Program will include traditional activities such as:
- swimming
- paintball (no extra charge to play)
- arts/crafts
- canoeing
- teams course
- high challenge course
- ropes course
- recreation and team sports
- archery
- air rifles
- fishing
- climbing walls
- blob
- tubing
Campers will also have the opportunity to select additional daytime activities that appeal to their individual interests, such as:
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planetarium
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model rocketry
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performing arts
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craft activities
At night, campwide activities that appeal to all ages will be offered, such as:
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a carnival
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a dance
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a talent show
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campfires
A little more information about paintball.
- It will be offered for at 4-H summer camp.
- The camper must be 10 years old to play. (not almost 10)
- A paintball permission form must be signed for the camper to play and must be on file at the camp. (paintball permssion form)
- There will be no extra cost to play paintball this year. There can be up to a total of 3 games played, weather permitting.
Last Updated on
February 22, 2008
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