Wolf Camp Kids Nature Day Camps & Overnight Youth Camps

Clark’s Creek Park, 4460 East Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE, Issaquah, WA 98029

mapClark’s Creek Park, 4460 East Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE, Issaquah, WA 98029

About

Wolf Camp Kids Nature Day Camps & Overnight Youth Camps offers a wide range of hands-on themes, including Wilderness Skills Sampler, Wilderness Survival Craft, Wildlife Search & Rescue, Wild Cooking & Herbology, and Out-of-this-World Wilderness Camp. Additional options include Advanced Wilderness Survival Trek, Wild Chefs & Herbal Medics, Archers, Artists & Artisans, Secrets of the Ancient Scout, Advanced Zombie Apocalypse Experience, Tracking Bugs, Birds, Bobcats, Bears & Beyond, and Epic Fishing Trip. Camps also feature focused sessions such as Wilderness Survival & Fire by Friction, Wild Edible Foods Foraging & Herbal Medicine Making, Wildlife Awareness, Bird Voices, Tracks & Trails, and Backcountry Safety, Natural Navigation, Map & Compass.

• Ages: 7–17 years old

Wolf Camp Kids Nature Day Camps & Overnight Youth Camps is led by Wolf Camp founder Chris Chisholm and co-owner Kim McKillip Chisholm. The leadership team includes co-owners Kim and Chris Chisholm, and Kim holds a degree in wildlife science from the UW College of Forest Resources (1999) and has been a member of King County Search Dogs since 1999. The staff includes specially trained teachers who specialize in outdoor educational needs for all ages and learning styles.

Providing educational experiences has been the mission of Wolf Camp since 1996. Chris Chisholm ran his first adult workshops and classes in 1996, his first kids day camp in 1997, his first overnight youth camp in 1998, his first week-long adult expedition in 1999, and summer-long apprenticeships in 2000. The Wolf Camp Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship has been unique to the field since 1999, the Blue Skye Farm Natural Science Education Internship has been certified by the Washington State Farm Internship Program since 2016, and the IIT Youth Mentoring Program was founded in 2003. The stated mission is to give young people real connections to nature and practical skills of resiliency for healthy living in the future, through safe, exciting outdoor adventures delivered year after year.

Wolf Camp Kids Nature Day Camps & Overnight Youth Camps includes summer nature and wilderness camps led by skilled instructors who specialize in teaching both kids and adults, Kids Nature Day Camps in the Seattle–Tacoma area, Overnight Youth Camps, Spring Workshops for Adults & Family, the Wolf Camp Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship, the Blue Skye Farm Natural Science Education Internship, and the Teen Alumni IIT Youth Mentoring Program. The program lists special expertise in wilderness survival, wild foods and herbal medicine, wildlife tracking and birding, and traditional technologies such as bow making, hide tanning, and basketry. It reports a top safety record achieved through risk management, an efficient management style that allows for affordable programs, personalized attention, and responsiveness to student and family needs, and top chefs who choose local, organic ingredients and cater to all dietary needs. The program states that it keeps participant information absolutely private and will never share it, and it offers multiple payment options including credit card by phone, PayPal, Zelle, and a mail-in registration option. Its refund policy converts cancellations to credit good through the following calendar year, with specific exceptions for emergencies and participant removal.

The Blue Skye Farm Natural Science Education Internship is certified by the Washington State Farm Internship Program. The program states that it strives to achieve gender balance in employment and enrollment, stands with Black, Brown and Asian citizens and immigrants, and expresses gratitude to be on the land and waters of the Puyallup, Nisqually, Muckleshoot and Snoqualmie people. It notes that Chris was inspired to start Wolf Camp while living and learning on the land and waters of the Chippewa (Anishanabe) Nation, got his start among the Lummi, Nooksack, Skagit and Salish, spent several years on land and waters of Tulalip area tribes along the Snohomish and Skykomish rivers, and currently lives and operates Wolf Camp with Kim in the territories of the Puyallup, Nisqually, Duwamish and Snoqualmie people.

Last updated January 7, 2026.

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