104202 - Columbus Day Trip Camp

(Grades 1-8) Travel to Winchester, VA, go apple picking at an Orchard, have lunch at Golden Corral then experience some fun playgrounds!

104210 - Teacher Workday Gaming Camp

(Grades1-8) Prepare for an exciting day of battling your friends in the latest Nintendo Wii and X-Box 360 games on our gigantic screens! Compete in tournaments or just enjoy some relaxing time with other gamers. Bring a lunch and snack each day. Campers will take periodic breaks and enjoy outdoor play or use the gym. Call 703-771-5913. Location: Douglass Community Center.

104215 - Teacher Workday Trip Camp

109209 - COLUMBUS DAY SCHOOL'S OUT CAMP

(Ages 6-12) Join your friends for a jam packed day of fun. Wear weather appropriate clothing and pack a nut free lunch that does not need to be heated as well a drink and a snack.

109210 - STUDENT HOLIDAY CAMP- NOVEMBER

(Ages 6-12) Spend your day off from school with us and enjoy games, crafts, and fun. Wear weather appropriate clothing and pack a nut free lunch that does not need to be heated as well as a drink and a snack.

109211 - STUDENT HOLIDAY CAMP - NOVEMBE

(Ages 6-12) Please see above description.

367741 - Naturalist Camp

(Ages 10-14) If you want to get serious about nature while having a good time, this is the camp for you. We will learn about botany, ecology, and animal lore with lots of fun, hands-on activities. Enjoy team-building skills as we learn about some of the many issues facing the environment today.

367765 - Native American Lore Camp

(Ages 7-9) Did you ever wonder how the Native Americans survived? Come learn some of the skills Native Americans needed to survive in a world very different from what we live in now. Hike the trails of Banshee Reeks as you learn to identify useful plants, track animals and read the signs they leave behind. Enjoy time in our teepee and learn to build a travois.

367767 - All About Animals Camp

(Ages 8-10) Frogs and turtles to bugs and birds - this camp covers them all. Campers will learn all about animals, how they interact with the world and each other. A fun combination of hikes, craft projects, and games helps the animal world come alive.

375766 - Wetland Critter Camp

(Ages 7-10) What do ponds, creek, springs, frog and dragonflies all have in common? They are all found at our park. Learn about water and the fascinating animals the use it. Enjoy team-building games and crafts that explore our use of water in this wet and wild camp.

375767 - Animal Explorers Camp

(Ages 5-8) From frogs and toads to birds and bears this camp covers them all. Campers will learn all about animals and how they interact with the world. A fun combination of hikes, craft projects, and games helps the animal world come alive.

375768 - Out Of This World Astronomy

(Ages 7-10) The universe is a really amazing place. Learn about the cosmos near and far. Study the planets, moons, and stars that make the night sky such an amazing place. Enjoy fun activities that help bring all this far out science back to earth.

375770 - Native American Skills Camp

(Ages 11-16) Native Americans had the skills they needed to survive in nature, and now so can you. This in-depth, hand-on class will teach you the essentials of shelters, food, fire, baskets, cordage, animal lore and tracking. Learn about Native Americans that lived in this area.

375771 - Backpacking Camp

(Ages 10-14) Learn the fine art of packing it all in and hitting the trail. We'll start out at Philip Bolen Park, but our other destinations will include Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve and Rust Sanctuary. Learn how to plan a trip, cook on the trail and deal with the unexpected. If your feet are itching to hit some trails, this is the place to be! All participants must bring a water bottle.

405254 - Run & Play w/Mr. Travis

(Ages 8-10) Campers will be put to the test with a variety of obstacle courses and running challenges. Along with the challenges we will partake in daily sports activities including kickball! Pack a lunch w/drink and extra water bottle. Be prepared for both indoor and outdoor play. Instructor: Mr. Travis

408201 - American Girl Camp

(Ages 6-12) Join our traditional camp packed with new crafts, slumber party fun and plenty of time to camp with our dolls. Students should bring their American Girl dolls and doll accessories for open-play sessions. There is $25.00 supply fee. Call 540-687-6375.
Location: Middleburg Community Center.

408202 - Photography and Art

(Ages 8-14) This introductory course will teach kids the "rules" of composing better photographs. Artist will explore various mediums of art-making to create their own artwork and learn about famous artist. Call 540-687-6375.
Location: Middleburg Community Center.
Location: Middleburg Community Center.

408208 - Camp Can I Cook It

(Ages 7-12) Young chefs will learn about different kitchen utensils, safety, and how to follow a recipe. There will be guest speakers and walking field trips to our local restaurants. Come and learn new skills that you can put to work. Call 540-687-6375.
Location: Middleburg Community Center.

408212 - Engineering Exploration

(Ages 5-6) Location: Middleburg Community Center. This camp will increasea student's desire to explore different streams of engineering and motivate them to learn math, science and technology concepts by engaging in real world engineering problems. Call 540-687-6375.
Location: Middleburg Community Center.

