Drumlin Farm 2011 Camp Brochure

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Drumlin Farm, located 15 miles west of Boston in Lincoln on 232 acres of land, is a Mass Audubon Sanctuary that strives to adhere to our mission “To protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and for wildlife.” Drumlin Farm has been offering summer camp experiences since 1956.

Drumlin Farm Day Camp provides campers an ideal atmosphere to learn about a working farm and the natural world while making friends and having fun.

Focusing on a different theme each day, campers explore farm, field, forest and pond environments. Campers will participate in hands-on activities including farm chores, learning about local wildlife, eating & cooking fresh foods from the garden and nature crafts. Butterfly nets, pond dippers, binoculars, microscopes and curiosity are the basic equipment needed by campers to explore what nature has to offer. Older campers expand their knowledge through specialized programs in conservation, sustainable farming, cultural history, and Massachusetts habitats.

StaffWe have a highly dedicated and knowledgeable staff and maintain low camper-to-staff ratios to allow for small group learning. Trained and qualified camp staff strive to build a connection between young people and the land through hands-on farm and nature activities, games, and crafts. Staff are carefully selected based on their maturity, enthusiasm, teaching experience, knowledge of natural history and farming, and deep commitment to teaching young people about the natural world. Our staff consists of college students and skilled professionals. The average staff to camper ratio is 1:5 for younger campers and 1:7 for older campers.

SafetyAll staff are CORI and SORI background checked and are certified in CPR and First Aid. A certified EMT is on staff and a Pediatric Physician is on call to provide routine or emergency care, if needed.

Drumlin Farm Day Camp is licensed by the state of Massachusetts and accredited by the American Camp Association.

Our VisionA Massachusetts in which people appreciate and understand native plants and animals and their habitats and work together to ensure that they are truly protected

Love of NatureAt Mass Audubon we value the diversity and resilience of nature and treasure its beauty. Nature sustains and renews us, provides unexpected moments of joy, and inspires our daily work.

PLeaSe NOte: Our programs take place on a wildlife sanctuary and working farm. Campers will engage in outdoor exploration and activities, move about on uneven ground and work closely with farm animals.

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Nature Camp 3-4

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Mini-Camps 6-7

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Drumlin Farm 2011

Come to Drumlin Farm for an exciting week of hands-on farm activities! Meet our animals, help care for the sheep and goats, collect chicken eggs, groom the pony, explore the fields and sample fresh vegetables. Pick strawberries and make fresh whipped cream in June, harvest fresh corn or potatoes and make butter in August.In groups organized by grade, campers will participate in farm chores and learn how to care for the animals around the farm and help the farmers with vegetable planting and harvesting. Learn what it means to be a farmer and experience the behind the scenes happenings around the sanctuary! Each day of the camp session will focus on a different farm animal theme; daily activities include farm chores, getting to know the animal, cooking, stories, arts & crafts, games and quiet reflection time. End the week with a special day of Wacky Farm Olympics.

a one-week farm camp for campers age 4–6th grade

Farm Mania 1 or 2

HaLF DaY / age 4 – kindergarten member $195 non-member $295

FULL DaY / age 4 – 6th grade member $340 non-member $440

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Farm Mania 2 August 8 – August 12

HaLF DaY 8:30-11:30 am ORTickled Turkeys / 12:00-3:00 pm Age 4 – kindergarten

FULL DaY 8:30 am-3:00 pmGreen Goats / Age 4 – kindergartenGiggling Geese & Daffy Ducks / 1st gradeShaggy Sheep / 2nd gradePurple Cows / 3rd gradeFlying Pigs / 4th grades Funky Chickens / 5th-6th grades

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Our two-week Nature Camp program balancesfarm focused activities and explorations with nature.Campers are encouraged to play, learn and grow as theyobserve the natural world of Drumlin Farm. Each dayof a camp session will focus on a different farm animalor nature theme. Daily activities include farm chores,cooking, arts & crafts, nature walks, games, quiet timeand nature reflection time. Our goal is to facilitatepositive outdoor experiences with nature in the hopethat all camper’s will be comfortable interacting withthe natural world throughout their lifetime.

