Thank you. I'm not sure why my sister decided to make it just for adults, but I'm just as glad because there are fewer issues of responsibility and safety when it is just adults. Also there are lots of camps for kids, such as the Girl Scout camp down the road, but not as many for adults who might want to learn about nature in a camp setting.
Here's the blurb from the website-in-progress:
"Do you remember the days of Summer Camps when you were young?
Or maybe you only dreamed of going.
You went to have fun and learn cool things, like arts and crafts, horseback riding,
solar cooking, and archery. You went on long hikes and learned about plants and wildlife. There was swimming and canoeing. At night there were thousands of stars, roasted marshmallows, camp songs and staying up late. Then………………. You grew up."
This is for people who loved that
experience as children or never got to have it and wished they could.
