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PROGRAM DATES
Call Elsie for availability for Summer 2013
860-289-4177
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Special Horse, Coed
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June 23 to June 29
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Mini Camp, Coed
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June 26 to June 27
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Special Horse, Coed
Traditional Camp Starts
Coed -- 1 week
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June 30 to July
6
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Coed -- 1 week
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July 7 to July
13
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Coed -- 1 week
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July 14 to July 20
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Coed -- 1 week
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July 21 to July 29
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Coed -- 1 week
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July 30 to August 3
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Coed -- 1 week
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August 4 to
August 10
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Coed -- 1 week
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August 11 to August 17
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CAMP PROGRAMS
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Coed Mini Camp
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A Coed Mini Camp for 7 and 8 year olds interested in
Crafts, Nature, Recreation, Swimming, and a Sleep Over will introduce the
younger set to camp experiences. Cost is $55 per camper. Arrival 10:00 a.m., Wednesday June 26, and
departure 7:00 p.m., Thursday
June 27.
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Traditional Camp Weekly Sessions
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At Hartford County 4-H Camp, seven, one-week coed sessions
of tribe activities; camp fires; interest groups such as Horse Back Riding,
Archery, Swimming, Boating, Nature, Arts & Crafts, Recreation, Outpost
Camping, and more...; lots of great food; a camp sleep-out; all combined
with new and old friends, give the camper a whole range of choices for a
wonderful camp experience.
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Camping With Horses
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Two special weeks of camping for Campers with their
horses begin the season. Members will house their horses in barns at camp.
Ring and lecture instruction, and trail riding are included. Special
programs will be mailed to all horse members, or may be secured from
Elsie Woolam. Dates of one week sessions are: June 23-June 29 and June 30 - July 6, 2013. (See Horse Camp)
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Opportunities for Older Teens
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Teen’s age 15 through 18 may apply for Teen
Counselor positions. Counselors volunteer a week's stay, live with the
campers, help the staff with interest groups, and share numerous responsibilities
with other counselors. Write or phone (860)289-4177 for a counselor
application. You must be 15 before July 1 of the current year and must
attend the Counselor Training at 4-H Camp, date to be announced, in
counselor information, mailed in April. Note: Smoking is not allowed!
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DAILY CAMP PROGRAM
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7:00 Morning Dip
(optional) and Reveille
7:20 Waiters Report to Dining Hall
7:30 Flag Raising and Exercises
7:45 Breakfast
8:15 Camp and Cabin Duties, Visits to
Nurse
9:00 First Activity Period
10:00 Second Activity Period
11:00 Free Swim; Boating; Recreation
11:40 Out of Water; Prepare for Lunch
12:00 Lunch ; Rest; Cabin Time
1:30 Tribe Meetings
2:00 Third Activity Period
3:00 Recreation, All Camp
4:00 Store; Free Swim; Boating;
Tournaments
5:00 Counselor's Swim - Camper Tournaments
5:30 Out of Water; Evening Program
Preparations
6:00 Supper
7:15 Evening Program
9:15 Snack - Camp Fire
9:30 Bedding Down
10:00 Taps
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