4-H Summer Camp General Information
4-H Summer Camp
Each summer 4-H members that are at least 9 years old and up to having just finished 8th grade are eligible to attend Fresno County 4-H Camp at beautiful Camp Keola on Huntington Lake. The camp session, which falls during mid to late June, runs from a Tuesday morning through Saturday at 11am. The Keola camp staff provide delicious meals as well as lifeguards for the waterfront.
Our own high school age 4-H members act as Junior counselors (JC's) and plan camp activities as well as act as cabin counselors. Adult 4-H leaders volunteer to chaperone at camp. Another 4-H volunteer acts as camp nurse.
Camp Keola provides a full range of camp fun. The waterfront allows for swimming, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boating as well as fishing. The JC's plan sports activities, crafts, hiking, evening activities, dining hall fun and campfire activities. Many campers choose to spend one night sleeping under the stars and the bravest participate in the polar bear plunge.
Partial camp scholarships are available for first time campers and for families sending multiple children to camp.
4-H Summer Camp 2025
Camper Registration coming in April 2025
Fresno County 4-H Summer Camp
June 24-28, 2025
To attend camp, please complete the appropriate forms and turn in to your club leader by due dates listed. First come, first served... sooner is better than later.
Adult Camp Director: Anne Cehrs (559) 618-0250 or annecehrs@verizon.net
Enjoy the slideshow from 2022 Camp Keola
JC Application Forms 2024-2025 selection phase closed
JC RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Provide leadership for the 4-H Youth Development camp program.
- Work cooperatively with couselors (adult and junior) and Camp Executive Committee.
- Be an active participant with the pre-planning activities for camp, counselor interviews, committee meetings, and camp planning meetings.
- Develop a program of work for assigned responsibilities. Reports are to be given (and submitted in writing) at each meeting.
- Use good judgement in working with campers.
- Be a positive role model for the campers.
- Adhere to the code of conduct.
- Make sure campers follow policies, rules, and procedures at camp.
- Contribute to post-camp evaluation.
- Attend ALL camp planning meetings scheduled for January, February, March, April, May, and attend 4-H camp.