A whole new world! A whole new princess ball! Join such guests as Cinderella, the Frog Princess, and Beauty at the Raleigh Durham Holiday Princess Ball on Sunday, Dec. 5. Route your magic carpet to the Four Points hotel near…
In Partnership with YMCA of Greater Charlotte As our communities slowly reopen, many parents are eager to find opportunities for their children to get active, socialize and have fun. Though many summer camps across the Triangle will remain closed again…
Poe Center’s Popular Camp Goes Remote; Registration for Healthy Habits Camp-in-a-Kit is Open
How to help kids after a tough first summer away
A Triangle youth shares his experiences and his dad praises the benefits of them.
Take camping up a notch this summer
These regional camps offer examples
Tune out the rest of the world and tune in to what really matters
Specialized summer camps enable middle-schoolers to dive into an activity they love without school-year obligations.
Several facilities have popped up in North Carolina to offer kids and adults safe environments in which to learn, train and play.
Help for adolescents who may have emotional or behavioral problems such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and trauma.
Sleepaway camps can do wonders for a child’s personal growth and development.
Extreme camp experiences draw children from all of the world to camps in North Carolina.
Summer camp can support a child’s social and emotional development and provide opportunities for growth, so how can a parent find the right one?
Too cold out? Register your kids for fun camps and birding activities in February during the Great Backyard Bird Count.
Children move beyond basic camping through survival skills-themed experiences.
Follow this advice for saving on the costs of camps and giving your little ones a fantastic experience.
The American Camp Association offers these recommendations to help your child have a great camp experience.
For both working and stay-at-home parents, helping a child adjust to being in new places is an inevitable step of early childhood.
Are your kids headed to camp? Help prevent homesickness with the following tips.
A dad muses about the joys that lie ahead for his daughter at summer camps, both those he sends her off to and those he creates at home.
Whether you're raising an artist, mathematician or athlete, an arts-based camp may be just what your child needs to further enrich, his or her developing brain.
Consider these camp experiences, which mix fun with out-of-the-ordinary learning for children.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how camp doctors, nurses and other medical personnel are working to create a safe and healthier environment for kids.
Summer day camps, programs and classes and overnight camp options for kids.
