School Programs

Please contact our Adventure / Team Building Department at [email protected]

School Pricing Ranges from $45 - $75 per student

Pricing is based on program designed

All school classes will be divided up into smaller groups to allow more active participation and involvement. The smaller groups will rotate through the selected activities that have been selected by the school. Instructions and training will be provided by our staff.

Wood Zip Line
Your class will be able to soar through the trees on our Zip Line in our woods. This is a highly popular and requested activity that is safely led by our experienced staff. Harnesses will be fitted and worn by each student.

Giant Swing

As children, many of us loved swinging on the swings at playgrounds. We have built a giant swing and participating in this activity builds trust and security among classmates. Students get to pull each other into the air. When ready, each participant gets to release himself / herself to experience swinging back and forth through the trees. Harnesses will be fitted and worn by each student.

Plank
Although this activity looks easy, students must entrust their classmates down below to help make it across without falling off the plank. Teammates will need to work together to help stabilize the beams as someone tries to walk back and forth across it. Harnesses will be fitted and worn by each student.

Rails
This activity is a great way to help with communication, team building, trust and encouragement. Doing this activity, students will help one another as a group to figure out a way to make it to the center of the rail. If anyone falls off, the group or the team must start over and will need to strategize and come up with another way to make it across successfully.

Archery
This is a popular activity with our school groups. On the range the students will learn how to hold their bows, load their arrows and how to properly stand and aim and shoot. We have traditional archery targets that we use for practice. The range instructors will also give clear instructions necessary to keep everyone safe.

Pedal Carts
Many children love getting the chance to build things. In this activity, students get to design and build their very own off road race track and obstacle course, where they can take turns racing the carts against their peers and teachers.

Tree Rings
Using environmentally sourced materials, children get to create a fun toy that they can play with for hours. First, they will create and illustrate their own designs on wooden blocks. Next, they will string rope through their wooden blocks and watch their designs spin and come to life.

Ball & Cup
Using locally sourced environmental materials, students will create this amazingly fun toy / game. Once having created their toy, they can challenge classmates on how many tries they think it will take to get the ball inside the cup.

Sling Shots
Using tennis balls and giant slingshots, teams will have the chance to aim at targets that we have set up.  Practice and team strategy will improve accuracy.

Rockets
Classmates will be able to create and build their own rockets out of a soda bottle and tape. Once they have created their rockets, they will come over to the launch pad and launch them into the air. Creativity and a desire to experiment and build makes this an interesting activity.

Balance Beam
Two at a time, students will walk up a ramp to the balance beam. Using ropes for balance and stabilization, the students will try to cross the beam. The beam moves and will challenge each participate. Harnesses will be fitted and worn by each student.

Think Tank
Using blocks, students must try to recreate the main picture. It gets harder the more you play with new twist and turns added to the game.

Cooking
The students will get to cook a meal for themselves over a campfire. During this activity they will learn a recipe, learn how to measure ingredients, and learn how to fold the aluminum foil so that everything will stay together while their meals are cooking on the fire. Eating together around the campfire is a high light of this activity.

Valley Zip Line
Like our zip line in the woods, this zip line allows students to soar across and down into the valley. While doing this activity, participants can try to aim for and hit targets on the ground as they are soaring overhead. Harnesses will be fitted and worn by each student.

Fire Building
Your students will learn how to safely build a fire from start to finish. They will learn how to select wood, and other materials to safely start a fire, how to maintain and control the fire and how to put it out when they are finished. Fire safety is emphasized and taught in this activity.

Shelter Building
Using materials that one would find outdoors or in a backpack, students will learn how to build a simple shelter that would protect them during storms or other weather conditions. Not only will they practice and build a sturdy structure, but they will learn about other structures and how to construct them as well.

Toxic Waste
During this game, students will search for and pick-up materials that are bad for the environment. These things are then moved without being dropped to a central location. Once materials are collected, the class will discuss why the objects are not good for the environment and how they might be properly discarded, reused, or recycled. This is a brain storming activity that involves a hunt to discover items damaging our world and a plan to help dispose, reuse, reduce or recycle them.

Map & Compass
Students will learn how to navigate using a map and compass. After learning how to use coordinates the teams will practice these skills by following a course through the property where they will be led from one location to another.

Stones & Bones
This activity teachers about animals and their skeletal structures and bodies. Using animal skulls and hides as well as bones, students will examine and discuss what they are observing and how they protect and are useful to the animal. They also will experience and practice throwing a boomerang. This skill will be taught to the group by our instructor.

Tire Challenge
Students will have to use their thinking caps during this challenge. Their goal is to move a stack of 5 tires from on post to the other. Only one tire can be moved at a time and a larger tire cannot be placed on a smaller tire.
 
Alligator Pit
The goal for this activity is to get your entire team across the platforms to the end platform only using two planks. This activity is fun and challenging at the same time.