Fun Time at Summer Camp

Early Bird Pricing | Medieval-Themed Camp | Sessions for All Ages

Early Bird Pricing
Medieval-Themed Camp
Sessions for All Ages

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Sherwood Forest Summer Camp is a family-oriented, medieval-themed camp. When you're here, you'll be making things with your hands, and you get to sleep in a castle! In addition to traditional youth camps, we also host camps for grown-ups and families. Please note that no electronics are allowed at camp. Call us today for more information. Don't forget to join our mailing list.

Photo Highlights

We post thousands of photos per week from camp on our Facebook page. Below is a selection from the early years!

In falconry class with Master Kevin, campers learn the basics of how to tie falconers’ knots; they learn about various birds’ habits and requirements, and if they exhibit appropriate caution and patience, they even get to hold a falcon!
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On the day shown, campers are learning how to make a treasure candle. They select items, such as semi-precious stones and trinkets, to place at various places in their candle as it cools; these items will then be rediscovered as the candle burns.
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Master Braider Andrea teaches basic techniques to campers who are new to braiding and challenges any who possess a modicum of experience with advanced lessons.
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Campers collaborate to put together a performance for their parents on their departure day. They work hard at rehearsal, often focusing on techniques such as projection and self-immersion.
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In herb lore with Uilliam MacArtuir, campers roam the village and stop to learn the properties of various plants, especially the ones that are dangerous. Here and there they even have an opportunity to taste edibles.
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Blacksmithing with Master Tiger and Mistress Erin is not for the faint of heart! Utmost care is taken to train campers in safety measures before they are allowed to strike red-hot iron and form it into useful objects.
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Each evening after dinner, campers engage in a special activity. Pictured here is a Poi lesson given by Master Thom Thumb.
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In pottery with Master Steward, campers learn how to form and decorate a clay mug that they can then utilize at the glorious feast on their final night.
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In music class with Master Roy, campers learn the basics of rhythm and listening to each other, as well as learning to be less self-conscious in front of each other.
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