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Junior Naturalists Camps are designed for youth aged five to 11
and offer a great way to experience the parks, learn about the
creepy crawlies, investigate the science in nature and play some
games. (Spring Break / Summer Camps)
We go deeper into the natural world to discover the plants and
animals around us, and develop naturalist skills while enjoying
outdoor adventures. Participants learn how to observe and record
what's going on around them and through the fun and games become
stewards of our environment.
Spring Break
Camps
Our Spring break camps are held in the morning or afternoon and
run for three half-days for $60 per participant.
They take place at Mission Creek
Regional Park and the EECO
(Environmental Education Centre for the Okanagan) for youngsters
ages five to 11. Please call for more information
(250-469-6140) or email eeco@cord.bc.ca.
The 2012 camps run from March 13, 14, 15 and March 20, 21, 22.
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Summer Camps
Our camps run in the morning or afternoon and you can choose a
three half-day camp for $60, four half-day camp for $80 or a five
half-day camp for $100. They are held in Regional Parks in
Kelowna, Lake Country and West Kelowna. There's even a
special program for pre-schoolers (3-4 years old).
For details on the times, dates and locations please follow the
Regional Parks
Guide Information or Registration Information links below.
Themes for 2012 include:
- Shore Rambling
- Nature Games
- Riddles and Treasure Hunts, find the mysterious creatures!
- Fire, Friend or Foe
- Going Batty!
- Nature's Buffet
- Animal Tracking
- Compass Capers
- Safety in the Woods
- Eco Challenge
Registration for the 2012 summer program begins June
1st. Click on the following link for a Registration
Form or Day
Camp Information from the Regional Parks Guide.
You may register in person at the EECO in Mission Creek Regional
Park (Springfield and Durnin Roads) or by visiting the Parks
Services office on the 2nd floor, 1450 KLO Road. You may also
register by phone by contacting the EECO at 250-469-6140 or
Regional Parks Services, 250-469-6232.
Keep an eye on our Calendar of Events for more details.
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