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Summer Camps 2008
Each Summer Dunes Learning Center hosts a variety of overnight summer camps for kids ages 7-13. These week-long adventures within the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore include exploration of wetlands, prairies, dunes and woodlands, swimming and beach activities in beautiful Lake Michigan, learning about animals in their native habitats, experiencing native and historic cultures with hands on historic activities, games, arts and crafts, challenge course, and other fun, educational, and exciting activities. |
Open Enrollment Camp Schedule
2008 Camp Cost: $256.00
Dunes Discovery Camp
(for kids ages 9—12)
Session I: June 23-27th Click for Discovery Camp 1 information/forms packet
Session II: July 7-11th Click for Discovery Camp 2 information/forms packet
Earth Camp
(for East Chicago students only)
July 14th-18th Click for Earth Camp information/forms packet
Park Kids Discovery CAmp
(for kids ages 7—13)
July 28th-August 1st Click for ParKids Discovery Camp information/forms packet
MIGHTY ACORNS NATURE CAMp
(for Mighty Acorns Students only)
Session I: July 21-25th Click for Mighty Acorns Camp 1 information/forms packet
Session II:August 4-8thClick for Mighty Acorns 2 Camp 1 information/forms packet |
2008 Camp Cost: $256.00
- Lodging in our modern, comfortable cabins
- Supervision by background-checked, professional employees of Dunes Learning Center
- All meals, supplies for all activities and arts and crafts
- Five days of fun and excitement
Click here for direction to Dunes Learning Center

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To Register:
For more information about Dunes Learning Center Summer Camps or to register, call 219 395-9555 ext. 1, or download a registration form by clicking HERE complete, and mail to: Dunes Learning Center, 700 Howe Rd. Chesterton, IN 46304.
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Dunes Learning Center
700 Howe Rd.Chesterton, IN 46304
phone: 219 395-9555
fax: 219 395-8160
info@duneslearningcenter.org |
Our Mission...
...is to provide an in-depth exploration of the dynamic
relationship between people and their environments using the natural
and cultural resources of the Indiana Dunes region where nature
and society coexist. |