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Spend two days at the Fort Howard and Ethnic Agricultural area as you learn activities Laura and Almanzo did in the Little House books. Meet our farm animals, make a corn cob doll, help with the laundry and so much more! Learn more.
Did you know that in the 1800's school sometimes went into summer? Participate in our historic summer school complete with spelling bees, quill pens, and lots of recess. Learn to bake and proper etiquette as part of your vacation of education! Learn more.
Before TV and video games, homemade entertainment kept kids busy during the summer months. Try new card games, races, dances, and scavenger hunts. Play baseball or relax with a Jacob’s Ladder. You even get to make a game to take home with you. Learn more.
Experience the life of early Wisconsin settlers and share their stories with visitors. Participants will choose an area of the park to specialize in and will borrow a costume from that time period to wear. Matched with an interpreter and teacher, campers will help with chores and learn traditional crafts. Become a special member of the Heritage Hill community! Learn more.
If you dream ice cream, this is the camp for you. Campers will bake their way through our time periods and care for our gardens, make a potholder, have a tea party and munch through history. Learn more.
Discover how early settlers survived in Wisconsin’s wilderness and how nature inspires creativity at Heritage Hill. Gather food, make a clay pot, watercolor paint all while enjoying the natural world around you. Learn more.