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Nebraska Summer Camps
-Camp Floyd Rogers
Residential coed summer camp for children with diabetesCamp Floyd Rogers is an exciting summer camp experience for young Nebraskans who have diabetes. For one week each June, over one hundred youths - aged 8 to 18 - take up residence together to make new friends, enjoy summer camp activities, and learn more about diabetes.
This beautiful outdoor setting provides ample opportunities for both traditional and nontraditional summer camp experiences including: hiking, swimming, camping, fishing, canoeing, arts & crafts, singing, painting, drama, campfires, friendship circles, life talks, special evening activities, sports & games of all kinds, renewing, learning, and growing.
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-YMCA Camp Kitaki
Residential coed summer campOur camp programs serve kids 7-17 years of age, with a more than 100 year tradition of character and excellence. 70+ member staff team and serving over 2200 kids. Our 210 acre facility boasts a private lake, 44 stall horse barn, newly renovated high and low ropes courses, and modern cabin facilities.
Recently redesigned & construcuted swimming pool, shower house and dining hall expansion. Meet lifelong friends and make memories to last a lifetime. Visit our website at www.ymcalincoln.org/kidtaki to download an application.
Website:-Nebraska 4-H Camps
Residential coed summer camp and Coed Day CampNestled in the NE Nat'l Forest, State 4-H Camp is an ideal setting for kids to learn about themselves, others, and the outdoors.
Activities include Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling and Nature/Environmental Studies, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Counselor Training (CIT), Dance, Fishing, Hiking, Riflery, Soccer, Recreational Swimming, Team Building and Wilderness Trips.
-Camp Floyd Rogers
Residential coed summer camp for children with diabetesCamp Floyd Rogers is an exciting summer camp experience for young Nebraskans who have diabetes. For one week each June, over one hundred youths - aged 8 to 18 - take up residence together to make new friends, enjoy summer camp activities, and learn more about diabetes.
This beautiful outdoor setting provides ample opportunities for both traditional and nontraditional summer camp experiences including: hiking, swimming, camping, fishing, canoeing, arts & crafts, singing, painting, drama, campfires, friendship circles, life talks, special evening activities, sports & games of all kinds, renewing, learning, and growing.