PatHFiNDeRS (Age 4 – kindergarten)

A half-day program where children explore the farm and sanctuary! Listen to insects hum in the garden and look for birds nesting in the trees. Feel the warmth and softness of a hen’s feathers and smell the scent of a pine tree. Relax with a story, crafts and play nature games. Campers must be age 4 by June 1.

HaLF DaY member $360 non-member $460 Session 1, 2, or 3(8:30 am-11:30 am OR 12:00 pm-3:00 pm)

SeeKeRS (Age 4 – kindergarten)

Explore our farm and sanctuary with your senses! Listen to insects hum in the garden and look for birds nesting in the trees. Enjoy crafts and nature play time. Meet the animals that make Drumlin Farm their home, climb the Drumlin and enjoy the western mountain views. Seekers will have a quiet time each day for napping or relaxation. Campers must be age 4 by June 1.

FULL DaY member $560 non-member $660 Session 1, 2, or 3

tRaCKeRS(Entering 1st grade)

Follow the clues left by animals, large and small, that make the farm, forest, and field their home. Watch the skies and walk the forest trails where wild birds and mammals hide. Spend time with the farm animals, sing songs and make crafts, and learn more about the ways of wild and domestic animals on the farm. Please note: Trackers are divided into two groups, please request your campers buddy prior to the first day of camp so they may be in the same group.

Session 1, 2, or 3 member $560 non-member $660

eXPLOReRS(Entering 2nd grade)

Explore the homes and habitats of Drumlin Farm and visit the animals that live here! Dip nets in ponds and see who lurks in the murky waters. Look under logs and find who lingers in the nooks and crannies of the forest. Take part in farm chores and learn why the farm is an important habitat for all the animals of Drumlin.


NatURaLiStS(Entering 3rd grade)

Grab a hand lens and a pair of walking boots and get ready for an expedition every day! hike the trails looking for nature’s treasures, identify insects that dwell on the drumlin, and explore the critters that live in the ponds. Enjoy up-close visits with our captive wildlife, meet the farm animals and have a taste of our garden veggies!


FaRMeRS(Entering 4th grade)

Put on your overalls and join the farm crew! Every morning you’ll help with cow milking, pony grooming, gardening, stall mucking and other chores. Learn about the importance of nature’s role in farming by observing insects, birds, mammals, plants, and the weather! On your last day, share in the fun of cooking, working together and eating an old-fashioned farm feast.


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Session 1 June 27 – July 8

Session 2 July 11 – July 22

Session 3 July 25 – August 5

Session 4 August 8 – August 12

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Pre-K–kindergarten 12:00-3:00 pm

FULL DaY 8:30 am-3:00 pmentering Pre-K–10th grade unless otherwise noted

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BiOLOGiStS(Entering 4th & 5th grade)

Come be a scientist at Drumlin farm! From ponding and bug catching to weather experiments and geology, we will explore the natural history, wildlife, and ecosystems of the Sanctuary. This program is designed to enhance understanding of natural sciences, as well as teach a good foundation for scientific exploration! Whether it is catching frogs, learning about climate change through CO2 experiments, or even eating ice cream glaciers, this program is all about hands on learning.

Please note: this program focuses on science and not on farm activities.


eaRtHKeePeRS(Entering 5th & 6th grade)

Explore our fields and forests as if it were 1,000 years ago. Discover the relationships among plants, animals, people and the resources we share. Learn about the dependence people have on land and age-old ways of understanding the natural world through stories, crafts, tools, and native wildlife. Spend an evening camping out on the Drumlin, cook over a fire, take a night hike, sleep under the stars and learn how to tread lightly on the land. Campers will sleep in tents.

twO weeKS member $575 non-member $675 Session 1, 2, or 3

Please note: The overnight will be the second Thursday of the session; camp begins Thursday at 8:30 am and ends at 9:00 am on Friday morning.

