Discover Nature with Us
Are you a day camp provider looking for programs to get your campers active and outdoors? Credit Valley Conservation is offering exciting field trip opportunities for summer camps.
Full or half-day nature-based programs take place at the beautiful Terra Cotta Conservation Area in Halton Hills. The park is only a 30-minute bus ride from Orangeville and Brampton, and a 15-minute bus ride from Georgetown.
Field trips run during July and August and are intended for children ages 5 to 12 years old. Programs are booked on a first come, first serve basis.
Field Trip Program Descriptions
If attending one of our half-day programs, booking leaders will select one of the programs listed below. If participating in our full-day program, both programs will be offered, one during the morning session and one in the afternoon session.
What do animals need to survive? Why do some animals migrate? How are human activities impacting the animals in our environment? Learn all about this and more with our Summer Camp Nature Games program. Instructors lead campers in teams through a series of nature games that encourage campers to learn more about nature in a fun and engaging way.
Let’s explore some of the different habitats found at Terra Cotta Conservation Area. Using tools like magnifying glasses and trowels, campers will explore forest and wetland habitats to learn more about what makes these sites the perfect home for animals. Instructors will lead campers on a nature hike, teach them more about the adaptions of local animals and campers will even have the chance to build an animal home of their own!
Additional Program Information
What: Campers will engage in hands-on forest exploration, learn about the outdoor environment and play nature-based games. Don’t miss out on a truly unique summer experience! A minimum of 10 campers is required for all programs.
Duration: 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. (half-day) or 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (full-day)
Cost: $230 plus HST per group for a half-day program or $425, plus HST per group for a full-day program, with a maximum of 30 campers in each group.
- Day camps are responsible for:
- Arranging and paying for transportation to and from Terra Cotta Conservation Area
- Meals and snacks
- Programs do not include travel time
- Programs run rain or shine, with exception of severe weather
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