Hug-A-Tree and Survive
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site
Description
An Adventure Smart program that helps lost children survive in the woods. It teaches children how not to become lost in the woods, and what to do should they become lost.
Dates, times, location and details
Dates and times
- July and August
- Thursdays
- 2 pm to 2:30 pm
- Go to the guided experiences schedule
Duration
- 30 minutes
Location
- Etli-Mawita'mk: The Gathering Place (Merrymakedge P4)
Languages
- English
Age requirements
- Aimed at children aged 5–11 but all ages welcome
Other important information
- No pets please
Reservations and payment
Prices
- Free with admission to Kejimkujik
How to book
- No registration is required
Facilities and services
- Parking (near P4)
- Outhouse
- Gender-specific washrooms (more details) (near P4)
- Picnic shelter
- Picnic area (near P4)
- Lakeview Cafe & Eatery (near P4)
Map
Legend
Restricted area
Mi'kmaw Cultural Landscape Monument
Parking
Outhouse
Gender-specific washrooms
Picnic shelter
Playground
Picnic area
Mi'kmaw Encampment Site
Parking
Restaurant
Lakeview Cafe & Eatery
Etli-Mawita'mk: The Gathering Place (Merrymakedge P4)
Picnic shelter
Outhouse
Merrymakedge Beach
Parking
Gender-specific washrooms
Picnic shelter
Playground
Picnic area
Barrier-free access
Wi-Fi
Sorting station
Swimming
No dogs allowed
On-leash dogs allowed (Merrymakedge Beach)
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