Club and Group Programs
Programs and Tours Available Year-round for All Ages, Clubs and Groups
Asbury Woods has a wide variety of programs and tours available year-round for youth, adult, clubs and groups. Offerings are available in-person and as outreach, or we can come to you.
Each 1-4 hour program is open to groups of 10 or more and is designed to provide opportunities for participants to experience, study and enjoy nature. We have a program fee of $7.00 per person for a 2-hour program and $9.00 per person for a 3-4 hour program with a minimum of 10 participants or $50 per group.
Contact Emma Mader Director of Education and Community Programs, for a customized program at (814) 836-6188 or emader@asburywoods.org
EcoExplorers Club for Middle Schoolers
Dates: September 12 – December 19
Two Thursdays per month
Time: 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Age: Starting 6th-8th grade this fall
Location: Nature Center
Supporting Donor Fee: $45
Program Fee: $56
Are you a middle schooler interested in nature and science? Join EcoExplorers Club and meet animal ambassadors, dive deeper into nature and the outdoors, and do hands-on science activities! Club meetings will be two Thursdays each month. You will receive an email with meeting dates after registration. Previous members and new members are welcome. Come join us for the perfect blend of learning and fun!
Featured Seasonal Programs and Tours
Groups, clubs, and scouts may choose to explore a wide variety of topics for a visit. Contact us for a customized program or scout badge requirements.
Low Ropes Course
The Asbury Woods Low Ropes course offers groups an exciting, fresh way to experience the outdoors while working to solve problems as a team.
Maple Syrup
Interested in making maple syrup but don’t have any maple trees? No problem, rent one of ours! Each year, the Asbury Woods staff taps some of our best maple trees for our Rent-a-Bucket program.
Geocache
Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Geocaching members follow a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache container hidden at that location.