2022 Summer Camp Guide

A supplement to East Bay Media Group publications

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How children can have memorable summer camp experiences Preview what to expect at camp, and don’t forget to try new things

The following are some tips for making summer camp an enjoyable experience.

Plan ahead As hours of sunlight increase, thoughts may turn to summer vacation. For many children, summer vacation wouldn’t be the same without camp.

Adults may have their own fond memories of going to summer camp when they were children because of the opportunities it presented to be independent and meet new people.

Campers often bond over shared experiences, whether they are planned activities or unexpected “disasters” like a rainstorm washing out a canoe trip.

That is why so many parents choose to carry on the summer camp tradition when they have their own children.

However, some kids may not be ready to jump right into the summer camp lifestyle. Such youngsters may need extra reassurance and support to make the most of their time at camp.

Families can visit the camp in advance and get a lay of the land.

Knowing what to expect in terms of facilities and activities can assuage some anxiety. It also will help campers hone in on what to pack and what to expect over the summer.

Try many new activities Summer camp is about expanding boundaries and interests. Campers should sign up for many activities, including those that normally may be out of their wheelhouse. A camper may be pleased to learn that a new craft activity or a sports game piques his or her interest.

Connect with fellow campers in advance If the camp has a social media pres-

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Summer camp provides a great opportunity to build friendships.

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Follow the safety rules

ence, follow the camp’s posts and connect with other like-minded campers even before they arrive. Talking with others who share similar interests can help campers feel more comfortable about meeting up once they arrive at camp.

While campers may spread their wings a bit at summer camp when not under the watchful eyes of parents, any mischief should not come at the expense of safety. Campers should stick to the safety protocol so that camp is not memorable for the wrong reasons.

Develop a rapport with camp counselors

Change another camper’s experience

The saying “you only get one chance to make a first impression” extends to campers meeting camp counselors.

When campers interact with counselors for the first time, they should be outgoing, polite and open to new ideas.

Counselors will appreciate easy-going campers and could be good resources of useful information, such as how to score an extra dessert at mealtime.

A camper who recognizes a fellow camper is reserved and shy can invite that person to come sit with other friends at meals or to participate in an activity. This can help build a lasting friendship and make camp that much more enjoyable for someone in need.

Summer camp season is on the horizon and campers can take several steps to foster memorable and fun experiences along the way.

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A camp for every child — Finding the right camp Camp can last from just a few days or stretch to all summer long. It’s well worth the trouble to investigate camp programs before your camper packs a backpack. These questions help you explore the options.

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Near or far?

Where do you want your child to go to camp? Locally or far away? While each camp experience has something to offer your child, this is an opportunity to assess what you value for your camper.

Near means … n Easier to evaluate and visit n Friends and family likely familiar with camp n Minimal travel costs n Likely contact with classmates or children from same region n Correspondence to and from campers is quicker Far means … n More choices n Different experiences, different geography, e.g., mountains or oceans — even different languages n Promotes independence, particularly for early and late adolescent campers n Diversity of campers n Chance for family to visit and

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Short or long session?

How long do you want your child to remain at camp?

Short sessions (1-3 weeks) means … n First-time or younger campers have a chance to learn new skills n Bonds develop with other campers and staff n Great exposure to camp experience with less expense n Minimizing homesickness Longer sessions (4-12 weeks) means … n Strong sense of belonging to camp community n Chance to learn new skills n Development of specialized skills n Multiple opportunities for learning and enrichment n Lifelong friendships n Opportunities to contribute to camp culture

Girls only, boys only, or co-ed?

Now may be the opportunity to explore this choice with your camper.

Single-sex camp means … n Breaking gender stereotypes — girls interact with women in positions of authority and boys interact with

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Scholarships for Arts students The Community Outreach Committee of the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) is accepting applications for the ARTS Scholarships 2022 program, which is sponsored by The Textron Charitable Trust and the PPAC Annual Fund Donors. Awards of up to $500 in financial assistance will be presented to each of 30 winning talented Rhode Island students to help them attend any of dozens of local arts-based programs, including summer camps.

