Movements, adventure, culture, and camp fun in Squamish

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Your child will move, explore, connect, and grow through a camp designed to build confidence, coordination, and community.

 

Campers will train in the dojo, travel to the Squamish Gondola for a short hike and shinrin-yoku, enjoy suikawari, and unwind with a movie night, board games, and pancake breakfasts. Beginners are welcome, and every activity is structured with age-appropriate supervision and support.

 

Why families choose this camp

  • Confidence through movement and new experiences.

  • Respect, cooperation, and self-control through Aikido.

  • Outdoor adventure that encourages calm attention and connection with nature.

  • A fun, socially rich overnight camp environment with strong instructor support.

What campers will enjoy

  • Aikido practice in the dojo.

  • Squamish Gondola trip with a short hike.

  • Shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing.

  • Suikawari, the traditional watermelon-splitting game.

  • Movie night and board games.

  • Pancake breakfasts.

  • Outdoor games and team challenges.

  • A warm, memorable sleepover camp atmosphere.

Camp highlights

  • Day 1: Arrival, orientation, and Aikido class beginning at 5:30 PM.

  • Day 2: Gondola excursion, hike, forest bathing, ice cream, suikawari, outdoor games, and a movie night.

  • Day 3: Pancake breakfast, Aikido practice, games, closing circle, and pickup at noon.

Ready to enroll?
Spaces are limited for this small-group experience. Reserve your child’s place today.

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Campers are supervised throughout the weekend with a clear routine, buddy system, and instructor attention to transitions, hydration, and well-being. Aikido sessions will emphasize safe movement, balance, and cooperation rather than competition. Outdoor portions of the camp are planned with close supervision and headcounts, especially during the gondola outing and hike.

FAQ

Does my child need prior Aikido experience?
Yes, this camp is designed for aikido students from any dojo or affiliation.

What age group is this for?
Youth ages 8 and up.

What should campers bring?
Their uniform, comfortable clothes, water bottle, sleeping gear, outdoor clothing, and personal items for an overnight stay.

Is the overnight portion supervised?
Yes. Campers are supervised throughout the full program.

What if my child has allergies or special needs?
Please include those details during registration so staff can plan appropriately.


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