Youth who have completed 4th, 5th, or 6th grade can attend 4-H Junior Camp in June. They will have a great week with lots of fun activities available to choose from in a safe, positive environment. They can try new things and make new friendships that will last a lifetime, and they can take part in sports and activities that they already enjoy.
For more information about 4-H Junior Camp in 2027, sign up for the monthly 4-H email newsletter.
Gaga Ball 
Tie-dye 
Recreation Hall games 
Fishing 
Special programs – drones and robotics 
Air-conditioned cabins 
Camp Wildlife Center 
Creek studies 
Special programs – go karts 
Austin 4-H Center pool 
Water slide 
Zipline 
The fossil room is amazing! 
Lots of fun to choose from 
Archery range 
Dining Hall 
Morning Flag-Raising 
Camp is Fun! 
Woodworking
Campers at 4-H Junior Camp choose from lots of activities including:
- Arts & crafts
- Tie-dyeing or airbrushing t-shirts
- Swimming pool with water slide
- Certified lifeguards on duty
- Woodworking
- With help from trained camp staff
- Gaga ball
- Fishing
- Zipline and low ropes course
- Wildlife walks
- Stream studies
- Fun physics activities
- Canoeing and kayaking
- Fossil room
- Archery and rifle range
- Supervised by experienced, trained instructors
- Group games
- GoKarts
- Robotics and drones
- And more!
Details:
- When?
- June 2027
- Where?
- Clyde Austin 4-H Center in Greeneville, Tennessee
- Who?
- Youth who have completed 4th, 5th, or 6th grade can attend Junior Camp
- What?
- Campers get to choose what activities they want to participate in
- They are sure to have lots of fun in a safe, positive environment
- Cabins, dining hall, and recreation hall are all modern, air-conditioned facilities with adjoining bathrooms
- Cost?
- TBD for 2027
- Fee can be paid online or at the Extension Office by cash, check (payable to University of Tennessee) or credit card.
- Registration Process?
- Deadlines for 2027 are TBD
- Required form for camp – completed 600A (Activity and Event Acceptance form)
- Also required – completed 600M forms for ANY medications the camper will bring to camp
- Additional Questions?
- Call the Extension Office at (423) 209-8560