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OUR 2026 PROGRAMS

Real skills. Real adventure. Real connection.

We invite parents to join for some or all of each day.
Our weekly outdoor programs inspire children to explore, create, build, and grow through meaningful experiences in nature. Every class is hands-on, adventure-filled, and designed to foster confidence, curiosity, resilience, and stewardship.

EXPLORERS

MONDAYS and/or thursdays - 9am-2pm -  at Tonaquint park

AGES 5–10 - $200/month (1 day/week)

Young explorers learn best by getting their hands dirty, asking questions, and spending their days outside. Explorers is a nature-based adventure program where children build confidence, creativity, and practical outdoor skills through play, exploration, and meaningful challenges.

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Each week students may learn:

• Campcraft & primitive skills
• Fire building & fire safety
• Shelter building
• Wildlife awareness & animal tracking
• Nature crafts & outdoor projects
• Outdoor cooking
• Teamwork & leadership games
• Nature journaling & exploration
• Stewardship and caring for the land

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Every adventure is designed to help children grow in confidence, curiosity, resilience, and a lifelong love of the outdoors.

After School Explorers

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Coming January 2027
AGES 7-12 - $150/month
Mondays 4PM-6PM at Tonaquint Park

After School Explorers is a weekly outdoor nature connection adventure for kids ages 7–12 who are ready to trade the classroom for fresh air, movement, and hands-on learning.

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Each Monday, students will explore the natural world, build practical outdoor skills, create, play, and challenge themselves alongside friends.

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Students explore skills including:

• Campcraft & outdoor skills
• Fire building & shelter construction
• Navigation & wayfinding
• Wildlife awareness & tracking
• Primitive skills
• Outdoor cooking
• Knots & rope work
• Nature-based projects
• Team building & games
• Stewardship & conservation

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After a full day of school, this program gives kids space to move, get dirty, use their hands, build confidence, and simply enjoy being outside.

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No previous outdoor experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore!

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HOOKED: ALL THINGS FISHING

WEDNESDAYS - 9am-12pm

at Sand Hollow, Virgin River, skyline pond, quail creek & more

AGES 5-16 - $160/month

Ever wanted to learn how to fish? Whether you're casting a line for the very first time or looking to sharpen your skills, Hooked is a dedicated fishing program for kids who are genuinely interested in learning the art and science of fishing.

This isn't just a day by the water—it's a hands-on learning experience. Students develop real fishing skills through weekly outings to Southern Utah's lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, learning techniques, strategies, and equipment that work best in each environment. Every trip builds confidence, patience, problem-solving, and a deeper appreciation for the outdoors.

We provide all rods, tackle, bait, and equipment needed to get started. Students will also learn to make their own lures, rigs, and fishing gear—skills they can use anywhere fish can be caught.

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Students will learn:

  • Fishing fundamentals

  • Casting techniques

  • Reading water & fish behavior

  • Fish identification

  • Fishing ethics & conservation

  • Cleaning & preparing fish

  • Outdoor cooking

  • Making lures & fishing gear

  • Knot tying

  • Rod & reel care

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Perfect for kids who are seriously interested in fishing—whether they're complete beginners or already love spending time on the water. Students will build lifelong skills and gain the confidence to fish successfully wherever their adventures take them.

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Please Bring:

  • Camp chair

  • Water bottle

  • Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Fishing license (if required by age)

CULTIVATING CONFIDENT KIDS THROUGH OUTDOOR CRAFTSMANSHIP

OUR 2027 PROGRAMS

Spring Session Registration Opening november 3rd, 2026

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EXPLORERS

AGES 5–11 - $250/month (1 day/week)

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MONDAYS and/or thursdays 

 

9am-2pm -  at Tonaquint park

Young explorers learn best by getting their hands dirty, asking questions, and spending their days outside. Explorers is a nature-based adventure program where children build confidence, creativity, and practical outdoor skills through play, exploration, and meaningful challenges.

