1. Healthcare

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
FOR HEALTHY LIVING
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
BEST
SUMMER
EVER!
BOOTHBAY REGION YMCA AND CLC YMCA
COME TOGETHER FOR SUMMER CAMP!
2015
WELCOME CAMPERS!
Make this the best summer ever.
Make friends to last a lifetime!
Dear Y Families,
The Boothbay Region and CLC YMCAs Keep Youth Moving, Learning and Exploring this Summer~2015 with a pilot
Summer Camp experience!
The Boothbay Region Y in partnership with the Central Lincoln County (CLC) YMCA are offering a combined and
expanded summer camp experience - with transportation - to give kids and teens in Lincoln County an
adventurous, active and healthy summer. Our YMCA camp programs offer youth fun and unique experiences with
an opportunity to explore the outdoors, meet new friends, discover new interests and create memories that last a
lifetime.
“Over the course of several months in 2014, Boothbay Region and CLC Y staff, board and other community
volunteers participated on a task force to develop a Summer Camp Strategic plan for the Boothbay Region YMCA.
Andy Hamblett, Maddie Rideout, Tracey Hall, Emily Mirabile, Meagan Hamblett, Peggy Pinkham, Neal Verge, Melissa
Cullina, David Eastwood, Wells Moore and Sarah Baldwin along with CLC Y staff and volunteer Joe Clark and Dennis
Anderson met with Y USA Resource Director, Kellie Wardman to develop a comprehensive plan to include outreach
to Lincoln County”, says BRYMCA, Executive Director, Andy Hamblett.
Summer is the ideal time for kids to get up, get out and explore. But, for some kids summer means no access (lack
of transportation and financial resources) to recreational and educational activities to help them learn, grow and
thrive during out-of-school time. As a result, some kids can experience learning loss and gain weight twice as fast
than during the school year. Attending any of our combined summer camps this summer is a wonderful opportunity
for kids and teens to keep their minds and bodies active”, says CLC YMCA CEO, Meagan Hamblett.
“YMCA summer camp supports the social-emotional, cognitive development and physical well-being of kids,” says
Maddie Rideout, Joe Clark, Tracey Hall and Emily Mirabile, Y Camp Directors. “Kids are in a welcoming environment
where they can belong, build relationships, develop character and achieve – discovering their potential. We really
encourage parents to give their kids the gift of camp so that every child can benefit from the experience.”
There are five reasons why youth should attend summer camp:
1. ADVENTURE: Summer camp is all about a w ide variety of fun adventures and new experiences, and
especially exploring the outdoors. YMCA camps have a new adventure for every child and teen.
2. HEALTHY FUN: Both full and half day camp experiences offer fun, stimulating activities that engage the
body and mind, and also help children and teens learn the importance of nutrition to help improve their healthy
eating habits.
3. PERSONAL GROWTH: W hile being aw ay from the routine back home, youth have a chance to learn new
skills, and develop confidence and independence by taking on new responsibilities and challenges. Camps offer
cognitive learning and social-emotional development opportunities for achievement.
4. NEW FRIENDSHIPS: Amidst the fun of camp games, songs, sw imming, canoeing and talent show s,
campers meet new friends and strengthen existing friendships. The relationships formed at camp are important and
lasting for many youth. This summer, combining several different communities allows children to meet new friends
outside of their own school experiences.
5. MEMORIES: Summer camp is an unforgettable experience that w ill give each camper memories (and
camp traditions) that will last a lifetime.
FREE BREAKFAST AND/OR LUNCH FOR ALL CAMPERS! (Excludes Round P ond Sailing Camp) The Summer
Food Service Program (SFSP) is a U.S. Department of Agriculture funded program to provide free meals for children
during the summer months.
And, to ensure that all youth have the chance to experience camp, both YMCAs offer financial assistance to those in
need. Those registering in the Boothbay Region should apply for financial assistance through the Boothbay Region
YMCA. Likewise, those from the CLC YMCA should apply at the CLC YMCA.
To learn more about summer camp programs through the Y, download this 2015 Summer Camp guide
at www.boothbayregionymca.org and www.clcymca.org.
The Boothbay Region Y and CLC Y - in partnership - have now increased the potential to give youth an enriching,
safe experience with caring staff and volunteers who model positive values that help build their kids’ character.
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CAMP REGISTRATION POLICIES AND
TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
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PAYMENTS/FEES: All FEES are due at the time of
registration. Payment plan options are available.
Payment plan dates run from camp registration through
the Friday before first day of camp.
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CHANGE FEES: A $25 change fee w ill be applied
for any change to an existing registration. This fee
applies to cancellations, changes in weeks, camps or
campers. The balance is due at the time of the change.

