Overview
Nature Camp is all grown up! Take the next steps with our most popular Nature Camp activities and explore these skills in new environments.
Camp highlights:
- Canoeing, archery, camping
- Trips to local state parks to improve skills
- Rock climbing
- Nature activities such as geocaching, nature survival, no-trace camping and tubing
- An overnight on the second Thursday of the session — building campfires, pitching tents and cooking meals
- A detailed schedule will be handed out on the first day of camp
Overnight locations:
July 2 – Bull Run Regional Park, Atlantis Waterpark, Virginia
July 16 – Pocomoke River State Park, Assateague Island
July 16 – Ocean City
July 30 – Yogi Bear Campground, Pennsylvania, whitewater rafting
August 13 – Lake Raystown Family Camping Resort, Pennsylvania, water park, Lincoln Caverns
| GRADES LISTED ARE FOR FALL 2020 | |
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| Age Group | Grades 6-8 |
| Location | Drop off and pick up at the Wilde Lake Boathouse, 10027 Hyla Brook Road |
| Time | 8:30am-4pm |
| Length of Camp | 4 separate two-week sessions – Click here to see a sample camp schedule. |
| Dates of Sessions |
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| CA members/Columbia Cardholders | $585 (early bird price) |
| Non-members | $607.50 (early bird price) |
| Extended care located at the facility | 7-8:30am, $130 4-6pm, $140 |
What to bring
Campers must wear closed-toed shoes, and it is suggested that campers wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing and socks. A hat and sunscreen are recommended for outdoor activities. Campers should bring a swimsuit and towel; a healthy, nonperishable lunch; and a refillable water bottle. Additionally, a sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries are needed for the overnight. Tents are provided for campers; however, personal tents are welcome.