, light a torch and join a crew of foolhardy plunderers on a pen-and-paper role-playing adventure. For maximum retro crunch, the game will be run using the award-winning RPG “Old-School Essentials Advanced Fantasy.” No experience, rule books or dice necessary. 40 Movie Making ●

Ages 9-11

Your challenge: complete a short �ilm in four days. From Monday until Thursday you will learn and apply best practices to complete your mission: brainstorming, script writing, storyboarding, �ilming techniques, working with actors and editing. On Friday you will premiere your �ilm at the Amazon Art Camp Film Festival. 41 Creators: Demigod Training ●

Ages 9-12

Fans of the Percy Jackson series will get to have their very own Camp Half-Blood experience right out of the books. With activities such as capture the �lag, armor creation and the Camp Half-Blood Olympics, it’ll be like living out the stories in one of the best book series of all time. 42 Explorers: Walk This Way ●

Ages 9-12

Nowadays we can just ask our devices for directions. But what if you’re out of cell service and your GPS is dead? This week, we learn the basics of getting “unlost” using maps, compasses and other methods to get around Alton Baker Park. Embark on a scavenger hunt, look for some geocaches and learn how to get back to where you started. Campers should be ready for long walks interrupted by dips in the canoe canal and other water-based fun.

Ages 9-12

Appreciate our local bird population by bicycle and boating activities. Bike to see wetland and meadow birds, visit the Cascades Raptor Center and kayak along the shores of Fern Ridge Reservoir to see water birds. 44 The Messfits ●

Ages 6-8

Playing with the original Mess�its, you will get messy. Play with everyday ingredients to make them �izz, 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. 45 Lane County Fair ●

Ages 6-11

There is entertainment for everyone at the fair: animals, exhibits, ventriloquists, magicians and, of course, the AllAlaskan Racing Pigs. There is so much to do that we won’t be going on the rides on the fairway. Come make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 46 Jedi Saga: The Crius Prophecy ●

Ages 9-11

Seeking safe passage with smugglers, the Jedi �ind themselves wrapped up in a dangerous dilemma in the Outer Rim. Unfortunate involvement with a dark cult, the Hutts and an ancient prophecy could lead to more than the Jedi were prepared for. 47 Creators: Around the World in Five Days Ages 9-12 ●

This camp will be all about exploring other cultures. Each day campers will be immersed in the traditions and the excitement that other countries have to offer without even having to hop on a plane. We’ll try food, listen to music, learn the dances and celebrate cultures from around the globe. 48 Animal Planet ●

Ages 6-8

Learn about the different animals that share our planet. From the artic to the African continent, discover what animals survive best on the ice or in the desert. GetRec.org

Elementary Camps 49 Honeyman Park ●

53 The Magical Kingdom ●

Ages 6-11

Once upon a time in a magical kingdom, there lived a brave and most creative child – that’s you! Act out the story of your favorite character and create a mirror, mirror for your wall. Be one of the lost boys and girls as you explore fairy tales with courage, daring and ingenuity.

Swim, tumble down the dunes and make sandcastles at Cleawox Lake at the coast near Florence. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 50 Girl Powered VEX IQ Robotics ● & STEM Challenges Ages 9-11 The goal of this girl powered camp is to show how exciting it is to be involved with STEM. We will be showcasing examples of how women are changing the world, providing tools for success, and creating a comfortable environment where all students’ con�idence and abilities can �lourish. Led by an allfemale team, girls will design and build robots to use in challenge games, participate in engineering challenges and explore science through hands-on activities. No previous experience is necessary. Open to those who identify as female. 51 Creators: Total Drama Summer! ●

Ages 6-8

Ages 9-12

54 Fall Creek ●

Ages 6-11

Winberry State Recreation Site and Fall Creek Recreation Area offer some of the best summer swimming in Oregon. Come make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 55 STEAM ON ●

Ages 9-11

Hands on explorations in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. Fun, innovative and creative learning through play. 56 Creators: Superhero Summer ●

Ages 9-12

During this week campers will learn about all things theater: the drama, “yes, and …” when improvising, using your voice and collaboration with friends. Campers will work together to create a skit that they will get to perform for their families and friends!

This camp will be focused on superheroes and all things comic book related. Campers will play superhero-themed games, make superhero crafts and engage in lively debates about our favorite superpowered characters. You might even come away from camp with your own superpower.

