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opportunity to share a camping experience together This seminar is designed for those families who have always wanted to learn how to camp but never had the time to learn.
Campers will learn from park rangers and camping experts how to pitch a tent, build a campfire, plan and prepare meals. explore nature with their children, and how to “Leave No Trace," while creating memories to last a lifetime. Tents, cooking equipment, and food will be provided.
Campers who attended the June camping seminar said, “The intimacy of the experience made it twice as nice and we learned so very much We can’t wait to begin doing ^some ‘backyard' camping and explore more trails." and “This was wonderful and we can’t wait to take ALL the family camping."
"The Basics of Family Camping" is $50 for one adult and child (5-12 years old» and $10 for each additional family member. The fee covers tents, camping equipment, food, and the park entrance fee.
Reservations are required and space is limited. Shenandoah National Park Association members receive a 20 percent discount To register. go to the Shenandoah
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