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• Kids' University
• MN Sport Schools
• Discovering 'U'
• Gopher Adventures

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Summer Youth & Community Programs

2011 Was A Summer Unplugged!

The information on this site describes the programs offered in Summer 2011 with the theme of "unplugged". This information will provide a helpful overview and guide to our program as the general operations and policies are similar from year to year. The Summer 2012 camp details will be available January 31. Registration for 2012 will begin February 10.

Looking Ahead

Summer 2012 camps will take place from June 11 through August 24. There will be no camps offered from July 2-6. Stay tuned for more information about summer 2012 camps.

Camp Descriptions and Dates

Mix and match your camp choices week by week as desired. Weekly camps in a variety of topics are divided by four general categories. All camps are introductory unless specified.

Kids’ University explores common University studies such as agriculture, ecology, language, math, and sciences presented through fun, hands-on activities. Minnesota Sport Schools offers a lifetime of activity is within reach through a variety of traditional, unique, and adventure activities. Discovering 'U' features fun and interactive creative programs that allow youth to explore more about themselves and the world. Gopher Adventures combines recreational activities, top-quality leadership, and state-of-the-art facilities all summer long with an emphasis on active and general camp experiences. The Camps At a Glance document also provides a helpful overview of all camp offerings.

ALL CAMPS INCLUDE indoor rock climbing, indoor swimming, organized recreational games, themes and projects, a state of the art playground, outdoor games, quality arts and crafts, and campus exploration adjusted to the age of the participants.