ONe weeK member $340 non-member $440Session 4 only

Please note: The one week session is a condensed version of the two week session; There is NO overnight for the one week session.

aPPReNtiCeS(Entering 6th & 7th grade)

Step into the farmer’s shoes and take an in-depth look at the farming practices and natural places of Drumlin Farm! Learn why local food is important. Work with our farm staff to grow vegetable crops in Boyce Field and care for the farm animals. Conduct your own scientific investigations on vegetable crops, understand the importance of the sun in growing and cooking food, take field trips to local farms and set up your own farm stand for camp families! Each session is highlighted by an overnight the last Thursday of the session. Campers will sleep in tents.

twO weeKS member $575 non-member $675Session 1, 2, or 3Please note: The overnight will be the second Thursday of the session; camp begins Thursday at 8:30 am and ends at 9:00 am on Friday morning.

ONe weeK member $340 non-member $440 Session 4 only Please note: The one week session is a condensed version of the two week session; There is NO overnight for the one week session.

aDVeNtUReRS(Entering 7th & 8th grade)

Discover the nature of New England! During the first week of camp experience exciting day trips to diverse habitats, including ocean and tide pools, field, forest, mountain and farm lands. hike along wooded trails, investigate local rivers, and learn about the history of the landscape. During the second week of camp, go on a 3-night 4-day camping trip, departing Tuesday morning and returning on Friday afternoon.

Itinerary and packing lists for all adventurers’ trips will be sent to participants after registration.

twO weeKS member $740 non-member $840

Session 1 Coastal Massachusetts Explore the Massachusetts coast from the south shore to the Westport

River. Discover the woodlands, marshes and beaches and other secret spaces in our favorite bay state! This trip is all about beach area fun.

Session 2 white Mountains Hike up to some sensational views as you explore some of the finer lodging

huts and trails in the white mountains of New Hampshire. Engage in back-country learning opportunities and get set to see signs of a variety of wildlife while on the trail. This is a hiking trip.

Session 3 exploring the Berkshires Camp, hike and swim among the glorious mountains, lakes and rivers of

Western Massachusetts! Take a hike on the Appalachian Trail, enjoy water-falls and relax around a campfire at night.

ONe weeK member $560 non-member $660

Session 4 Maine Mountains

Enjoy a full week of exploring the beauty of Maine’s western lakes and mountains. hike, canoe, camp and explore in the heart of Maine’s outstanding wilderness areas. This trip departs Drumlin Farm on Monday and returns on Friday afternoon.

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Campers create memories and build friendships

that will last a lifetime.

Drumlin Farm offers an extended day program for our camp families. after-camp is available during all camp sessions from 3:00 pm to 5:45 pm. Each day campers will be provided with a snack and have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities including; farm chores, indoor and outdoor games, arts & crafts, cooking and quiet-time activities. Families can register for the after camp program on a daily or weekly basis.

an extended day program

time 3:00-5:45 pm

Monday–Friday Package $95.00

Single Days $20.00/day

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aNiMaL aPPReNtiCeS (Entering 9th–12th grades)

Do you know what it’s like to feed, care for, and work with wild and domestic animals? Are you interested in exploring the ecology of a farm and how cultivated farm land and wild habitats are connected? Animal Apprentices is designed for teens who wish to learn more about animals (wild and domestic) and gain experience in their direct care from animal care professionals and naturalists. Working with our farmer and wildlife care staff, participants will learn animal science, assist with animal chores, receive training for working with animals, and complete an animal-related stewardship project on the sanctuary. Come explore the animals of Drumlin Farm, your own animal and environmental ethics, and meet others who love animals too.

member $400 non-member $500

Session 1 June 20-24 Session 2 august 8-12

FaRM-eCOLOGiStS(Entering 8th–10th grades)

Get a behind the scenes view of Drumlin Farm. This internship-style experience will take you to all corners of the farm as you shadow our staff and participate in the many activities that keep Drumlin Farm running. Join our livestock and wildlife care staff and care for the animals. Learn about the local food movement, how to grow vegetables, harvest them and prepare your own lunch. Work with the education department to develop new programs for visitors. Join our ecological management team to research some of the remote habitats of the sanctuary. Each day will be a different adventure, and we’ll leave time for traditional camp fun along the way.


