Offered for the first time, this winter camp will enable 4th graders through 8th graders to explore the outdoors while learning about Hobcaw Barony from indigenous times to the present day. Forest hikes, examinations of historic structures, and other adventures will blend history with ecology. Kids will travel to a different location each day to focus on people and events from 1) Pre-colonization and Colonization, 2) Bernard Baruch Era, 3) Belle Baruch Era, and 4) Modern Day.

In January, registered participants will receive an email request regarding required paperwork (health forms). For any questions, contact Sara Beth Freytag ([email protected] or 843-904-9291).

Refunds can be processed if notice of cancellation is given two weeks before the start date. (Exertion level: High impact – walking on uneven terrain)

$200 per child. Reservations required: hobcawbarony.org/events(opens in new tab)

Please note that tour participants travel via a 14-person passenger bus on rustic roads comprised of sand and dirt. Often, the roads are extremely rough and rutted, a situation which will jostle riders on the bus. Although the staff at Hobcaw Barony tries to keep them smooth, due to changeable weather and other factors, the condition of the rural roadways cannot be guaranteed to be even.