MAPLE SYRUP BREAKFAST - THIS SUNDAY
The public is invited Sunday, March 17 between 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.to 4-H Camp Palmer to learn about Maple Syrup making, ride on wagon rides horse drawn, and eat in our dining hall a brunch with real maple syrup (as long as our supply lasts) for the pancakes. Our camp nature center will be open for visitors to see and touch a variety of reptiles. At 12 noon & 1:00 p.m. you can view a Maple Syrup history lesson in the Sauder Recreation Hall. You can see maple trees that have been taped and see ongoing Maple Syrup making in the main camp. Some maple syrup products will be available for purchase. The cost of Pancakes/Sausage/drink-$6.00 (ages 3 and under free) will help support funding High Ropes Equipment. 4-H Camp Palmer is located in western Fulton County at 26450 County Rd. MN, Fayette, Ohio 43521. For more information on the Maple Syrup Brunch please call 419-237-2247 or www.camppalmer.org. 
4-H Camp Palmer is a modern camping complex nestled away in the woods adjacent to Harrison Lake State Park in Fayette, Ohio. Operated in conjunction with The Ohio State University, and Ohio State University Extension, the camp features complete indoor and outdoor living and recreational facilities. 4-H Camp Palmer offers youth and adult opportunities to groups interested in outdoor and environmental education, leadership and team development programs. |
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Thanks for many generous donors, our Camp pool is paid off. We are currently in need of donations for a variety of other camp improvements. Please help us by donating or purchasing a brick for our flagpole patio. (Click on the brick to print a dedicated brick application)
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ACCREDITATION
The American Camping Association shares our camp’s commitment to the growth of youth through the camp experience. In 2004, an independent research firm completed the largest research study of camper outcomes ever conducted in the United States with over 3,000 families from 92 camps across the U.S. participating.
Results confirmed that camp builds many of the skills necessary to prepare campers to assume roles as successful adults. Parents, campers, and camp staff independently reported growth in areas such as self-confidence, learning new skills, getting along with others, making friends, and making healthy decisions. Indeed, camp provides growth experiences for youth that can reap results through adulthood.
The American Camping Association shares our camp’s commitment to the growth of youth through the camp experience. In 2004, an independent research firm completed the largest research study of camper outcomes ever conducted in the United States with over 3,000 families from 92 camps across the U.S. participating.
Results confirmed that camp builds many of the skills necessary to prepare campers to assume roles as successful adults. Parents, campers, and camp staff independently reported growth in areas such as self-confidence, learning new skills, getting along with others, making friends, and making healthy decisions. Indeed, camp provides growth experiences for youth that can reap results through adulthood.