The Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is
2017
a beautiful 600 acre urban wildlife
Kids
refuge. It is also Green Bay’s largest
city park. The Sanctuary is open all
Summer
year with no admission fee. It fea-
Camps
tures live animal exhibits, educational displays, miles of hiking and walking trails and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
Hours of Operation
April 15 through Sept. 15 – 8am to 8pm
Sept. 16 through April 14-8am to 5pm
Trails close at 4:30pm year round
How to Find us
www.baybeachwildlife.com
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
1660 East Shore Drive
Green Bay, WI 54302
The Sanctuary is located at 1660 East
Shore Drive on Green Bay’s east side,
across from Bay Beach Amusement
Park
Your summer fun
starts here!
www.baybeachwildlife.com
(920) 391-3671
www.greenbaywi.gov/parks
(920) 448-3365
2017 Summer
Camp Offerings
The Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is excited
to announce its popular summer camp
opportunities for 2017!
Sixteen sessions of camp will be offered
throughout the months of June—August.
General Camp Information
All camps run Monday through Thursday for 2
1/2 hours a day.
Morning (AM) session: 9:00am—11:30am
Afternoon (PM) session: 12:30pm—3:00pm
Please come ready to have fun! We’ll be
inside and outside. Bug spray, sunscreen and
a water bottle are recommended.
Camp Themes:
Nature Nuts—Acorns (ages 6-8)
This camp will explore a different nature topic each day.
Hikes, live animals, games and crafts will all be a part of
this camp.
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Fees
Green Bay residents: $45.00
Non residents: $67.50
Limited Scholarships available.
Call 920-391-3671 for more information.
Session 2: July 10—13 AM
Nature Nuts—Sprouts (ages 9-12)
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Session 1: June 26—29 AM
Session 2: July 17—20 AM
Curious Kids—(ages 4-5)
This camp is for the young child
who is always asking “why”?
Simple experiments, stories and games will all be a part
of this camp.
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Session 1: June 19—22 PM
NEW!
Camp Size
Each camp has a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 12 kids. Great child to adult ratio!
Check age limits for each camp.
Session 1: June 19—22 AM
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Wild Adventures—(ages 4-6)
Why do wolves live in a pack? How do
birds sleep? How fast does a deer run?
Find out the answers to these questions
and more!
Session 1: June 26—29 PM
A Day in the Life—(ages 9-12)
What do an animal keeper, naturalist and ranger do?
Find out as you get hands on experience with each of
these.
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Session 1: July 31—Aug. 3 PM
Register at www.greenbaywi.gov/parks
Nature Detectives—(ages 4-6)
Who ate that leaf? What track is that? Who lives in that
hole? Join us to find out!
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Session 1: July 17—20 PM
Wiggle, Glide, Chomp, Chew—(ages 4-6)
How do animals move? How do animals eat? Find out
what helps animals survive in the wild.
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Session 1: June 12 — 15 PM
Orienteering, Survival—(ages 9-12)
How can I find my way around in the woods?
What is geocaching? How do I use a GPS?
Join us to find out!
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Session 1: July 10—13 PM
Raptor Rangers—(ages 7-11)
How are hawks, owls and eagles the same?
How are they different? Learn this and more
as this camp focuses on birds of prey.
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Session 1: July 24—27 AM
Busy Bugs—(ages 4-6)
Just like young kids, bugs always seem to be
on the go! Find out why as we explore the
world of insects.
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Session 1: June 12—15 AM
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Session 2: July 24—27 PM
Earth Explorers—(ages 7-11)
How do worms live underground? Why do ants walk in a
line? Why are leaves green?
NEW!
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Session 1: July 31—August 3 AM
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Session 1: August 7—10 AM
Little Learners—(age 4)
Stories, games and crafts will be a part of this
camp as young kids get used to being with
others and learn about nature.
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Session 1: August 7—10 PM