REFUND POLICY: P rovided you cancel at least one
week before the camp session begins, you will receive a
refund minus a $25 Change Fee.

CAMP REGISTRATION: Camp A pplication,
Health History, Waiver of Liability and child’s
immunization records are all due at time of
registration.
Look for the bus
throughout this guide
to determine if your
camps provide
transportation.
CAMPER TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday
Morning and afternoon transportation available for
CLC YMCA and Waldoboro YMCA Campers
(Waldoboro—minimum of 8 campers weekly for pickup. If
minimum is not reached, parents will be notified and given the
option of bringing their children to the CLC YMCA beginning at
7:30am and picked up by 5pm).
***NO MID-DAY TRANSPORATION CURRENTLY
PROVIDED. IF DESIRED, PLEASE SPEAK WITH
A CAMP DIRECTOR.***
AM PICKUP BUS SCHEDULE
DEPART Waldoboro YMCA
7:45am
FREE MEALS FOR ALL
CAMPERS:
DEPART CLC YMCA
8:15am
USDA Summer Food Program in
partnership with the Y’s and
Healthy Lincoln County.
ARRIVE Camp Knickerbocker
8:45am
Breakfast (7:30-8:30am)
and lunch (12-1pm) provided
daily for all campers.
DEPART Camp Knickerbocker
4:15pm
ARRIVE CLC YMCA
4:45pm
ARRIVE Waldoboro YMCA
5:00pm
NEW THIS SUMMER
(formerly the AD Gray Building)
(Campers early arrival at the Y begins at 7:30am)
PM DROPOFF BUS SCHEDULE
SUMMER CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS:
APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED AT YOUR HOME YMCA BY
MAY 29, 2015. This is the last day financial assistance will be
accepted. W e believe that everyone in our community,
regardless of income, deserves the opportunity to experience all that our
Y has to offer. Therefore, participation in our programs is not based on
the ability to pay. Financial Assistance applications can be downloaded
from your YMCA website. Applications are first come, first served.
CAMP GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS
Camp Knickerbocker
Page 4 & 5
Adventure Camps
Page 6 & 7
Half-Day Camps
Page 8 & 9
Sailing Camp
Page 10
Critters and Scampers Camps
Page 11
Y-Arts Camps
Page 12 & 15
Boothbay Y Sports Camps
Page 16
CLC Y Sports Camps
Page 17
CLC Specialty Camps
Page 18
Community Partners
Page 19
THANKS TO THE ANNUAL
HOT DOG EATING CONTEST
(CLC YMCA) AND “SEND A
KID TO CAMP” FUND DRIVE
(BRYMCA), WE ARE ABLE TO
OFFER SUMMER CAMP
SCHOLARSHIPS.
FOR INFORMATION ON SUMMER CAMPS
CONTACT YOUR HOME YMCA
BOOTHBAY REGION YMCA
BOOTHBAYREGIONYMCA.ORG
Contact Camp Co-Directors:
Maddie Rideout and Tracey Hall
[email protected]
(207) 633-2855
CLC YMCA
CLCYMCA.ORG
Contact Camp Director: Joe Clark
[email protected]
Or Camp Registrar Karen-Ann Hagar
Camp Nurse on Staff to provide
medications and first aid.
[email protected]
(207) 563-9622
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CAMP KNICKERBOCKER
A GREAT DAY OF CAMP BEGINS AT CAMP K!
FOR GRADES K-7 SCHEDULE: MONDAY-FRIDAY 7:30am-5pm
Camp Knickerbocker is situated on 65 acres of forest and
wetland on beautiful Knickerbocker Lake in Boothbay, Maine.
Amenities and Activities include:

