Our Environmental Education at Camp Sealth program gets kids connected to the outdoors through hands-on learning experiences. See what we’ve got growing, meet our educators and more!
Do you love working with kids? Exploring the outdoors? Building relationships with caring volunteers, and having fun at work? We want to hear from you! Camp Fire Central Puget Sound and Camp Sealth is hiring for positions based out of our Seattle office and onsite at Camp Sealth on Vashon Island, WA.
While it was a sad, surreal, and incredibly quiet summer at Camp Sealth not hosting campers for the first time in 100 years, as the season changed we were so […]
Same Great Programming – New Name! Summer isn’t the only exciting season at Camp Sealth! During the fall and spring months, camp is a popular destination for both local schools and […]
What an exciting time at Camp Sealth! The outdoor education and retreats crew are in the second half of their spring training, which consists of learning about local marine and forest […]
When they head out to Vashon Island for three days and nights at Camp Sealth, Tillicum Middle School sixth-graders can scarcely imagine what an impact their adventure is about to […]
We’re excited to kick off our 2016 season of Outdoor Education at Camp Sealth this week during national #EEWeek! Meet our crew of new and returning faces to the Camp […]
Spring is right around the corner, and with it we’ve been preparing our garden at camp for the Outdoor Education season. If you’re like us, maybe you’re not quite ready […]
In celebration of Volunteer Appreciation Week April 12th – 18th, we are featuring some of our amazing Camp Fire volunteers! Our programs rely heavily on the time and talents of […]
Wondering when it’s safe to begin preparing your garden for this spring? Unsure of what vegetables are best suited for the rainy lush climate of Washington? Not sure if those peas are hardy enough to hold up against an unexpected frost? Stop! Put down the Farmer’s Almanac! In this blog entry I will cover the basics of getting your garden thriving for the Spring of 2015.
This winter – give one of your days off to the birds! While the leaves may be gone from the trees and the days turned gray and dreary winter in Puget Sound can still prove a great time to get out and try your hand at bird identification!