Camp Info
| Ages: | 9–14 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Water: | Water, Boating |
| Adventure: | Adventure, Exploration, Fishing |
Washington, DC, USA
Parents, if you've got a budding angler on your hands, the Kids Fishing Club Summer Camp could just be their summer dream come true. Set somewhere too picturesque for posters, this sanctuary of serene docks and rippling waters offers far more than just a fishing holiday; it's a transformative voyage into the beating heart, or should we say swimming heart, of nature itself. Over a magical five-week stretch, young adventurers are invited to step into their metaphorical waders and immerse themselves in the remainder of the Potomac River. This is not merely a fishing expedition, it's an education. An opportunity for your little ones to bait their humanity to connect with the untamed environment (and some very comical, wriggly fish) and snatch back some unforgettable memories of Mother Nature at play. Fishing aside, this club opens doors to a diverse symphony of activities. Children will be whisked away on fishy forays captained by seasoned fishing experts, who, with years of experience under their belts, will guide them through the pivotal eccentricities of angling and conservation. They are also schooled in river ecology and water safety, in a way that's both engaging and enjoyable. Talk about a surprise catch, the kids will also have special visits from environmental educators and wildlife gurus. The summer fun continues with crafty activities and not to forget those impromptu ice cream trips sure to reel in their excitement. So, what's the catch? The only one here is a beautiful Blue Catfish, waiting to be reeled-in by your budding little angler. And, the wonderful memories? They're free of charge. Fishing for an unforgettable summer experience? Cast your rod here!
| Ages: | 9–14 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Water: | Water, Boating |
| Adventure: | Adventure, Exploration, Fishing |
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You can still submit a quick request to let the camp know you’re interested.