2002
Showcasing the primitive skills of
atlatl,
primitive archery, and flint knapping.
Sharing skills, knowledge and friendships
June 15, 2002; Saturday, 9 am - 5 pm
June 16, 2002; Sunday, 9 am - 2 pm
Vendors and Demonstrators
Vendors and demonstrators may set up anytime Friday, June 14
through 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
The admission charge will be waived for vendors and
demonstrators and their helpers. However, for the set-up
"charge", you are asked to donate at least one item to the Benefit
Auction (proceeds go to the Camp Tuscazoar Foundation).
Items are to be turned in to the camp concession stand by noon on
Saturday for public display.
Camping Fees are the same as noted elsewhere on
this web site with no additional charges for Friday or Sunday
night. Please observe the Camp Rules as found by selecting
“Camping” in the header above.
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Meals available: |
Friday |
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Bring your own |
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Saturday |
Breakfast |
Available without reservations |
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Saturday |
Lunch |
Available without reservations |
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Saturday |
Supper |
Available with reservations by Noon |
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Sunday |
Breakfast |
Available without reservations |
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Sunday |
Lunch |
Available without reservations |
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Sunday |
Supper |
Bring you own |
Craft Sales: All income from craft sales will be
for the vendors with no percentage requested by the Camp
Tuscazoar Foundation.
Please Pre-Register to help our pre-planning and
to better accommodate you. Contact Ken at 330-756-2041 or Tim
at axetowax@yahoo.com.
If anyone has any leads on possible vendors
dealing with basket weaving or quiver making, please pass that
on to us. Thank You.
Camp Tuscazoar is located on County Road 83 (Boy Scout Rd.)
just 1.5 miles south of state routes 800 and 212.
Maps showing how to get to Camp Tuscazoar.
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