52 Explorers: Take Me To The River ●

57 Explorers: Are You For Wheels? ●

Ages 9-12

Let us take you to the river and then let us take you down the river. That’s right. Join us for a whitewater rafting and snorkeling adventure this week on one of our lovely local waterways.

Ages 9-12

Walking is cool and all, but it wouldn’t be summer without getting around in other ways. This week, the Explorers get around on wheels. By bus, bike or board, wherever we go, it will be awesome.

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Elementary Camps 65 Visiting Artists Extravaganza ●

Ages 9-11

Spend �ive days with different artists who will teach you their craft. You will be able to try working with mask making with clay, dance, print making and more. 66 Creators: Sweet Beats & Smooth Moves Ages 9-12 ●

Welcome to a week of dance parties and musical adventures. Campers will create their own beats and work together to choreograph dances that will be shared with their families at the end of the week. 67 Explorers: Wood You Rather ●

58 Secret Agents ●

Trees, trees, everywhere. Oregon is known for its giants in the woods. We will explore Alton Baker Park forests and the wonders they hold. And you won’t want to miss our trip to the ropes course at the Spencer Butte Challenge Course for a day of dangling, swinging and walking high up in the trees.

Ages 6-8

Calling all secret agents to come in out of the cold. Using highly classi�ied documents for “your eyes only,” you and your teammates will work to crack the case. 59 Wildlife Safari ●

Ages 6-11

Experience an African safari on a drive through the 600-acre park! Get up close to ostriches, Ankole-Watusi cattle, lions and giraffes. Come make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 60 Lord of the Rings: The Palantir ●

Ages 9-11

The Palantir is the deadly orb that can be used to bring back the Dark Lord Sauron. We must protect this dangerous object from those who wish to do harm. We risk attack from orcs and Black Riders as we attempt to �ind a way to destroy the orb and keep our world safe from the dark forces. 61 Creators: Camp of Mystery ●

Ages 9-12

Campers will practice their sleuthing skills and uncover fun mysteries. Activities include an escape room, games of ma�ia and solving the unsolvable! 62 Explorers: Water You Doing ●

Ages 9-12

By February, many Oregonians are tired of seeing water, but by mid-summer they are ready to cool off. This super cool week includes taking a �loat on the canoe canal in Alton Baker Park. Don’t miss this one. 63 Superheroes ●

Ages 6-8

The Marvel comics come to life as you create your alternate persona as a superhero. Create your own costume and story of how you got your superpowers. You can be anything! 64 Splash Water Park ●

Ages 9-12

Ages 6-11

Come with us to visit the local water park! Splash at Lively Park contains a wave pool, kiddie pool, water slide, six-lane lap pool and an outdoor sun deck. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool.

68 Maker Lab ●

Ages 6-8

Breathe new life into objects headed for the trash. Maker Lab allows you to reinvent all sorts of things. Your imagination will expand and you will be inspired by your fellow campers to bring great things to life. 69 Rafting on the River ●

Ages 6-11

Time to cool off! Learn about water safety and play water games. River House Outdoor Center staff will be our guides on the McKenzie River. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 70 Clay & Sculpture ●

Ages 9-11

Clay is one of the most versatile forms of art creation. You can make a 3D image of just about anything with clay. Other materials will also be explored. 71 Creators: Everybody Wants ● to Rule the World Ages 9-12 Create your own country and civilization. Much like Animal Crossing, your country would have primary foods and exports that they may trade with others like national fruit, national �lower, etc. Students would have the opportunity to make alliances, trade with other nations and negotiate peace agreements. 72 Explorers: EUG Explorations ●

Ages 9-12

Discover the lesser known corners of our beautiful little city. From the tallest hills to the coolest pools, you are guaranteed to see a part of Eugene you haven’t seen before. 73 Skating at Parkview ●

Ages 6-11

Come to the roller rink with us. Skating at Parkview will be a ton of fun on wheels. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Family Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. GetRec.org

