Ways of the Wild is a week long day camp designed for children ages 6-12 years of age. This experience is to provide them with fun and exciting opportunities to build a relationship with nature, something that is vital to our overall well being! Through a variety of games and activities that take place outside throughout the day students develop an understanding of the flora and fauna and the wildlife in the area. They will also start to develop a relationship with wilderness survival & earth-based living skills. These include: Bow-Drill (Fire by Friction), Debris Huts (Primitive shelters), Cordage, Tracking skills, Pottery, Awareness skills, and much more!

Our Coyote Teachers are naturally gifted and specially trained leaders. We base our trainings on the teachings of Grandfather Stalking Wolf, an Apache Elder. For more info on Coyote Teachers click here.

What to bring to camp:

• Gratitude

• Backpack (to contain all of their items)

• Towel

• Swimsuit or old pair of shorts and a t-shirt to swim around in (we have a creek, a pond, and hoses to cool off in)

• Extra change of clothes

• Journal and pen 

• Water shoes/closed-toed sandals

• Lunch and Snacks

• Water Bottle (refillable)

• Bug spray (Natural recommended)

For easy flow of the experience:
We ask you to drop off your child/children at 9am
Pick up is at 3pm

*Register for a spot*