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Norris Dam State Park — Junior Ranger Camp: Summer Camp in Rocky Top, Anderson County, Tennessee | Tennessee Firefly
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Rocky Top, Anderson County

Norris Dam State Park — Junior Ranger Camp

Three-day Junior Ranger Camp plus Thursday evening program at one of TVA's earliest reservoir parks, with hands-on learning on flora, fauna, history, and wilderness preparedness.

Ages9 to 12
FormatDay camp
Pricing$65 to $65
ScholarshipsNot advertised
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Three-day Junior Ranger Camp plus Thursday evening program at one of TVA's earliest reservoir parks, with hands-on learning on flora, fauna, history, and wilderness preparedness.

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  • Camp facts
    Location
    125 Village Green Cir, Rocky Top, TN, 37769
    Schedule
    Dates vary. Contact for schedule.
    Transportation
    Bring your own
    Phone
    865-426-7461
    Website
    tnstateparks.com
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