The EASTERN 4-H
CENTER’s
SUMMER CAMPS
4-H CAMP IS FOR EVERYONE! Campers DO NOT have to be
4-Hers or 4-H club members to attend 4-H Camp. Campers can register for
camp through Open Enrollment OR save and enroll with your
County 4-H Program, call the Eastern 4-H
Center for more information and availability.
PLEASE NOTE - $50 CAMP DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE
The 4-H Day
Camp experience gives local youth the ability to have fun at camp during
the day and spend the night in their own bed. Day camp enables a child
to learn while kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, exploring nature,
swimming, and even perfecting archery skills. We also provide campers
with lunch and an afternoon snack daily. Along with well-trained
counselors and program instructors, every camper will have memories and
friendships that lasts a lifetime.
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The 4-H Summer Camp
experience enables a child learn while kayaking, canoeing, rock
climbing, learning about nature, performing in skits, and even
perfecting archery skills. The Eastern 4-H Center does all of this and
more…our Team Challenge Course is also great way for campers to improve
communication and teamwork skills. Along with well-trained counselors
and program instructors, every camper will have memories and friendships
that last a lifetime.
Not ready to give up the
4-H Camp Experience? The 4-H Adventure Camp is for campers who are 13 and 14 years
old. In conjunction with our typical 4-H Traditional Camp acvitities,
this camp provides the opportunity for campers to have an overnight
immersive tent camping experience at a local state park. Participants
will learn how to build a campfire, manage a
campsite, cook over an open flame, and implement basic navigation and
survival skills. Trained
staff accompanies campers throughout the week, facilitating outdoor
activities and friendships!
Cloverbud Camp is the ideal first “stay-away”
overnight camp for 5-7 year olds. Smaller staff to camper ratios
provide youngsters the special attention and care they deserve.
Cloverbud Campers participate in all of the “big kid” activities like
canoeing, kayaking, swimming, rock climbing, sports, games, arts &
crafts, archery, and our
fun evening activities.
Camp Canvasback is a summer program that encourages and
educates young hunters on waterfowl conservation. Campers
participate in activities that help them understand waterfowl biology,
wetland ecology, hunting techniques, and other conservation practices. The camp consists of a
multi-year
tract, with campers progressing to the next tract the following year to
build on previously learned skills. Many skills taught include shotgun
safety, shooting & firearm care, waterfowl identification, duck blind
construction, boat & water safety, and first aid. Camp
Canvasback is available to 10-17 year olds.
Call 252 797-4800 for
camp registration questions and Eastern 4-H camp inquiries. For more
information about all 4-H Camps located throughout North Carolina, visit
nc4hcamps.org
Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made to Jenn Standish, Center Director at the Eastern 4-H Center, (252) 797-4800 or
jlstandi@ncsu.edu
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