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Aquarium & Shark Lab by Team ECCO

511 N. Main St.
Hendersonville, NC 28792

Telephone: 828-692 8386

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The Aquarium & Shark Lab by Team ECCO is the only public aquarium in Western North Carolina.
The Aquarium houses 20+ displays showcasing dozens of tropical fish, eels, sting rays, sea horses, turtles and fish, a touch tank, a 2,000-gallon shark study tank with bamboo sharks, and much more!
It is recognized as the first inland aquarium in North Carolina.
Check web site for hours, they vary by season
Admission charged
Offers educational opportunities for schools

Camp Bonclarken

500 Pine Dr.
Flat Rock, NC 28731

Telephone: 828-692-2223

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Christian Camp
Overnight and day camp options
Grades: 2-8
Directors: Trip McGill & Lynn Grimsley

Camp Kanuga

130 Kanuga Chapel Drive
Hendersonville, NC 28739

Telephone: 828-692-9136

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Co-ed summer camp affiliated with The Episcopal Church
Offers day camp, overnight camp and adventure excursions
Founded in 1931
Ages: 7-15
Interim Director: Jimmy Haden

Camp Muddy Sneakers

315 Shoals Falls Rd.
Hendersonville, NC 28739

Telephone: 828-862-5560

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Founded in 2007
Ages: 4-14
Director: Lee Choubane
Muddy Sneakers offers children the wonder of science in nature through hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, fly fishing and more.

Camp Tekoa

211 Thomas Rd.
Hendersonville, NC 28739

Telephone: 828-692-6516

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Offers day and overnight camp options
Owned by WNC Conference United Methodist Church
Founded in 1949
Co-Ed: K – 12th grades
Director: James Johnson

Historic Johnson Farm

3346 Haywood Rd.
Hendersonville, NC 28791

Telephone: 828-891-6585

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Historic Johnson Farm is a fine example of a late 19th and early 20th century farm & tourist retreat. The entire structure was handmade from bricks that were fired on site from French Broad River mud. Over the years many outbuildings were constructed, including a tool shed/blacksmith shop, barn, boarding house, and a cottage. The property offers historic home tours, nature trails, picnic tables, animals and 10 historic structures on 15 acres filled with trees in a natural setting.

The Heritage Weavers and Fiber Artists have transformed the boarding house into a fiber arts center, which includes weaving, rug hooking, bobbin lace, spinning or knitting.