Eco-Adventure Camp

Outdoor Adventure: Campers will have the opportunity to canoe, swim, hike, Geocache, and explore the beautiful area that Elbow Lake has to offer!
Ecology Crafts and Activities: Eco-Adventure Camp will focus on the local ecology that can be found around the Queen’s University Biological Station. Many of these species can be found across the country and will be explored through fun crafts and activities that will teach kids about the local ecology and different biological processes!
Get-to-Know-You Games: Making new friends is one of the best parts of camp! We have lots of fun games up our sleeve so that you can make new friends during your camp sessions. We’re ready with scavenger hunts, running games, and so many other activities so that you can work together and get to know your fellow campers!
Eco-Engineering: Campers will use their problem solving and design skills to create solutions to unique ecological problems. Activities such as building your own bird nest, designing beaver lodges and even making a fort to hibernate in will push campers to their creative edge!
Special Guests: Hear from incredible researchers who specialize on native species such as the spotted salamander or the Gray Ratsnake!

…and much more!


Eco-Adventure Day Camp	Leader In Training Program	Weekly Family Night Events
For campers aged 8-13	For young leaders aged 13-17	Public weekly events in July-August