Beach play and Swimming

Exhilarating Playground

Kayaking and Canoeing

Rifle Range

Field and Court Sports


Baldwin Center State of the
Art Adventure Course
Performing Arts Stage for
YARTS Camp Productions
PLEASE REGISTER
FOR CAMP K AT
YOUR HOME Y.
Free Breakfast and Lunch provided daily.
ADD A HALF DAY OF CAMP K TO A HALF DAY
SPECIALTY CAMP FOR AN ADDITIONAL $60 PER
WEEK.
CAMP WEEKLY FEE:
Y Family Member
Y Member
Nonmember
$145
$150
$185
All campers meet at the flagpole at 9am to begin their day of camp!
This camp boasts amazing activities grouped by the child’s age to
ensure that all children are enjoying their camp experience, learning,
making friends and building memories they will have for a lifetime! All
campers meet to lower the flagpole and talk about their amazing day
at camp at 3:45pm.
CAMP THEME WEEKS
Week
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Superheroes
Animal Planet
We are Family
Survivor/Challenge
Mad Scientist
Maine Adventures
Myths & Magic
Under the Sea
Camp Olympics
Camp K Got Talent
CAMPER GROUPS
GROUP
Grade (Fall 2015)
Scamper
Chipmunk
Puffin
Beaver
Bear
Moose
Lynx
K or Montessori
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th & 7th
Find C
facebook.
Camp K on Facebook
.com/YMCACAMPK
LOCATED AT CAMP KNICKERBOCKER, BOOTHBAY
CAMP TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE FROM WALDOBORO AND CLC YMCA’S
CAMPS RUN WEEKLY JUNE 15-AUGUST 28
CAMP KNICKERBOCKER
(CIT) COUNSELOR IN TRAINING
GRADES 7-9
A 10-week commitment for older youth who are
ready for lots of fun and more responsibility.
Develop Leadership Skills
Are you interested in learning how to be a camp
counselor? Our YMCA’s CIT program is the first step
in an individual’s transition from a camper to a
potential staff member. CITs work in supervised
programs to develop strong leadership skills through
training, discussion, observation and practice. Their
new skills are directly applied to leadership
opportunities at camp. The CITs build friendships,
engage in new and traditional camp activities, and
develop a positive work ethic.
Fee: $550 for the summer
Camp Session: June 15-August 21
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ADVENTURE CAMP
EXPLORERS
Free Breakfast and Lunch GRADES 4-9 (12 slots per camp)
Camps Host One Overnight
provided daily.
Art Alive
June 22-26
Maine is home to artists, galleries and museums that capture beauty in various artistic
mediums. We will explore the art legacy of our area with a visit to local galleries, a trip
to the Farnsworth Museum, and a boat ride to the artists’ colony on Monhegan Island.
An overnight of camping at Camp K with it’s well-stocked arts and crafts cabin will allow
inspired campers to make their own creations.
Lighthouses and Beaches
June 29-July 3
Midcoast Maine is home to dozens of spectacular lighthouses and beaches. This camp will
visit some of these scenic sites, learn about maritime history, and cool down on sandy
shores. The trip will culminate in an overnight island adventure near a local lighthouse.
Survivor Camp
July 6-10
This fun-filled camp provides physical and mental challenges, outdoor adventures, cooperative games, and team building activities that will bring out the “SURVIVOR” in
your camper! Our goal is to show campers how positive thinking and leadership will
build skills toward a successful future in their own lives. An overnight at Camp K
includes the low and high ropes courses at our Y Baldwin Center for a true adventure!
Lobster Tales & Hiking Trails
July 27-31
The mountains meet the sea in this camp with lobster investigation and wilderness
exploration. Campers will learn about lobsters, meet a lobster biologist, take a ride
on a lobster boat, and hike local trails. On Thursday campers go to Camden Hills
State Park for camping, two days of hiking, and a trip to the Maine Lobster Festival.
History Canoe Tour
August 3-7
If your adventurous camper is a history buff, or likes to explore new things, then
this is the camp for them! Campers will visit historic forts and sites along the
waterways of Maine, often reaching their destination by canoe. This mix of
education and fun includes an overnight at Swan Island, an enchanting preserve
full of wildlife and history.
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 7:30am-5pm
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Weekly Fee:
Y Family Member
Y Member
Non Member
$175
$200
$285
LOCATED AT CAMP KNICKERBOCKER, BOOTHBAY
