Friends of Rogers Break Camps are designed for kids ages 6-9 to get outside, explore, have fun, be messy and so much!
Learn moreCombine educational programming with an outdoor activity such as birding, snow-shoeing, or hiking.
Learn moreHeld the third Saturday of every month, visitors of all ages have the opportunity to experience hands-on learning and exploration of their natural environment.
Learn moreExplore a new topic the first Wednesday each month with different experts!
Learn moreLearning and exploration for ages 2-5, this program is a unique opportunity for your children to be introduced to new concepts, social interactions, and hands-on games and activities about our local wildlife.
Learn moreFor scouts, pursuing badges and other incentives such as the Girl Scout Gold Award and Eagle Scout.
Learn moreEvery Wednesday at 10:30 am, join Jenni Larchar as she leads young children and their grownups in stories, songs, and a hike on the trails of Rogers Center.
Learn moreEvery Wednesday at 10:30 am, join Jenni Larchar as she leads young chi
Learn moreThe importance of personal and natural interactions at a young age cannot be overstated. Our Adventure Camp encourages both curiosity and exploration, helping campers learn more about themselves by making connections between the world they know and the patterns, movements, and colors around them.
Adventure Camp fosters connections to the environment while helping children develop a sense of place in the natural world as they discover who they are and their abilities. Campers interact with nature in hands-on ways through hiking, fishing, canoeing, and so much more. Our series includes school break camps in the winter and spring that run during holiday school closings. Campers conduct experiments, build shelters, learn to track animals, and participate in other activities inspired by the season. An increasingly popular alternative to traditional daycare or staying with a sitter, these nature-oriented camps are hitting all-time attendance records.
Adventure Camps follow the NYS Department of Health Children’s Camps regulations.
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