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 Nature Day Camp
Weekly nature themes, Prek(4 yrs.) to 17
Exploring outdoors + games + pretending + experiments + live animals + guest presenters + stories = a summer of FUN!
Click on the picture of the booklet to download the pdf version of the booklet or click here.
Pay for Camp with this button:
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Job Opportunities
Office Manager, part-time
Day Camp Director, full-time, seasonal
Day Camp Educator, part-time, seasonal
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Schedule a Field Trip or Scout Program
at your location
Something nearly all ages and grades!
Click here for details
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It's time to renew your Stewardship
10,000 people reached in 2012!
Your support will help us to connect more people with nature in 2013.
Make sure you and others have a place to renew your mind, spirit, and body by taking a walk on the trails or sit by the river and watch for migrating eagles as the water flows by.
Click here to renew or join today
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Help us spread the word about our programs...
join the email announcement list for reminders (approx. 2 per month) and send them to your friends. Send your request to the email address at the bottom of this page.
 Ask identification and nature questions, share your nature-related experiences and photos, and learn about upcoming events, volunteer needs, and programs as part of our Facebook group: Endless Mountains Nature Center
To receive the next newsletter in the mail send your mailing address and your request to the email at the bottom of this page.
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 Did you recently replace your cell phone or cell phone battery?
Donate your old or unused cell phone to the EMNC.
Let EMNC recycle it and your cell phone batteries in an environmentally-friendly way. EMNC will receive a donation for them, and you'll know that no water is being polluted and people being poisoned.
Watch for collection signs. Sites include: Gay's True Value, Full Belly Deli, People's National Bank in Meshoppen, and Van Duzer's Gas Station. If you have a site for a collection sign & recycling box, or need more information, call 570-836-3835.
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Your Support Makes A Difference!
By making a donation to the EMNC you help continue the education programs and recreational opportunities for hundreds of children, adults, and families. Please make a donation TODAY. Click here for details.
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Ticks thrive in spring & fall weather!
Top Ten Things You Should Know About Ticks
from tickencounter.org
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Camp Lackawanna
is a great place to RELAX!
It's a youth camp and retreat center for adults and families. Rental facilities include:
- Main Lodge: Meeting space for 150 people equipt with a commerical-type kitchen and large screen porch.
- Smryl Lodge: Sleeps 30 people and has a house-sized kitchen, meeting room, and large screen porch.
- Pavilion: Large picnic pavilion with BBQ pit and seating for approx. 150.
- Group Camping Site: Tent camping sites with water and one fire ring.
- & much more!
For detailed information call 570-348-6043
Camp Lackawanna is owned and operated by the Presbytery of Lackawanna, a group Presbyteryian Churches in NEPA.
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 The Endless Mountains Nature Center is a proud member of the Association for Nature Center Administrators.
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LODGE HOURS:
Sat 9-5
Sun 1-5
TRAIL HOURS:
Camp Lackawanna
Dec-June
Open 8 am-dusk, everyday
June-Aug
Sat noon-dusk
Sun 8 am-noon
Aug-Nov
8 am to dusk, everyday
Nov 26-Dec 8
Closed for hunting
Kiwanis Nature Park
Dawn to dusk
Trail is barely passable due to storm damage.
Little Rocky Glen
Apr-Nov
Dawn to Dusk
Click here for details.
EMNC Connections,
Endless Mountains Nature Center's newsletter...don't miss an issue.
To receive the next issue make a donation to support the EMNC. You'll receive the newsletter in the mail (if you wish), discounted and free programs, and the good feeling of improving your community.
Click here for more information on making a stewardship donation.
Found an injured or orphaned wild animal?
Place in a box with air holes. Keep warm and quiet. Call a wildlife rehabilitator IMMEDIATELY:
Delaware Valley Raptor Center,
570-296-6025
Raptors only
Second Chance Wildlife Center,
570-836-1851
Mammals
Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center,
570-402-0223
All wildlife
Most rehabilitators are volunteers with other jobs. You will be asked to take the injured animal to the rehabilitator or at least meet them half way. Please give them a donation to help care for the injured animal.
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