Week 5 - Wilderness Survival Overnight - Duvall

Get Connected Icon Jul 19, 2026 through Jul 24, 2026
Get Connected Icon 10:00am to 4:00pm

Description

Wilderness Survival Overnight is all about the skills. Campers stay engaged by learning all of our favorite survival skills and putting them to the test!

Campers will spend an exciting week honing their ability to survive in the wilderness! They’ll learn to build a fire, identify and harvest edible and medicinal plants, cook over an open fire, and create a shelter. We’ll teach knife safety and guide them through exciting adventures off-trail. Campers will connect with their fellow survivors as they support each other in learning and practicing their skills.

This overnight program builds on the skills taught at our Survival Skills Day Camp and goes much deeper, putting skills into practice and receiving more elaborate lessons.

Campers will enjoy:

  • Discovering ancestral fire-making using the friction fire method and creating their own bow drill kit
  • Building and tending their fire 
  • Identifying and harvesting wild edibles
  • Building their own survival shelter
  • Crafting tools, baskets, or rope
  • Learning the safe use of knives as tools
  • Hunting bullfrogs
  • Learning practical ways to stay safe and survive if they are ever lost in the woods
  • Enjoying fun adventures off-trail

Volunteers will be arriving at 10:00am on Sunday and leave on Friday at 4:00pm and will be camping on the land with instructors and students. 

Details

Get Connected Icon Volunteers should be between the ages of 18 and 60.
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Inclement Weather Plan: As an outdoor school, we enjoy spending summer camp days outside, rain and shine. At many of our parks, we have limited or no indoor space, and with the increased heat throughout summer we would like to let you know about some of our heat-related plans: We will take full advantage of the forest and the shade at our parks as it provides cooler temperatures We will limit high-energy games and activities. We will take more time for water breaks and hydration. Each Director will have spray bottles to mist and keep campers cool. At the parks that have water access, we will be using the lakes and rivers to our best advantage. You as a parent are always welcome to keep your child home if you feel that the Heat is not safe for your child. To support your child during high heat days is to pack extra water bottles, sunscreen, sun hats, sun shirts, and any clothing that can keep your child cool and limit sun exposure. There might be days when it is just too hot outside for camps to happen. There is the possibility of canceling camp on those days. We will reach out to you if we are planning to cancel a camp.
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Location

Get Connected Icon 20410 320th Ave NE
Duvall, WA  98019