411110 - BLOCKS & LEGOS

(Ages 3-6) Let your imagination soar building & discovering the possibilities of Legos.

411111 - SNAKES

(Ages 3-6) Slither and slide, jump and wiggle while learning all about these slippery, sliimy creatures.

411201 - 3-DAY THEME CAMPS

(Ages 6-9) Enjoy our exciting new-themed summer day camps. Elementary themes subject to change. Call (540) 338-5882 Location: Philomont Community Center

461110 - Critter Camp

(Ages 4-6) Track a deer by its footprints, play a game of foxes and rabbits, and test how a shell protects a turtle. Search for animals in the meadows, woods, and thickets. Investigate their dens and nests, and their fur and scales. Meet a different live animal each day! Bring water and a small snack. Call 571-258-3700. Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center. Fee: Resident $52.50, Non resident $78.75.

461116 - Going Buggy Camp

(Ages 4-6) Some fly, some crawl, some hop: discover the amazing insects. Catch them with nets and turn over logs to find them in their secret homes. Make your own antennae after you observe butterflies using theirs to smell flowers. Bring water and a small snack. Call 571-258-3700. Fee: Resident $52.50, Non resident $78.75.Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center

461117 - Nature Detectives

(Ages 4-6) Look for nature clues! Solve puzzles like a hole in the ground, a chewed leaf or fur bits in the grass. Discover how flowers can protect themselves from being eaten and how a cricket makes noise. Butterflies, goldfinches, deer, rabbits, turtles and snakes all have their secrets—discover them as you explore the woods, fields and ponds. Bring water and a small snack. Call 571-258-3700. Fee: Resident $52.50, Non resident $78.75.

461119 - Dino Day Camp

(Ages 4-6) Dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years but at Dino Day Camp we bring them to life with crafts, games, and even a dino hunt. Meet some animals that share traits with these historic beasts and do some dino digging! Bring water and a small snack. Call 571-258-3700.
Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center Fee: Resident $52.50, Non resident $78.75.

461120 - Wild Water Camp

(Ages 4-6) Everything needs water to live. Check the pond, homes of insects, reptiles and birds. We’ll scoop some water to see what’s there. Look for signs of animals visiting the ponds to drink, explore some water science, learn about water in people, and enjoy a day of water games and activities Bring water and a small snack. Call 571-258-3700. Location: Claude Moore Park. Fee: Resident $52.50, Non resident $78.75.

461122 - Bird Buddies Camp

(Ages 4-6) Discover the secrets of birds! We'll watch how they fly, what they eat, and how they behave. Do a bird dance, play a nest making game, and make a bird feeder. Call 571-258-3700.

461204 - CMP Camp: Pioneer Life & Games

(Entering grades 2-5) Be a pioneer on the Wilderness Road in the late 1700's! Learn some pioneer skills as you track animals and search the woods and meadows for plants that are edible and some that can be used for medicine. Try your luck fishing with a cane pole. Cook colonial food over a fire. Play old time games and make your own toy. And visit Colvin Run Mill to see how flour was made in the olden days. Admission fee for the trip due first day of camp. Bring water, a snack, and lunch. Call 571-258-3700. Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center. Fee: Resident $210.00, Non resident $315.00.

461206 - Habitats and Hideaways

(Entering grades 2-5) Unravel mysteries written in muddy footprints, twigs, dens, feathers, and bones. Observe hawks and hummingbirds with binoculars. Look for turtles and toads at the pond and the woods. Track deer and squirrels in the forest. Paint an animal on a T-shirt, swim at the Claude Moore Rec Center pool, and take part in a conservation project to save wild animal habitat. Admission fee for pool trip due first day of camp. Bring water, a snack, and lunch. Call 571-258-3700. Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center. Fee: Resident $210.00, Non resident $315.00.

461207 - Fishing Fun Camp

(Ages 6-10) Explore the basics of fishing. Have fun learning to cast, choose a fishing spot, pick out bait, and more at CMP's two fishing ponds. Maybe you'll catch the big bass! (6/28 & 8/16-Thunderstorm make-up days) Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center Fee: Resident $56.00, Non resident $84.00.

461208 - Animal Mysteries Camp

(Ages 6-7) Become wildlife detectives and find out which animals are sneaking around the park. Play games and search for clues to figure out a different animal mystery each day. It will take all your cunning to figure out what’s hiding in our park. Bring water, a snack, and lunch. Call 571-258-3700. Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center. (Resident $112.00, Non resident $168.00)

461210 - CMP Camp: Reptiles & Amphibian

(Entering grades 2-5) Discover cool reptiles and slippery amphibians while enjoying a classic summer camp experience. Search the fields, forests, and ponds of the park for snakes, turtles, and frogs. Meet many different herps up close with a reptile/amphibian conservation expert. You’ll be able to touch some of these amazing animals. Take part in a conservation project to save wild animal habitat. Bring water, a snack, and lunch. Call 571-258-3700. Fee: Resident $210.00, Non resident $315.00.
Location: Claude Moore Park Visitor Center