National Coffee Break Day
Celebrate National Coffee Break Day with us on Monday, January 20! Take a break and enjoy some coffee on us. Join us in Tennessee from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. It's free for all campers! Come and enjoy a "Taste of America." ☕️
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National Fish Taco Day
Celebrate National Fish Taco Day with us on Saturday, January 25! Children will have the chance to help make their own fish tacos and enjoy them at their campsite. The event will take place in Tennessee from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Best of all, it's free for all campers! Come and enjoy a "Taste of America."
Jupiter View 木星を見る
At certain times of the year, Jupiter becomes a dazzling presence in the night sky. We are here to guide you in spotting this magnificent gas giant. With our telescope, you can get a close-up view and marvel at its beauty, including its intriguing moons. Capture the moment by taking a photo to cherish the memory. Please note, viewing times…
National Kazoo Day Observance
We will observe and celebrate National Kazoo Day with us on Sunday, January 26! Each child will receive their very own kazoo and can join in the fun of making some joyful noise. The event will be held at the Event House from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Best of all, it's free for all campers! Come and enjoy a…
National Peanut Brittle Day
Celebrate National Peanut Brittle Day with us on Sunday, January 26! Have you ever made your own peanut brittle? Children will get the chance to help make peanut brittle and enjoy eating it. Join us in Tennessee from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. It's free for all campers! Come and enjoy a "Taste of America."
National Kazoo Day
Tuesday January 28 is National Kazoo Day Join us on Sunday, January 26! Each child will receive their very own kazoo and can join in the fun of making some joyful noise. The event will be held at the Event House from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Best of all, it's free for all campers! Come and enjoy a "Taste…
National Draw a Dinosaur Day
January 30th is Draw a Dinosaur Day! Children can draw their favorite dinosaurs and send their drawings to Moose. These creations will be showcased online and in the Alaska Cabin throughout February. Make sure to send pictures by January 30th. Best of all, it's free for all campers! Come and enjoy a "Taste of America."
National Bird Feeding Month
Spread your giving wings this February by participating in National Bird Feeding Month. Winter is tough for birds—they have families to feed, and natural resources are scarce. That's where we come in. National Bird Feeding Month is an opportunity for bird feeders, watchers, and anyone with a kind heart to lend a helping hand to our feathered friends. This month…
National Baked Alaska Day
Wow, have you ever eaten baked ice-cream? National Baked Alaska Day invites you to indulge in this delicious ice cream–topped sponge-cake dessert. Baked Alaska is made by placing slices of sponge cake at the bottom of a pie pan, filling it with your favorite ice cream flavor before covering it completely in whipped meringue mixture, and baking for 3-10 minutes.…
Jupiter View
At certain times of the year, Jupiter becomes a dazzling presence in the night sky. We are here to guide you in spotting this magnificent gas giant. With our telescope, you can get a close-up view and marvel at its beauty, including its intriguing moons. Capture the moment by taking a photo to cherish the memory. Please note, viewing times…
National Golden Retriever Day
Monday, Feb 3 is National Golden Retriever Day and we will celebrate by having various events for your furry friend on Feb 2nd. Pool will be open for any dog that wants to retrieve a duck or toy. 25% off for the customers who bring their Golden Retriever. Pet fee will be waived fee for your Golden Retriever. You will…
Ground Hog Day
Groundhog Day, observed on February 2nd, is when we wonder if we'll have six more weeks of winter. The only one with the answer is a groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil. Each year, people gather at Gobbler’s Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to hear the forecast from this famous rodent. The tradition began with German settlers in the 1700s, who brought their…