CAMP TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE FROM WALDOBORO AND CLC YMCA’S
NAVIGATORS
Free Breakfast and Lunch
provided daily.
Baxter & Beyond
GRADES 7-10 (12 slots per camp)
Camps Host Several Overnights
July 13-17
Explore thick forests, sparkling lakes, and majestic mountains found at Baxter
State Park. After we take local day hikes and practice wildlife watching skills
on Monday and Tuesday, we head west on Wednesday for a two-night trip to
Baxter. The highlights of this trip include hiking, swimming, and a moose
safari, all at a place with no electricity, running water, or paved roads. This is
wilderness at its finest!
White Water Rafting
July 20-24
Brave the wild waters of the Kennebec River! This week-long adventure
begins at Camp K where campers experience teambuilding activities, high
and low ropes courses at our Y Baldwin Adventure Center and swimming in
Knickerbocker Lake. Wednesday morning, campers head out to set up
tents and explore the great outdoors. On Thursday, rafters brace the white
waters for a full day of fun! We return to Boothbay on Friday to share our
exciting adventure stories with families and friends.
In the Whites Camp
August 10-14
Cross state lines to explore neighboring New Hampshire’s infamous White
Mountains. We warm up for our adventure on local trails and the high and
low ropes courses at the Y Baldwin Center. On Wednesday we head to the
White Mountains to enjoy two nights of camping at a New Hampshire State
Park. We will explore Mt. Washington, the highest mountain in the east,
and its surrounding trails and sandy beaches. Come join in the fun!
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
August 17-21
What a better way to spend the last few days of summer vacation than
enjoying summer sports and going to a baseball game! We will see the
Portland Sea Dogs, play mini- golf, and go bowling. A Boston Red Sox
game might be included with an overnight in the big city! This is a camp
you don’t want to miss! (Ages 10-16. Kids 11 and under must be
accompanied by a parent on the Boston trip.) Extra Fees may apply if we
secure Red Sox Tickets.
Weekly Fee:
Y Family Member
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 7:30am-5pm
Y Member
Non Member
$260
$275
$350
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HALF-DAY SPECIALTY CAMPS
Half Day Specialty Camps are great way to spend a morning or an afternoon to discover something new
and exciting! Add a 1/2 day of Camp K to make a full day of camp or combine two 1/2 Day Specialty
Camps!
Free Breakfast and Lunch For AM camps and Free Lunch for PM camps daily.
FISHING CAMP
June 22-26 AM, July 20-24 AM, August 3-7 PM
Catch “the big one” during this fun week of fishing in local fresh and salt water holes. Bring your
own fishing gear or borrow some from camp. There will be “fish tales” to be told after visits to
Knickerbocker Lake, the Inner Harbor and Linekin Bay.
DIGITAL MEDIA WITH BRCTV CAMP
June 29-July 3 AM, July 13-17 AM
Learn the process of film creation, including script set-up, filming, and editing. BRCTV’s Jonne Trees
works with campers at camp and the BRCTV studio. The group will have a red carpet filming party to
debut their finished product.
BLAZING TRAILS
July 6-10 AM
Discover the Boothbay Region Land Trust preserves through hiking, games, and team-building
activities. Enjoy fresh air while we explore the fields, forests, and waterways of the Boothbay
peninsula. Unplug from technology and connect to nature.
PRIMITIVE SKILLS
July 27-31 AM
Discover your wild side with Boothbay Region Land Trust Environmental Educator Tracey “Turtle” Hall.
Campers will learn primitive skills such as walking like a fox and building survival shelters while
exploring area preserves. Orienteering, wild edibles, and tracking are some of the activities that will
leave campers feeling connected to nature.
PLANES, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES
August 3-7 AM
Campers will explore transportation with a visit to the Owls Head Transportation Museum, the Railway
Village, and the Wings Over Wiscasset Festival. Discover the cars, trains, boats, and planes that help
move us around.
CULINARY CAMP
August 10-14 AM
What do McSeagulls, Pier One, Mine Oyster, The Thistle Inn and House of Pizza have in common?
These are places that future chefs will visit when they attend this popular half day camp. Campers will
get a behind-the-scenes look into culinary art.
MADE IN THE “HAHBAH”
August 17-21 AM