aViaN-aDVeNtUReRS(Entering 6th–12th grades)

Embark on a weeklong camping and birding adventure of Massachusetts! Throughout the week we will learn about birds and their relationships with various habitats. Through hikes, boat trips, beach trips, guided tours and our own exploring we will go in search of the best birds that August has to offer. This program will depart Drumlin Farm on Monday morning and return on Friday afternoon. Itinerary and packing lists will be sent to participants after registration.

august 15-19 member $560 non-member $660

COUNSeLOR iN tRaiNiNG (Entering 9th–12th grades)

Would you would like to be a camp counselor or a naturalist? Our CIT program is a leadership program designed for high school students who wish to learn more about and gain experience working with children in a natural history and farm-focused camp environment. Our CIT Coordinator provides on-going training and support for CIT’s as they develop individual teaching, leadership, and natural history skills. You’ll learn about the environment, assist counselors, lead group activities, and participate in a conservation project.

All CITs must attend CIT training on June 24-25, 2011. Further information about CIT training will be sent in the spring. A two-session, three or four-week commitment is required. CITs may join us for all sessions. Fee includes CIT training and two sessions of camp, additional sessions may be attended at no charge.

Session 1, 2, 3, or 4 member $400 non-member $500

CONSeRVatiON LeaDeRSHiP PROGRaM (Entering 9th–12th grades)

Are you interested in the field of conservation? Would you like to practice field skills that help scientists protect important bird, insect, and amphibian species? Are you curious how cities and towns decide where to build stores and where to protect green space? Join us for a week of conducting field research in different habitats around the sanctuary, using GPS/GIS to monitor and survey key species, designing and completing a stewardship project and meeting Mass Audubon professionals who work to protect land for people and wildlife. You’ll also experience a virtual internship, at the office of a fictitious urban and regional planning firm. Applying your understanding of wildlife and their habitats, you’ll weigh the trade-offs of land use decisions in ecologically-sensitive areas, interact with virtual stakeholders and use iPlan, a custom-designed Geographic Information System, to develop land use plans for a local site in our watershed.

July 25-29 member $200 non-member $300 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

FULL DaYS 8:30 am-3:00 pm

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“I love how the counselors are really into their jobs. It seems like so much more than a summer job. There’s really a sense of community that I love.” - Drumlin Farm Camper Parent

Rock Hard (Entering 2nd–4th grades)

New England has a rich history in geology and our Drumlin was created from a glacier! Grow crystals, build casts of fossils, make a volcano, learn about sedimentary layers and become a mini-rock expert! This mini-camp will teach kids about how geology touches all parts of our lives from dinosaurs to farming.

June 28-30 member $180 non-member $280

High Flyers (Entering 1st–3rd grades)

Hummingbirds hum, hawks soar, and dragonflies zip through the summer sky. Animals that fly are fun and exciting to investigate. Learn how to identify local birds and insects while exploring their ecological role and observing their behavior. Experience a bird of prey up-close, dissect an owl pellet and learn amazing facts about beautiful butterflies.

July 5-7 member $180 non-member $280

wild wetlands (Entering 2nd–4th grades)

Discover what lies above and below the surface of the water. Explore the vernal pools and the forest looking for slimy yet cute amphibians like a wood frog or a yellow spotted salamander. Take a look at invertebrates under the microscope and learn about the cool adaptations of reptiles and amphibians that depend on healthy wetland habitats.


energy (Entering 3rd–6th grades)

What is energy, where does it come from and how does it work? Being energy efficient helps the environment. Join us for an energy audit of Drumlin Farm to discover how we can save energy and learn how to save energy back at your own homes. Tour the farm to see all the ways we are “greening” up the farm. Activities include: an energy audit, building mini-solar cars, solar ovens, building mini-windmills, insulation exploration, greenhouse gas experiments and tree planting.


