Content & Activity Options:

We are willing to work with content and curriculum ideas that you have as well! Let us know your ideas during our Content Planning meetings with you!
Interdisciplinary Topics:
  • Local Wildlife / Tracks & Scat
  • Gardening (Aquaponics & Traditional)
  • Native Plants & Foraging
  • Pollinators / Bee Keeping Demo**
Adventure Activities:
  • Canoeing
  • Archery
  • Fishing
  • Forest Forts
  • Swimming*
  • Outdoor Yoga / Mindfulness
  • Low Ropes Course
  • High Ropes Course**
  • TimberNook Experiences***
​Creative Activities:
  • Rock Stacking
  • Mud & Cobb Construction
  • Natural Dyes & Watercolors
  • Nature Collages
  • Wreaths
  • Landscape Painting
  • Story Telling
*We can offer swimming in our canoe pond or at our lake front. Filling our Swimming Hole depends upon drought regulations at the time of your event and has an additional cost of $100 per group.

**There is an additional cost of $20 per person for the double-starred activities. This additional cost is waived if booking an overnight event.
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***TimberNook Experiences are an additional cost of $20-$30 per child depending upon the time frame you choose. Experiences can be integrated into a typical OE field trip day, or can be scheduled as a stand alone event. Contact us directly if this is something you are interested in! You can look at our Timbernook page or the main TimberNook website for more info!

FYI: In order to create the "child-led" environment necessary for TimberNook Experiences, only 2 chaperones are allowed to stay with your group during the allotted time; our staff will maintain a 1:6 supervision ratio to campers at all times in addition to your chaperones. If booking a stand-alone event, parents can leave and come back at pick-up. If integrating it into a typical "Field Trip" day, parents are able to stay and hangout in our Camp Lounge during the scheduled Timbernook Time and regroup with the kids for the rest of the activities. 

PARTICIPANT OPTIONS:

Grade Level Groups -
(PreK-12th):
You can bring out an entire grade level to go through the activities together.
Multi-Age Groups:
1. various activity groups based on similar ages & ability levels to determine difficulty/scaffolding of the activities offered.

2. various activity groups based on a combination of ages & ability levels to promote sibling style / mentorship dynamics.
Family Style Groups:
This is a great way to have whole families engage with each other and bond by going through the activities together! ​
Professional Development:
Come out to camp for some team building activities and be able to run  your own PD sessions as well in any of our meeting spaces.​

Example Schedules / Pricing:

School-Day Trip

(4-5 hrs)
$5 / student
*teachers & chaperones come free

Example Schedule:
9:00am - arrival
9:30am - Rotation 1
10:30am - Rotation 2
11:30am - Picnic Lunch
12:00pm - Rotation 3
1:00pm - Dismissal 

Extended-Day Trip

(6-8 hrs)
$10 / student
*teachers & chaperones come free
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Ex: Early Arrival Schedule:
9:00am - arrival
9:30am - Rotation 1
10:30am - Rotation 2
11:30am - Lunch
12:30pm - Rotation 3
1:30pm - Rotation 4
2:30pm - Rotation 5
3:30pm - Pack Up
​4:00 - Dismissal

Ex. Afternoon Arrival Schedule:
2:00pm - arrival
2:30am - Rotation 1
3:30am - Rotation 2
4:30am - Rotation 3
5:30pm - Rotation 4
6:30pm - Dinner
7:30pm - Back Porch / Sunset  
8:30pm - Camp Fire Time
9:30 - Stargazing
​10:00 - Dismissal

Meal Service

meals = $5/person

snacks &/or desserts = $1/person

*Dietary Needs Disclaimer: While Camp of the Hills can help accommodate for certain needs of your group (ie gluten-free, vegetarian, lactose-free options),
those with severe allergies or intolerances should come prepared to self-supplement the menu or opt out of meal service entirely by bringing their own food.