Youth SummerCamps

 
 
 
 

Port Townsend Camps for 5-8 year olds

Junior Adventure Camp (Ages 5-8), Session 2: August 3-7, 2026
$435.00
Limit 4 per order

Ages: 5-8

Tuition: $435

Join us for a week-long outdoor scavenger hunt to practice wilderness skills on the move! Students will become familiar with contour maps, compasses, aidless navigation, storylines, sundials, wildlife tracking, and celestial bearings. Each day will be spent finding clues and riddles that will culminate in an end of the week feast.

Dates: August 3-7

Time: 9:00am to 3:00pm

Instructors: Chloe Lampert and assistant

Location: Port Townsend and outlying area

JUNIOR ADVENTURE CAMP
Session 1: July 13-17
Session 2: August 3-7

A week of outdoor adventure where students learn navigation, tracking, and wilderness skills through daily clues and challenges, culminating in a shared feast.

 
Junior Intro to Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-8), July 20-24, 2026
$435.00

Ages 5-8

Tuition: $435

This camp offers a safe space to hone our wilderness skills.  Age- and ability-appropriate curriculum allows students to be introduced to the basics of setting up a camp and being comfortable outside in the elements. 

Campers that are ready will be mentored in our knife handling curriculum and, depending on abilities, they may pass our "knife certification" criteria.  Other skills involve fundamentals of rope making, edible and medicinal plants, simple weaving or basketry, shelter building, fire making and more.

Dates: July 20-24

Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Instructors: Chloe Lampert and assistant

Location: Various locations in Port Townsend

JUNIOR INTRO TO WILDERNESS SKILLS
July 20-24

Participants build confidence and wilderness skills through fire making, shelter building, rope work, foraging, and weaving, with optional knife certification for those ready.

 
Junior Rivers and Tides (Ages 5-8), July 27-31, 2026
$435.00

Ages: 5-8

Tuition: $435

Creating clay projects, looking for crawdads, building rafts, harvesting riparian plants, tracking otters…what more could a kid ask for? Each day will be filled with exploring the aqueous world through projects, games, and adventure.

Dates: July 27-31

Time: 9:00am-3:00pm

Location: Irondale Beach

Instructors: Chloe Lampert and assistant

JUNIOR RIVERS AND TIDES
July 27-31

Discover the aquatic world through clay creations, crawdad hunts, raft building, plant foraging, and otter tracking.

 

 

Port Townsend Camps for 8 to 14 year olds

 
Adventure Camp (Ages 8-14), July 13-17, 2026
$435.00

Ages: 8-14

Tuition: $435

Join us for a week-long outdoor scavenger hunt to practice wilderness skills on the move! Students will become familiar with contour maps, compasses, aidless navigation, storylines, sundials, wildlife tracking, and celestial bearings. Each day will be spent finding clues and riddles that will culminate in an end of the week feast.

Dates: July 13-17

Time: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Location: Cappy’s Trails and North Beach

Instructors: Ramzy Berbawy and assistant

ADVENTURE CAMP
July 13-17
Ages 8-14

A week of outdoor exploration where navigation, tracking, and survival skills are learned through clues, riddles, and immersive challenges.

 
Projectile Camp Session 1 (Ages 8-14), July 20-24, 2026
$435.00

Ages 8-14

Tuition: $435

Ready, aim, fire! This camp is designed to defy gravity. Participants will make and shoot bows, throwing sticks, atl-atls, slings, and blow darts. Each day will be filled with a projectile project and nature awareness games. This is a great camp for students to learn how to safely utilize ancient tools with confidence and respect. Tuition includes material fee for completed projects to continue participant’s skill refinement at home.

Dates: July 20-24

Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Instructors: Ramzy Berbawy and assistant

Location: Cappy’s Trails and North Beach, Port Townsend

PROJECTILE CAMP
Session 1: July 20-24
Session 2: August 3-7
Ages 8-14

An action-packed camp where kids build and safely use ancient projectile tools, play nature awareness games, and grow confidence through hands-on fun.

 
Scout Camp Session 2 (Ages 8-14), July 27-31, 2026
$435.00

Ages 8-14

Tuition: $435

Learn the ancient ability of moving through the forest undetected. Learn how scouts used the knowledge of their surroundings to keep their people safe and healthy through games of stealth, camouflage, fire making techniques (burn ban dependent), and animal tracking. Set up a primitive camp and learn to survive and thrive in the wild. Other activities include foraging for edible and medicinal plants, shelter building, and bushcraft. Every day will be a new adventure among secret forests and magical mountain creeks.

Dates: July 27-31

Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm

Instructors: Ramzy Berbawy and assistant

Location: Cappy’s and Tamanowas Rock

SCOUT CAMP
Session 2: July 27-31
Ages 8-14

Move unseen through the forest while learning tracking, shelter building, foraging, and wild skills.

 
Tracking the Wild (Ages 8-14), August 10-14, 2026
$435.00

Age: 8-14

Tuition: $435

This outdoor camp is for our 8-14 year old nature detectives. Imagine being able to read the forest like a newspaper and uncover the clues to see what wild animals are doing when no one is around to witness.

Through games and activities campers will be exposed to our wildlife tracking curriculum that culminates with a hands-on citizen science project. We will make plaster casts to take home, set camera traps to test our tracking skills and even partner with Panthera to track cougars in a local mountain lion project! This program will include track identification, aging, trailing and several wildlife scavenger hunts. 

Dates: August 10-14

Time: 9:00am-3:00pm

Instructors: Ramzy Berbawy and assistant

Location: wild Jefferson County forests

TRACKING THE WILD
August 10-14

Learn to read the forest and uncover animal mysteries through tracking, casts, camera traps, and scavenger hunts.

 

 

Sequim Camps for 8 to 14 year olds

 
Sequim Scout Camp (Ages 8-14), July 13-17, 2026
$435.00

Ages 8-14

Tuition: $435

Learn the ancient ability of moving through the forest undetected. Learn how scouts used the knowledge of their surroundings to keep their people safe and healthy through games of stealth, camouflage, fire making techniques (burn ban dependent), and animal tracking. Set up a primitive camp and learn to survive and thrive in the wild. Other activities include foraging for edible and medicinal plants, shelter building, and bushcraft. Every day will be a new adventure among secret forests and magical mountain creeks.

Dates: July 13-17

Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm

Instructors: Joshua Sylvester and assistant

Location: Dungeness Trails Parking off River Rd.

SCOUT CAMP
July 13-17

Build confidence in the outdoors through stealth, tracking, bushcraft, shelter building, and foraging. Explore the forest while learning practical wilderness skills through games, challenges, and adventure.