Boothbay Harbor is full of creative people and businesses. This camp will explore the inner workings of
our town to learn what goes into making local products. From ice cream to boatbuilding, there is a lot of
industry in our backyard.
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ALL 1/2 DAY SPECIALTY CAMPS FOR GRADES 4-9
CAMPS ORIGINATE AT CAMP KNICKERBOCKER, BOOTHBAY
CAMP TRANSPORTATION FOR FULL DAY CAMPS ONLY FROM WALDOBORO AND CLC YMCA’S.
ART CAMP
June 29-July 3 PM
Let your camper’s creative side shine with a week of paint, clay, and wax at Camp K’s well-stocked
and inspiring Arts and Crafts cabin. Campers will learn texture and color, working with various
mediums in solo and group projects. Join us in letting your artist shine!
OCEAN ADVENTURE
July 6-10 PM, August 10-15 PM
This week is all about the ocean, from the critters that call it home to the people who make a living
from it. We will spend the week surrounded by water as we visit the aquarium, investigate tide pools,
and talk to a lobsterman. Enjoy a week of salty fun in the sun!
SWIMMING AND BOATING TOUR
July 13-17 PM
This camp offers fresh air, exercise, and Vitamin D. We will swim and boat at Knickerbocker Lake
and travel to other bodies of fresh and salt water around our beautiful Boothbay Region. Bring swim
suits and suntan lotion, and be ready for some splish-splashing fun!
CONSTRUCTION JUNCTION
July 20-24 PM
Campers will explore the natural and man-made world around us by visiting with builders, architects,
and excavators and learning about their work. We introduce little builders to a broad range of materials
and tools. The group will work together at the end of the week to construct their own project.
STEM CAMP
July 27-31 PM
This week is chock full of kid-friendly projects that focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Math (STEM). Campers gain skills and confidence while creating, exploring and problem-solving.
Activities include building with Legos, programming robots, and launching rockets.
TRY THESE COMBINATIONS FOR A FUN FULL DAY CAMP!!!
DATES
AM Camp 9am-12pm
PM Camp 12:30-3:30pm
June 29-July 3
Digital Media
+
Art Camp
July 6-10
Blazing Trails
+
Ocean Adventures
July 13-17
Digital Media
+
Swimming and Boating
July 20-24
Fishing Camp
+
Construction Junction
July 27- 31
Primitive Skills
+
STEM Camp
August 3-7
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
+
Fishing Camp
August 10-14
Culinary Camp
+
Ocean Adventure
CAMP SCHEDULE: (AM CAMPS) 9:00AM-12:00 PM
Weekly Fee:
Y Family Member
Y Member
Non Member
Add 1/2 Day of Camp K
$110
$120
$150
$ 60
(PM CAMPS) 12:30-3:30PM
*Special Price* Sign up for BOTH AM and PM
Half-Day camps in the same week
Y Family Member
$200
Y Member
$210
Non Member
$275
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SAILING CAMP
ROUND POND, ME
DAY CAMP FOR GRADES 3-9
WEEKLY SESSIONS: JUNE 22-AUGUST 21
LOCATED IN ROUND POND, ME
Enjoy a summer of fun learning how to
sail. Our staff of experienced instructors
will teach your kids lifetime skills in our
fleet of 14’ dinghies. No experience
necessary. Children should be
comfortable in water and must complete
a swim test. Visit our website for what
to bring and for directions to camp.
The Sailing Leader’s in Training
LIT’s must be 14 years old or older to
apply. Must have Round Pond sailing
experience. Please contact Joe Clark,
[email protected] or call 563-9622.
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 9am-3pm
CAMP WEEKLY FEE:
Y Member
Non Member
$225
$300
facebook.com/SAILINGCAMP
SAILING CAMP REGISTRATION OPTIONS
MONDAY, MARCH 16
MONDAY, MARCH 23
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1ST AT 8AM
ONLINE REGISTRATION
OPEN TO MEMBERS ONLY
ONLINE REGISTRATION
OPEN TO EVERYONE
REGISTRATION OPEN AT THE CLC
YMCA TO EVERYONE
REGISTRATION LIMITED TO 3 WEEKS
REGISTRATION LIMITED TO 3 WEEKS
REGISTRATION LIMITED TO 3 WEEKS
After everyone has booked their weeks of camp, the Y will open registration for additional weeks to be booked.
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SCAMPERS AND CRITTER CAMP
SCAMPER CAMP
Free Breakfast and Lunch
provided daily.
GRADES SUMMER BEFORE K
CAMP TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE
FROM WALDOBORO AND CLC YMCA’S
Located at Camp K
Scamper Camp is a summer day camp program designed especially for young
children getting ready to enter school. Scamper Camp provides an exciting and
developmentally appropriate experience for this age group. Activities Include:

