Summer Camp

2025 Registration opens January 30!

What Makes a Summer Camp Extraordinary?

Two Coyotes Wilderness School offers weeklong day camp sessions at locations in Newtown & Granby. Each session is led by skilled nature mentors who introduce earth living skills by tailoring each camp day to match the natural curiosity of their campers. Younger campers explore a broad survey of games, activities, and introductory skills within the camp theme. Older campers have the opportunity to go deeper into more focused learning and application of skills into crafts and projects. Campers may learn anything from how to craft handmade tools and art projects from natural materials, track animals, identify bird language, make friction fires, build forts and shelters, and forage for safe wild edibles. Along the way, all campers learn nature-inspired games, songs, and have free time to explore streams, mountainsides, and other unexpected nature mysteries.

Above all, our nature summer camps get kids outside and having fun! Our mentors use the natural world to teach campers valuable life skills. We believe that nature is the perfect place for children to learn about their personal gifts and how to overcome life’s challenges. Our small group size and exceptional adult mentors ensure a high-quality experience filled with memories and new friendships. Read parent & camper testimonials here.

A Typical Day at Camp

Camp starts with a morning game and gratitude circle. Mornings are spent focusing on wilderness projects and learning skills such as building a debris shelter, making pottery, or learning how to sneak invisibly through the forest. After lunch, our afternoons are filled with storytelling, playing in the river, and games that apply the skills we learned in the morning. We close each day with a sharing circle and group song.

Camps for Teens!

The forest is the perfect place for teens to be together, connect with nature, themselves, and community. Our 2-week MIT program (Mentor-in-Training) is designed for those on a leadership path. MITs are teens 14+ with a desire to learn how to use their previous wilderness skill experience to mentor youth through nature connection. Contact us for more info on this specialized program. We also offer Advanced Survival and Wildwood Rangers camps for ages 12-15. Advanced Survival camp includes an overnight on Thursday evening.

Important Dates to Remember – 2025 Season

– January 29th-30th: Early bird registration for returning families (29th) followed by open enrollment to the general public (30th).

– April 15th: Scholarship applications due

– April 30th: Notice of scholarship awards sent out

– May 1st: Open enrollment closes. Final payments (or payment plan set up) and scholarship acceptances due, uploaded medical forms are due in your CampBrain registration account.

> Sessions that have not met the minimum enrollment number will be cancelled.

> Sessions that have met the minimum enrollment number will remain open until full.

> Sessions that are full will maintain a waitlist.

> Anyone who has not paid in full, set up a payment plan, and/or uploaded their current med forms by May 1st may get moved to a waitlist. 

– June 1st: Enrolled families receive a Welcome Letter with an introduction to your 2025 Summer Camp Staff

> All camps with open spots will continue enrolling until the Friday before that camp starts.

Choose your Location

 NEWTOWN

Two Coyotes Summer Camp at Sticks & Stones Farm in Newtown, CT. Learn more ⤖

 GRANBY

Two Coyotes Summer Camp at Holcomb Farm in Granby, CT. Learn more ⤖

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2025 Summer Camp Sessions

Registration opens January 30!