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Summer Camp
Thank you for the overwhelming interest in our summer camps! At this point all of our summer camps are full for the 2025 season.
Our summer camps are a space to play, explore, climb, laugh and create connections to friends and the forest. Each year we over various themes that help guide our week of play together. While there is intention behind these themes, our main focus is on play and diving deep into connecting to the natural world. As the forest is our third teacher, it might offer us something exciting to investigate and if the children are curious about that, we will follow that interest.
Camp registering will open the first week of February. If a camp is full, you can still apply, we will add you to our waitlist and contact you if a space opens up.
Our camps are for ages 3-7 years old and run from 9:00AM-3:00PM with an option to attend only 3 days (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday) and pick up at 1:00PM.
We have heard your feedback and opened up two additional weeks of camp starting as early as June 9th!
Session 1:
Animal Investigations & Bird Watchers
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Week 1 June 9th-13th
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Week 2 June 16th-20th
During Animal Investigations & Bird Watchers session we will pay particular attention to the animal life around us. We will focus on games using animal forms and take time to slow down and listen during bird-sits.
Session 2:
Mud Pies & Magic
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Week 1 July 7th-11th
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Week 2 July 14th-18th
During our Mud Pies & Magic session, children will immerse themselves in sensory play as we will provide mud kitchen tools and opportunities to create magic potions using materials found in nature.
Session 3:
Little Green Artists
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Week 1: July 21st-25th
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Week 2: July 28th-August 1st
Our final session, Little Green Artists, will focus more deeply on art and nature. Inspired by environmental artists like Andy Goldsworthy, Nils-Udo, and Richard Shilling, we will help children utilize the natural art materials around them such as mud, charcoal, colors from plants, etc. to create their own work as well as collective works to give back to the forest.
