About
Summer Camp is a fully outdoor program with adventure-filled days. The activities include hands-on exploration, play, and real nature experiences.
Programs
- Wild Preschool — 3-5-year-olds · 3-5 days a week · A nature-based preschool program fostering independence and nature connection.
- Forest Kindergarten — 5-6 · Full-day · A full-day, fully outdoor private kindergarten with academic instruction, nature-based projects, and purposeful outdoor play.
- Forest School — 6-18 · Weekly drop-off · A weekly drop-off program for homeschoolers who love hands-on outdoor learning.
- Wild Beginnings — 0-3 years · One hour · A gentle, one-hour outdoor play group for babies and toddlers.
- Nature Explorers — 18 months-5 years · 75-minute · A caregiver-child program for curious children to explore seasonal nature themes.
- Youth Workshops — 6-13 · Hands-on, outdoor skill-building experiences where children learn practical wilderness skills through movement, exploration, and guided practice in nature.
- Summer Camp — All ages · Fully outdoor, adventure-filled days where children build confidence, skills, and connection through hands-on exploration, play, and real nature experiences.
- Saturday Open Play — 3-12 · A drop-in, caregiver-attended outdoor play session at the Main Heights Campus.
- Birthday Parties — 2-12 · Guided, nature-based birthday celebrations led by experienced Wild School hosts.
- Night Owls: Parents’ Night Out — 3-12 · An evening drop-off program with supervised outdoor play, campfire activities, dinner, and night adventures.
- Adult Workshops — 12+ · Hands-on outdoor workshops for adults focused on practical skills, traditional knowledge, and deepening confidence and connection in nature.
At a glance
- Ages: 0–18 years old
- General schedule: The school is fully outdoor and year-round. Programs take place entirely outdoors.
About the provider
The school is fully outdoor and year-round, and programs take place entirely outdoors. Its mission is to raise strong, capable, and resilient children through fully outdoor, nature-based education.
Classes are outside in real weather; rain is usually allowed except for dangerous weather. All activities are optional. Siblings are welcome; infants worn or in a stroller can attend for free. Walking siblings must be enrolled. Caregivers are expected to support the child. Most locations have bathrooms or portable toilets nearby, but some may have limited facilities. Class sizes are usually 8-12 families.
Last updated September 9, 2026.
Is this your business? There is no cost, but you will be asked to sign up or log in.