Frisbee golf, rope courses and creek hikes are a small part of a packed schedule during Camp Guyasuta summer STEM sessions, open now for registration.
Children ages 6 to 13 can spend their summer days participating in science lessons, swimming and other sports during “Camp Dino-mite,” offered in week-long sessions during June and July.
“Camp is great for kids to have new experiences that don’t require a phone or technology,” Camp Ranger Mike Daniher said. “They enjoy all these activities while meeting new friends.”
Camp Guyasuta is 175-acre Boy Scout-owned facility that sits off 23rd Street in Sharpsburg.
Day camps are co-ed. Early arrival and late pick-up are available.
Cost is $205 a week for children ages 6 to 10 and $255 for children ages 11 to 13.
Daniher said the goal is to provide a fun day camp experience while promoting outdoors experiences that can include shooting, kayaking or climbing.
“STEM is in the activities,” he said. “Our campers learn through each adventure. We provide opportunities for personal growth, increased self-esteem and development of leadership skills.”
For more, or to register, visit CampGuyasuta.org.
