Learning Through Nature

Camp Details

1-Week Sessions – Register by the Week

Multi-Week Discounts - Register for as little as one week or save when you book multiple weeks!

- Early Bird Discount: Register before March 1 and get 10% off each week

- Register for Multiple Weeks: Get 5% off each week

- Siblings: Receive 5% off​ (Registering siblings for multiple weeks? Contact us for an additional family discount.)

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Camp Dates:

• Weekly sessions running from July 6, 2026 - August 28, 2026

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Camp Hours:

• Mondays - Fridays 9:00 AM - 4:30PM

Location:

• Cole Harbour Heritage Park

Age Groups:

• Ages 4 - 7

• Ages 7 - 11

Group Size:

• max 18 per group

What to Bring:

• Packed lunch, snacks, and water bottle

• Weather appropriate outdoor clothing

• Hat, sun-screen, bug spray

Pricing:

• $300/week​

• Early Bird Special: Enjoy 10% off when you register for Summer Camp between February 1st and March 1st, 2026!

• Multiple weeks savings — 5% off each week when you register for 2 or more weeks!

• Current after school students receive the after-school special price. Please use your unique code to register.

• Registering siblings for multiple weeks? Contact us for an additional family discount.

Activities:

At our forest school camp, each day is filled with hands-on learning, with the majority of time spent engaging in outdoor adventure, and creative exploration. Activities are usually guided by the children's curiosity and interest. Some of the engaging experiences may include:

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• Shelter Building – Learn how to construct simple, weatherproof shelters using natural materials.

• Raft Building & Water Play – Work as a team to design and float small rafts using logs, twine, and creativity.

• Tree Climbing & Risky Play – Build confidence and coordination with safe, supervised climbing and movement challenges.

• Nature Art & Crafts – Create with leaves, sticks, stones, and other found objects to make beautiful, nature-inspired artwork.

• Hiking & Trail Exploration – Discover local wildlife, plants, and hidden forest paths through guided hikes.

• Map Reading & Navigation – Practice real-world skills like compass use, orienteering, and following hand-drawn maps.

• Wildlife Tracking & Bug Hunts – Observe animal signs, explore mini-ecosystems, and develop a deeper awareness of nature.

• Mindful Moments in Nature – Slow down with storytelling, journaling, or quiet time under the trees to reflect and recharge.​

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Every day at camp is an opportunity for growth, discovery, and joy in the great outdoors.

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