OFFERINGS FOR CHILDREN

Crafty Ravens Girls' Camp
A nature-based summer camp for girls ages 8-11
Tuesday, July 22 - Friday, July 25
9am - 3pm
Hosted at Reach Knolls Campground in Brooklin, Maine
Sliding Scale: $515 - $565
Crafty Ravens is a place-based camp for girls centered around nature connection, crafting and skill building using the elements, especially plants and fire. For four days we will meet at a coastal campsite at Reach Knolls in Brooklin. We'll have a daily rhythm that provides the opportunity for the girls to be immersed in the magic of slowing down in nature and opening their senses, inspiring empowerment & creativity. Time will be spent engaging with simple crafts such as pinch pots, plant prints, cordage making and at least one multiple day project. Every afternoon will include exploring the beach and swimming (as an option). Collaboration, curiosity, playfulness, gratitude and reverence for the natural world are values modeled every day.
Mentors: Jess Sieber Grasso & Olivia Pollock

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SUMMER CAMP
4 day Nature-based camp, Ages 7 - 10
Blue Hill Peninsula, exact location tbd
August Dates TBD
9am - 2:30pm
Sliding Scale: $475 - $525
The waters, rocks, trees, plants and trails offer endless opportunities to explore, mimic and learn about nature. The children's curiosity leads much of the day, while routines such as sit spots, journaling, games, wandering, crafting and story telling create a rhythm that is reliable and fun. Collaboration, stoke, gratitude and reverence for the natural world are values modeled every day.
Mentors: Jess Sieber Grasso & Olivia Pollock
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TRACKS & TRAILS
A nature-based after-school offering for children ages 7-10
Stay tuned for Fall '25 dates!
Tracks & Trails provides children with an opportunity to be immersed in the magic of nature. Each week offers time to explore, mimic and learn about nature. The children's curiosity and competency grows while being granted freedom and responsibility through routines such as sit spots, journaling, games, knife safety & skills, wandering and story telling. A rhythm is created that is both reliable and spontaneous. Collaboration, stoke, gratitude and reverence for the natural world are values modeled every day.
Lead Mentor: Jess Sieber Grasso
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