TWIN EAGLE WILDERNESS

Connect Deeply with Nature. Find Community. Know Thyself.

We all want the very best for our children. Spring and summer camp benefits kids in profound ways that impact their bodies, minds, hearts and souls. As parents, there is an enormous amount of love, energy, care and effort that goes into the process of crafting a good life for our children.

The experience of our spring and summer programs at Twin Eagles is one of the greatest gifts you can give your children. We know this not only as parents ourselves but as Program Directors for the past decades. We’ve seen thousands of kids come to Twin Eagles programs and we’ve come to see the patterns of benefits that they receive.

Here’s a list of some of the most important benefits that are relevant to today’s children when they come to Twin Eagles programs:

• A sense of belonging as they take part in a process of community building

• Taking a break from technology gives kids a chance to develop different kinds of creativity as they engage with people in person through live activities that engage body, mind, emotions and their spirits

• A chance to reinvent themselves, away from the expectations of school and other related structures

• An opportunity to experience relaxation and time away from overly structured facilitated time

• The chance to try new and diverse skill sets and deepen in existing passions

• The time to be physically active outdoors

• Develop greater resiliency for facing challenge and determination through seeing life as an adventure to be had

• Having fun in a community setting www.twineagles.org

What makes our programs so special? At the heart of our programs is Mentors who draw out the unique genius and gifts of your children. Mentors who bring kids to their greater potential through adventure and curiousity. Mentors who guide children through learning experiences so they feel like they’re on a journey. Below is a list of the programs we still have open for you to join us this spring and summer. Come join us as we forge meaningful connections with nature, with ourselves and each other.