So What Do Campers Do in 4-H Camp Classes Anyway?

In case you have been wondering what happens in our 4-H camp classes, here are some snapshots!

Tie dying has been on the agenda for T-shirt Art class.

 The digital scrapbooking class learned to take photos with iPads and then created photo collages with their captures.

Rocketry campers had to study the directions in order to know how to build their rockets and pack the parachutes.

Canoeing was calm on the waters of Lake Culpeper.

Teamwork and communication were skills learned and practiced on the Low Ropes course.

To the top of the wall!  That's where campers in High Ropes went.

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