Eco-Adventures campers explore how Americans have cared for and lived on the land for centuries. They’ll learn how Native Americans lived off the land, how early Georgia settlers farmed, and how we can help sustain our environment for the future. This experiential camp allows kids to plant a medicinal and culinary herb garden, harvest fruit, vegetables, and eggs, and make snacks and crafts from the fruits of their labors.

Camp activities take place on an historic WORKING farm.

The Particulars:
WHO: Children ages 10 to 15 years.
WHAT: A week-long DAY camp program.
WHEN: 9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday through Friday July 6 - 10 or July 20 - 24
WHERE: All camps take place on the grounds of Hickory Hill,
502 Hickory Hill Drive, Thomson, GA.
COST: $60 per week per child.
NOTES: Students should bring a sack lunch and water bottle each day.
Snacks are provided twice daily.
Activities will predominantly take place outside.
TO REGISTER: Contact Michelle or Sydney at 706-595-7777

Sponsored by the Watson-Brown Foundation, Inc.