University Of Florida

4-H Centers

2006 Summer Ed-Ventures 

Open Enrollment Camps        

Complete 2006 4-H camp schedule.

State Marine Camp

(July 24-28)
Are you interested in learning about marine life, going fishing, or exploring the underwater world with a mask and snorkel? If so, this is the camp for you! Separated from the Destin beaches by the Choctawatchee Bay, Camp Timpoochee 4-H Center, (located in Niceville, Florida) allows campers first hand experience with Florida’s marine environment from above and below the waterline. Timpoochee’s marine lab is equipped with large aquariums supporting life from both fresh and saltwater habitats. Sportfishing sessions will help youth learn about local fish and how to catch them. This week is full of learning and other fun activities such as snorkeling, swimming, recreational games, campfires, camp dance, evening activities and more. Marine education activities will be lead by specialists with the University of Florida’s Sea Grant Program and State 4-H Staff, making this week an exciting Outdoor Ed-Venture. A daily snack from the canteen and a summer camp t-shirt are included in the camp fees, along with three nutritious meals per day prepared on site by our certified food safety staff. All cabins are air-conditioned.Registration deadline is 07/07/06.

If a youth is interested in being a Counselor in Training (ages 14-15) or a Counselor (ages 16-18), please contact Karen Blyer at the State 4-H Office (352)846-0996 for more details.

Registration deadline is 07/07/06.

Cost of Camp:

$210.00/week

4-H Member

(if balance is paid by 7/07/06)

$220.00/week

Non 4-H Member

(if balance is paid by 7/07/06)

$240.00/week

4-H or Non 4-H

(if balance is paid between 7/08 – 7/24/06)

Shooting Sports and Sport Fishing Camp

(July 17-21)
This camp is held at Camp Ocala 4-H Center and is designed to teach life skills through fun, noncompetitive activities in shooting sports, sport fishing, and natural resources. Campers will participate in several different tracks such as archery, rifle, shotgun, angling skills, aquatic life, tackle crafting and more. Campers will also learn about Florida’s unique natural resources through a variety of games and group experiences. Add in swimming, canoeing, recreational games, campfires, nature center activities, and trail hiking and you have an exciting week filled with outdoor learning experiences. Minimum age of campers must be 10.

For more information or to register for this camp contact:

$200.00/week

4-H Member

$215.00/week

Non 4-H Member