Traditional Flag Ceremonies

Boating

Special Theme Weeks

Field Games

Y ARTS Theatre Camp

Singing

Open Swim Times
Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.
Campers must be entering Montessori or Kindergarten 2015 and must be toilet trained.
CRITTER CAMP
Located at BRYMCA Child Enrichment Center
Ages 3-4
Transportation Not Available
This unique experience is one of our most successful programs for pre-school
children and is designed to provide both physical growth and socialization
through fun-filled early childhood activities including:

Art Projects

Weekly Field Trips

Y-Arts Theatre

Picnics

Swimming

Playing at the Beach

Trolley Rides

And so much more!
Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.
Campers must be entering Montessori or Pre K in 2015 and must be toilet trained.
CAMP WEEKLY FEE:
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 7am-5 pm
Y Family Member
Y Member
Non Member
$145
$150
$185
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Y-ARTS
LOCATED AT CAMP KNICKERBOCKER, BOOTHBAY
Y-ARTS MUSIC THEATRE CAMP
FOR GRADES 1-9
Immerse yourself in the art of musical theatre at our two-week day camp. Our YMCA Music
Theatre Camp focuses on all areas of the dramatic arts. Campers will work in supportive ageappropriate groups to learn acting and performance skills, theatre games, and to improve their
singing and dancing.
Along with improving their theatre skills, campers will participate in the Theatre Olympics and
rehearse and perform a fully staged Broadway Junior musical.
TWO WEEK
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
SESSIONS
June 29-July 10
July 13-24
August 3-14
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
SESSION FEES:
Y Member
$335
Non Member $400
Free Breakfast and Lunch
provided daily.
Do Campers participate in any non-theatre related activities?

