The Oaks and Acorns program runs every Monday (8:30am - 12pm) from September until June at Ken Reid Conservation Area.
To learn more, see schedules and register, visit At Last Forest School
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Kawartha Conservation has partnered with At Last Forest Schools to offer outdoor learning and summer nature camps to a wide age range of children at Ken Reid Conservation Area. All programs focus on teaching children about discovering nature, making new friends and creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Summer day camps for children aged 4 - 12 run Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4pm during select weeks of July and August at Ken Reid Conservation Area.
To learn more, see schedules and register for summer camps, visit the At Last Forest School Summer Camp page.
There are two options for Forest School programs at Ken Reid Conservation Area, both of which run during the day from September until June. To learn more, click on one of the boxes below or visit At Last Forest School.
Oaks and Acorns (18 months - 3 years old)
The Oaks and Acorns program runs every Monday (8:30am - 12pm) from September until June at Ken Reid Conservation Area.
To learn more, see schedules and register, visit At Last Forest School
Forest Schoolers (4 - 12 years old)
The Forest Schoolers program takes place on Mondays and/or Wednesdays (8:30am - 3:30pm) from September until June at Ken Reid Conservation Area.
To learn more, see schedules and register, visit At Last Forest School.
Visit the At Last Forest Schools Lindsay to learn more.
Visit the At Last Forest Schools Lindsay to learn more.
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