Winter Nature Day Camp

Web of Life Field (WOLF) School invites all Monterey Bay area K-6th graders to Winter Nature Day Camp January 9-13, 2017 for a week of fun, exploration, and learning in the redwoods at Camp Monte Toyon in Aptos, CA. Registration is open—sign up for one day or attend the full week!

Every day holds a new adventure at Winter Nature Day Camp. Campers will discover the hidden world of the redwoods and its creatures, explore science and nature's wonders, and create amazing art through WOLF School’s engaging themes and activities, which include: amazing animals, geocaching, insect adventures, microscope wonders, plant power, California history discoveries, geology rocks!, rain and sun trail walks, music, nature arts and crafts, cooperative games, and storytelling.

Winter Nature Day Camp will be held at WOLF School’s Santa Cruz-area campus—Camp Monte Toyon in Aptos, CA. Secluded amongst central California’s coastal redwoods, just inland from the shores of Monterey Bay and south of Santa Cruz, Camp Monte Toyon is an engaging camp setting offering miles of beautiful hiking trails, with nearby Aptos Creek and an abundance of wildlife.

WOLF School’s Winter Nature Day Camp is open to K-6th graders, and will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, the week of January 9-13, 2017. Early drop-off and late pick-up will be made available to accommodate parent/guardian’s schedules. Camp cost is $50 per day for early registration, open through December 9, 2016, and $55 per day for registration after December 9, 2016 and for same day drop-in. Day campers can attend one day or join for the full week.

Find WOLF School camp information and registration materials at wolfschool.org. Questions or to learn more about WOLF School camps and programs, call (831) 338-8018 or email [email protected].