UGA Cooperative Extension is a collaboration between UGA CAES and UGA FACS.

UGA Extension Office

High School Camps

SENIOR CAMP @ TBD

Sign Up (Registration link here when available)

 

Camp Overview Video


Details

LOCATION: TBD

DATES: TBD

COST:  TBD

DEPOSIT: Amount TBD

FINAL PAYMENT:  TBD

PARENT and CAMPER MEETING: TBD

Open to 9th graders thru 12 graders

 

Activities


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SENIOR EXTREME CAMP @ ROCK EAGLE

Sign Up (Registration Link here when available)

 

Camp Overview Video (Old)


Details

LOCATION: Rock Eagle 4-H Center, Eatonton, GA

DATES: TBD

COST:  TBD

DEPOSIT: Amount TBD

FINAL PAYMENT:  TBD

PARENT and CAMPER MEETING: TBD

Open to 9th graders thru 12 graders.  

 

Activities

Tent Camping - Sleep under the stars every night in the wilderness.

Campfire Cooking - Cook your own meals over the open fire and gather together for stories and fun.

High Ropes Courses - Conquer the highest challenges in the great outdoors.

Archery - Learn and master your archery skills with lightweight compound bows.

Kayaking - Embark on an adventure on the lake manning a kayak.

Fishing - Fish in quiet lakes and enjoy the serenity of nature.


Campsite at SR Extreme Camp - Georgia 4-H

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SENIOR NATURAL RESOURCES EXPLORATION CAMP @ ROCK EAGLE 

Natural Resources Exploration Camp has a separate application process (not the typical camp registration process with live links through our county camp registration process). Visit Georgia 4-H for more information. 

Camp Overview

Natural Resources Exploration Camp Overview

 

Details

DATES: TBD

COST:  TBD

DEPOSIT: Amount TBD

FINAL PAYMENT:  TBD

PARENT and CAMPER MEETING: TBD

Open to 9th graders thru 12 graders.  

 

Activities

Tree and Wildlife Identification - Learn how to identify common tree and wildlife species found right here in Georgia.

Camera Trapping - Learn about urban wildlife through deploying trail cameras and seeing what walks by.

Lab Tours - Tour a deer barn and an aquaculture lab to learn how different species are studied.

Herpetology - Discover snakes and reptiles, including identification, sampling methods, and hands-on learning.

Owl Prowl - Dissect owl pellets to discover what they eat, then conduct a night walk to search for them.

Electrofishing - Go out on a boat to sample fish through the power of electricity.

... and much more!

 

Application Information

In preparation for the applications, those age-eligible youth who are interested in applying can start on the following short-answer questions in a Word document to support the application process.

  • Why are you interested in attending this camp? (Limit: 2,000 characters)
  • What do you hope to learn by attending this camp? (Limit: 2,000 characters)
  • What do you plan to do with the new knowledge and skills you gain during camp once you return home? (Limit: 2,000 characters)
  • Is there anything else you want the selection committee to know about you? (Limit: 2,000 characters)