School's Out Nature Camps



School is out but Wild Earth Kids is in session!


Francophone Charter Professional Development Day - 10-9-26


Indigenous Peoples' Day - 10-12-26


Veterans Day - 11-11-26


For ages 6-12

Space is Limited


(Reduced tuition available for families with financial need)

Hands on Skills


When school is out, adventure is in! Our School’s Out Nature Camps give children a day to unplug, explore the forest, learn wilderness skills, and connect with other kids.


Activities may include archery, shelter building, tracking, nature-based crafts, seasonal wild food exploration, and discovering reptiles and amphibians through observation and gentle, supervised catch-and-release exploration. Each day is guided by the seasons, weather, children’s interests, and what nature presents us with.


We balance guided activities with hiking, games, music, storytelling, and plenty of time for imaginative and social play. Along the way, children build friendships, explore their creativity, and learn respect and care for wildlife and their habitats.



Parent Reviews

Now in its 6th year, families love Wild Earth Kids - a hands-on, nature-based camp where kids learn real skills and build real confidence.


Through activities like archery, fire making, shelter building, and nature exploration, children develop confidence, independence, form strong friendships, and deepen their connection to the natural world.


At Home in the Wilderness

One of the great things about our programs is the hands-on experience with the natural world, whether catching & releasing reptiles and insects, or foraging for wild edible plants. Children that experience a Wild Earth Kids program leave feeling more alive and connected, not only to the natural world, but also to themselves.


And we make a special effort to help each child feel included and to help children work out any quarrels that may arise. At Wild Earth Kids, we believe that the emotional development of children, as well as their connection to nature, is just as important as (and fuels) their academic success.