2026 Tri-County Camp 4-H20

The 2026 Tri-County Camp 4-H20 is here!

Join us on for an amazing 5-day youth education experienced sponsored through Clemson's 4-H Youth Development Program in partnership with the Ashley Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium based at the Clemson Extension TEACH Center in the Citadel Mall.

This water-based science camp allows students an opportunity to learn and experience water resources firsthand. Campers are taught in the field about the analytical and critical thinking skills they need to intelligently participate in making decisions that affect the quality of our aquatic systems.

This program is built for campers ages 9-13 and camp leaders ages 14-18. It will include educational visits to an urban farm, watershed conservation site, and saltmarsh boat tour.

Contact your Tri-County 4-H agent to learn more:
Dorchester County 4-H Agent
Support for Charleston County Camp 4-H20 Participants
Tawanah Reeves-Ligon | [email protected] | 864-784-0516
Berkeley County 4-H Agent
Lina Prillaman | [email protected] | 843-730-5197

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Refund statement: Full payment is due upon registration. No refunds will be issued starting two weeks (14 days) prior to event start on July 13, 2026.

Membership requirement: Current 4-H membership in is required for participation in this camp.

Custodial Care: Campers that are a part of the cohort must be approved, enrolled members in 4HOnline with South Carolina 4-H Youth Development to attend this event. Their complete experience will be under custodial care. Only adult chaperones and invited facilitators approved to be at the event will be allowed onsite at the TEACH Center. Youth in the cohort must be signed in and signed out by a parent/guardian or designated representative.

Campers that are participating by the day must be approved, enrolled members in 4HOnline with South Carolina 4-H Youth Development to attend this camp. Please note that this event and its coordinators do not assume custodial care of daily rate campers on days 3, 4, and 5 of camp (offsite activities). Adults (parents, guardians, volunteers, coaches, teachers, or other chaperones) must be present for the supervision of daily rate youth participants for all offsite activities. For onsite activities, daily rate campers must be signed in and signed out by a parent/guardian or designated representative.

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