Visit informative displays highlighting the history of forestry at The Arboretum. The History Center is open Saturday and Sunday from April 7 to October 28.
This program is free. Registration is not required.
Take a guided tour of the Daweswood House Museum, once the country home of Arboretum co-founders Beman and Bertie Dawes. See and hear the history behind antiques and memorabilia from the Dawes family. A house highlight is the "Rathskeller," a basement area that displays shovels used by over 100 notable men and women who dedicated trees at The Arboretum and features their signatures on the ceiling.
Adults: $2 Children: $1 Members: FREE
Purchase tickets in the Visitors Center; please call ahead to confirm tour times.
Visit informative displays highlighting the history of forestry at The Arboretum. The History Center is open Saturday and Sunday from April 7 to October 28.
This program is free. Registration is not required.
Take a guided tour of the Daweswood House Museum, once the country home of Arboretum co-founders Beman and Bertie Dawes. See and hear the history behind antiques and memorabilia from the Dawes family. A house highlight is the "Rathskeller," a basement area that displays shovels used by over 100 notable men and women who dedicated trees at The Arboretum and features their signatures on the ceiling.
Adults: $2 Children: $1 Members: FREE
Purchase tickets in the Visitors Center; please call ahead to confirm tour times.
Visit informative displays highlighting the history of forestry at The Arboretum. The History Center is open Saturday and Sunday from April 7 to October 28.
This program is free. Registration is not required.
Take a guided tour of the Daweswood House Museum, once the country home of Arboretum co-founders Beman and Bertie Dawes. See and hear the history behind antiques and memorabilia from the Dawes family. A house highlight is the "Rathskeller," a basement area that displays shovels used by over 100 notable men and women who dedicated trees at The Arboretum and features their signatures on the ceiling.
Adults: $2 Children: $1 Members: FREE
Purchase tickets in the Visitors Center; please call ahead to confirm tour times.
Visit informative displays highlighting the history of forestry at The Arboretum. The History Center is open Saturday and Sunday from April 7 to October 28.
This program is free. Registration is not required.
New in 2018! High school-aged campers are invited to participate in a new opportunity that combines the fun of being a camper with a leadership role. Leaders in Camp (LICs) participate in a two day group training where they tour The Arboretum, learn basic leadership skills and rehearse some favorite camp activities. Upon successful completion of the training, LICs select one or more sessions of camp to return as a counselor’s assistant. LICs may help lead games and other activities, prep craft supplies and snacks, assist with clean-up and more. LICs do not supervise campers. Spaces are limited; a discounted fee applies.
Family memberships can be a great way to offset some of the costs associated with camp. Click here to learn about Arboretum membership.
For information about our camp scholarship program, please contact us at education@dawesarb.org.
Online registration for each individual camp session closes one week prior to the date the session starts. Late registrations may be accepted. To inquire about available space after online registration is closed, please call our Visitors Center during business hours at 740.323.2355.
Take a guided tour of the Daweswood House Museum, once the country home of Arboretum co-founders Beman and Bertie Dawes. See and hear the history behind antiques and memorabilia from the Dawes family. A house highlight is the "Rathskeller," a basement area that displays shovels used by over 100 notable men and women who dedicated trees at The Arboretum and features their signatures on the ceiling.
Adults: $2 Children: $1 Members: FREE
Purchase tickets in the Visitors Center; please call ahead to confirm tour times.