
Wildlings Summer Camp
creative forest exploration

The Wildwood is a place well known for its tall trees, sparkling springs, lazy creek, lively music, delightful stories, and bountiful opportunities for adventure. Inhabited by foxes, beavers, rabbits, skunks, crows, owls, frogs, and wrens, the Wildwood is a wondrous land.
Now, of course most forests are full of animals, so what makes this one so special? Well, if you've been here before, you'll know exactly why, and if you haven't, then listen close. You see, here in the Wildwood things are different. Rabbits sometimes speak in a language you might understand. Otters may run an afternoon ferry to help folks cross the lazy creek, wrens might put on award winning opera performances, skunks could try to barter their wares, and if you're lucky, a fox might invite you to their home in a hollow tree for afternoon tea. If this sounds like your child's kind of place, then
the Wildwood awaits!
When:
Session 1 (Now Full)
July 10-14, 2023
9am-3pm
Session 2 (Now Full)
July 17-21, 2023
9am-3pm
Session 3
July 24-28, 2023
9am-3pm
If you are interested in joining a week which is now full, please email schoolofthegreenwood@gmail.com as we may open additional spaces!
What:
story-based exploration of the forest
Wildlings is a wonder-filled adventure in which campers explore the mysteries of the wild world, guided by imagination and curiosity. Campers are immersed in an interactive tale, where they meet extraordinary characters who bring the mysteries of the forest to life, learn earthskills, play games, create nature-based crafts, and come to know themselves as a part of the wider story of their ecosystem.
Who:
For children age 5-7
*Limit of two sessions per camper
Price:
$250-300 sliding scale
$50 nonrefundable deposit towards total required to register
Payment due in full by April 1st.



Registration:
Opens here on Wednesday January 11, 2023 at 8am






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