Tween & Teen Camps

Tween & Teen Dates

Days Ages

Jun 27-Jul 1

M-F

Jul 5-8

Tu-F

Time

# ●

Title

Location

Cost

Number

11-13 9:45a-4p

74 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20585

11-15 10a-3:30p

75 Clay & Sculpture ●

Amazon

$144

#20463

11-18 10a-4p

76 Kayak Whitewater, Sit-On-Top ●

River House $260

#9399

7-17

77 Skateboard ●

CY & WJ*

$136

#20722

10-14 9a-2p

78 Sports Camp ●

Pete Barn

$77

#20481

11-15 9:45a-4p

79 SBCC Summer Camp ●

River House $210

#20656

11-18 9a-4:30p

80 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $220

#20680

13-17 9:45a-4p

81 Junior Instructor Development ●

River House $210

#20662

9a-1p

Jul 11-14

M-Th 11-18 9a-4:30p

80 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $220

#20681

Jul 11-15

M-F

77 Skateboard ●

CY & WJ*

$170

#20723

10-14 9a-2p

78 Sports Camp ●

Pete Barn

$96

#20482

10-15 9a-4p

82 Graphic Design ●

Pete Barn

$183

#20475

11-15 1-5p

83 The Guild: Gaming Extravaganza Amazon ●

$104

#20582

11-18 10a-4p

84 Kayak Whitewater, Beginning ●

River House $260

#20653

Wash Park

7-17

9a-1p

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Jul 18-20

M-W

$100

#20441

11-15 9:45a-4p

79 SBCC Summer Camp ●

River House $160

#20654

11-17 10a-4p

86 Stand-Up Paddleboarding ●

River House $160

#20623

80 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $220

#20682

Jul 18-21

M-Th 11-18 9a-4:30p

Jul 18-22

M-F

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

1-5p

Wash Park

$100

#20442

87 Quest Adventure: Rafting ●

Alton Baker

$40

#20708

Jul 19

12+

Jul 25-29

M-F

10-15 9a-4p

88 Mural Juxtaposition ●

Pete Barn

$183

#20476

11-13 9:45a-4p

74 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20645

11-13 10a-4:15p

89 Five Ss ●

River House $260

#20733

11-18 10a-4p

90 Kayak Whitewater, Intermediate River House $300 ●

#7731

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Wash Park

$100

#20444

Jul 29-Aug 5 F-F

14-18 Overnight

91 Culture Jam ●

Country Fair $450

Aug 1-5

10-14 9a-2p

78 Sports Camp ●

Pete Barn

$96

#20485

10-14 9a-4p

92 A Walk in the Woods ●

Pete Barn

$183

#20477

11-13 10a-4:15p

93 Adventure Bike ●

River House $260

#20716

11-17 10a-4p

86 Stand-Up Paddleboarding ●

River House $260

#20628

Wash Park

$100

#20446

Alton Baker

$40

#20711

M-F

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Aug 2

12+

1-5p

94 Quest Adventure: SBCC ●

*Cal Young Skatepark, 2555 Gilham Rd., and Washington Jefferson Skatepark, 150 Jefferson St.

