NORTHEAST MICHIGAN – Crawford and Roscommon MSU Extension 4-H are offering a fun Summer Day Camp in August.
The morning portion of the camp will focus on outdoor survival skills such as seeking shelter, orienteering, fire building and more. The afternoon will be All About Bees! Your child will learn all about bees through a variety of fun, hands-on learning activities such as learning how bees pollinate, building your own beehive and so much more!
Camp dates for ages 8-10 (as of 1/1/19) are August 5-7 from 9am-4pm and for ages 11-14 (as of 1/1/19) the dates are August 12-14 from 9am-4pm. The location of the camp will be at Hanson Hills Recreation Area in Grayling.
Registration is now open and will close July 15, 2019 and space is limited so sign up early! To register go to: https://events.anr.msu.edu/crawfordroscommon19/ All youth must be enrolled in 4-H and participation fee of $20 paid prior to July 15, 2019 (scholarships are available).
This camp is being offered at no additional cost ($50 Value) due to the generous contributions of the following partners: Gahagan Nature Preserve, Family Fare, Hanson Hills and the Crawford Partnership for Substance Abuse Prevention. For more information contact Angela Cook at 989 344 3264.
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