Camps & Events
Remnant Nature Academy camps are memorable, formative experiences—a blend of running wild, exploring the forest, and diving into a fascinating theme.
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Our nature camps run throughout the year, usually timed with local school breaks. They’re open to homeschool groups and traditional school students. Each camp is built around a clear theme. Across all our camps, the goal is the same: to give young people meaningful experiences. Camps are short, but their impact is long-term.
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We have no scheduled camps and events for 2026 as we prepare to launch the forest school core classes and skill school. Please check back in the future for the following camps.
Survival Skills
Some camps focus on survival skills: shelter building, fire safety, navigation, teamwork, and problem-solving. God has given us everything we need to take care of ourselves. These camps show kids they could survive if they had to. That kind of confidence carries far beyond the forest.
Heroes of the Faith Theater Camp
Other camps explore history and scripture—learning about what people have lived through and how we can learn from their lives. History and scripture stop focusing on random facts and becomes lived experience. Young people remember it because they felt it.
Puberty Camp
And yes—our most popular camp is our puberty camp. The world has plenty of toxic damaging messages to give our young people about their changing bodies during puberty. As Christ-followers, we need to get to them first with a message that celebrates their bodies’ milestones. Young men and young women learn what’s happening in their bodies, why it’s happening, and how to care for themselves—physically, emotionally, and socially—without shame, fear, or irresponsibility. Parents love it because it opens healthy conversations from a Biblical perspective. Kids love it because it’s honest, calm, and empowering. If we do our job right, young people leave a little stronger, a little wiser, and a lot more sure of themselves.