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Tween & Teen Camps Dates

Days Ages

Time

# ●

Aug 8-12

M-F

9a-4p

Cost

Number

95 Making Music, Making Friends ●

Echo Hollow $183

#20478

10-14 9a-2p

78 Sports Camp ●

Pete Barn

$96

#20486

11-13 9:45a-4p

74 Urban Adventure ●

River House $260

#20648

11-18 10a-4p

84 Kayak Whitewater, Girls Beg. ●

River House $260

#20655

Wash Park

$100

#20447

9-13

Title

Location

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Aug 15-19

M-F

10-14 9a-2p

78 Sports Camp ●

Pete Barn

$96

#20487

10-18 9a-4p

96 Bass Camp ●

Echo Hollow $183

#20479

11-18 10a-4p

84 Kayak Whitewater, Beginning ●

River House $260

#20658

Wash Park

$100

#20448

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Aug 16

12+

1-5p

97 Quest Adventure: Rock Climbing ●

Alton Baker

$40

#20712

Aug 19-21

F-Su

13+

Overnight

98 Girls/Women Surfing ●

River House $380

#20752

Aug 22-26

M-F

7-17

9a-1p

77 Skateboard, Girls ●

CY & WJ*

$170

#20725

11-13 10a-4:15p

93 Adventure Bike ●

River House $260

#20713

11-15 9:45a-4p

79 SBCC Summer Camp ●

River House $260

#20657

Wash Park

$100

#20449

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Aug 29-Sep2 M-F

11-18 10a-4p

99 Kayak Whitewater, Advanced ●

River House $300

#20667

12-18 Overnight

100 Skateboard Oregon ●

River House $380

#20721

Wash Park

$100

#20450

Alton Baker

$40

#20714

85 Quest Camp 12-21 8:30a-12:30p ●

Aug 30

12+

1-5p

74 Urban Adventure ●

101 Quest Adventure: Kayaking ●

Ages 11-13

This camp will focus on local adventures using human powered transportation. The week is designed to provide youth with dedicated time outside, away from devices and engaged in educational and physical activities. The week will include ropes course style learning, hiking, biking, forest and creek exploration, stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking as weather allows. Registration for this camp is limited to one session per participant. 75 Clay & Sculpture ●

Ages 11-15

Invent, discover and create with clay. Beginning and intermediate students are introduced to ceramics techniques such as slab building, coiling, pinching and wheel throwing. There will be plenty of time and clay for practice and one or two projects to be �ired at the end of the week. 76 Kayak Whitewater, Sit-On-Top ●

Ages 11-18

A welcoming class for beginners taught using sit-on-top kayaks and in�latable. Start on �latwater, move to the Willamette River and then the McKenzie River. Learn the basics of kayaking and river safety skills. Equipment provided. 77 Skateboard ●

Ages 7-17

Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding.

Increase your skills and con�idence starting at Cal Young Skatepark and work up to Washington Jefferson Skatepark. Helmets are required, full pads are recommended. Helmets, pads and boards are available for loan. 78 Sports Camp ●

Ages 10-14

This camp is perfect for all sports lovers and youth who enjoy being active. Activities include daily conditioning sessions to increase cardiovascular strength along with improving our agility, balance, quickness and range of motion. Throughout the week campers will explore a variety of sports. Daily clinics include soccer, water sports, basketball, �lag football and other sports. There will be an emphasis on the fundamentals. The camp curriculum supports youth at all skill levels. 79 Spencer Butte Challenge Course ● Summer Camp Ages 11-15 These three-, four- and �ive-day camps focus on the growth of youth by exploring concepts of experiential education. Each day will be held on the SBCC playing games, working through challenges and initiatives on the high and low course elements. Participants will learn concepts of experiential education, facilitation, teamwork, communication and much more. The four- and �ive-day formats will also include a day of adventure education through an activity such as paddle sports, biking, snorkeling or rock climbing.

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Tween & Teen Camps 80 Sailing, Beginning ●

Ages 11-18

Learn to sail at Fern Ridge Reservoir this summer. Our �leet of two-person 12-foot RS Fevas is ideal for picking up this unique outdoor skill. Transportation is provided to and from the River House Outdoor Center each day. Come prepared for wind and wet! 81 River House ● Junior Instructor Development Ages 13-17 This camp is the �irst step to become summer camp junior instructors at the River House Outdoor Center. Each day of camp will focus on a different hard skill such as challenge course facilitation, paddle sports, biking, hiking and climbing. Participants will learn about each activity while developing the soft skills to teach and support their students and peers. The emphasis is to familiarize participants with the River House and activities it offers, and build an understanding of teaching theory, social diversity, inclusion, con�lict resolution, teamwork and much more. Funded by the Community Safety Initiative and the Youth and Teen Empowerment Program. 82 Graphic Design ●

Ages 10-15

Learn how to think like a designer. We will use ProCreate on the iPad to explore perspective, digital drawing, color theory and collaboration. The last day of camp there will be an art show for your friends and family! 83 The Guild: A Gaming Extravaganza ●

Ages 11-15

Will you be one of the few heroes called from across the realms to participate in this adventure? Help create a unique experience full of exciting exploits, magic spells, monsters, battles and laughter! We will play Tabletop RPG, Magic the Gathering, a variety of board games, card games and video games, as well as compete in LARP battles, go on adventure quests and enjoy other shenanigans. Come with your card decks, lightsabers, dice, creativity and courage! 84 Kayak Whitewater, Beginning ●

Ages 11-18

This beginning whitewater camp uses hard-shell, sit-inside kayaks. Start on �lat water, move to the Willamette River and work up to the McKenzie River. Class I-II rapids.

