For more information regarding our summer youth programs, please contact: Grady Manus 636-798-2005

The Daniel Boone Home offers great summer programs for students. Each program has been designed to teach by doing hands-on activities. The activities not only teach students about life on the American Frontier, but also help in gaining essential skills such as teamwork, problem solving, and self-reliance.

Young Pioneers Camps: June 28- July 1
Designed for students between 4th-6th grade. Students learn by participating in multiple hands-on activities such as fire starting, splitting rails, land measurements, and journaling. They will gain important team building skills as well as creative problem solving.
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Summer Interpreters’ Boot Camp: June 14- June 18
Designed for students between 9th -12th grade. Students learn basic survival skills such as fire starting, blacksmithing, working with wood tools, and more. They also learn the basics to interpretation, a process used in many museums and parks.
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