Redwood Adventure Camp

Redwood Adventure Camp offers Youth Camps for campers going into 5th through 12th grades. The Explorer program includes outdoor living, crafts, nature education, a challenge course, swimming, archery, backpacking, and beginning outdoor living skills. Advanced includes a three-day backpack trip, intermediate outdoor living skills, and introductory survival skills.

Programs

• Youth Camps — Going into 5th–12th grades · A true sleep-away-camp experience for campers going into 5th–12th grades.
• Explorer — Grade Requirement: 5th–9th · $849 per session · Focuses on outdoor living, crafts, nature education, challenge course, swimming, archery, backpacking, and beginning outdoor living skills.
• Advanced — Grade Requirement: 9th–11th · $899 per session · Includes a three-day backpack trip, intermediate outdoor living skills, and introductory training in survival skills.
• Adventure — Grade Requirement: 10th & 11th · $1,399 per session
• Graduate — Grade Requirement: 11th & 12th · $925 per session · A co-ed one-week program in the Lost Coast, King Range, based on a challenging hiking route and leadership, spiritual understanding, campfire, and discussion activities.
• Adult Backpacking — A relaxing camping experience for families and small groups looking to get away from technology and the stress of day-to-day life.
• Family Camps — Looking for more adventure? Our Adult Adventure is a guided up-river trip for those 18+ looking to explore the majestic Eel River in a way few ever get to.

At a glance

• Ages: 9–18 years old
• Price range: $849–$1,399 per session
• General schedule: Youth Camps are a sleep-away-camp experience. The summer program consists of a variety of residential experiences for young people beginning the summer before 5th grade and continuing through senior year in high school.

About the provider

Redwood Adventure Camp says it has been 55+ years in the making. Its mission is providing lifelong friendships, fun and excitement that help individuals navigate life’s challenges and serve the broader community.

Girls’ and boys’ programs are offered during the same week, with groups, overnights, and most activities separate. Five to ten campers and two counselors form an independent family unit. Applications need to be in good health for physically strenuous activities; acceptance is determined by evaluation of previously demonstrated ability to hike well and work harmoniously with others. Some programs require Camp Director approval or at least one previous summer’s experience at Camp.

Last updated August 19, 2026.