Settler Survival Camp Halfway Sold Out

DAYTON, OH -- The Miami Valley comes to life from an early settler’s perspective during this one-of-a-kind summer camp. Campers explore early travel methods, hearth-cooking, woodworking, textiles, gardening, and candle-dipping — and enjoy a special visit with sheep, herding dogs, and more from Learning Tree Farm. Camp is only for children ages 8-12 and takes place daily, 9:00am to 4:00pm, Monday-Friday. All proceeds benefit Dayton History. 

Registration for Settler Survival Camp at Carillon Historical Park is now open. All three weeks are more than halfway sold out, so if children ages 8 to 12 would like to attend, we encourage parents to sign up now.

• Week 1: July 6 to 10
• Week 2: July 13 to 17
• Week 3: July 20 to 24

About Dayton History: Dayton History, a privately funded nonprofit organization, owns and operates Carillon Historical Park, Hawthorn Hill, and Patterson Homestead. Serving as Montgomery County’s official historical organization, its mission is to inspire generations by connecting them with the unique people, places, and events that changed Dayton and the world. For more information, visit daytonhistory.org.

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