Outdoor Environmental Education

Thousands of students experience the excitement of the Outdoor and Environmental Education (OEE) program at YMCA Camp Seymour every year, exploring ecosystems, understanding natural resources, and improving outdoor and group building skills. Our naturalist staff hails from across the United States. With college degrees in environmental studies or outdoor education, they are hired for science skills, teaching experience, and enthusiasm.

  • Heated cabins, each with indoor bathroom and shower.
  • Marine Science center
  • Living Machine
  • 1/2 mile of saltwater shoreline
  • 160 wooded acres
  • Large playfield
  • Climbing wall
  • Fully-equipped waterfront
  • Four large yurts
  • High and low challenge courses
  • Archery range  
  • Campfire Bowl
  • Court sports
  • Arts and crafts center

 

Our program is designed for 4th through 6th grade students, but can be tailored to any age group. Students spend from 1 to 5 days participating in classes such as Marine Science, forest ecosystems, wildlife ecology, live reptiles, sustainability and the living machine, orienteering, canoeing, small group challenge as well as co-op course and climbing wall.

Classes are designed to enhance Washington State Essential Learning Standards. Evening activities provide fun and fellowship for students, teachers, and parents.

Contact us (Scott or Becca) for date and space availability, to schedule a tour, or to receive more information. Camp Seymour received last year's "Organizational Excellence" Award from the Environmental Education Association of Washington.

Resources for Teachers and School Organizers

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Home School Programs: Home School Winter and Spring 2010 Program Information

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