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Seattle Summer Camps

Seattle Summer Camps

Join us in Seattle for a summer of camp magic, adventure, and fun! We're excited to offer Day Camps for campers aged 6–12 and Adventure Camps for campers aged 10–17. We can't wait to climb, swim, sing, and craft with you in Seattle and on the trail! 

Teens interested in joining us for summer camp are invited to apply for our Counselor in Training Program, a leadership development program for 13–17 year olds, or on Teen Adventures, our overnight trips for 14–17 year olds. Learn more about both programs by clicking the buttons below. 

SEATTLE CIT PROGRAMTEEN ADVENTURES

Scroll to the bottom of the page to enroll in specific camp offerings. 

DAY CAMPS | 2022 SCHEDULE 

Join in on the adventure with the Seattle Mountaineers! Day camp is based out of the Seattle Program Center at Magnuson Park for campers ages 6–12 and runs from 9 am to 4 pm each day. Each week consists of rock climbing, outdoor skills, swimming, games, crafts, and camp songs.  Additionally, every week has a field trip relating to the given theme.  

New in 2022!  

Day Camp registration is changing—all campers are invited to enter our registration lottery in January! Campers are eligible for enrollment in up to two weeks of day camp through the lottery. Applications will be accepted between January 3 and 16. Enrollment results will be shared between January 17 and 26. Open enrollment for remaining camp spots will open February 2. Read more about the process on our blog.

New in 2022! 

Campers 8 years old and older are invited to join us for a Thursday night overnight lock in at the Program Center each week. Stick around after-hours to join us for extra climbing, dinner, a movie, and a sleepover in Goodman Auditorium. Friday morning breakfast will also be provided. Sign up when you register your camper. Spaces are limited!

Click on the themes listed below to learn more about each week and register. 

June 20–24 | Ropes and Rocks Week: Activities include learning climbing knots and techniques and a hike at Poo Poo Point or climbing at Exit 38.        

June 27–July 1 | Water Week 1: Activities include kayaking on Lake Washington and rafting on the Skykomish River with guides from the Outdoor Adventure Center. 

July 5–8 | Advanced Climbing Week 1 (offered for campers 9-12): Activities include building climbing skills, rappelling, rope ascension, and outdoor climbing at Exit 38.

July 11–15 | Wind and Waves Week 1: Activities include kayaking on Lake Washington, water relays, beach fort building, and tidepooling at Discovery Park. 

July 18–22 | Rockstar Week: Activities include learning climbing knots and techniques and a hike to Bridal Veil Falls or climbing at Exit 38.

July 25–29 | Water Week 2: Activities include kayaking on Lake Washington and a late season water play day on the Skykomish River with guides from the Outdoor Adventure Center.

August 1–5 | Survivor Week: Activities include first aid skills practice and learning outdoor survival skills from the talented folks at Alderleaf Wilderness College.

August 8–12 | Mountain Adventures Week: Activities include building navigation skills, Leave No Trace and the 10 Essentials as well as a hike to Franklin Falls or Wallace Falls. 

August 15–19 | Advanced Climbing Week 2 (offered for campers 9-12): Activities include building climbing skills, rappelling, rope ascension, and outdoor climbing at Exit 38. 

*NEW* August 22–26| Wind and Waves Week 2: Activities include kayaking on Lake Washington, water relays, beach fort building, and tidepooling at Discovery Park. 

OVERNIGHT ADVENTURE CAMPS | 2022 SCHEDULE

Adventurers age 10–14 are invited to join us for overnight programs this summer! Trips range from 2 to 5 days in length and take place across Western Washington. Programs consist of camping, climbing, hiking, and more! Transportation, food, and gear are included. All programs start and end at the Mountaineers Program Center in Magnuson Park. 

Click the themes below to learn more and register for each trip. 

June 27–28 | Independence Lake Backpack 1: Campers will learn about backcountry skills while having fun near this magically blue lake.

June 30–July 1 | Independence Lake Backpack 2: Campers will learn about backcountry skills while having fun near this magically blue lake. 

July 5–7 | Greenwater and Echo Lakes Backpack: Campers will learn and practice backcountry skills while exploring old-growth forests and basin lakes.

July 11–15 | Mt Baker Lodge Camp: Hike and explore the forests around Mount Baker while bunking in The Mountaineers Baker Lodge. 

July 26–28 | Mt. Rainier Camp: Explore what Mount Rainier National Park has to offer in the late summer season: explore the Skyline Trail, hike in the Tatoosh Range, and learn more about the history of our beloved mountain. 

August 9–12 | North Cascades Climb and Camp:  Learn about climbing on real rock, hike around Mazama, Washington, and enjoy time spent camping in the North Cascades. 

August 15–19 | Mt Baker Lodge Camp: Hike and explore the forests around Mount Baker while bunking in The Mountaineers Baker Lodge. 

TEEN ADVENTURE CampS | 2022 SCHEDULE 

Explorers age 14–17 are invited to join us for overnight programs this summer! No previous experience at summer camp, climbing, or backpacking necessary. Transportation, food, and gear are included. All programs start and end at the Mountaineers Program Center in Magnuson Park. 

Click the themes below to learn more and register for each trip. 

July 18–22 | North Cascades Climb and Camp: Develop climbing and belaying skills at the Mountaineers Program Center before heading north to camp and climb. Learn about climbing on real rock, hike around Mazama, Washington, and enjoy time spent camping in the North Cascades.

August 2–5 | Goat Lake Basin Backpack: Campers will develop their backcountry skills and explore the Goat Rocks Wilderness in the South Cascades.  

HAVE A QUESTION?

Take a look at our camp FAQs or view DSC_0080.jpgour online registration instructions.  When you register, you'll fill out youth paperwork online. This can be done through your child's account or when registering for camp. 

Or contact our summer camp team:  summercamp@mountaineers.org.

 

 

 LIST OF SUMMER CAMP OFFERINGS 

Summer Camp - Wind and Waves Week 2- Seattle - 2022

Summer Camp - Wind and Waves Week

Mon, Aug 22, 2022 - Fri, Aug 26, 2022
No Prerequisites
40 participants on waitlist
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