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  • Nature Niños Outdoor Adventure Camp

    Nature Nurtures & Educates ALL Kids!
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    We have a lot of fun planned for the summer and want you to join!

    Day Camp is designated for ages 7 - 12.

    Campers are eligible for only ONE session of any summer program.

     

    DAY CAMP INFORMATION:

    • Ages 7-12 years old
    • Monday - Thursday (No Friday Sessions)
    • 9AM- 3PM
    • Locations TBD (see below)

    Session 1: June 1st- June 11th (2 Weeks- $300)

    Session 2: June 22nd- July 2nd (2 Week- $300)

    Session 3: July 13th- July 23rd (2 Week- $300)

    Bring Your Own Snack & Lunch

    DAY CAMP LOCATIONS:
    Nature Niños Outdoor Classroom - All of our outdoor programming takes place on public lands, open spaces, and local greenspaces. We don't operate from a fixed location—our team brings learning directly into the outdoors, using nature as our classroom and embracing the diverse landscapes of New Mexico.

    As the schedule develops, locations will be specified for Day Camp. A few of our favorite locations are:

    • Alameda Open Space
    • Pueblo Montano Open Space
    • Agri-Nature Center in Los Ranchos
    • Liam Knight Pond
    • Elena Gallegos Hiking Trails

    If for any reason a location needs a change or the schedule needs to be updated you will receive an email within 24hr of class and the class will be updated on our parent communication app. 

    What to bring to Day Camp:
    We do suggest that you LABEL all of your child's camp belongings before the first day of camp.

    • Water Bottle
    • Sunscreen, bug spray, hat and/or sun glasses
    • Towel to sit on or dry off
    • Healthy Lunch (please be sure your child's lunch is labeled and is self contained with ice packs)
    • Wear clothes that are comfortable & able to get dirty

    Disclosure:
    Nature Niños is leading a research project focused on the best practices to create a youth program. Our project is highlighting community collaboration with local partners, how to get youth without much outdoor access involved in the outdoor world, specifically in conservation, hunting, and fishing, and focusing on the social & emotional benefits of nature play.


    By participating in this program, all students will be taking part in this project, where we will be implementing these best practices into our program and evaluating the effectiveness of those practices. This research will not affect your child's experience at this program - if anything, we hope it makes it better! Data will be collected through observation of general camp success and through staff and student input. Any data collected will not share names of children, but may include images, including photography and filmography, of the planned camp activities for presentational and future marketing purposes.


    If you have any questions, regarding this aspect of the program, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
     

     

  • Camper Name

    Please fill out an additional form for each child that you are registering.

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    We have a lot of fun planned for the summer and want you to join!

    Day Camp is designated for ages 7 - 12.

    Campers are eligible for only ONE session of any summer program.

     

    DAY CAMP INFORMATION:

    • Ages 7-12 years old
    • Monday - Thursday (No Friday Sessions)
    • 9AM- 3PM
    • Locations TBD (see below)

    Session 1: June 1st- June 11th (2 Weeks- $300)

    Session 2: June 22nd- July 2nd (2 Week- $300)

    Session 3: July 13th- July 23rd (2 Week- $300)

    Bring Your Own Snack & Lunch

    DAY CAMP LOCATIONS:
    Nature Niños Outdoor Classroom - All of our outdoor programming takes place on public lands, open spaces, and local greenspaces. We don't operate from a fixed location—our team brings learning directly into the outdoors, using nature as our classroom and embracing the diverse landscapes of New Mexico.

    As the schedule develops, locations will be specified for Day Camp. A few of our favorite locations are:

    • Alameda Open Space
    • Pueblo Montano Open Space
    • Agri-Nature Center in Los Ranchos
    • Liam Knight Pond
    • Elena Gallegos Hiking Trails

    If for any reason a location needs a change or the schedule needs to be updated you will receive an email within 24hr of class and the class will be updated on our parent communication app. 

    What to bring to Day Camp:
    We do suggest that you LABEL all of your child's camp belongings before the first day of camp.

    • Water Bottle
    • Sunscreen, bug spray, hat and/or sun glasses
    • Towel to sit on or dry off
    • Healthy Lunch (please be sure your child's lunch is labeled and is self contained with ice packs)
    • Wear clothes that are comfortable & able to get dirty

    Disclosure:
    Nature Niños is leading a research project focused on the best practices to create a youth program. Our project is highlighting community collaboration with local partners, how to get youth without much outdoor access involved in the outdoor world, specifically in conservation, hunting, and fishing, and focusing on the social & emotional benefits of nature play.


    By participating in this program, all students will be taking part in this project, where we will be implementing these best practices into our program and evaluating the effectiveness of those practices. This research will not affect your child's experience at this program - if anything, we hope it makes it better! Data will be collected through observation of general camp success and through staff and student input. Any data collected will not share names of children, but may include images, including photography and filmography, of the planned camp activities for presentational and future marketing purposes.


    If you have any questions, regarding this aspect of the program, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
     

     

  • Family Information

    Parent/Guardian 1 information will be used as primary contact for all camp communications.
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  • School Information

    Please name your child's school or list homeschool
  • Health Information

  • To help avoid the spread of illness, children with fever, diarrhea, vomiting or at the start of a cold should not attend camp. You must wait until fever, vomiting, or diarrhea has been gone for 24 hours before sending your child back to camp.

    Upon notification of a sick child during camp hours, a parent or guardian must pick up their child immediately. If the parent or guardian cannot be reached, emergency contacts will be called to pick up the child. It is very important that a sick child not remain in camp, both for the well-being of the child and the other children in camp. You will be contacted to pick up your child if he/she has any of the following:

    • Illness that prevents your child from participating in activities
    • Illness that results in greater need for care than we can provide
    • Fever (above 100°F under the arm, above 101°F in the mouth, above 102°F in the ear) accompanied by other symptoms
    • Diarrhea – two or more cases of loose stool/ vomiting

    Children who are ill may return to camp when:
    1. They are free of fever, vomiting and diarrhea for 24 hours
    2. They have been treated with an antibiotic for 24 hours
    3. They are able to participate comfortably in all usual activities

  • All fields are required below.  If nothing applies, please put "NONE" in the box.

  • Camper Release

  • By putting your initials, you agree that you are the parent or legal guardian of the above named camper, and are over the age of 18.  In case of medical emergency or general medical care, I give consent for medical teatment for the aboved named camper by authorized personnel.  The camp carries secondary insurance.  I understand that the above named camper will only be released to the names listed above, an update may be done at registration.  

  • Additional Forms

  • The two forms below MUST to be filled out and submitted to be fully registered for your camp spot. 

    NOTE: Ensure that you press SUBMIT on each of the imbedded forms. These submissions are separate from the camp registration form.

  • Demographics

    Optional





  • Checkout

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