Parklands Outdoor Adventure day camps let kids experience nature up close through activities like creek walking, hiking, kayaking, and biking. Campers participate in hands-on science investigations outdoors and in the classroom! We offer these outdoor exploration-based camps to children in grades K–6 in the winter, spring, summer, and fall. Camps are also offered for Grades 7-9 in the summer.
2025 Fall and Winter Break Camp Sign-ups are now open!
Fall Break Camp: September 29, 2025 – October 3, 2025
Winter Break Camp: December 22, 23, 26, 29, 30, 2025 and January 2, 2026
Reserve your spots TODAY!
Outdoor Adventure Camps
Learn and explore.
All of our programs balance in-classroom learning for elementary to middle grade kids with hands-on outdoor explorations, so kids can be kids. Depending on the season, activities include hiking, fishing, games, archery, kayaking, biking and creek walking. Campers must bring a snack, a bottle of water, and their own sack lunch each day. Parklands Members receive a discounted camp price. Scroll below for a link to more detailed camp information.
Camp hours are Mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm. Drop-off is from 8:30 – 9 am and pick-up is from 4 – 4:30 pm.
Sign ups for Fall and Winter Break Camp are now OPEN!
Reserve your camp spot now!
Pricing
Grades K-6th: $50/day + tax for Parklands Members, $55/day + tax for non-members
Member Discount
Members of The Parklands receive a discounted price on camps and other paid educational programming! Becoming a Member is easy, just click the link below.
Camp Resources
Fall Break Camp Information
Winter Break Camp Parent Information
Parklands Camp Permission Form
Camper Health History Form
Camper Emergency Action and Medication Form
Parklands Child and Youth Protection Policy
Rise to the occasion.
There’s always something happening at The Parklands. Check out our upcoming events.
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Junior Explorer: Fish Fest
Beckley Creek Park
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Monarch on the Move: A Migration Talk and Tagging Experience
Beckley Creek Park
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Fall Break Camp
Beckley Creek Park
Maps + Directions
Get on the beaten track.
Our park system is nearly five times as large as New York’s Central Park, so you may need some help finding your way around. Chart your course with our interactive map.