Camp Terra Fauna

Campers will visit the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center, located next door to Camp Longleaf. Campers will visit exhibits, view wildlife, and participate in a bird show.

Campers will participate in outdoor activities including games and hikes.

Campers will participate in a field trip to the bay, in partnership with the Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance, to learn about watersheds, native plants and animals of the Choctawhatchee Bay, and to help with CBA projects.

Campers will be able to visit the Walton County Library Bookmobile on Sunday evening to checkout a book for camp and receive a make-and-take activity from the librarian.

Campers will have many opportunities to make new friends during activities, meals, games, and team competitions.

Campers will learn about and observe constellations, stars, and planets.

Campers will participate in a field trip to Topsail Hill State Park to learn about longleaf forest ecosystems, turpentine, coastal dune lakes, and sea turtle nesting.

Campers will be exposed to a variety of science fields and hands-on experiences in biology, forestry, archaeology, astronomy, and botany.

Campers will participate in a team STEM competition.

Campers will experience an evening bonfire, roasting hotdogs and s'mores.