Six camp sessions filled with fun, getting muddy and meeting new friends for students entering
2nd-6th grade in the fall of 2008.
REGISTRATION DAY March 27, 2008, 6-8PM at the Easton Talbot County Library

Click here for registration forms (PDF) (Word)
Financial Aid available, call 410-822-4903 for details.

Wild Water 1 June 30 - July 3  (4 day)            
Become a wetland warrior as you decorate your face and hands with oozy, goozy wetland mud. Cool down while exploring Pickering Creek by canoe and then by helping us sink a canoe!?!  And of course get ready for a wet and wild relay race!

Earth Art July 7 - 11
Discover how to use natural materials to make paints, paper and even beautiful music! Collect a variety of natural objects to use in making muddy, mossy masterpieces.  And let the Clay Bakers show you how to make and decorate your very own clay sculptures!

All Creatures Great and Small July 14 - 18
Join us for a week of animal adventure.  Learn all about Pickering's resident creatures and how to care for them.  Explore the creek, wetlands, and forest in search of wild critters of all shapes and sizes.  Visit a local farm to meet and greet lots of furry and feathered friends. 

Wild Water 2 July 21-25
So good we have to do it twice.  Don't worry, it won't be the same, but everyone will get lots of time to play in the creek, sprinkler, wetlands, and even a bit on dry land. Those who attend both water weeks will advance their canoe skills and take an all day adventure.

Going Green is Great July 28 - August 1 
Come learn some fun and easy things you can do to care for your backyard, your community and even your planet.  Wacky experiments, cool games, a fun field trip and all the usual camp craziness will make this an unforgettable week!  This is what EcoCamp is all about! 

EcoCamp All Stars August 4 - 6  (3 day) 
Join us for three days and two nights of wild, wacky fun with a mix-up of all of your favorite games and activities.  To register you must have attended another camp this summer or in the past and you must be willing to stay for the overnights.     

Questions?
Kate Rogers, Camp Director
Pickering Creek Audubon Center
11450 Audubon Lane
Easton, MD 21601
410-822-4903
krogers@pickeringcreek.org