Make Your Child a Happy Camper!
Every child dreams of camp–exploring creeks, singing silly songs and frolicking in the forest. The Kenai Watershed Forum is happy to offer week-long day camps, tree planting workshops and “pop-up camps.”
All sessions will involve fostering a connection to nature through a hands-on, immersion in the outdoors, allowing them to see, feel, smell and directly experience the flora and fauna of the Kenai Peninsula watershed for themselves.
Camp size is limited so reserve your spot early! Scholarships are available.
Camp Staff
Sara Aamodt is originally from Friendswood, TX and attended Louisiana Tech University majoring in Environmental Science. She has spent many summers in the Moose Pass area hiking, kayaking, and fishing with her family. Sara looks forward to getting involved in the community, meeting people, and working to protect the area that has meant so much to her.
2022 Summer Schedule
We have a variety of styles of summer programs for 2022. To ensure campers get the most out of their experience, we offer a variety of sessions for different age groups. Pop-Up Camps may be added, so be sure to check back!
June 20-24 ~ CAMP IS FULL ~ Novice Naturalist Camp, ages 6-8
July 6-8 ~ CAMP IS FULL ~ Intermediate Ecologists, Ages 8-11
July 11-15 – CAMP IS FULL ~ Intermediate Ecologists, Ages 8-11
July 18-22 ~CAMP IS FULL ~ Novice Naturalist Camp, ages 6-8
July 25-29 ~ CAMP IS FULL – Novice Naturalist Camp, ages 6-8
Weekly Camps
These sessions are designed for ages 6-8 to begin building a basic foundation of science in small children upon which more advanced environmental understandings can be built later in life. These sessions will include informative lessons and games, nature-themed art projects, presentations by plant and/or animal experts.
Novice Naturalists camps start at 9 and finish at 3pm. Campers can be dropped off and picked up at the pavilion by the children’s playground in Soldotna Creek Park.
*Please note: Children must have completed Kindergarten to participate in this camp.
The cost is $200 per camper.
Pop-Up Tree Planting
Pop-Up Tree Planting Workshop: Age 6-11
June 28, 10am-2pm in Swift Water Park, Soldotna
Join us for a day of Tree Sapling Planting!
The Kenai River Rotary and The Kenai Watershed Forum are hosting their 3rd Annual Tree Sapling Workshop!
Campers are registered on a first come first serve basis as we can only accept a limited group of 15. Campers must be ages 6-11 years old and dropped off or joined by an adult. Program will begin at 10am with a lesson and a craft, followed by a BYO picnic lunch and lots of tree planting!
The cost is $10 per camper for supplies.
Online Registration
After you have submitted the online registration, please print, fill out and submit this packet before the first day of your child’s camp: 2022 Registration Packet
If you are interested in applying for a 2022 scholarship, please contact Meg: meg@kenaiwatershed.org. Camp scholarships are made available by generous contributions from individuals, local business and organizations. If you would like to contribute to the scholarship fund, please contact meg@kenaiwatershed.org. Scholarships
Thank You!
An investment in youth is an investment of our future.
Through generous contributions of the following organizations, KWF Summer Camp came to fruition in 2011: ConocoPhillips, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Hilcorp Alaska, Wells Fargo and in-kind support from the City of Soldotna.