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Nature art (Entering 2nd–4th grades)

The outdoors provides the inspiration to explore the arts! Stretch your imagination to design your own art while working with a local artist to sketch, paint or photograph the sanctuary. We will explore different mediums such as pencils, chalk, watercolors, digital photography, rocks, sticks and clay.


Garden Gourmets (Entering 4th–6th grades)

harvest some fresh veggies in the garden then head to the kitchen to prepare some tasty treats. Focusing on learning about local farms and food and the importance healthy nutrition using whole foods, campers will work with a chef to create meals and snacks to inspire their culinary creativity. Campers will learn about the growing cycle of vegetables, and how to preserve vegetables through canning and root storage; they will also help plant or harvest vegetables.


Fabulous Forests (Entering 1st–4th grades)

What better place to spend a summer day than under the forest canopy. Learn about the levels of the forest from the creatures in the soil to the birds on the tops of the trees. Explore why trees are so important and learn to identify trees by their leaf shape. Build mouse houses and do arts and crafts projects using natural objects.


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“Through camp my child gained a better appreciation for nature, a greater sense of independence, and a bit of confidence.” - Drumlin Farm Camper Parent

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Note: After-camp is NOT available for mini-camp participantsAssabet River

Drumlin Farm is excited to partner with the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge to offer Mini-camps at the new visitor center in Sudbury. The new facility is located at 680 hudson Road, Sudbury, MA. Assabet River NWR is one of eight refuges within the Eastern Massachusetts National Wildlife Refuge complex. These mini-camps will be taught by Drumlin Farm staff and U.S. Fish & Wildlife refuge staff.

Nature Discovery (Ages 4-5)

Discover a national wildlife refuge; each day we will visit a different habitat to learn about the diverse group of animals that live on the refuge. We will focus on mammals, amphibians, birds, reptiles & insects. Begin your initiation to the natural world through short hikes, hands-on and sensory awareness activities and crafts.


Nature exploration (Entering1st–2nd grades)

Lace up your boots and get involved with exploring the refuge’s ecosystems and what lives in them. Simple observations and investigations provide a foundation of interest and desire to learn more about nature in years to come. Short hikes, hands-on activities, songs and creative endeavors round out the day.


Junior Naturalists (Entering 2nd–3rd grades)

Grab your hand lenses and explore the refuge with a naturalist’s perspective and learn how to identify plants, trees, rocks, insects and animals. Begin to piece together the web of life, to understand the meaning of community and how those fit into the greater ecosystem.


Pond On! (Entering 5th–8th grades)

Splash into Assabet’s wetlands and discover frogs, turtles, fish and other aquatic creatures. Discover the amazing adaptations of aquatic animals and predict the health of the water by water quality testing. Go for a canoe trip around the pond while exploring the corners of the wetlands and try to catch the big one while fishing.


Nature Crafters (Entering 3rd–6th grades)

Let nature inspire you! Use your creativity to find things in nature and turn them into art. Make paper and turn it into a journal to record your nature observations. Experiment with textures, shapes and natural materials to create an outdoor sculpture. We will explore the refuge to find motivation for your own earth-inspired designs.


Nature Discovery (Entering Pre-K–2nd grade)

Discover a national wildlife refuge; each day we will visit a different habitat to learn about the diverse group of animals that live on the refuge. We will focus on mammals, amphibians, birds, reptiles & insects. Begin your initiation to the natural world through short hikes, hands-on and sensory awareness activities and crafts.

august 9-11 member $180 non-member $280 (Member price is available to members of Mass Audubon & Friends of the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge)

OPeN HOUSe Come see the refuge and meet the staff.

June 28th • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

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2011 DRUMLiN FaRM CaMP ReGiStRatiONQuestions? [email protected] / 781-259-2244

Camper information

Please use a separate form for each camper

Mass Audubon Member? Yes / NO Member # ____________________

Quest i ons: drumlin farmcamp@massaudubon .org / 781-259-2244

Parent / Guardian Signature: ___________________________________________________________ Date: _______________





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ReGiStRatiONEach registration form must be complete and accompanied by a $100 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit for each camper and session. All registrations will be processed by date received beginning January 19, 2011. For identity safety assurances, fax and email submissions are not accepted. Phone registrations are not accepted.

