Keep Calm and Hula On!
Erie County 4-H Camp June 7-10, 2024
Camp Packet Information
Packets will be postal mailed on 5/29/2024.
- Family/Camper Letter - IMPORTANT INFO - Parents and campers, please read
- What to Bring List/Directions to Marblehead/Kelleys Island Ferry Boatline
- Camp Rules
- Super Sessions 1 & 2 (Saturday)
- Super Sessions 3 & 4 (Sunday)
- Cabin Assignments are final and cannot be changed.
- Kayak Waiver - when applicable
- If camper is taking kayak session - REQUIRED - MUST BRING TO BOAT DOCK TO GO TO CAMP - this included in the postal mailing
Questions or concerns? email Tina at dendinger.18@osu.edu
Camp Flyer with Super Session Choices/Descriptions
READY TO REGISTER FOR CAMP?
- will include directions on how to register online, what is required to register and session descriptions.
- both camper and parent are needed to register - plan at least 20 minutes to complete and pay.
- Click HERE to register for Keep Calm and Hula On
What is 4-H Camp and What Does it Offer?
Where is Erie County 4-H Camp?
Erie County 4-H Camp is located on Kelleys Island in Lake Erie. Campers make the trip across the lake on a ferry boat.
Campers live in a cabin with campers and their trained counselors. A modern kitchen and central dining hall provide for nutritious meals. The beach offers a unique swimming area watched by a certified lifeguard at all times. Other facilities include the Nature Center, Craft Hall, Campfire Circle, Recreation Hall, and Sports Fields.
4-H Camp offers youth the opportunity to develop leadership skills, citizenship awareness, responsibility, and self-esteem in a group living situation away from home.
4-H Camp offers a variety of activities for each camper such as: swimming, nature, water activities, crafts, and much more. We also have great programs and special events to keep you busy in the afternoon and evening.
Who Can Come To Camp?
Any youth at least 8 years old AND in the 3rd grade (as of Jan. 1) through youth who have just completed the 7th grade at the time of camp. Registrations for youth who are members of a community 4-H club will receive a priority registration time window, afterwhich all age eligible youth may register. Registrations accepted until the deadline, or camp is full.
You receive additional information prior to camp telling you what to bring and how to get to 4-H Camp Kelleys Island. It is your responsibility to find transportation to and from the Kelleys Island Boat Line. Full time participation is required!
How Much Will It Cost?
The cost of camp is $210. Priority 4-H member registration runs through April date. Registration will open to all on April 26th and close on May 17th, OR UNTIL CAMP IS FULL! Early registration is encouraged so campers will get their choice of sessions. Partial camp sponsorships are available, please follow directions and apply during registration.
Health And Safety
Assuring the health and safety of each camper is important to us at 4-H Camp. There is a registered nurse present throughout camp. Campers are covered by a health and safety policy while involved in camp programs. Activities are supervised by responsible BCI checked adults and counselors who are trained in camping programs. Rules and regulations have been developed and will be enforced for the health and safety of all individuals.