Celebrate Spring with Calleva!
April 10, 9:00 – 2:00 — Calleva Farm
April 21, 9:00 – 2:00 — Riley’s Lock/Adventure Island
$100 per day for Camp ONLY
$130 per day for Camp +TRANSPORTATION
Ages: 7 to 14
Transportation is available from Glen Echo
Access your Camp-in-Touch account & Register Today
What is Spring Single Day Camp at Calleva?
Each day’s activities will be chosen to suit the age/interest level of the group and weather conditions. Campers should be dressed for the weather and be prepared to be outdoors for the entire day.
Activities on the farm may include:
- Challenge Course
- Forest Exploration
- Farm Exploration
- Shelter Building
- Creek/Mud Kitchen Exploration
Activities on the river may include:
- Survival Skills
- Creek Exploration
- Rapid Swimming
- Canoeing Skills
- Shelter Building
Where is Spring Single Day Camp at Calleva?
Drop off at Big Red Activity Barn on the Calleva Farm located at 19120 Martinsburg Rd, Dickerson, MD 20842
— OR —
Drop off at Riley’s Lock for Adventure Island located at 13015 Riley’s Lock Road, Poolesville MD
What to bring to Spring Single Day Camp at Calleva?
Please make sure your children are dressed for the weather!
They will also need to carry inside their small backpack:
- Lunch
- 2 small snacks
- Reusable water bottle
- COMPLETE change of clothes including shoes
- Plastic bag for wet clothes
- One packet of baby wipes or SMALL (pocket size) packet of tissues
It is vitally important that your child is dressed well for the weather and environment.
Students will have opportunities to get dirty, muddy and wet… ideal clothes are old, hand-me-downs, or any clothes that you don’t mind getting messy!
As the old saying goes, “There is no such thing as bad weather, just unsuitable clothing.” With sufficient, comfortable and appropriate clothing, children can enjoy being outside in any weather. Our goal is to show kids that the weather does not have to be perfect to enjoy an amazing outdoor adventure!
We also recommend: A change of clothes & plastic bag for wet stuff – all kids, even big ones, love to ‘wade too deep’ into the stream and accidentally get wet!