Kenna's Kabin
Kenna’s Kabin is an environmentally themed interactive play area inside the...
Read ArticlePlease register as a troop unless you are attending without your troop. Payment must accompany all registrations. Space is limited and will not be held without payment. Badges are not provided unless indicated on the website. Badges can be purchased through the Girl Scout Office. There are no refunds for cancellations; substitutes are permitted. Refunds will be issued for programs cancelled by Bubolz due to low registration.
Most programs are designed for troop levels in mind to meet certain badge requirements. Certain programs like maple syrup and night hike are for any troop level.
To register please call or email Erica at (920)-731-6041 or publicprograms@bubolzpreserve.org.
*****Face masks are required in the building, temps will be taken that must be below 101 degrees Fahrenheit, and Covid-19 Waiver must be signed
unfortunately with the warm weather this week we do not have enough snow on the snowshoe trails for this event.
Snowshoe
Scouts will be snowshoeing. They will learn a little about how they work, collect the proper gear, practice a bit, and then go out on the trails. This program is weather dependent as we need a specific amount of snow.
Max: 25 Scouts (1 or 2 adults per troop)
unfortunately with the warm weather this week we do not have enough snow on the snowshoe trails for this event.
Winter Survival
Put your survival skills to the test! Troops will learn the basics of how to survive and what is needed versus wanted. They will then work together to build shelters and warming fires in an attempt to survive a Wisconsin winter.
Max: 25 Scouts (1 or 2 adults per troop)
Maple Syrup
Join us for a morning hike as we step back in time and explore the history of Maple Syrup Season in Wisconsin. Scouts will learn the history of maple syrup and how it is done today. You will get a chance to see the process from start to finish including tapping a tree, seeing it cooking, and sampling the finished product over ice cream.
Max: 25 scouts (1 or 2 adults per troop)
Maple Syrup
Join us for a morning hike as we step back in time and explore the history of Maple Syrup Season in Wisconsin. Scouts will learn the history of maple syrup and how it is done today. You will get a chance to see the process from start to finish including tapping a tree, seeing it cooking, and sampling the finished product over ice cream.
Max: 25 scouts (1 or 2 adults per troop)
Our naturalist will work with your troop to develop a program for any nature badge or journey. Programs must be arranged in advance and a prepaid reservation made. Fee is $8/scout with a minimum of $80. For more information contact Erica Bukouricz at publicprograms@bubolzpreserve.org or (920)731-6041.
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