Fun, friendship, and forest adventures for our youngest students. Rovers explore nature, play games, and learn hands-on skills with caring, experienced Trackers Guides. Together we roam forests, fields, and creeks while building confidence, creativity, and a lifelong connection to the natural world.
Age 4 to Grade K Outdoor Camp
Trust Trackers for your child's first adventure. Our experienced educators and rich outdoor curriculum help young students build confidence and spark curiosity. Through play, exploration, and meaningful relationships, we support each child's growth in connection to their community and the greater world around them.
Choose Your Camp
Every no school day is its own Rovers camp. Pick the one that fits your student, then tap a date to register.
Rovers Rangers: Stealth, Archery & Wilderness Survival. Play stealth games, learn archery, track animals, and discover wild plants. Train in outdoor skills like a real Ranger.
Rovers Survival: Archery, Forts & Capture the Flag. Build forts, learn archery, and play games like Capture the Flag and Silent Wednesday. Survive, thrive, and lead your crew.
Lil' Apples: Farm Animals, Folk Craft & Makin' Cider. It's apple time. Meet friendly animals, make cozy crafts, and press real fruit into cider with your Rovers farm crew.
Jr School of Magic: Wizards, Wands & Nature. Train as a young wizard. Mix potions, discover magical creatures, and learn how nature fuels your powers.
Jr Forest Ninja: Martial Arts, Missions & Stealth. Protect the forest. Train in martial arts, play stealth games, and complete fun missions with your ninja team.
What You Do
Each Rovers camp blends fun and learning with experiences designed for our youngest students. Activities may include:
- Authentic outdoor skills for independence
- Nature exploration and adventure in the real wilderness
- Safe archery skills and woodcarving with close supervision
- Team games that build confidence and cooperation
- Imaginative storytelling and role-playing adventures
- Wilderness survival and nature awareness skills
- Building friendships with caring mentors and peers
Check-in at Trackers NE, Lloyd Center
2201 Lloyd Center, Portland. Find us at the entrance outside the top level, next to Marshalls. A Guide checks your student in by name and the crew gathers for the day's adventure.
The bus
Trackers buses and vans, trained Trackers drivers, Guides on board. Songs are sung and stories are told on the bus, and the Guides get the crew ready for a fun adventure.
Where the bus goes
We head out into nature and the wilderness: Camp Roslyn, our 341-acre site in Sandy, OR, and local parks and green spaces. Where the crew goes depends on the camp theme and the day; the Guide tells you at check-in.
Check-in at Trackers SE
4617 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland. Drop off at the Trackers Scout Pit, where a Guide checks your student in by name and the crew gathers for the day's adventure.
The bus
Trackers buses and vans, trained Trackers drivers, Guides on board. Songs are sung and stories are told on the bus, and the Guides get the crew ready for a fun adventure.
Where the bus goes
We head out into nature and the wilderness: Camp Roslyn, our 341-acre site in Sandy, OR, and local parks and green spaces. Where the crew goes depends on the camp theme and the day; the Guide tells you at check-in.
Check-in at Trackers West
330 SW Murray Blvd, Beaverton. Find us in the lower lot by the field. A Guide checks your student in by name and the crew gathers for the day's adventure.
The bus
Trackers buses and vans, trained Trackers drivers, Guides on board. Songs are sung and stories are told on the bus, and the Guides get the crew ready for a fun adventure.
Where the bus goes
We head out into nature and the wilderness: Camp Ireland, our forest, creek and tracking-field site in Hillsboro, and local parks and green spaces. Where the crew goes depends on the camp theme and the day; the Guide tells you at check-in.
Camp Roslyn is the drop-off and the field site
41401 SE Thomas Rd, Sandy, OR. Drop off right at Camp Roslyn, our 341-acre site of thick forest and open meadow in the Mt. Hood foothills, at the covered picnic pavilion. A Guide checks your student in by name and the crew heads straight into the forest. Pick-up is at the same pavilion.
Bus days
Most days the crew stays on the land. On certain bus days they board a Trackers bus or van, trained Trackers drivers, Guides on board, for water and other local nature. Songs are sung and stories are told on the way. Drop-off and pick-up stay at the pavilion; the Guide tells you at check-in when a bus day is coming.
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