CUMBERLAND CO., Pa. — The Cumberland County 4-H and Penn State Extension is excited to offer a Virtual Summer Camp Series with “Learn By Doing” activities. The Virtual Summer Camp is being offered June 22 – August 14, 2020 with registration being due by June 8, 2020.
These activities are for youth ages 8-18 and includes Dairy Foods and Vet Science to Forestry or even Floral Design. These activities will help youth gain fun experiences while exploring interesting topics in agriculture and beyond. The cost is $21.00 per child which unlocks unlimited access to the sessions including Bugs, Citizenship, Dairy Foods, Floral Design, Forestry, Outdoor Foods, Vet Science, and World Travel. The campers will be mailed a “camp in the box” prior to camp starting with materials to be used during the week for some sessions.
Due to this series being offered online, youth will need to have access to internet, needle, thread, and cloth. In addition, a Cloverbud Camp ages 5-7 is being held on July 6-8, 2020 from 6:30-7:00pm. For more details be sure to contact Whitney Smith at w.smith@psu.edu. We look forward to you joining us in the Virtual Summer Camp Series!
–Cumberland County 4-H and Penn State Extension
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