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Sycamore Creek Farm
Richard & Catherine Stickann
12100 W Highway EE
Rocheport, MO 65279
Ph1: 573-815-9500
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Summer 2010 Alpaca and Nature Day Camps
Contact us to be on our 2010 camp mailing list.
We offered 3 day-camp sessions for 9-15 year olds. The camp gives campers experience with alpaca care & training; nature studies, spinning, weaving and outdoor studies. From 8 AM to 3 PM our campers actively worked with the alpacas,including feeding, barn clean-up, halter training,& fiber studies. Campers dye fiber w/plants found on farm. In the cottage they learn about alpaca fiber,to weave and spin. Our beautiful garden provides a classroom to learn about growing, harvesting. The day camp sessions are tailored to the group of campers. Returning campers will work on more advanced skills and projects. If your child wants to attend in '10, each session will bring new adventures and they will be able to really work on their spinning & weaving skills. I can hardly wait to have the campers back on the farm. |
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| | | | Pricing and Terms | Dates to be announced. One session will have an optional second week.
Limited space to 10 campers + 1 CIT per session.
Come join us for a unique learning experience.
Call today. 573-815-9500.
Attend 1 session: $165 (The optional second wk $145)
Attend 2 sessions: $310
Attend 3 sessions:$450
Contact us if you would like to hear about our 2010 Sessions! Our sessions had a waiting list in 2009, so don't delay signing up for one or more of our 3 exciting sessions for 2 | |
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Additional Details
Campers that have attended 2 or more sessions & are at leaset 11 years of age may apply for CIT Program. CIT program is a program to teach campers leadership skills.
If you are looking for a summer experience that your children will be talking about into adulthood, then, this camp is what your are looking for. A great opportunity for kids to experience a farm, learn about nature & how to handle an alpaca. Catherine,director, has a degree in textiles from Eastern Illinois University, was a Girl Scout, Girl Scout Leader and a Camp Fire Leader. Carol Arnold, counselor, is an art teacher for Columbia Public Schools and has worked with Missouri Native plants for many years. Together they work with the campers teaching them about alpacas and the farm they live on. Please contact us for more information.
Parents tell us, when asked if their child enjoyed the camp:
"Yes - very much - It was the high light of the summer." C Barchet
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