Labor Day Weekend
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 Sunrise over Bowdish Lake

If You Love the Beauty
of the Out-of-doors....  Come!
Bowdish Lake is more than just a campground, it is a summertime community of family and friends.  Spacious, private campsites provide a relaxing outdoors experience with plenty of activities close-by.  

SPECIAL!!
Pay for 5 nights at regular rates
and receive 2 nights free
with a Fri to Fri restriction.


BASIC AND EXTENDED BASIC CABLE INCLUDED ON SITES!
Internet, Showtime, Cinemax and phone also available at extra cost.
 Available by emailing:
 Donald Nicholas

If you have questions about the campground or campsites, please call Bowdish Lake Camping Area at:

401-568-8890

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AAA Approved Campground

Bowdish Lake
Rte. 44, Putnam Pike
W. Glocester, RI

401-568-8890

MAILING ADDRESS
Box 25, Chepachet, RI  02814

LABOR DAY WEEKEND

ASTRONOMY EVENT

photos ©2010 by G.N. Huftalen
All astronomy photos ©2010 by G.N. Huftalen

Great family fun!

SEPTEMBER 4TH AND 5TH

photos ©2010 by G.N. Huftalen George N. Huftalen, Jr.
Metacom Observatory
Warren, RI

will bring his telescope and offer a guided tour of the night sky!
Here is his plan for the event:
“We will enjoy a family-oriented tour of the night sky. First, we will gather on the ground on blankets looking at the sky—like fireworks—and I will use an astronomical laser pointer to point out constellations, bright stars and objects we will view at the telescope. This will take less than 10 minutes as kids are excited and impatient to look in the telescope.

This will be a NO moon night as the moon will rise after 1:00 AM and many of the dim objects should be very visible, depending on sky conditions. We will start with dimmer objects like nebulae and move to bright clusters of stars and colorful double stars and finally, Planets Uranus and Jupiter! This is the best conditions for viewing dim objects and meteors!

Closer to the event I will be able to predict if we can see the International Space Station those nights.”
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ALSO SCHEDULED FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND!

Jungle Encounters
JUNGLE ENCOUNTERS RETURNS WITH ANOTHER SELECTION
OF WILD ANIMALS. 

THEY WILL BRING SIX WILD ANIMALS, TAKE ONE OUT AT A TIME TO TEACH EVERYONE ABOUT AND LET THEM SEE THE ANIMALS UP CLOSE.
 
THEY ALSO TEACH WHERE EACH ANIMAL LIVES IN THE WILD
AND HOW IT SURVIVES.
SEE MORE ABOUT JUNGLE ENCOUNTERS