Qualified students must be ages 11 to 14 by June 1 and reside in and attend school in Rhode Island. These scholarships offer young artists an opportunity to participate in local summer arts education programs that will broaden each student’s experience in their chosen area of study.

The application deadline has been extended to Friday, April 1, at noon.

Applications are available online at w w w. p p a c r i . o r g / o u t r e a c h / arts-scholarship.

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A sports camp, speciality camp, or a little bit of everything?

From FACING PAGE men who act as nurturers n More opportunities to “Be Yourself” without impressing or competing with the opposite sex n Camp philosophy may be tuned into gender strengths and weaknesses n Brother or sister camps may share activities Co-ed camp means … n Breaking gender stereotypes — girls interact with women in positions of authority and boys interact with men who act as nurturers n Mirrors and prepares campers for everyday living — the world is co-ed n Allows families with a boy and a girl to attend same camp n Offers diverse points of view n Breaks through rigid divisions set up in school when campers participate on equal footing

Traditional, specialty, and special needs Understanding the strengths in camp focus may help you make your

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Traditional means … n Wide variety of activities n Chance for campers to try new activities n Exposure to more campers and staff at varying activities Specialty means … n One or two specialized activities (often combined with traditional offerings) n Expectation for increased proficiency during camping session n Deepens knowledge and skill in particular area of interest or ability Special needs means … n Activities geared to campers’ abilities n Knowledgeable staff with expertise to understand campers’ challenges n Supportive and fun atmosphere to share with others Article courtesy of American Camp Association, acacamps.org, which represents nearly 4,000 camps and more than 13,000 camp programs.

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CAMP GUIDE

Camp Guide 2022 Whether your kids love animals, sports, the great outdoors, art and music or anything in between, you’re sure to find something within these pages. Most municipally sponsored camps are not included here; call your local recreation department for details on what’s available in your community. Remember to register early, as many camps fill up quickly.

General Camps The classic summer camp experience.

ALL SAINTS ACADEMY 915 West Main Road, Middletown; 401/848-4300; allsaintsacademy.org Children ages 3-9 enjoy a vacation filled with challenging activities, interesting field trips, and cookouts, with new themes every week.

AQUIDNECK ISLAND DAY CAMP Glen Park, Glen Rd., Portsmouth; 401/864-3183; AquidneckIslandDayCamp@gmail.com www.AquidneckIslandDayCamp.com Fun, Friends & Adventure! Our campers, aged 5-13, spend rich days filled with the exciting summer fun that Aquidneck Island has to offer. Campers get to pick their fun by choosing from our menu of activities, which include: sailing, the beach, hiking, field trips, POW Science, art, and more! Plus, to prevent the “summer slide” we integrate academic learning into each day and make learning fun and rewarding for campers.

CAMP ALDERSGATE 1043 Snake Hill Road, North Scituate; 401/568-4350; campaldersgate.com Run by the United Methodist Church, Camp Aldersgate offers overnight and day camp with activities including horseback riding, aquatics, fishing, sports, creativity, cooking, arts, explorers, a grandparents’ camp and more.

CAMP CEDARWOOD 25 Old County Road, Barrington; 401/246-0188; bbcri.org/cedarwood This camp, for grades K to 8 and operated

by Barrington Baptist Church, offers Bible study, crafts, sports, games, cooking, music, daily swimming and weekly field trips.

CAMP JORI 1065 Worden’s Pond Rd., Wakefield; 401/783-7000; www.campjori.com

Camp JORI aims to provide a high quality overnight Jewish camping experience that is available to all families in a safe and supportive setting so that each JORI camper will develop life-long connections with the Jewish community. They offer Overnight Camp for grades 2-10, Day Camp for grades K-4, and a weekend program for those who want to get a taste of Overnight Camp.

