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HomeHealth and LifestyleOnly a few days left to register for Amazing Animals Day Camp

Only a few days left to register for Amazing Animals Day Camp

KAWARTHA LAKES- Attention parents! If you want your child to explore the world of Amazing Animals this summer there are only a few days left to register them for summer camp at Kawartha Conservation.

The Amazing Animals Day Camp for four and five-year-olds is on Wednesday, July 5 at Kawartha Conservation and you have until Monday, June 26 to get your little ones signed up. “Our four one-day camps for kids have been extremely popular with parents and caregivers,” explained Nancy Aspden, Coordinator of Environmental Programs/GIS Specialist. “We have had a lot of interest and each of the sessions is booking up quickly.”

Following Amazing Animals, Kawartha Conservation will host Art in Nature on Wednesday, July 12, Wonders of Water on Wednesday, August 2 and Bugs on Wednesday, August 9.“We have a lot of great themes and interactive, fun, hands-on activities and learning for children,” said Ms. Aspden. “Children get to spend the day at Ken Reid Conservation Area enjoying both indoor and outdoor activities and interact with other children as part of an immersive and engaging day camp experience.”

The camps each run from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m but participants can be dropped off at 8 a.m. and picked up at 4:30 p.m. Cost is $45 per day camp, $40 per camp if you sign up for three days and $35 per camp if you register for all four one-day camps.

To register for the Amazing Animals Nature Camps for Kids, or to learn more please contact Nancy Aspden at 705-328-2271 Ext. 218, emailnaspden@kawarthaconservation.com.

 

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