Family Fun Throughout the Year
Registration is Open!
GCV&M’s one-day and overnight adventures for families are led by a Museum educator and provide an immersive Museum experience without a week-long camp commitment. Experience hiking through lush – or wintry! – landscapes, crafting unique treasures, engaging in imaginative play, and discovering the charm of the Historic Village.
GCV&M Members get 10% discount on all camp registrations, plus all registrations received by April 17 get 5% off!
One-Day Family Programs
Summer
Fee $20/person
Wednesday, August 26
Friday, August 28
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Spend the last days of summer with your family and a Museum Educator for a guided, behind-the-scenes adventure!
Family Overnights at the Museum
Join us at GCV&M for a delightful family-friendly overnight adventure! Bring your own bag dinner for the evening, enjoy engaging games and creative crafts, explore the wonders of a night-time Historic Village tour, and relax with refreshing, non-alcoholic tavern drinks and tasty snacks. Before bed, gather around a cozy campfire to share stories – then in the morning savor a hearty breakfast and embark on a scenic hike.
May Overnight
Fee $45/person Museum admission included
Saturday, May 16 –
Sunday, May 17
5 p.m. – 10 a.m.
A fun-filled “night at the Museum”! Bring a bagged dinner for the evening, then join us in our 19th century tavern for family-friendly beverages and treats, play historical games, make your own historical games. Before camping out for the night, attend a guided tour in the 19th-century village, and sit beside a campfire to roast marshmallows and share stories. In the morning, join us for breakfast and coffee before we head out on a morning trail hike to enjoy the signs of spring popping up around us.
October Overnight
Fee $45/person Museum admission included
Saturday, October 10 –
Sunday, October 11
5 p.m. – 10 a.m.
Another fun-filled “night at the Museum”! Bring a bagged dinner for the evening, then join us in our 19th century tavern for family-friendly beverages and treats, play historical games, make a Jack O’ Lantern nightlight, and your own historical games. Before camping out for the night, attend a slightly spooky guided tour in the 19th-century village, and sit beside a campfire to roast marshmallows and share stories. In the morning, join us for breakfast and coffee before we head out on a morning trail hike to enjoy fall foliage.