Camps

Reducing exposure to ticks is the best defense against tick born diseases. Tick exposure can occur year-round, but ticks are most active during warmer months (April-September). You and your [...]

by Jordana Kulak Last summer, my 6-year-old theatre student told me, “My mom signed me up for theatre camp because I’m dramatic.” Aw, so cute right? I don’t doubt that […]

Character at Camp Initiative The American Camp Association® (ACA) is honored to announce that Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded ACA a $45,535,623 grant to support the creation of a new, […]

An adult western rattlesnake. (Photo by Zach Lim) Ask the Naturalist An adult western rattlesnake. (Photo by Zach Lim) by Tony Iwane May 1, 2018 Is it true that the […]

What Does March Madness Have to Do with Homeschool? by Marna Walthall Wohlfeld, https://ghflearners.org/ Some of you may not be basketball fans or even care about March Madness. I was […]

Fun break camps for children who want to try a new experience If your camp is not here, email us: [...]

The Amazing Benefits of Jigsaw Puzzles! by Andrew Townsend, Director of Kennolyn Camps Most families in the USA spent nearly a year in some level of lockdown. Regardless of your […]

Fun break camps for children who want to try a new experience Download Fall-Winter Camps:  fall-winter-camps-2022 Share with a friend! If your camp is not here, email us: [...]

How to Pick the Right Summer Camp for Kids by Barbara Rowley for Parenting It’s much more than s’mores and sing-alongs: Top camps provide lifelong memories and skills. Here’s how […]

Galen, Becca, and Travis, Fieldguides’ Outdoor Education Leaders Eighteen years ago, three young kids took off for an 11-day backpacking trip in the Trinity Alps Wilderness with our three [...]