moderate
4–6 hours daily
Participants should have moderate fitness levels to enjoy kayaking, hiking, and active learning sessions comfortably.
Experience nature up close during Week #3 at Bayshore Discovery Camp 2025 in New Jersey. Explore coastal wetlands, enjoy outdoor activities, and learn about local ecosystems with expert guides.
Week #3 of the Bayshore Discovery Camp 2025 offers a unique outdoor adventure experience at Commercial Township, New Jersey, hosted by the Bayshore Center. This week-long camp is designed to immerse participants in the stunning natural beauty and rich ecology of the New Jersey bayshore. Campers engage in hands-on environmental education, exploring tidal wetlands, salt marshes, and diverse wildlife habitats. The camp is ideal for nature lovers, families, and young adventurers eager to learn about local ecosystems through guided hikes, kayaking, and educational workshops.
What sets this camp apart is its perfect blend of adventure and education, providing an interactive way to connect with nature. Participants gain meaningful insights into coastal conservation efforts, renewable living, and local history through expert-led sessions. The location in Commercial Township offers peaceful surroundings away from the urban hustle but still close enough to reach bustling nearby cities. Whether you’re paddling along serene waterways or identifying native species around the campgrounds, each day is filled with discovery and memorable outdoor fun.
Wetlands and marshy areas can be muddy; waterproof boots or shoes will keep your feet dry and comfortable.
Mosquitoes and ticks are common in this coastal region, especially near marshes, so apply insect repellent regularly.
The summer heat can be intense; carry water bottles and drink frequently during outdoor activities.
Wear sunscreen and a hat to shield yourself from the strong sun during daytime hikes and kayaking.
The bayshore area has a rich maritime history that includes early colonial settlements and oyster harvesting traditions.
The Bayshore Center actively promotes coastal wetland restoration and environmental education to protect this fragile ecosystem.
Keeps your feet dry during muddy spring hikes around wetlands and marshes.
spring specific
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks common in bayshore habitats.
summer specific
Prevents sunburn during long hours outdoors on sunny days.
summer specific
Allows adjustment for fluctuating fall temperatures during hikes and activities.
fall specific