
Kids Camp (11-14 Years old) – 5 Day Pathfinders

Duration: 5 days + 1 overnight camp, Monday to Friday
Dates: March 30 – April 3, April 6–10, July 27–31, August 10–14, 2026
Ages: 11–14 Years Old Max Group: 20 pax
Location: Krabi, Thailand — Spirit Mountain base with day adventures around Nong Talay, mangroves, and surrounding valleys
Times: Drop-off 8:30 a.m. | Pick-up 4:30 p.m.
Price: 14,000 THB + 7% VAT
Pathfinders is for young people who are ready to be trusted. Over five demanding and rewarding days, participants step into real responsibility—planning expeditions, navigating terrain, building systems, and supporting the group through challenge. They are encouraged to think ahead, assess risk, make decisions, and experience the consequences of those choices in a safe, well-held environment.
Leadership here is practical: young people learn how to lead themselves before leading others—how to stay grounded under pressure, communicate clearly, and take responsibility for the impact they have on people and place. Alongside adventure and skill-building, there is space to reflect, ask hard questions, and explore what kind of leader they want to become and also for quiet moments—listening to the forest, noticing small creatures, and feeling the satisfaction of doing something they once thought they couldn’t.
What campers will do
Advanced Adventure and Navigation
- Climbing with deeper belay systems understanding
- Route planning and risk assessment
- Full map and compass navigation
- GPS and waypoint challenges
- Jungle expedition day (youth-led planning)
- Night walk and star navigation introduction
Adventure & Navigation Skills
- Core knots (figure-8, clove hitch, bowline)
- Gear care and safety checks
- Map symbols and compass basics
- Orienteering games and treasure hunts
- Mini expedition hike (planning + reflection)
- Intro to river crossing techniques (theory + spotting)
Bushcraft & Building
- Shelter building with tarps and bamboo
- Fire lighting principles (where appropriate)
- Water filtration demonstrations
- Camp setup systems
- Rope work and load-bearing systems
Natural Building & Craft
- Bamboo engineering challenges
- Raft building with testing and iteration
- Retractable bamboo yurt demo/build
- Simple carpentry with hand tools
- Advanced nature crafts (cordage, carving)
Leadership Development
- Facilitating group activities
- Peer coaching and mentoring younger campers
- Problem-solving under pressure
- Service project (trail work, reforestation, conservation support)
- Personal goal setting
- Mentor check-ins and reflective dialogue
Reflection & Integration
- Journaling and group reflection
- Values, responsibility, and impact discussions
- Exploring what kind of leader they want to be
Outcome
Young people leave feeling:
- Capable and trusted
- -Skilled in real-world contexts
- aware of their impact on others and the environment- more confident stepping into adolescence
By the end of the week, Pathfinders leave feeling capable, trusted, and more confident stepping into the wider world.
Developmental Focus
This camp is about learning how to lead themselves and others.
- Identity and agency
- Leadership and accountability
- Peer dynamics
- Real contribution to community and environment
Daily schedule at a glance
March March 30 – April 3, April 6–10, July 27–31, August 10–14, 2026
Drop-off: 8:30 a.m.
Pick-up: 4:30 p.m.
Duration: 5 days + 1 overnight
Exact overnight details and packing list will be shared in the parent info pack.
Safety and supervision
- Experienced outdoor facilitators
- Small group size (max 20 children)
- Age-appropriate challenges and equipment
- Clear safety briefings and close supervision
- Shaded rest times and hydration breaks
- Flexible plans for weather and energy levels
What’s included
- All activities and facilitation
- Adventure and safety equipment
- Healthy Western/Thai fusion lunch & snacks
- Drinking water
- Certificate of participation
What to bring
Closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothes, hat, refillable water bottle, light rain layer, and a small backpack.
Fees
Price: 14,000 THB + 7% VAT
Parent FAQs
Does my child need prior experience?
No. We build confidence from Day 1 with supportive coaching and clear steps.
Does my child need to speak English?
We require children to have a basic level of spoken English so they can understand instructions and communicate clearly with staff and other campers.
Does my child need to attend the overnight camp?
We will start preparing the camp mid-afternoon so that children can begin their camping experience early. We start winding down with a movie early evening. This is a natural point for us to start to check in with the children to find out if there is any anxiety around overnight camping. If any child is feeling uncomfortable we will inform the parents/guardians and they will have the opportunity to collect them early and return the next day.
How challenging are activities?
We use a “challenge by choice” approach with safe, age‑appropriate elements and close supervision.
What about weather?
We have shade, hydration, and indoor/covered modules ready. Safety and learning come first.
Can friends be grouped together?
Yes—let us know during registration and we’ll do our best.