As our nation approaches its 250th anniversary, give your child the chance to experience the story of America where history happened — at Historic Walnut Grove Plantation.
Visit spartanburghistory.org/summer-camps for more info and to register.
Camp George vs. George (June 8–12) Step into the struggle for independence and discover what it meant to choose liberty. Delve into history with immersive activities that bring the pivotal period to life. Campers will experience: a battlefield scavenger hunt, flag-making, drill and march training and LOTS MORE. | Revolutionary Spy Camp (July 13–17) Uncover the secrets and bravery behind the fight for freedom. Campers will uncover the secrets of 18th-century spycraft, from creating disguises and cracking codes to navigating stealth missions and decoding enemy plans. Through hands-on activities and covert operations, kids will step into the shoes of Patriot spies and experience the excitement of history in action. |
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Backcountry Life Camp (June 15–19) Experience frontier resilience and the determination it took to build a new nation. Campers will explore how families lived, worked, and survived in the backcountry during the Revolutionary era. Through hands-on activities like cooking, crafting, and problem-solving, campers will discover what it took to build a life on the edge of a new nation. This immersive camp brings history to life through play, teamwork, and outdoor adventure. | Hidden Voices of the Rev War (June 22–26) Honor the diverse stories of those who lived through the Revolution — because America’s story belongs to everyone. In this engaging, hands-on camp, campers will explore the lives of African Americans, women, children, and Native peoples during the Revolutionary era. Through storytelling, art, games, and discovery, kids will learn that independence looked different for different people, and that every voice matters. explorers ready to blaze their own trails! |
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