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| Nature Adventure Day Camp,
23 to 27 June. One Week of Nature Adventure Day Camp for boys and girls ages 8 to 14. Spend a fun week with John learning outdoor skills, making Native American crafts, swimming, nature observation, survival skills, kayaking, and much much more. A qualified female counselor will assist with the camp every day. Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:30pm. Camp is $355 for the week. Send a deposit of $100 to John to reserve your spot. Meet at John's house in Crownsville. On-Line Form | Click on the little picture to see a larger image of a previous years group. | Click on the little picture to see a larger image of a previous years group. | |
| Nature Adventure Day Camp,
18 to 22 August and 25 to 29 August Two sessions each one week of Nature Adventure Day Camp for boys and girls ages 8 to 14 at the end of August. Spend a last week before school starts with John learning outdoor skills, making Native American crafts, swimming, nature observation, survival skills, kayaking, and much much more. A qualified female counselor will assist with the camp every day. Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:30pm. Camp is $355 for the week. Send a deposit of $100 to John to reserve your spot. Meet at John's house in Crownsville. On-Line Form | |||
August
In August John will be running the summer camp at Valley Mill Camp. Call or email John at FishbackNature@Comcast.net for a brochure or more information. To learn more about Valley Mill Camp, click on the Logo below to go to the Valley Mill Web Site.

Here are some pictures from recent summer camps.
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Hear from some of our satisfied kids:
| Coming back from a great campout in Shenandoah National Park, we ate the Pizza Hut right out of pizza. It was great! - Jeffrey - |
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| I liked the kayaking best of all. - Jason - | |
| Paintball games were awesome! - Max - |

Hear
from some of our satisfied Parents:
Go to a Fishback Class (as our kids call it) and youll see youngsters of all ages learning authentic Native American lore: playing stalking games, identifying edible plants, or sitting around a fire crafting bone knives, wooden utensils, drums, bows, rattles, and deerskin pouches. His groups have made debris huts, teepees, and a dugout canoe. Johns ability to teach, play, and instill a sense of reverence and stewardship toward the earth have had an enormous impact on our two kids, and they keep going back. - Barbara Johnson -
I can't resist adding to the accolades being showered upon the John Fishback Nature Programs. My son, now 13, has been lucky enough to participate in many of John's programs since he was 8. I've never found a child drawn to nature that didn't think John was the greatest. He knows and understands and transfers his enthusiasm for nature like no one I have ever seen. He is especially familiar with our geographic area. I think he spends more time in nature than indoors, and probably has for most of his life. Not only does he transfer information and knowledge about the flora and fauna, the kids absolutely inhale a respect and sense of responsibility about the earth and care for it at the same time.Cynthia Kamman
The kids came home from camp exhausted and fell asleep early every night. All of the kids respect John, and listen to him. John takes safety seriously and the kids follow his safety rules. - Lisa Cox-
Call John to sign up now or for more information at: 410-440-9356.
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Email John: FishbackNature@Comcast.net |
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