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Cool Camp for Cool Kids!

By Ruby Stephenson, Community Writer
December 19, 2024 at 07:40am. Views: 371

What’s cooler than cool? Winter Day Camp, of course! Participants enjoy a variety of art projects, games, sports, and much more in a supervised, fun-filled environment. Space is limited, so register now.

 

About the Camp:

·     Winter Session 1: – December 23, 26, 27

Cost: $81 Residents | $105 Non-Residents

·     Winter Session 2: – December 30 - January 3

Cost $108 Residents | $140 Non-Residents

·     Winter Session 3: – January 6-10

Cost $135 Residents | $176 Non-Residents

·     For Ages 5-12.

·     Two snacks provided. Campers must come with a prepared lunch.

·     New participants must register in person at the Conference & Recreation Center located at 14075 Frederick St. and provide birth certificate verification.

 

Previous campers may register at www.registermoval.org. Call 951.413.3280 or email camps@moval.org for more info

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