Museum

The Museum is a building in lower camp. It has almost everything you could want to know about the nature and history of camp. The grassy, shady area around it is a favorite place for lunch and games.

The Museum is closest to Promise Lake, Lake Lua Biffy, and Arts and Crafts.

The Pet Room
In addition to pets, this room has snakeskins, several displays on recycling, and local creatures, and stuffed reptiles.

The Pet room has been home to a variety of friendly, educational animals over the years, including:

Chinchillas

Tortoises

Tarantulas

Rosy Boas


 * Slither, Honda, ...?


 * The rosy boas are small, friendly snakes.

Corn Snakes


 * The corn snakes are longer and more active than the rosy boas, but no less friendly.

Mice


 * The mice in the pet room are there to feed the snakes, but they're still cute.

Chickens


 * The year the first chickens moved into the garden, several eggs were collected and incubated in the museum. The chicks lived in the pet room.

Guinea Fowl


 * Guinea fowl chicks were also hatched and raised in the museum the first year they came to camp.



Camp's History Room
This room has old photographs of camp back when it was a ranch, and information on the native tribe that used to live in the area.

Nature Room
This room has a zig-zag of panels and activities with tons of information on the environment, nature, and creatures of all kinds.

The Animal Room
Full of taxidermy animals, with a lion at the center.