CAMP RAMSBOTTOM Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket, One Moeller Place, Pawtucket; 401-7228840; bgcpawt.org Camp Ramsbottom in nearby Rehoboth is for boys and girls ages 6 to 13. A full range of activities includes archery, art, basketball, crafts, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, soccer, swimming, tennis and much more. Bus service to Camp Ramsbottom is provided from convenient locations in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, with camper drop off each morning and afternoon pick up. The camp runs in two-week sessions from June through August.

and includes art, community service, computers, cooking, cookouts, fitness, gardening, music, hiking, reading, sports, and more.

CAMP WETU AT MOUNT HOPE FARM Mount Hope Farm, 250 Metacom Ave., Bristol; 401/254-1745; mounthopefarm. org Camp Wetu features themed curriculum integrating the Farm’s unique landscape as a laboratory for kid friendly learning on a range of topics, including farming, forestry, hiking, science, history, conservation and fun! Camps are for ages 6 to 12.

EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CENTER SUMMER CAMP 872 Reservoir Road, on Echo Lake, Pascoag; 401/568-4055; www.eccri.org Run by the Episcopal Diocese of R.I., this camp is for ages 4 to 17 and includes daily worship, swimming, creative evening programs and time with friends.

THE CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP Locations in Warren (401/247-2503), Rumford (401/434-1118), Riverside (401/228-6209) and Seekonk (508/3362677); www.childrensworkshop.com Children enjoy field trips, sports, swimming, arts and crafts and more.

FRIENDS ACADEMY SUMMER PROGRAMS 1088 Tucker Road, North Dartmouth, 508/999-1356; www.friendsacademy1810.org Offers a wide variety of nature, academic and sports camps for children aged 3-18.

COZ SUMMER CAMP Hugh Cole School, 50 Asylum Road, Warren; 401/245-1460, ext. 1375; bwrsd.org This Bristol-Warren Regional School District program is for campers in grades K-6

THE GARDEN PLAYSCHOOL 84 Cutler St., Warren, 401/289-2895; www.gardenplayschool.com This nature-based camp is for children ages 18 months to 5 years, with different

themes.

GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND SUMMER CAMPS Various locations; 401/331-4500; www. gssne.org Day and overnight camps for girls entering grades K-12 include traditional camp experiences like swimming, boating, arts and crafts, nature, cooking and outdoor skills.

NARRAGANSETT COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CAMPS 10 Risho Ave., East Providence; 401/3518700; narragansettbsa.org There are several camps scheduled for summer, from cub scout day camp to outdoor adventure camps.

SUMMER AT GORDON Gordon School, 45 Maxfield Ave., East Providence; 401/434-3833; www.gordonschool.org Gordon offers a series of day camps each summer, for students in grades pre-K through 9.

SUMMER J-CAMP AT THE DWARES JCC 401 Elmgrove Ave., Providence; 401/4214111; jewishallianceri.org Day camps for children ages 3-15 including sports, art, acting, animals, cooking, science, travel, and so many more ways for your child to create an exciting summer full of memories.

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campers ranging in age from 4-15. Activities are geared toward exploration of the outdoors, learning life skills, arts and athletics.

MOSES BROWN SUMMER CAMPS 250 Lloyd Ave., Providence; 401/8317350, ext. 150; www.mosesbrown.org Moses Brown offers a traditional day camp for children ages 3-17 as well as camps with a special mixture of arts, music, chess, computers, design/build, engineering, forensics, maritime studies & sailing, theatre, and swimming.

YMCA CAMPS While each YMCA camp designs its own programs to serve its local community, each YMCA promotes the core Y principles of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. Following are some local YMCAs offering camps. n Bayside YMCA, 70 West St., Barrington; 401/245-2444; www.ymcagreaterprovidence.org. n Newman YMCA, 472 Taunton Ave., Seekonk; 508/336-7103; www. ymcagreaterprovidence.org. n Newport County YMCA, 792 Valley Road, Middletown; 401/847-9200 or www.newportymca.org.

