Teen EcoAdventure Camp

Registration for summer 2025 will open in spring 2025.

This 10-day outdoor adventure and environmental stewardship camp explores the changing environment and how this connects to a most basic and delicious part of our lives–food! Activities include backcountry & yurt camping, hiking in forests, beaches, and alpine, berry picking and preserving, learning about salmon fishing, tidepooling, ethnobotany and local edible plant uses, and having fun in the kitchen making a range of homemade foods. Throughout all this, participants will learn about how different changes to the forest, beach, and marine ecosystems affect the food we eat and how our food choices affect the environment and communities around us.

Ages: 13-15

Coastal Studies offers full and half scholarships for youth to participate in our camps. Apply now!

Price

To increase accessibility to our programs, Coastal Studies offers a sliding-scale payment option for our overnight camps. Please choose the option to pay the full cost of the program if you are able, and select the low-cost option if that is the right financial fit for your family. For questions about the tier system, contact our Program Director.

Full cost: $1250

Low-cost: $800

The cost of the program includes participants’ water taxis, food, and lodging.

Some travel funding for youth from Kachemak Bay/Lower Cook Inlet, Prince William Sound, the Kodiak Archipelago, and Alaska Peninsula is available. Please contact Katie Gavenus or 907-235-1974 for more information.

Duration

July 13th-22nd, 2024

This is a 10-day program.

For questions about our booking process or our overnight camps, please call 907-235-6667 or contact our Program Director.

    • Teen EcoAdventure Camp begins and ends in Homer, but includes time spent in Kachemak Bay State Park and the Peterson Bay Field Station.

    • A few weeks from the camp's start date, you'll receive an introductory email from the program leader detailing packing lists and schedules. At minimum, your teen will need to bring a sleeping bag, rain gear, good walking shoes, a water bottle, and a day pack.

    • If you chose to just pay the deposit when you booked, you can stop by the office, contact our bookkeeper, or mail a check to pay the balance due. This must be done before the first day of camp. If not paid by then, the credit card on file will be charged the remaining balance.

  • Cancellations made 30 days or more prior to your registered session's start will receive a full refund minus a $25 processing fee.

    Cancellations made 15-29 days prior to the start date will receive a 50% refund minus a $50 processing fee.

    Cancellations made 14 days or fewer prior to the start date do not receive a refund.

    If you cancel your reservation, that spot will be offered to someone on our waitlist. We do not accept recommendations as to who should fill your cancellation.

Have questions about camps? Check out our Overnight Camps FAQ!

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