Yes, campers have swim time in Knickerbocker Lake and also participate in outdoor
activities including capture the pearl, water balloon toss, and counselor hunts.
When do campers perform?
 The first Thursday of each session, campers will come together to perform a preview
performance of their upcoming musical at 3pm on the Centennial Lake Stage at Camp K.
This performance will also include group performances and skits learned in the first few
days of camp. The second Thursday of each session, campers will give performances of
their musical at 11am and 5pm. Parents will need to provide transportation home on
performance day.
CAMP SCHEDULE at Camp K: Monday-Friday 7:30am-5pm
YARTS Theatre Camp begins at 9am
Productions for the 2015 season will be chosen from the following
options and announced on the first day of each session!
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Y-ARTS DANCE CAMPS
Free Lunch provided daily.
FOR GRADES 2-9
Campers will wear ballet or jazz shoes and comfortable dance clothes and black leotard and leggings
as part of the end of camp show on Friday at 12pm. Invite family and friends to see what we’ve been
working on all week. Dance Instructor: Melissa Nein
SURFIN’ SAFARI CAMP
July 27-31
Dance Camp theme is summer and we’re going Surfin’ Safari in the Summertime! Camp will
explore Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, & Hip Hop as well as some improvisation & choreography, all to
summer themed music.
BROADWAY DANCE CAMP
August 17-21
Everybody loves a Broadway Show….. Great music and FABULOUS dancing! Whether you’ve
been dancing for years, or you’d like to give dance a try, this is a great camp for any child as we
dance our way through Broadway past and present. All you singers and actors, come help round
out your triple threat! We’re going to have a great time exploring various styles of dance all set
to Broadway music.
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 9-12:30pm
LOCATION: YMCA ANNEX
WEEKLY FEES
Y Member
$125
Non Member $150
Add Acting Intensive Camp to Surfin’
Safari (page 15) to make a full day!
Y Member
$200
Non Member $250
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Y-ARTS CAMPS, MUSIC THEATRE AND DANCE
ADVANCED MUSIC THEATRE
Let your freak flag fly! This NEW YArts
Session: June 15-June 26
Camp is intended for performers with
Intended for Grades 4-12
previous stage experience. Join YMCA
Performances:
Arts and Humanities Director, Emily
Friday, June 26 at 6pm
Mirabile, for a fully staged production of
Saturday, June 27 at 2pm & 6pm
SHREK JUNIOR! Part romance and part
twisted fairy tale, our production will feature a host of over-the-top roles for an
expandable cast. There is a part for everyone in this dazzling adventure story.
The two week Broadway style rehearsal process will conclude with three
performances.
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 3-8pm
BROADWAY BABIES THEATRE
WEEKLY FEES
Y Member
$140
Non Member $200
June 22-26
FOR THE YOUNGEST SHINING STARS Ages 9-18
FOR GRADES PRE-K – 2
Free Lunch provided daily.
Campers will rehearse and perform in mini productions. Participants will spend 3
hours each day learning the basics of acting and singing in a supportive, fun
environment. Each week will conclude with a performance for family and friends.
Session 1: JUNE 15-19
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 9-12pm
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Session 1: AUGUST 17-21
WEEKLY FEES
Y Member
$100
Non Member $125
CAMPS ORIGINATE AT CAMP KNICKERBOCKER, BOOTHBAY
ACTING INTENSIVE
Add Surfin’ Safari
Dance Camp for a
great full day!
JUNE 27-31 FOR GRADES 2-9
Young actors and actresses will study scenes from plays and
musicals, as well as create their own improv sketches. The
week will conclude with a performance for family and friends.
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 1-4:30pm
MUSIC VIDEO CAMP
Free Lunch
provided daily.
WEEKLY FEES
Y Member
$125
Non Member $150
Free Lunch
provided daily.
JUNE 22-26 FOR GRADES 2-9
Campers will work in teams to create a music video using
music from their favorite artist or band. Each team will work
together to produce an outline, create choreography and shoot
their video. During the Week we will also film a group music
video for “What Does the Fox Say”. A Screening Party will
be held on Friday, June 26 at 12pm.
CAMP SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday 9-12:30pm
WEEKLY FEES
Y Member
$125
Non Member $150
YARTS FOR ALL
This summer the YMCA is offering two
workshops for youth and adults with
intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Participants will join Arts and Humanities
Director, Emily Mirabile, for some summer
fun in the YMCA ANNEX. No fee for this
camp.
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LOCATED AT BOOTHBAY REGION YMCA
SPORTS CAMPS
CAMP TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE FROM WALDOBORO AND CLC YMCA’S
BASKETBALL CAMP
August 3-7 FOR GRADES 3-8
BRHS Varsity Boy’s Coach I.J. Pinkham &
Mark Gosselin are back for another year
of the now famous “hoop camp” at the
YMCA. Skill drills, games and fun
contests.
FOOTBALL CAMP
July 6-10 FOR GRADES 3-8
BRHS Football Coach Brian Dionne &
Smith Climo are ready for a fun week of Y
Football Camp. If football is your passion,
this is the camp for you!
TENNIS CAMP
Make friends, learn a sport for a
lifetime and have a fun! Enjoy
friendly competition and team play,
with Tennis Pro Chantalle Lavertu
and Lisa Gilbride.
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Weekly Fee:
Y Family Member $160
Y Member
$175
Non Member
$225
