Woodcock Nature Center

With 150-acres as our only limit, well wade, hike and explore our way through each week. We're gearing up for a fun season of off-trail exploring and wading, fire building and campfire cooking, carving our own hiking sticks and tools, setting up trail cameras to monitor wildlife, building shelters, and more!

With 150-acres as our only limit, well wade, hike and explore our way through each week. We're gearing up for a fun season of off-trail exploring and wading, fire building and campfire cooking, carving our own hiking sticks and tools, setting up trail cameras to monitor wildlife, building shelters, and more!

With 150-acres as our only limit, well wade, hike and explore our way through each week. We're gearing up for a fun season of off-trail exploring and wading, fire building and campfire cooking, carving our own hiking sticks and tools, setting up trail cameras to monitor wildlife, building shelters, and more!

With 150-acres as our only limit, well wade, hike and explore our way through each week. We're gearing up for a fun season of off-trail exploring and wading, fire building and campfire cooking, carving our own hiking sticks and tools, setting up trail cameras to monitor wildlife, building shelters, and more!

Our Fledglings camp promises a different nature theme each day. From 'Swamp Stomp' to 'Colors in Nature', each day is filled with live animal presentations, arts and crafts, hikes, games, experiments and other age specific activities focusing on the theme of the day.

Get ready for a week of awesome animal encounters and charming hikes! Our full day Scouts will investigate nature themes through woodland expeditions, stream exploration, scavenger hunts, wilderness games, live animals, and nature art!

Campers will use waders to explore the wetlands and streams, look for turtles while canoeing on the pond, build forts in the forest, traverse the woodland obstacle course, play team games, and get a chance to handle our resident animals, all while gaining a deeper understanding of the ecology of our preserve.

A typical camp week includes shelter building, campfire cooking, stream exploration, catching frogs, identifying insects, wildlife games, leathercraft, as well as handling our resident animals.