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Session 1
Pioneer Day Camp

Day Camp is a great way for your children to experience a half day of adventure while improving their understanding of our natural environment. Kids will arrive at 8:00 a.m. and leave at 1:00 p.m. Activities may include:

  • Fishing
  • Canoeing
  • Gun Safety
  • Archery
  • Songs
  • Nature Appreciation

Session 5 Outdoor Heritage Camp

Teaches advanced outdoor skills such as hunting, trapping, fishing canoeing, etc. They are a means of rediscovering and reliving our outdoor heritage. More, they are a celebration of our past and those qualities of independence, courage and self reliance, that we admire in our ancestors. Limit 40 campers

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What is Wildlife Action Adventure Camp?
It is a week of outdoor experience to raise awareness about conservation of our natural resources, nurture appreciation of wildlife, and teach stewardship of the good earth. Each summer we invite children ages 6-16, to experience a variety of Adventure Camps at Fork Retch Wildlife Refuge and Bunny Beeson Resource Education Center in Mullins, SC. Click here for the 2013 Camp Calendar.
Location: Wildlife Action Adventure and Day Camps are located at Fork Retch Wildlife Action Refuge between Mullins and Nichols. Take highway 76 East from Mullins. Do not cross the Little Pee Dee River and follow the signs.

Facilities: Our camp is located at Fork Retch Refuge and is comprised of 57 acres on the edge of the Little Pee Dee River. Our facilities include two 15 bed lodges for the boys and a 20 bed lodge for the girls. We also have a fully stocked kitchen, picnic shelter, first-aid building, separate quarters close to the campers' lodges for counselors.

Regulations: Every camper must be loyal to camp regulations. We require modest clothes in good taste. Tobacco, drugs, alcohol, pornography and profanity are prohibited. Campers may NOT bring radios, televisions, electronic games, knives, guns, fireworks, food or cell phones. The directors reserve the right to refuse admission or dismiss any camper who in their opinion is an undesirable companion for others. Wildlife Action reserves the right to take away any items that may disrupt camp. Your signature gives us permission to open all parcels.

Spirit Night: Thursday night at overnight camps is Spirit Night. On Spirit Night you may visit your child beginning at 6:00 pm at the Flag lowering ceremony and join them for a presentation at 7:00 pm. But remember no child may leave before Friday at 10:00 am.

Refunds: Fees will be refundable if we are notified of withdrawal in writing two (2) weeks prior to camp starting date less a $50 processing fee. After that time, fees will be put into our scholarship fund.

What to Bring: Casual, comfortable modest clothing is best. Also make sure to bring: 1 pillow and pillowcase, 2 sleepwear, 8 t-shirts and shorts, 2 swimsuits, 8 underwear and 8 pairs of socks, 3 pairs of shoes, 2 washclothes and 5 towels, 1 laundry bag, 1 raincoat/poncho, 2 pair of pants, bathrobe, plastic cup, canteen/water bottle, sleeping bag, toilet articles, and fan (window or box fan). Other suggestions: flashlight, books, stamped home-addressed envelopes, postcards, camera and film, school style backpack, bug spray, sunscreen, and fishing rod and reel. We also suggest bringing $25 for Trading Post and Canteen money to be deposited in our camp bank. All un-spent money will be refunded at the end of camp. Please have your camper at camp by 3:00 pm for check in time.

Telephone: The camp phone is for business only. We do not allow camper phone calls due to disruption of schedule and the negative effect on camper morale. Please trust our experience on this.

Session 2, 3, & 4 Overnight Camp
Overnight Camp provides a chance for each child to develop his or her skills and abilities by imparting such values as responsibility, integrity, pride, team work, and leadership while learning about conservation. In addition to skills such as canoeing, archery, gun safety, and fishing. Overnight Camp provides more focused time for a variety of other activities such as:

• Pond, Wetlands & Bogs
• Stewardship of the Earth
• Bats and Bugs
• Techniques for Studying Wildlife
• Camping
• Pottery
• Beadwork
•Native American History & Lore
• Snakes
• Gardening
• Gun Safety
• Swimming


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