Camp Schedule: Monday-Friday 9am-3pm
Weekly Fee:
Y Family Member $160
Y Member
$175
Non Member
$225
Camp Schedule: Monday-Friday 9am-3pm
August 17-20 GRADES 3-8
Weekly Rates:
Y Members
$100
Non Members
$150
Camp Schedule: Monday-Thursday 9am-12pm
NEED FREE SPORTS
EQUIPMENT?
CONTACT KARLSKIDS.ORG
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CAMPS ORIGINATE AT THE
CLC YMCA
BASEBALL CAMP
July 27-31 FOR GRADES 3-9
Learn the fundamentals of baseball while
enjoying batting practice and scrimmages
with Coach Bob Pisco.
Weekly Fee:
Y Member
$50
Non Member
$75
Camp Schedule: Monday-Friday 5-8pm
SOCCER CAMP
August 10-14 GRADES K–8
Coach John Schumacher and graduating Lincoln Academy seniors and college soccer
players will teach the fundamentals of soccer.
Grades Pre-K-1
Grades 1-4
Grades 3-8
9-10:30am Y Members $60
Non Members $75
1-3pm
Y Members $75
Non Members $95
9am-3pm Y Members $125 Non Members $155
TENNIS CAMP
June 22-25, July 13-16, August 3-6 for GRADES 2-9
Make friends, learn a sport for a lifetime and have a
fun! Enjoy friendly competition and team play, with
Tennis Pro Lisa Gilbride and her great staff.
Weekly Rates:
Y Members
$100
Non Member
$150
Camp Schedule: Monday-Thursday 9am-12pm
GYMNASTICS CAMP
Builds strength, flexibility and trust. Students are taught in a progressive, safe manner
through exciting drills and gymnastics activities with Coach Janice Cormier-Hay team of
coaches.
Firecracker Camp for
Boys and Girls
GRADES PRE-K-2
July 20-24
9am-12pm
Y Member
$50
Non Member $75
Recreational Camp for
Boys and Girls
GRADES 1-6
July 13-17
July 27-31
9am-3pm
Y Member
$145
Non Member $185
Team Camp Level 2-8,
Pre-Team
GRADES PRE-K -10
August 3-7
August 17-21
August 24-28
9am-3pm
Y Member
$145
Non Member $185
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CLC YMCA
SPECIALTY CAMPS
CAMPS ORIGINATE AT THE
CLC YMCA
Free Lunch provided daily.
LEGO CAMP
JULY 13-17 FOR GRADES 1-6
Campers will receive exciting new building
challenges with an emphasis on teamwork,
collaboration, and creativity.
Weekly Fee:
Y Member
$50
Non Member
$75
Camp Schedule: Monday-Friday 9-12pm
GEOCACHING CAMP
Campers will hike local Mid-Coast trails in
search of the hidden treasures. Learn
how to use a GPS, navigate by map and
compass, and find the treasure! On
Friday parents will drop off and pick
campers up at Dodge Point.
AUGUST 10-15 FOR GRADES 2-8
Weekly Fee:
Y Member
$125
Non Member
$155
Camp Schedule: Monday-Thursday 9-12pm
Friday 9am-3pm at Dodge Point
ARTS & CRAFTS CAMP
This camp is a great way for kids to express
their creativity as each week brings new
ideas and projects for lots of hands-on
activity.
JULY 6-10 FOR GRADES 1-6
Weekly Fee:
Y Member
$50
Non Member
$75
Camp Schedule: Monday-Friday 9-12pm
CHEERLEADING CAMP
This cheer camp will offer young girls and boys the
opportunity to learn the basics involved with cheering. Each
child will know basic arm movements and simple stunting at
the end of this camp. A short cheer routine will end the camp
with a special presentation to parents.
Weekly Fee:
Y Member
$50
Non Member
$75
Camp Schedule: Monday-Friday 9-12pm
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JULY 20-24 FOR GRADES 1-6
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
BOOTHBAY REGION LAND TRUST
Environmental Educator and Camp K Co-Director, Tracey Hall, works
with campers to connect the natural world to traditional camp
activities. Campers will experience nature through adventures such
as catching frogs in the lake, building survival shelters and
integrating nature into arts and crafts. Visit www.bbrlt.org.
COASTAL MAINE BOTANICAL GARDENS
Camp K Campers will participate in the Growing Up Green Program
at CMBG. Each Wednesday morning, a different camp group will be
transported to CMBG to learn about the flora and fauna of our
beautiful region. Campers will enjoy lunch and time exploring the
gardens. Visit www.mainegardens.org
KARL’S KIDS
Helping Kids get in the game by providing sports equipment and
uniforms.
Young people throughout Lincoln County Maine in need of
equipment in order to participate in sports may apply.
If you are aware of a child up to age 18 who has a financial need
for sports equipment, uniforms, or other related items in order to
participate in athletics, please request a grant application by going
online at www.damariscotta-newcastlerotary.org , click on Karl's
Kids and print off an application. Visit www.karlskids.org.
SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM
The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) is a U.S. Department of Agriculture
funded program to provide free meals for children during the summer months.
Since 2012, Healthy Lincoln County has worked to serve 20,000 meals from 7
site locations. Each of our sites are open to the public, and any child 18 and
under can receive a free healthy breakfast and/or lunch. Fun games and raffles
can also be found at each of our sites. Visit www.healthylincolncounty.org
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FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
FOR HEALTHY LIVING
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
FOR QUESTIONS ON SUMMER CAMP PLEASE CALL YOUR HOME YMCA.
BOOTHBAY REGION YMCA
CENTRAL LINCOLN COUNTY YMCA
261 TOWNSEND AVENUE, BOOTHBAY, ME 04538
525 MAIN STREET, DAMARISCOTTA, ME 04543
(207) 633-2855
(207) 563-YMCA (9622)
REGISTER ONLINE
REGISTER ONLINE
BOOTHBAYREGIONYMCA.ORG
CLCYMCA.ORG
Our Mission: To put Christian values into practice through programs that
build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
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