PENNFIELD SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP 110 Sandy Point Ave., Portsmouth; 401/849-4646; www.pennfield.org A camp for ages 3 to 14 utilizing Pennfield’s state-of-the-art facilities including an in-ground swimming pool, gymnasium, air-conditioned library, art studio and playing fields.

ROCKY HILL SCHOOL SUMMER ENRICHMENT ACADEMY AND CAMPS 530 Ives Road, East Greenwich; 401/884-9070; www.rockyhill.org Offers a variety of summer programs, sports and specialty programs for ages 3-18

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ST. MICHAEL’S COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 180 Rhode Island Ave., Newport; 401/849-5970; www.smcds.org St. Michael’s offers a variety of summer camp programs for children age 3-12, as well as a theatre program for young performing artists age 9-18.

Engaging fun for children ages 3 –14 on our beautiful 19-acre campus.

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Environmental Camps WHEELER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS Wheeler School Farm, 357 Walker St., Seekonk; 508/336-8377; wheelersummercamp.com Wheeler Summer Camps offers a traditional outdoor day camp experience for

Although most traditional summer camps offer outdoor experiences and incorporate their settings in their programs, some camps specialize in teaching kids to appreciate the natural environment.

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CAMP GUIDE AUDUBON SOCIETY OF RHODE ISLAND NATURE DAY CAMPS Nature Center and Aquarium, 1401 Hope St., Bristol; Caratunk Wildlife Refuge, 301 Brown Ave., Seekonk; and Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge, 12 Sanderson Road, Smithfield; 401/245-7500, 401/949-5454; www.audubonsummercamp.com Audubon summer camp gets kids ages 3 1/2 to 15 outside exploring fields, forests, ponds and the coast of Narragansett Bay. It’s the perfect environment for adventure, exploration, learning, and loads of fun.

CAMP SEQUOIA AT BLITHEWOLD Blithewold Gardens and Arboretum, 101 Ferry Road, Bristol; 401/253-2707; www. blithewold.org For kids entering grades 1-5, the camp specializes in hands-on programs emphasizing the interaction of plants, animals, humans and the environment.

THE LLOYD CENTER SUMMER PROGRAMS 430 Potomska Road, South Dartmouth, Mass.; 774/628-9241; www.lloydcenter. org The Lloyd Center’s summer programs are designed to give motivated students entering grades 3 to 8 an opportunity to explore different aspects of environmental science. All coastal studies sessions include field study, laboratory work, and fun. The Young Naturalist program, for ages 5-7, teaches kids about fish, birds, crustaceans, snakes, mammals and more.

NORMAN BIRD SANCTUARY SUMMER CAMP 583 Third Beach Road, Middletown; 401/846-2577; www.normanbirdsanctuary.org The Norman Bird Sanctuary offers day camp programs through the summer for children ages 3 1/2 to 14. The age-appropriate and innovative camps offer a

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Kids in grades 2 to 7 are introduced to the wonders of the animal kingdom while learning compassion and respect for the world around them.

FRENCH-AMERICAN SCHOOL OF R.I. SUMMER PROGRAM 75 John St., Providence; 401/274-3325; www.fasri.org Kids ages 3 to 10 have summer fun in French. Activities include arts, crafts, sports, fresh air, and French language experience and exposure.

MATHNASIUM OF PORTSMOUTH 14 Potomac Rd, Portsmouth; 401/6836284; Mathnasium.com/Portsmouth Morning and afternoon programs designed to prevent summer learning loss.

unique blend of hands-on learning, games, animal encounters and team building. Camp groups led by caring, enthusiastic and professional teacher naturalists utilize Norman Bird Sanctuary’s 325-acre outdoor classroom.

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Games, hands-on activities, crafts, animal encounters and tours of the zoo for ages 4-14.

