28 camps
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28 camps found
Half-day youth soccer camps for ages 5-12 run by a semi-pro club in Greenville
KinderCare center with a themed school-age summer day camp (ages ~5-12) plus daycare/preschool.
Indoor baseball and softball skills camps and clinics in Greenville.
Nonprofit intro soccer day camps for ages 6-12 at the PGSA complex in Greenville
Greenville Art Buzz Kids summer camps (Wine & Design franchise), M-Th
Greenville dance studio listing a summer camp; ages, dates and hours not published.
Family-owned kids' swim school, not a summer camp
Boys & Girls Club (Greenville) youth summer camp for ages 6-18.
Childcare-chain summer program for infants through Pre-K: early STEAM and outdoor play.
Greenville nonprofit art center, 10 weeks of summer art camps for ages 3+
City rec-center day camp (Camp Escape) for ages 5-21 in Greenville.
Greenville dance academy, recreational and competitive; summer camp open to all ages.
Local Young Life area sending teens to Christian overnight summer camps.
Christian school's half-day summer sports camps: soccer, cheer, cross country, volleyball, hoops.
Dance studio summer camp and after-school: ballet, tap, jazz and creative movement.
Christian childcare/afterschool provider; summer-camp specifics unconfirmed.
County parks-and-rec summer day camps: arts, cooking and sports weeks for youth.
Public tennis center in Greenville with youth tennis camps
Gymnastics day camp: obstacle courses, games and crafts in a large indoor gym.
University drama camp for K-12, full day (9-4) or half day, ending in a staged production.
Nonprofit music academy summer camps in musical theatre, guitar, piano, choir and composition.
Early-childhood chain summer camp for ages 3-12, plus preschool and enrichment.
Greenville municipal half-day (9-12) summer art camps for ages 6-13
STEM day camp: weekly science themes, hands-on activities and field trips.
Arts day camp: painting, fiber arts, drama and field trips for rising 1st grade and up.
