W e are now accepting listings for FastForwardWeb's 2011 Summer Camps for Kids Directory. The directory goes live on March 1st. If you would like us to include a listing of your camp, please act now. We are providing a few options to help you get your camp's information to us for a listing.
- You can download our 2012 Camp Listing Guide. The guide contains a worksheet to help you complete and fill in information on what details we need. You can refer to the listings below for examples of how we will format the camp information.
- You can complete the online camp listing form. It is similar to the Camp Listing Guide mentioned above, but the form can be completed online.
As our camp directory goes live on FastForwardWeb.com on March 1st, please be sure to submit your camp's information, up to 6 camp photos, and an optional story written by one of your campers by February 15th. If you elect to completed the Listing Guide worksheet, it can be emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . You may use the submission form to upload your camp photos, or email them to Winifred. Don't miss out!
This is the "lead-in" promotional text for your camp which provides a snapshot of what the camp is all about. Just make it as concise, enticing and promotional as possible given the limited number of characters. (maximum 500 characters)
WHERE: general city location—whatever would be helpful to the viewer (a street address is not necessary).
WHEN: months or weeks of operation, specific session dates, days of week, session hours.
AGES: ages or grade levels accommodated, gender if not coed. List restrictions or prerequisites.
ACTIVITIES: activities your camp provides, what students will do and learn about.
COST: cost(s) to attend, levels of participation, etc. Include "take away" items provided. For all-day camps, note if lunch is included or if a separate option, its cost, etc.
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We’ll take the mystery out of movie making. In one week you will write, direct, film, act in and edit your own movie.
WHERE: Mill Valley
WHEN: June - August sessions, M-F 9am-5pm;
AGES SERVED: Entering 4th-10th Grades, all levels welcome
ACTIVITIES: movie making skills including writing, directing, filming, acting in and editing own movie;
COST: 5 per week - includes materials, lunch, and a DVD of the finished movie
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Offering an engaging and enriching theatrical experience for young performers of all backgrounds and abilities.
WHERE: 142 Throckmorton Theatre in downtown Mill Valley
WHEN: M-F from 9:00am-3:00pm.
Session 1 runs June 20-July 8 (grades 2-5);
Session 2 runs July 11-22 (grades 6-9)
AGES: Two groups: grades 2-5 and grades 6-9
COST: 5 for 2-week session; 5 for 3-week session
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Outdoor adventure on a Sierra mountain lake. Mountain biking, windsurfing, wakeboarding, tubing, backpacking, gymnastics, sailing, ropes course, archery, video production, dance and stage and more.
WHERE: near Lake Tahoe on the beautiful shore of Ice House Lake in the El Dorado National Forest
WHEN: One two, three and four-week sessions. 1-week sessions: weeks of 6/12–7/02 and 7/24–8/20; 2-week sessions: 6/12–8/20; 3-week sessions: 6/19–7/09 and 7/24–8/13; 4-week sessions: 6/26–7/23 and 7/10–8/06. NEW! Mini-camp for ages 2-7th Grade for week of 8/21–8/24
AGES: 8-15 years, boys & girls
COST: Rates start at ,400 and go up depending on number of sessions
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Our custom-tailored sessions explore the world-renowned trails of Marin County. All levels from novice to expert mountain bikers are welcome.
WHERE: in Mill Valley, where the sport was born
WHEN: 11 weekly sessions, June 13-August 26th, 9:00am-4:00pm
AGES: 8-14 years
COST: 5 per week, off for early registration (by April 30th)
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