Bellevue, Washington Day Camps

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Experience the power of the great outdoors in a city built for adventure. Our Bellevue, Washington summer camps take K – 7th graders to spectacular settings, introducing them to the habit-forming thrill of outdoor adventure in local spots they can keep coming back to. From climbing to biking and even learning how to paddle – these camps will help your kiddos learn the skills necessary to build the confidence for a lifetime of outdoor adventure. 

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Explorer Camp

Location: WA - Bellevue

Grades: K - 1st

Type: Day Camp

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SUP Camp

Location: WA - Bellevue

Grades: 2nd - 7th

Type: Day Camp

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Adventure Camp

Location: WA - Bellevue

Grades: 2nd - 7th

Type: Day Camp

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Mountain Biking

Location: WA - Bellevue

Grades: 2nd - 7th

Type: Day Camp

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TESTIMONIALS

All of the instructors were awesome. Patient with some of my daughter's challenges due to ADHD and overall just positive people with a passion for what they were doing.
—Jenifer, Avid4 Parent
I really am impressed at how enthusiastic all the counselors are and the Director. It is SO nice to see every person engaged and smiling and looking parents in the eye and telling us how the day went. A++!!!
—Jenny, Avid4 Parent
Our son has always been an adventurous kid who likes new experiences, but can, on occasion, get too much into his head and talk himself out of keeping up with the hard thing in order to succeed. He came out of camp this week incredibly confident and bursting with pride over his ability to ride a bike without training wheels. He wanted to ride all evening and couldn’t stop smiling and saying how proud of himself he is. Thank you!
—Amanda, Avid4 Parent
Our child on the first day introduced herself by saying "Hi, I'm Ada and I don't want to go into the water." instead of saying, okay, you don't have to go in the water, the consistent message from each counselor that this occurred with was "I understand that you're nervous about the water. Each camper has their own personal flotation device, and we teach you what you need to know outside the water first, and if you're still not comfortable about doing it on your own, you can ride with an instructor." to which she said "okay" every time. they really knew what to say to draw out the inner adventurer from her timid shell. By the second week, she was excited to kayak and paddleboard again. Something her parents have never even done, this 6-year-old did it safely, while making great memories and building competence.
—Channon, Avid4 Parent

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