NIM Kids Summer Camp is a day camp filled with great activities for ages 6-14, designed to promote teamwork and teach the Army values. There are six week-long sessions over this summer.

 
Pricing:
All 2019 NIM Kids Summer Camp sessions are $200 per session. Early-bird registration and military discounts are available for $175 per session. Early-bird registration ends on May 1, 2019. The CIT Course is $130 per camper. A limited number of scholarships are available. Please contact Alexis Belman at campdirector@nationalinfantryfoundation.org or call 706-685.2614 for more information and registration.
 
2019 Camp Sessions:
CIT Course: Counselor-in-Training (8th and 9th grades only)
June 3-7, 2019 (9:00am – 4:00pm)
8th and 9th graders only. Must have been a previous camper.
A course developed for youth who are interested in becoming camp counselors at the National Infantry Museum. Candidates must have attended at least one of our Camp sessions a previous summer. CIT’s will attend staff training and one Summer Camp Session (listed above) as a camper of his/her choosing. CIT’s must also volunteer to work a minimum of one Summer Camp session in 2018. In addition to expanding leadership skills, CIT’s will discover communication techniques with peers and productive decision making processes.

Objective : The Last 100 Yards (ages 9-14)
June 10-14, 2019 (8:15am – 4:30pm)

Step back in time to experience U.S. military history like never before. Follow the battles from the Revolutionary War to current day engagements as displayed through our feature exhibit, The Last 100 Yards. This camp includes three half-days at Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center, focusing on the importance of water usage and conservation. Campers will walk in the footsteps of Soldiers, participating in reenactment scenarios and engaging with Veterans about their experiences in the military.

Leadership II (ages 11-14)
June 17-21, 2019 (8:15am – 4:30pm)

The Army Values instill eight distinct qualities in a Soldier. Campers will leave with a greater understanding of how each is instrumental to being a great leader. Hand-on exercises will challenge campers to work as a team and make hard decisions. Strategies and principals from key military leaders will be dissected and taught how to be applied to solve daily obstacles. Local Veterans will discuss the meaning of ethics and honor. This program also includes a campout at our primitive campsite. An off-site service project may be conducted during camp.

Boots on the Ground (ages 6-8)
June 24-28, 2019 (8:15am – 4:30pm)

Our youngest campers will have the opportunity to explore US military history from the Revolutionary War to WWI. This camp will introduce campers to the basics of what being a soldier is all about, while learning about what they would have experienced on a day to day basis. They will spend their afternoons at Oxbow Meadows learning about marine critters, reptiles and amphibians.

Leadership I (ages 9-11)
July 7-12, 2019 (8:15am – 4:30pm)

Almost every Soldier will pass through Fort Benning for training during their military career. Dive deeper into the leadership of major conflicts in U.S. military history. Learn about the advanced tactics that help Soldiers today stay safer and faster on the modern battlefield, campers see first-hand what it takes to secure our freedoms. A Mock Vietnam reconnaissance mission will establish the importance of teamwork, leadership, and communication between campers.

Boots on the Ground (ages 6-8)
July 15-19, 2019 (8:15am – 4:30pm)

Our youngest campers will have the opportunity to explore US military history from the Revolutionary War to WWI. This camp will introduce campers to the basics of what being a soldier is all about, while learning about what they would have experienced on a day to day basis. They will spend their afternoons at Oxbow Meadows learning about marine critters, reptiles and amphibians.

**Snacks and lunches are provided for all levels. Lunches are based off of soldier’s rations throughout history.