SAVE THE BAY’S BAY CAMPS Save The Bay, 100 Save The Bay Drive, Providence; 401/272-3540; www.savebay.org Narragansett Bay is what sets our summer camps apart from all the rest. In fact, it’s our campground. During our week-long, full- and half-day camps, children from kindergarten through high school enjoy hands-on exploration of Rhode Island’s greatest natural resource. From sailing and science to critters and crafts, plus locations throughout Rhode Island, there’s a camp for every child who loves the outdoors.

These camps focus on academics or a specialized area of study, from foreign language to technology.

ZOOCAMP Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood Ave., Providence; 401/785-3510; www.

CAMP HAPPY TRAILS Potter League for Animals, 87 Oliphant Lane, Middletown; 401-846-8276; www. potterleague.org

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Educational Camps

BATTLESHIP COVE - NAUTICAL NIGHTS 5 Water Street, Fall River Mass • 508678-1100 • www.battleshipcove.org Journey through time and camp aboard a historic World War II battleship. Overnight program for scout troops to experience life as a sailor and to sleep on a World War II battleship. It also includes school and youth groups as well as family overnights.

RITES SUMMER PROGRAMS Hamilton School at Wheeler in Providence; 401/723-4459; www.ritutorial. org The RITES Summer program, for students entering grades 1-12, offers an enjoyable, multisensory, specialized, educational experience for children with a range of learning differences that affect their classroom performance.

ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS St. Andrew’s School, 63 Federal Road, Barrington; 401/246-1230; summeratsaintandrews.org A summer program that offers day camps, outdoor adventure, athletic programs, visual and performing arts.

Creative Camps These camps focus on the arts ranging from dance to theater to studio art.

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Summer 2022 COZ Summer Camp

For: Students entering grades K-6 When: June 27*- August 19*

*Start and end date subject to BWRSD school calendar

Hours: 7am-6pm Location: Hugh Cole School

Full day: $50 per day/$225 per week * Mini Day: $40 per/$175 per week Sports, art, science, garden, STEAM, scavenger hunts and more!

To find applications, go to our website www.bwrsd.org. Under Departments, click Family Resource Center, then COZ Summer Camp.

Call 401-245-1460 x 8077 for more information.

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CAMP GUIDE From Page 9 ARTS ALIVE! 191 County Road, Barrington; 401/2370638; www.artsalivebarrington.org Acting, music, dance, fun! Arts Alive!

Summer Theatre Camps are for students entering grades 3 to 8. Space is limited, and they fill up quickly. Summer 2022 performances include: “Once Upon a Mattress,” “Spamalo,” “Wicked,” “Footloose,” “Music Man” and more. Early bird discount through April 1.

THE ARTISTS’ EXCHANGE 50 Rolfe Square, Cranston; 401/4909475; www.artists-exchange.org Campers ages 5 to 14 will find a wide range of classes and opportunities to create with a mediums including paint, clay, and found and recycled materials. Camps are taught in fully equipped studios and theater spaces by certified teachers and professional artists.

NEXT STOP BROADWAY Providence Performing Arts Center, 220 Weybosset St., Providence; 401/4212997; www.ppacri.org Weeklong day camp for theater-loving kids ages 10-17. Includes five days of singing, dancing, acting, and master classes, and culminates with a performance for family and friends on the PPAC stage.

KIDSEYE SUMMER FILMMAKING WORKSHOP University of Rhode Island, Kingston; 401/861-4445; www.RIFilmFest.org

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This fun yet intensive five-day filmmaking camp for children ages 8 to 17 is presented by FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival. Participants step into the roles of screenwriters, actors, directors and crew and learn the basic elements of the filmmaking process, culminating in a premiere screening of their finished films.

LINCOLN SCHOOL 301 Butler Ave., Providence; 401/3319696 x4103; Lincolnschool.org Held at both the Providence campus and the school’s sports complex in Rehoboth, Lincoln hosts a wide array of camps for children entering kindergarten to eighthgrade, including acting, gardening, sports, science, entrepreneurship, leadership and more.

