Class Description
🍂 Fall Forest Camp at Camp Odyssey! 🌳
September 28-October 1, 2026 (Mon-Thurs) * limit 16 total campers
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (PLEASE NOTE: Early and Late Drop Off Not Available)
Campers will dive into outdoor adventures like hiking, nature crafts, fire-starting, and so much more — all within our beautiful 27-acre nature preserve.
Give your child the chance to explore, grow, and connect with the natural world this fall!
This fall, give your child the opportunity to slow down, explore, discover, and connect through meaningful outdoor experiences at Camp Odyssey.
Each day begins with morning mindfulness activities that encourage campers to pause, become aware of their surroundings, and cultivate a sense of wonder. From there, campers will dive into outdoor adventures like hiking, scavenger hunts, nature crafts, fire-starting, gardening, and hands-on exploration throughout our beautiful 27-acre nature preserve.
Our small-group dynamic creates space for meaningful friendships, collaboration, curiosity, and individualized attention. Through these shared experiences, campers learn not only about the natural world, but also about themselves, one another, and the importance of caring for our Earth and community.
At Camp Odyssey, we cultivate transformative learning experiences rooted in mindful awakening, compassionate connection, and care for the Earth. We invite children to experience nature not simply as something to explore, but as a community to which we all belong and have a responsibility to care for.
Give your child a fall filled with adventure, mindfulness, friendship, discovery, and a deeper connection to the natural world. 🌿🍂
Class Details
Camper Expectation Agreement
Any child attending Camp Odyssey is expected to be kind, safe and respectful at all times. By registering for camp you acknowledge the following:
Camp Odyssey is committed to a safe educational environment for all of our campers and staff, free from harassment, intimidation or bullying. We focus on redirecting any inappropriate behavior, as well as using positive narration to help encourage appropriate behavior. A very important part of our program is giving children the opportunity to learn how to get along in the world, enjoy being with other children, problem solve and follow the direction of an adult other than their parents. A caring and positive approach will be taken regarding behavior management and discipline.
Camp Odyssey has a zero tolerance policy for hitting, fighting, bullying, verbal threats, destruction of property, and elopement (leaving their group) during our program. If these behaviors are exhibited the Instructors are trained to contact parents for immediate pick up depending on the severity of the incident.