Valley Forge Educational Services

to Host 2nd Annual

"Special Kids" Camp Expo

Saturday, January 30, 2010
(snow date: Saturday, February 6, 2010)

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Paoli, PA


Free for all Families!

The mission of this Expo is to showcase recreational and educational summer programs in our region and to educate families about the options available to their children with learning differences and/or special needs during the summer months.

Camps and Programs Participating in the Expo include:

Day Camps
Travel Excursion Programs
Sleep-Away Camps
Community Recreational Programs
Academic Programs

For more information: http://www.summermatters.org/
Location:1681 N. Valley Road, Malvern (The Crossroads School entrance)
This event is appropriate for parents of special needs children
Cost: free

Representatives from more than 100 day, residential and travel/adventure camps will be available to discuss their programs in detail. Prospective campers can explore various opportunities through video presentations and brochures. Admission and parking are free! Families with children ages 5-18 are encouraged to attend. Whether you are interested in a day camp, overnight camp, or an adventure/wilderness program, whether you are looking for a camp with an academic, sports, or any other leisure activity focus, you will find it at the 2010 Main Line Camp Fair.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

5:30-8:30 pm

Conestoga High School

200 Irish Road Berwyn

Pennsylvania 19312

(Snow Date: February 3, 2010)

For more information: http://www.mainlinecampfair.org/
Location: Conestoga High School 200 Irish Road Berwyn, Pennsylvania 19312
This event is appropriate for parents of children ages 5-18
Cost: free

If your looking to save money on your summer vacation this year the national park service has a great deal for your family, with 3 fee-free weekends at more than 100 national parks that usually charge entrance fees.

Mark your calendars for fee-free weekends this summer:
June 20-21, 2009 (Father’s Day weekend)
July 18-19, 2009
August 15-16, 2009

Many national park concessioners are joining the National Park Service in welcoming visitors on this summer’s fee free weekends with the their own special offers.

Here’s a tip – many national parks never charge an entrance fee, so you can plan inexpensive visits year round!

For a list of family fun activities this summer, visit National Parks: The Place to Be for Family Fun.