NEWPORT ART MUSEUM SUMMER PROGRAMS 76 Bellevue Ave., Newport; 401/8482787; www.newportartmuseum.org Art camps and classes offered for kids ages 6 to 13, with focus ranging from sculpture to painting to drawing to mixed media and more.

NEWPORT ACADEMY OF BALLET 3 Charles St., Newport; 401-849-8473 newportacademyofballet.com One-week beginner or intermediate camps for ages 3 to 12, or intermediate and intensive camps for ages 9 to 13+.

Campers explore dance through creative movement, learning ballet, modern, jazz, folk, chroreography and more.

R.I. PHILHARMONIC MUSIC SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS The Carter Center for Music Education & Performance, 667 Waterman Ave., East Providence; 401.248.7001; riphil.org/ summer22 Diverse and fun summer programs for all ages – from babies to adults. Group class-

Youth Sailing Summer Camp Ages 7-15; All Levels of Experience Sail on Herreshoff 12½ Spring & Fall After School Programs

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es throughout the summer include Music Together®, Rhythm Kids®, Music Theory & Ear Training, Ukulele for Everyone, Suzuki Piano and Suzuki Guitar for Grown-ups. Jazz, Rock & Blues and Chamber Music workshops will be offered for students elementary age and up (including adults), while weekly ensembles for middle and high school students include Jazz Combos, Big Band, Jazz Fusion and Rock. Private lessons, the core of a student’s musical training, are available for any age and any type of music.

RISD CONTINUING EDUCATION SUMMER CAMPS AND CLASSES Locations in Providence and Barrington; (401) 454-6200; ce.risd.edu Art and design camps and classes for ages 6–17 including painting, sculpture, animation, moviemaking and more. Choose from full-day camps at Tillinghast Place in Barrington, or half-day classes at Rhode Island School of Design in Providence.

ROSEMARY’S SCHOOL OF DANCE EDUCATION www.rosemarysdance.com Rosemary’s Summer Dance Project offers a variety of programs in June through August for dancers ages 2 to 12.

SUMMER DANCE CAMPS AT THE BALLET CENTER 89 Gooding Ave., Bristol; 401/254-2847; theballetctr.com The Ballet Center offers several half-day dance camps for dancers ages 3 to 15.

TRINITY REPERTORY YOUNG ACTORS SUMMER INSTITUTE 201 Washington St, Providence; 401/521-1100; www.trinityrep.com The Young Actors Summer Institute is one of the most comprehensive arts enrichment summer programs in New England.

Taught by Trinity Rep’s professional acting company and Trinity’s education staff,

students aged 10-18 are able to choose from a variety of different classes, including playwriting, stage combat, improvisation, film and much more.

ART BY YOU AT WEIRDGIRL CREATIONS POTTERY STUDIO SUMMER ART “CAMP TO GO” 33 Kent St., Barrington, RI ; 401/2471397; www.weirdgirlcreations.com The studio offers camp for ages 3-12. Students work in clay, try their hand at the wheel, paint, and draw. Register early; some weeks are already full.

Sports Camps The number of summer camps devoted to individual sports is huge. Keep an eye out for sports camps available through many of the private schools and colleges in the area. In addition, many traditional camps as well as the YMCAs will offer specialized sports and adventure themes including ropes courses, rock climbing, hiking, skateboarding and more.

COMMUNITY BOATING CENTER India Point Park, Providence; 401/4547245; www.communityboating.com For ages 8-17. Curriculum allows stepped progression through a variety of opportunities for beginner, racing or cruising-minded sailors.

EAST BAY SAILING FOUNDATION Bristol Yacht Club, 101 Poppasquash Road, Bristol; 401/253-0775; www.eastbaysailingfoundation.org Classes for ages 6 to adult, taught in Bristol Harbor. Novice, beginner, intermediate and advanced racing classes offered.

