Camp Details

With schools out for the week, our 4-day Spring Break Camp offers the perfect opportunity for kids to make the most of their break. Children will delve into the wonders of the great outdoors in a secure and captivating setting, fostering exploration, learning, and connections with the natural world.

Camp Themes

Day 1 - Animal Life Cycles: Dive into the fascinating world of Animal Life Cycles, where young naturalists will explore the incredible journeys from birth to adulthood. Campers will engage in hands-on activities, observing and learning about various life cycles—from the tiny eggs of insects to the majestic transformations of amphibians. Through interactive sessions, nature walks, and creative projects, campers will gain a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of all living things.

Day 2 - Wings and Blooms: Campers will become friends with bees, butterflies, and other vital pollinators as they discover their essential role in the natural world. Through flower dissections, gardening activities, and fun games, participants will learn about the intricate dance between pollinators and plants.

Day 3 - Weather Wonders: Step into the dynamic world of Weather Wonders, where campers will become junior meteorologists! Through hands-on experiments, weather-tracking exercises, and atmospheric adventures, participants will unravel the mysteries of weather patterns. From crafting their own weather instruments to exploring the impact of climate on ecosystems, campers will gain a holistic understanding of meteorology.

Day 4 - Botanical Explorers: Through seed dissections, activities, and crafts, participants will learn about the magic of germination, the diversity of plant life, and the importance of sustainable practices. Campers will nurture their appreciation for the vital role plants play in our everyday lives.

Class Requirements

• Must be potty trained

• Must have the skills to participate in group care safely and respectfully

• Must be able to adhere to critical safety rules and boundaries

• Must be capable of practicing resilience in a variety of outdoor conditions

• Caregivers serve as important partners in their child’s success. We expect our families to openly communicate and work with us to optimize their child’s experience in our programs.

Benefits of our Camps

• Fine and gross motor skills

• Balance, coordination, and agility

• Problem-solving skills

• Increased confidence

• Collaboration skills

• Love and respect for nature

Important Notes

• Refunds for cancellations made three weeks or more before the program's first day will be granted, minus the $25 administration fee. All refund requests must be submitted in writing to taylor@everwildforestschool.org at least three weeks before the camp starts.

• If you have any problems with the camp forms, please call 208.994.5803.

What to Bring

• Durable backpack

• Two filled reusable water bottles

• Sunscreen and hat

• Towel

• Change of clothes

• Wet/dry bag

• Packed lunch and snacks in reusable hard container

  ALL items must be labeled with your child’s name. Without a physical building, we are unable to designate a lost and found area, and we want all of your child’s belongings to return safely each day.