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Keeping it local and fun

Area students enjoy a variety of fun spring break activities close to home

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Annika Stupfel decorates a balloon during a spring break art camp at the Jack, Will and Rob Boys and Girls Club in Camas. Below, at left, kids enjoyed craft making at the Camas Library. The library also showed a free movie every day last week.

Despite the decidedly un-spring-like weather last week, kids still found a way to enjoy their break by attending one of the local camps and activities held in the Camas-Washougal area.

Choices ranged from free movies and crafts at the Camas Library to babysitter’s boot camp, adventure camps for preschoolers, and creative camps for elementary school kids.

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