Our programs combine elements of outdoor adventure, leadership and service. We help kids of all ages find their sparks, develop a growth mindset, learn goal management, take time to reflect, and thrive. Explore all we have to offer below!
CFA offers a fun, nurturing and engaging place for kids to grow and learn after school. Camp Fire's Thrive{ology} curriculum inspires our age-specific, growth mindset-based programs, which provide youth with a nurturing, stimulating environment fostered by caring volunteers and staff. Programs offered 5 days a week at Amity Creek Elementary.
Our after school tech programs are all about problem solving, getting creative, exploring new ideas, and having fun! From First LEGO League to introductory robotics and coding clubs, these programs build important life-skills, instill confidence, and help kids find their sparks.
Latinx Outdoor Connections (LOC) is a unique program that was created to fill the need of creating access and opportunities to outdoor spaces for Latinx youth in our community. LOC programs change season to season. They include activities and games for children at local parks, day-long outdoor trips, and half-day trips in town. This program is run by staff who are representative of the Latinx community and can deliver culturally-relevant curriculum.
A mainstay of Camp Fire's service and leadership programs, Teens In Action is all about teens working together to make their community a better place. Moreover, members explore what matters to them, challenge themselves, and take on leadership roles to achieve their goals. This program is built on Camp Fire’s long-standing belief that youth are part of the solution to, and not the problem with, today’s social and environmental issues.
Camp Fire's version of Spring Break: Come join us for a fun Alternative Break Challenge! This group will brainstorm, plan, and run a week-long service trip that will bring us all over Oregon to work with organizations around the state during the week of Spring Break 2022.
Teen Connects offers stand-alone service projects and fun outings for teens looking for more volunteer experience. Many opportunities will be free, while others may carry a small fee. Whether you are looking to participate occasionally or every month, we are excited for any teen to join us as we make a difference, and make friends!
Whether your child is gearing up to take care of siblings, or thinking of making a little extra cash as a babysitter - they won't want to miss this educational, hands-on course! Participants will learn important babysitting skills including basic child care and first aid, safety measures, safe play with children, and job ethics. Babysitting certificates are given at the end of the course.
Our after school tech programs are all about problem solving, getting creative, exploring new ideas, and having fun! From First LEGO League to introductory robotics and coding clubs, these programs build important life-skills, instill confidence, and help kids find their sparks.
Latinx Outdoor Connections (LOC) is a unique program that was created to fill the need of creating access and opportunities to outdoor spaces for Latinx youth in our community. LOC programs change season to season. They include activities and games for children at local parks, day-long outdoor trips, and half-day trips in town. This program is run by staff who are representative of the Latinx community and can deliver culturally-relevant curriculum.
Turn "day off" into a day of creativity and fun! A great way to enrich out-of-school time, our No School Day Camps give kids the opportunity to find their spark, grow and express themselves in a safe, supportive environment with friends new and old. Our trained and professional staff facilitate a variety of engaging educational activities, new skills, fun games and exciting outdoor play.
Designed for working families, SummerKids weekly camps give your child a place to feel creative, secure and empowered. With great indoor and outdoor spaces, SummerKids offers theme-based camps all summer long. Leadership opportunities are available for 7th-9th graders and Junior Counselor opportunities for 9th-12th graders.
Registration opens February 2022
From week-long Service Challenges to Junior Counselor and CIT programs, Camp Fire’s teen summer programs are all about giving back, building leadership skills, and having fun!
Registration opens February 2022
A fun, unique and unforgettable experience for kids. Tumalo Day Camp is a group outdoor learning experience that lets kids share joy and responsibility while making new, lasting friendships. Counselor in Training opportunities for 8th-12th graders.
Registration opens February 2022
Our summer tech camps are all about problem solving, getting creative, exploring new ideas, and having fun! With a focus on technology, investigative and space science, these programs build important life-skills, instill confidence, and help youth entering grades 2-6 find their sparks.
Registration opens February 2022
Latinx Outdoor Connections (LOC) is a unique program that was created to fill the need of creating access and opportunities to outdoor spaces for Latinx youth in our community. LOC programs change season to season. They include activities and games for children at local parks, day-long outdoor trips, and half-day trips in town. This program is run by staff who are representative of the Latinx community and can deliver culturally-relevant curriculum.
Registration opens February 2022
Camp Fire Central Oregon has a long history of providing financial assistance to families in need. We strive to make all of our programs available to as many youth as possible, regardless of the ability to pay.
We recommend applying for assistance far in advance of the programs you are interested in attending, as funds are limited. Programs are open to all and we do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical challenges, or sexual orientation.
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Young people want to shape the world.
Camp Fire provides the opportunity to find their spark, lift their voice, and discover who they are.
In Camp Fire, it begins now.