HERRESHOFF SEAMANSHIP PROGRAM Herreshoff Marine Museum, 1 Burnside St., Bristol; 401-253-5000; www.herreshoff.org Youth sailing camp on classic Herreshoff

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CAMP GUIDE sloops; Full day and mornings; All levels of experience welcome; family and adult classes and boat rentals available on weeknights and weekends.

LONGPLEX SUMMER SPORT CAMP 300 Industrial Way, Tiverton; 401-8166650; longplex.com/summersportcamp Week-long sports camps for ages 6 to 15 will include soccer, basketball, flag football, volleyball, floor hockey, kickball, wiffle ball, beanbag toss, trails walks, arts and crafts, bouncy house and more.

NINJA WARRIOR SUMMER CAMP Self Defense Training Center, 1235 Wampanoag Trail, Riverside; 401/4379223; SelfDefenseRI.com Karate Camp is more than just Karate — the main focus is to make sure every camper has a great time. Campers will have the chance to take part in their favorite games, sports and other activities in a safe, supervised and fun setting. Children in camp have a great opportunity to improve strength, endurance and flexibility.

OCEAN STATE SWIM CAMP Roger Williams University, Bristol

oceanstateswimcamp.com Led by RWU head swim coach Matt Emmert, the program offers a four-day camp for ages 7 to 18 to learn the latest techniques for all four strokes.

PRESTIGE FITNESS & GYMNASTICS CENTER 1735 GAR Highway, Swansea; 508-3791019 www.PrestigeFitGym.com Offering summer programs for ages 3.5 to 12, blending gymnastics with fitness, fun and physical activity.

RHODE ISLAND FENCING ACADEMY 14 Almeida Ave., East Providence; 401/434-2404; RIFAC.com National gold medalists, World Cup athletes, and local champions will be on hand to fence with, and offer advice and guidance to, camp participants. Offering full-day, half-day and intensive camps.

ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY SUMMER PROGRAMS Roger Williams University, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bristol; 401/254-3050; www.rwu. edu Programs from marine biology to cyber

camp to athletics, available on RWU’s Bristol campus.

SUMMER YOUTH SAILING 72 Fort Adams Drive, Newport; 401-8498385 sailnewport.org Sail Newport is offering summer sailing programs for ages 5 and up, from beginner to advanced. Campers will learn skills, build confidence and have fun on the water.

TENNIS HALL OF FAME CAMP 194 Bellevue Ave., Newport; 401-8493990; tennisfame.com/camp Build skills and have fun on the courts, for ages 8 to 16.

Special Needs/Health Needs There are many summer recreational opportunities specifically for children with physical, developmental or emotional disabilities, as well as those with special health care needs. A good source is the R.I. Developmental Disabilities Council, which puts together an annual summer guide every year; you can find it at www. riddc.org.

CAMP SUREFIRE www.campsurefire.org This one-week overnight camp provides an opportunity for kids aged 6 to 17 with type one diabetes to meet and learn from older campers, counselors and staff.

Location to-be-announced.

THE JACK RUA CAMP FOR CHILDREN WITH DIABETES Camp Welch, 127 North Main St., Assonet; 508/679-5233; peopleinc-fr.org Camp is for children ages 5 to 14 with type one diabetes who are served by Diabetes Association Incorporated. Its mission is to foster friendships among children with diabetes, their siblings and friends through a safe, active program.

CAMP WANNAGOAGAIN Cub World Camp, Buck Hill Boy Scout Reservation, 704 Buck Hill Road, Pascoag; 401/785-2666; www.theautismproject.org This camp, for children ages 5 to 19 who have an autism spectrum diagnosis, is rich with visual supports, structured teaching methods, sensory-based activities and traditional camp activities like swimming, arts and crafts and nature walks.

Summer Youth Sailing

Images: Rodrigo Fernandez

Confidence Building I Fun I Teaches Teamwork I Healthy Watersport Beginner to Advanced I Children aged 5 and older Financial Aid Available I T. (401) 846-1983 Apply online: sailnewport.org

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