Overview

Student-Teacher Ratio 8:1

Our expertly trained counselors are dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for all our campers. They work tirelessly to ensure that every camper feels included, valued, and supported throughout their stay. Each camper will get personalized attention and guidance from their counselors.​

We believe in the power of community and the benefits of unplugging from technology. Our campers leave their phones and devices behind and embrace the opportunity to connect with nature, make new friends, and learn new skills. 

Join us for a week of outdoor adventure! We'll hike through the mountains, conduct hands-on STEM experiments, and discover the secrets hidden in the woods. This is a chance for your kids to learn technology in outdoor environment, connect with nature, and make lasting memories.

Week 1: Ecology Exploration and Nature Science

Dec 23rd to Dec 27th (No camp on Dec 25th)

Kick off the holiday season with a week of discovery! This week is all about exploring the wonders of nature, diving into ecosystems, and becoming young scientists.

Introduction to Ecology and Ecosystems
Your child will learn how different ecosystems work, explore their components, and see firsthand how everything in nature is connected during a guided nature hike.

Species Identification
Budding naturalists will study local plants and animals, mastering techniques to identify them during an exciting scavenger hunt.

Nature Hike and Wildlife Observation
Campers will venture into new park areas to observe wildlife in their natural habitats, fostering a deeper appreciation for the world around them.

Survival Skills
Empower your child with basic survival knowledge, such as finding water and food in the wild. They'll learn how to make simple traps and identify edible plants safely.

Engineering in Nature: Build a Beaver Dam
Let your child’s imagination and problem-solving skills soar as they construct small-scale beaver dams using natural materials like sticks and stones. They'll learn how these incredible structures support biodiversity, regulate water flow, and even help combat climate change!

Week 2: Wilderness Adventure and Engineering in Nature

Dec 30th to Jan 3rd (No camp on Jan 1st)

Gear up for a week of adventure and hands-on learning designed to challenge and excite your child. This week is all about surviving and thriving in the wilderness while embracing creativity and innovation.

Wilderness Survival
Campers will learn essential survival skills, from purifying water to building emergency shelters, boosting their confidence and independence.

Fire Starting
Ignite curiosity as your child learns the science and art of starting a fire safely. They’ll explore the fascinating methods humans have used for centuries to create warmth and light.

Map and Compass Navigation
Your child will become a young explorer, mastering the basics of map reading and compass use. They’ll put their skills to the test during a thrilling treasure hunt adventure.

Sustainable Practices
Through fun and engaging activities, campers will discover how to care for our planet. They'll explore the importance of sustainability and learn simple ways to protect the environment.

STEM in Action: Bridge Building Challenge

Camp Conclusion and Recap
To wrap up the week, we’ll take a celebratory hike where campers will showcase everything they’ve learned, from ecological knowledge to survival skills. It’s the perfect way to end their camp adventure on a high note!

Park Locations

For Cupertino Session:

Monday: Vasona Lake County Park

Tuesday: Rancho San Antonio County Park

Thursday: Blackberry Farm

Friday: Vasona Lake County Park

Note: Locations may be subject to change with prior notice.

For Palo Alto Session:

  • Monday: Redwood Grove Nature Preserve
  • Tuesday: Huddart Park
  • Thursday: Redwood Grove Nature Preserve
  • Friday: Huddart Park

Note: Locations may be subject to change with prior notice.

Cancellation Policy

Due to the limited nature of our camp slots and extensive planning involved, cancellations are NOT allowed with short notice. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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December 24, 2024 - Yuanyuan Dai
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My kid had a lot of fun at this camp! A lot of outdoor activities, interaction with farm animals, great nature... She want to do it again. Thanks!
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