Each day we will play a new board game from my collection. The games on offer will be complex games, as such we will take all day to play! We will learn the rules and start the game in the morning. After a break for lunch, we will finish the game. Examples games include: Nemesis, Eldritch Horror, Mansions of Madness, Sagani, Stuffed Fables, Chronicles of Crime, and more!

Summer Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Campers participate in hands-on activities that explore environmental science, earth science, geology, and marine science through experiments, outdoor exploration, and group projects. They learn about ecosystems, pollution, conservation, weather, climate, rocks, minerals, fossils, oceans, and marine life. Activities include building water filtration systems, creating food webs, identifying rocks and minerals, making fossil imprints, building and erupting model volcanoes, growing crystals, and creating ocean zone diagrams. Campers also take part in nature walks, environmental scavenger hunts, and outdoor observations where they collect and study natural materials like rocks, soil, and leaves. Throughout the camp, students work in teams to complete science projects and presentations, helping build teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. The camp focuses on interactive learning, creativity, and real-world science concepts so campers can better understand the Earth, environment, and oceans in a fun and engaging way.

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Get ready to think, create, and play! In Game Design Camp, kids step into the role of inventors as they design and build their very own games. From brainstorming ideas to creating rules, boards, and pieces, campers will explore what makes a game fun, fair, and exciting. Throughout the week, campers will dive into both hands-on and digital game design. They’ll invent original board and card games, play a variety of games together to learn how they work, then experiment with basic coding concepts using beginner-friendly platforms (like Scratch-style programs) to bring simple digital games to life. Collaboration is a big part of the process—campers will play-test each other’s games, give feedback, and make improvements, just like real game designers. By the end of camp, each child will have a finished game to share and the confidence to keep creating. This camp builds creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and logical thinking, all while having a blast!

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Help us decorate the new Hive! This camp will be focused on creating, painting, and designing murals for the new location of T.H.E, both big and small. Students will learn the basics of painting and color theory in order to add their own personal touch to the Hive!

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Myth & Earth Explorers is a hands-on camp where campers combine archaeology, history, mythology, art, science, and culinary exploration. Each day begins with outdoor investigations, including simulated excavations, soil and water sampling, and the study of rocks, fossils, and landscapes to understand ancient environments. In history and mythology sessions, campers learn about civilizations from Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Medieval eras, exploring myths, gods, and legendary figures. These lessons are reinforced through art projects, such as clay modeling, pottery, manuscript-style illustrations, and eco-friendly crafts inspired by the cultures studied. Culinary activities bring history to life, with campers preparing era-specific dishes, learning traditional ingredients, cooking methods, and food science principles. Team challenges and daily showcases integrate all elements, allowing campers to present experiments, artwork, myth-inspired stories, and historical dishes. This interdisciplinary approach encourages creativity, problem-solving, and a deep understanding of the natural, cultural, and mythical worlds.

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

ART thou ready? Join us for a week of Dungeons and Dragons, fantasy art and world building. Learn about character design, what makes a compelling backstory, and how to build your own fantasy world! We will be playing DnD or other fanstasy based games each day to learn more about our characters and the worlds we want them to inhabit.

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Campers at TerraTaste Lab dive into a hands-on world where science, Earth, and culinary creativity meet. Each day blends outdoor exploration, lab experiments, and cooking adventures designed to spark curiosity and practical skills. Campers discover the science behind cooking—experimenting with fermentation, flavor chemistry, and molecular gastronomy—while learning sustainable, eco-friendly kitchen practices. Team Challenges encourage collaboration, such as creating edible ecosystems or solar-cooked meals, culminating in a camp showcase where campers present their discoveries and culinary creations. TerraTaste Lab inspires young minds to explore the natural world, understand scientific principles, and apply creativity to food and the environment.

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Campers participate in hands-on activities that explore environmental science, earth science, geology, and marine science through experiments, outdoor exploration, and group projects. They learn about ecosystems, pollution, conservation, weather, climate, rocks, minerals, fossils, oceans, and marine life. Activities include building water filtration systems, creating food webs, identifying rocks and minerals, making fossil imprints, building and erupting model volcanoes, growing crystals, and creating ocean zone diagrams. Campers also take part in nature walks, environmental scavenger hunts, and outdoor observations where they collect and study natural materials like rocks, soil, and leaves. Throughout the camp, students work in teams to complete science projects and presentations, helping build teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. The camp focuses on interactive learning, creativity, and real-world science concepts so campers can better understand the Earth, environment, and oceans in a fun and engaging way.

Camp Instructor Bios

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."