Tara Redwood School offers a great summer camp.
Into the Heart of Nature camp is located in an extraordinary setting nestled in the Nisene Marks Forest near a calm creek. We offer cooperative games, creek exploration, habitat studies, playful skits, and nature-themed art. Kids explore the various elements that support all life. Tara Redwood School’s summer camp educators are highly experienced in outdoor activities and wildlife studies. Children learn social skills and kindness. Your child will make new friends, develop mindfulness, and learn how to help others. Children have access to several hiking trails for daily play and to absorb some of our core tenets for happiness through developing a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of nature to all parts of life. For children 4 to 7 years old.
Into the Heart of Nature Summer Program 2024
The program is best if experienced in its entirety. Children have the opportunity to fully connect, learn new skills and complete special tasks. Please do reach out to us if you have special suggestions or concerns. office@tararedwoodschool.org
Preschool Schedule
BASIC INFORMATION | SESSION DATES | PROGRAMS & AGES | CAMP RATES |
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Day Options: M-F | M/W/F | T/TH | June 24–July 19 | 8:30am–2:30pm | $ 90.00/ Day *Must enroll for 4 consecutive weeks. |
Aftercare available | Until 4pm | $15 | |
Closed July 4th-5th | |||
Summer Camp TK- Elementary Tuition Schedules
TK–Elementary Schedule
Session I | ||
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June 24–July 19 | 9:00am–3:00pm | *M-F |
Closed July 4–5 | *Must enroll in the entire program. | $ 1620 |
Preparing Kids for Camp and What to Bring.
- Eat a big healthy breakfast before camp
- Pack large healthy lunch (please no candy)
- Snack in a separate container from lunch, Labeled “SNACK”
- A warm layer (for morning hikes), and shorts and short sleeves for hot afternoons
- Water play clothes, swimsuit or shorts
- Towel (with name on it)
- A hat
- Please remember to label all personal items.
Please also remember to pack:
- Sunscreen – please apply sunscreen to your camper before you leave the house
- Shoes suitable for hiking (NO open toed shoes): Tennis shoes, hiking shoes, or closed toed (Tevas are options)
- Water bottle with your child's name on it
- A backpack to carry lunch and sweater while hiking
- An extra change of clothes including underwear, bottoms and shirt in case of a wet accident.
“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.”
— John Muir