August 10-14: Art of the Wild Camp (5-8)

This week blends art and science as campers explore the natural world through hands-on creativity. From nature-inspired art projects to observation-based discovery activities, children will investigate textures, colors, patterns, and ecosystems around them. It’s a week of curiosity, imagination, and outdoor-inspired exploration designed to help young learners see the world with fresh eyes.

A Typical Camp Day (Ages 5-8)

Drop-off begins at 9:55am

Pick-up is promptly at 1:00pm

Our younger camps follow a gentle, predictable rhythm designed to help children feel comfortable, confident, and ready to explore.

Each day begins with arrival and open exploration time, giving campers space to settle in, reconnect with friends, and engage with hands-on materials in our discovery space. We then gather together as a community for a short welcome circle, followed by a story or interactive introduction that sets the tone for the day’s theme and project.

Campers are introduced to their main project with clear guidance and support, and we move into focused project time where creativity and discovery take the lead. Midway through the morning, we pause for snack and movement-based play before returning to a relaxed work-and-play period.

We close our day with a community lunch and a collaborative group activity- often a game, challenge, or shared reflection- before heading home inspired and accomplished.

Our days are structured but never rushed, balancing creative focus with movement, connection, and play.

Campers should bring:

• A snack

• A packed lunch

• A water bottle

Please have your child wear comfortable clothes that can get messy. Many of our projects involve art materials, natural elements, or hands-on exploration, and we fully embrace the creative process. Please label all food containers, water bottles, and personal belongings.

Because camps are intentionally small and supplies are prepared ahead of time, all registrations are non-refundable.