​

Each week students may learn:

• Campcraft & primitive skills
• Fire building & fire safety
• Shelter building
• Wildlife awareness & animal tracking
• Nature crafts & outdoor projects
• Outdoor cooking
• Teamwork & leadership games
• Nature journaling & exploration
• Stewardship and caring for the land

​

Every adventure is designed to help children grow in confidence, curiosity, resilience, and a lifelong love of the outdoors.

After School Explorers

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AGES 7-12 - $150/month

Mondays 4PM-6PM at Tonaquint Park

After School Explorers is a weekly outdoor nature connection adventure for kids ages 7–12 who are ready to trade the classroom for fresh air, movement, and hands-on learning.

​

Each Monday, students will explore the natural world, build practical outdoor skills, create, play, and challenge themselves alongside friends.

​

Students explore skills including:

• Campcraft & outdoor skills
• Fire building & shelter construction
• Navigation & wayfinding
• Wildlife awareness & tracking
• Primitive skills
• Outdoor cooking
• Knots & rope work
• Nature-based projects
• Team building & games
• Stewardship & conservation

​

After a full day of school, this program gives kids space to move, get dirty, use their hands, build confidence, and simply enjoy being outside.

​

No previous outdoor experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore!

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Builders workship

AGES 8-14 - $200/month

*Supply Fee Dependant on Project

Tuesdays 9AM-12PM at Tonaquint Park

Our Tools & Building program is a hands-on outdoor education experience designed for children who love to create, build, experiment, and work with their hands.

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Students will explore the fundamentals of woodworking, tool use, construction, and practical problem-solving through exciting, real-world projects. With an emphasis on safety, creativity, and independence, children will gain confidence using tools while learning how to turn their ideas into something they can build themselves.

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Students explore skills including:

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  • Hand tool identification, use, and safety

  • Woodworking and basic carpentry

  • Measuring, planning, and designing projects

  • Sawing, hammering, drilling, and fastening

  • Building shelters and outdoor structures

  • Knots, rope work, and construction techniques

  • Creative building challenges

  • Teamwork, patience, and problem-solving

  • Tool care and responsibility

  • Resourcefulness and practical life skills

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From designing their own creations to working together on larger building projects, students will experience the satisfaction of making something with their own two hands.

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This program encourages creativity, critical thinking, perseverance, and confidence while teaching valuable skills that can last a lifetime.

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No previous building or tool experience is necessary — just curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to learn!

HOOKED: ALL THINGS FISHING

WEDNESDAYS - 9am-12pm

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AGES 5-16 - $200/month 

​

at Sand Hollow, Virgin River, skyline pond, quail creek & more

​

Ever wanted to learn how to fish? Whether you're casting a line for the very first time or looking to sharpen your skills, Hooked is a dedicated fishing program for kids who are genuinely interested in learning the art and science of fishing.

This isn't just a day by the water—it's a hands-on learning experience. Students develop real fishing skills through weekly outings to Southern Utah's lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, learning techniques, strategies, and equipment that work best in each environment. Every trip builds confidence, patience, problem-solving, and a deeper appreciation for the outdoors.

We provide all rods, tackle, bait, and equipment needed to get started. Students will also learn to make their own lures, rigs, and fishing gear—skills they can use anywhere fish can be caught.

​

Students will learn:

  • Fishing fundamentals

  • Casting techniques

  • Reading water & fish behavior

  • Fish identification

  • Fishing ethics & conservation

  • Cleaning & preparing fish

  • Outdoor cooking

  • Making lures & fishing gear

  • Knot tying

  • Rod & reel care

​

Perfect for kids who are seriously interested in fishing—whether they're complete beginners or already love spending time on the water. Students will build lifelong skills and gain the confidence to fish successfully wherever their adventures take them.

​

Please Bring:

  • Camp chair

  • Water bottle

  • Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Fishing license (if required by age)

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Frequently asked questions

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