85 Quest Camp ●

Ages 12-21

Experience nature, art and service projects, care for animals and develop friendships and life skills. This is a half day camp designed for youth who bene�it from extra support within school, recreation and community settings. For more information call Hilyard Community Center at 541-682-5311. 87 Quest Adventure: Rafting ●

Ages 12+

Join us for an afternoon of white water rafting on the Willamette River! Transportation not provided. All equipment and instruction provided. 94 Quest Adventure: Spencer Butte ● Challenge Course Ages 12+

Join us to explore the trees, our con�idence and friendships at the Spencer Butte Challenge Course! Transportation not provided. All equipment and instruction provided. 97 Quest Adventure: Rock Climbing ●

Ages 12+

Reach new heights with friends at the Skinner Butte Rock Climbing Columns! Transportation not provided. All equipment and instruction provided. 101 Quest Adventure: Whitewater Kayaking ●

Ages12+

Join us to explore the Alton Baker Canoe Canal in single sit-on-top whitewater kayaks and tandem touring kayaks! Transportation not provided. All equipment and instruction provided.

86 Stand-Up Paddleboarding ●

Ages 11-17

Stand-up paddleboarding is an exhilarating way to interact with the water cycle of the Willamette Valley. Learn SUP technique, safety, planning, communication and rescue while visiting a variety of local lakes and waterways. SUP equipment is provided, participants bring personal lunch each day. 88 Mural Juxtaposition ●

Ages 10-15

The city is our canvas! Design and paint a mural with your fellow campers and an experienced muralist. Take a tour of the murals of Eugene, learn design and collaboration skills and paint a canvas to take home. Celebrate with friends and family at a mural opening on Friday. Wear painting clothes. 89 Five Ss ●

Ages 11-13

Experience a different outdoor adventure every day. Includes the Spencer Butte Challenge Course, swim/rock climbing, skateboarding, stand-up paddleboarding and snorkeling. 90 Kayak Whitewater, Intermediate ●

Ages 11-18

The next step after completing Kayak Whitewater, Beginning.

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Tween & Teen Camps 98 Girls/Women Surfing ●

Ages 13+

Beginning to advanced instruction covers sur�ing fundamentals with an emphasis on ocean safety. Must be able to swim and tread water. Camp at the Oregon Coast on Friday and Saturday nights at a state park. Friday and Saturday dinners are at your expense. Breakfast and lunch provided. Includes a wet suit and board rental. For those who identify as female. There is a required pre-trip meeting at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 16 at River House Outdoor Center. 99 Kayak Whitewater, Advanced ●

Ages 11-18

More fun and learning on the river. Build on your basic techniques and add more rivers and safety awareness to your paddling skills. Class I-III rapids.

This camp aims to develop your kayaking skills and your swiftwater rescue knowledge so that you can be a valuable member of a kayak team. The camp will travel to Class II and III rivers, including the McKenzie, North Santiam and others. There will also be a day of playboating. There is an element of swiftwater rescue swimming and rope techniques to round out this camp. Being comfortable paddling a whitewater in Class II rapids is required.

91 Culture Jam ●

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Ages 14-18

Explore your creativity with an amazing team of imaginative leaders. Unleash your power to make a difference. Food included. Register with Oregon Country Fair by calling 541-465-2230. Scholarships available. 92 A Walk in the Woods ●

Ages 10-14

Get outdoors to explore and re�lect on the beauty of Oregon. We’ll hike, swim, sketch, watercolor and go on a �lora and fauna treasure hunt. This camp goes on daily �ield trips to natural areas. 93 Adventure Bike ●

Skateboard Oregon Traveling Skate Camp Ages 12-18 Travel to new parks with Skate Oregon, a traveling skateboard camp for intermediate and advanced skaters who want to see new terrain. Travel to parks around the region with an overnight camp Wednesday and Thursday at Memaloose State Park near Hood River to access Columbia Gorge area skateparks. There is a required pretrip meeting at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 29 at the River House Outdoor Center.

Ages 11-13

Ages 9-13

Let’s sing, dance and play! Make music with your voice and hands as well as ‘ukuleles, bucket drums, xylophones and more. We’ll tell musical stories and create small percussion instruments to take home. We’ll have a short concert for friends and family on Friday. 96 Bass Camp, Beginning Electronic Music ● Production Ages 10-18

Learn the skills of the DJ and electronic music producer with local pros. Designed for beginning skill levels. Please bring a lunch and a laptop if you are able. There will be computers available for campers who need one.

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