If registering after May 1st the entire session fee must accompany the registration form.

Full payment and forms must be returned to the camp office by May 1st or you risk losing your child’s camp slot. No camper is allowed in camp unless all forms, waivers and payments are complete. Forms are not accepted on the first day of camp. There is a $20 fee for late forms.

Send completed registration form and payment to:

Drumlin Farm Camp 208 South Great Road Lincoln, MA 01773

eNROLLMeNt CONFiRMatiONConfirmation letter, camp forms, camp handbook & other information will be mailed to all campers as soon as your registration has been processed.

ReFUND & CaNCeLLatiON POLiCYAll cancellation requests must be received in writing. No refunds will be issued after May 1 (partial refunds minus the deposit are given before May 1). No refunds or transfer of funds will be given for withdrawal, dismissal or incomplete attendance, including sick days.

DiSMiSSaLSThe camp director reserves the right to dismiss a camper when in her judgment the camper’s behavior interferes with the rights of others, the smooth functioning of the group or activity, or violates the camp’s principles of conduct. In such cases no refunds will be given.

DROP OFF / PiCK-UPDrop off:

Morning drop-off is 8:30-8:45 am. Afternoon drop-off for half-day campers is 12:00 noon. Mini-camp at Drumlin drop off is 9:00 am. Mini-camp at ARNWR drop-off is 9:00 am.

Pick up:

Morning pick-up for half-day campers is 11:30 am. Afternoon pick-up is 3:00-3:15 pm. Mini-camp at Drumlin pick-up is 3:30 pm. Mini-camp at ARNWR pick-up is 3:00 pm.

CaRPOOLCarpools are extremely successful! To be on the list, check the box on the camper registration form and your information will be shared with other interested families. Carpool lists will be mailed in May.

MeDiCaL iNFORMatiONUnder Massachusetts state law, all campers must have a health form on file before attending camp. This includes a physical examination and immunization record signed by their physician within the 24 months prior to camp attendance. Authorization forms are also required for the administration of prescription and over-the-counter medications. health forms will be sent to you upon registration. Please contact Rina Rossman, Health Care Supervisor if you have any questions at [email protected].

BUDDY ReQUeStS We try to accommodate each campers, request to be with friends; however, our main concern is to provide a well-balanced group experience for everyone. Please indicate on your registration form if your child would like to be placed with a friend in the same grade. One request per camper is honored when possible, and both campers must request each other; while we are typically able to honor these requests, we make no guarantees. All friend requests must be done at least ONE WEEK PRIOR to the first day of camp.

t-SHiRtSIncluded in your camp fee is an organic and environmentally friendly camp t-shirt. Please be sure to order the correct size now, when in doubt order a larger size.

FiNaNCiaL aSSiStaNCeDrumlin Farm provides financial assistance to campers based on demonstrated economic need and available funds. Financial assistance is limited to one session per child. If you would like an application or more information, please contact the camp office.

QUeStiONS & CONCeRNSIf you have any questions or concerns regarding camp or your child’s attendance at camp, please contact the Camp Director at 781-259-2223 or [email protected].

Memberships American Camp Association (ACA)

Massachusetts Camping Association (MCA)

PhotographyDrumlin Farm Camp Staff

In compliance with Department of Public Health Notification Requirements 105 CMR 430.109: This camp complies with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be licensed by the local board of health. You may request copies of Drumlin Farm Day Camp’s background check, health care, and discipline policies as well as procedures for filing grievances.

2011 DRUMLiN FaRM CaMP ReGiStRatiONQuestions? [email protected] / 781-259-2244

OPeN HOUSe Meet the camp staff.

June 16th • 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Drumlin Farm Wildlife SanctuaryMass Audubon208 South Great RoadLincoln, MA 01773

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