Specialty Camps – Camp Fire Central Puget Sound

Grade: 4-10Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Sessions 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 & 8Cost: $925 and up

We kindly request that an individual camper registers for no more than two Overnight Camp sessions. This policy does not apply to our Day Camp programs.

Proud 2 Be Me

Grade: 8-12Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Session 7Cost: $925 & up

Proud 2 Be Me camp will focus on creating a week-long community experience for our LGBTQIA2S+ campers, a forum to discuss identity, and still enjoy all the fun classic camp activities Camp Sealth has to offer.

Arts & Camp

Grade: 4-6Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Session 4Cost: $925 & up

Arts & Camp will focus on creative projects, including a combination of fine arts and traditional camp crafts. A portion of each day is spent at Birdcage, camp’s arts & crafts center, doing projects chosen by the campers.

Bullseye!

Grade: 5-6 & 7-9Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Sessions 2 & 6Cost: $925 & up

Bullseye! is all about archery, of course. Campers will spend about 2 hours each day at the archery range, reviewing basic skills and working with a trained instructor to improve technique.

Kiwanis

Grade: 7-11Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Sessions 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7Cost: $1100 & up

Kiwanis is all about the water! Kiwanis campers join a long tradition of boating on the Puget Sounds and living in this unique unit. Spend your days on the water, evenings in front of a fire in Kiwanis Lodge, and nights sleeping in our unique hammock unit!

Outback

Grade: 6-8Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Session 3Cost: $925 & up

Outback is designed for kids to get comfortable being in the outdoors and to learn basic survival skills. About half of the session is spent in the woods, doing outdoor skills workshops like fire-building, orienteering, and shelter-building; the other half is spent in main camp doing traditional camp activities.

Splash!

Grade: 4-6Location: Camp SealthDate(s): Session 8Cost: $925 & up

Splish Splash camp spends time every day in and on the water. Kids will get a chance to try a little of everything – swimming, boating, and fishing on Camp Sealth’s waterfront. Then, take a break from the cold Puget Sound water and go on a field trip to a local pool.