Wolf Camp and the Conservation College

Category:	Camp
Address:	1026 14th St SW, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA
Phone:	+1 425-248-0253
Site:	wolfcollege.com
Rating:	5

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Reviews 8

A Private User

My son had a great week at Wolf Camp. He is a bright kid but sometimes has trouble socially in traditional camps (sports oriented, lower common denominator activities). Not so at Wolf Camp. He felt welcome, safe, and appreciated. He did the Survivor Day Camp and came back each day with enthusiasm, stories, frienships and confidence. Kim and Chris do a great job of creating a communal, warm atmosphere that extends beyond Camp walls. One day while the campers were swimming at the parks pool a non-camper became ill and they called 911. This was a great learning experience for the kids to see they are members of a greater community and to take responsibility for that. They debriefed on the incident in the van so the kids understood why they intervened and how to do so safely. My son is eager to go next year, already!

Lori Dunlap

My two sons, ages 12 and 15, just returned from the "Wilderness Survival" camp offered by Wolf Camp, and had the time of their lives. The skills they learned were just the right mix of challenging, both physically and emotionally, and fun. The counselors, not to mention Chris and Kim, the founders of Wolf Camp, are all amazingly qualified and wonderful with the kids. If your child wants a true outdoor experience, learning real skills, you cant do better than Wolf Camp.

Jaye Stover

Parr attended Wolf Camps for many years as he grew up and is now graduating from High School. Wolf Camp was consistently the camp experience he most looked forward to...the adventures and risks, mud and challenge were totally engaging. If you are a parent filling out some summer weeks...choose Wolf Camp - you and your offspring will not regret it! This year Parr heads for Europe instead. Only the food will be better! Ha ha

Adriana Hutchings

My kids did the day camp at Millersyvania for the first time last summer and LOVED it. This is a very worthwhile experience and worth every penny. My kids are both special needs and they were accommodated with no fuss and treated just like regular kids. My kids had a good time and also learned true skills such as shelter building, fire building, foraging. VERY cool. I cant recommend it enough!

Kristin Mauldin

I enrolled my 6 year old in their survival camp last week and she loved it! She came home full of knowledge about surviving in the wilderness, such as building shelters, fire, purifying water, and identifying trees that are best for eating and/or shelter. She learned a lot AND had a great time. They did a great job! (now, how can I get myself into one of their classes...free daycare?? ;)

Julia Brown

My son had been begging for years to attend one of the Wolf Camps in the Tacoma/Puyallup area and I finally signed him up last summer for the Swan Creek survival camp... I am so glad I did! Not only did he have a wonderful time, I felt very safe leaving him with the staff. The camp was extremely educational and fun. He will attend every summer from now on!

Llibertat Ros

Both of my sons have attended the day camp. They both came back with feeling like they could take care of themselves in the foster. They could not stop talking about the things they learned. This year my oldest will do the overnight camp. He is looking forward to it. I can not wait to see what he learns this time.

pennys ma

My daughter will be returning to Wolf camp for the 3rd summer in a row this year. Chris, Kim and the whole staff are caring teachers with so many skills of all kinds to share. Im so happy that we have programs like Wolf College available in the PNW.