2025

This week, we experienced the magic and wonder of nature through creativity and play! This fun-filled week was a wonderful introduction to experiencing the outdoors. We may not have found any woodchucks chucking any wood, but we had a great time building our own burrows in the forest, climbing trees, and creating our own tongue twisters! Along with these themed activities, campers had a chance to build forts, splash in the creek, relax during storytelling, explore the forests and fields, try their hand at whittling, and of course, play some amazing Schoolhouse games!

Woodchuck (Durham – Duke Forest, August 18-22, 2025)

Just as nature nurtures us, this camp was focused on giving back to our beloved Duke Forest as we nurtured nature and focussed on conservation. We learned small ways to make a big difference for the forests, creeks, and animals of Duke Forest, like repurposing invasive plants into nature art, upcycling recyclables, and restoring the beauty of the park. Our appreciation for the forest grew as we ran, hid, sought and splashed our way through the forests and rivers we’ve helped protect.

Keepers of the Eno Red Group (Durham – Duke Forest, August 18-22, 2025)

Just as nature nurtures us, this camp was focused on giving back to our beloved Duke Forest as we nurtured nature and focussed on conservation. We learned small ways to make a big difference for the forests, creeks, and animals of Duke Forest, like repurposing invasive plants into nature art, upcycling recyclables, and restoring the beauty of the park. Our appreciation for the forest grew as we ran, hid, sought and splashed our way through the forests and rivers we’ve helped protect.

Keepers of the Eno Green Group (Durham – Duke Forest, Aug 18-22, 2025)