Seasonal Camps
Summer Forest Camp
2026 Summer Camp Registration opens April 2, 6pm!
Ages 6 to 12
North VANCOUVER Coquitlam VancouveR DELTA
9AM to 3PM
490 + tax
The 5-day camp explores the natural world and deepens our connection with it in small group adventures. Using city parks as our venue, we explore edible and medicinal plants, mammals and wildlife tracking, survival skills, and wildcrafting, gaining valuable skills while having a blast!
Program Highlights
- Curiosity-led exploration outdoors with learning opportunities introduced naturally
- Nature-based games, stories, projects, and challenges to inspire connection to place related to the daily curriculum theme
- Mentoring delivered by experienced instructors to support students developing problem-solving skills, self-sufficiency, and a deeper level of learning
- High adult to child ratio and primarily small group adventures
- Emphasis on emotional awareness, compassion, and gratitude
Program Details
Acadia Beach – Vancouver location
2026 Dates
June 29 – July 3
July 6 – 10
July 13 – 17
July 20 – 24
August 3 – 7
August 10 – 14
August 17 – 21
August 24 – 28
Capilano River Regional Park – North Vancouver location
2026 Dates
June 29 – July 3
July 6 – 10
August 10 – 14
August 17 – 21
August 24 – 28
Minnekhada Regional Park – Coquitlam location
2026 Dates
July 20 – 24
Delta Watershed Park – Delta location
2026 Dates
July 13 – 17
Testimonials
What Families are Saying
“I really enjoyed wandering in the forest and finding our own path back. I also like the challenges they gave me. I loved the freedom and the level of learning in this nature camp. It was my favourite camp!” – Claire, Summer Camp Participant
“Our son very much enjoyed the personal attention that he receives from the instructors. This created a sense of belonging and made him feel special. The use of sense-engagement games, alongside inquiry-based learning, made the camp both intellectually and physically engaging and rewarding.” – Joyce, Summer Camp Parent
“A refreshing change from school: experiencing nature directly, kids are tricked into learning, not coerced” – Pia, Summer Camp Parent
