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Care for animals, craft from the land, and forage from the forest! Join the Wilders Guild! Visit Trackers Ranch and care for barnyard friends—sheep, goats, chickens, ducks, donkeys, and highland cattle. Help plant gardens, forage for wild foods, and create hands-on folk crafts. Each day connects you to the land, the animals, and the traditions that keep our farm thriving.
Wilders Farm Camps: Animals, Farms & Folk Craft!
Our expert Trackers Guides lead immersive camps that root you in the rhythms of the land. Whether you’re gathering berries, pressing cider, caring for baby spring lambs, or greeting our highland cattle, Wilders Camps help connect us to the seasons, develop hands-on farm skills, and build a lifelong appreciation for nature, community, and stewardship.
Choose Your Wilders Adventure
Each Wilders Farm & Ranch Camp offers a different focus, shaped by the seasons. Choose your camp, choose your adventure:
Wilders Ranch: Animals, Farms & Folk Craft Meet our animal friends on the farm—including ducks, chickens, goats, sheep, donkeys, highland cattle, and guinea pigs. Create fun farm crafts, forage for wild foods, and spend time connecting with the land.
Baby Animals: Chicks, Ducklings & Lambs... Oh My! Greet all the baby animals born on the Trackers ranch. Meet chicks, ducklings, lambs, and more—learning how to care for them and the role they play in the seasonal cycle of the farm.
Berry Picking Adventure: Animals, Farms & Foraging Discover wild edible plants and seasonal berries—strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and more. Harvest nature’s bounty, make berry treats, and connect with farm animals along the way.
What You Do
Get your hands in the earth, taste the season, and create crafts to take home. Every Wilders Farm Camp includes:
- Care for barnyard animals—feeding, grooming, and gentle handling
- Plant, water, and harvest food from our learning gardens
- Forage wild edible plants and learn safe identification
- Create folk crafts such as candles, balms, or herbal salves
- Do real farm chores—help with compost, muck stalls, haul feed, and more
- Practice folk crafts like weaving, natural dyeing, or woodworking
- Play cooperative farm games that build teamwork or stewardship
- Celebrate farm life with songs, stories, or seasonal feasts
Grades 1–8 · Weekly, Mon–Fri, Jun 14 to Aug 27, 2027 · 8:15 AM to 3:45 PM · SE and NE Portland
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 team 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 team 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 team 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 team 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 team 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 team 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 team 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 team 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 team 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 private 341-acre wildlife refuge of forest, fields, and wetlands. A Guide checks your student in by name and the team heads straight into the forest.
Bus days
Most days the team stays onsite. On certain days we board the Trackers shuttle and journey to other local nature parks.
Check-in at Trackers NE, Lloyd Center
2201 Lloyd Center, Portland. Find us at the entrance outside the top level, next to Marshalls. Drop-off is Monday and pick-up is Friday. A Guide checks your student in by name, and the team boards the bus together.
About Overnights
Experience authentic camping! Trackers Overnight Camps are 100% outdoors with no bunkhouses or indoor spaces. Sleep in tents or under the stars when weather permits.
Location
Each team starts at an expedition basecamp in private forests and wilderness areas near Sandy, OR, a 45-minute to 1.5-hour bus ride from our in-town location. From there, teams take day trips and even overnight trips to other locations. Realms Village teams stay at Camp Roslyn in Sandy, OR.
Tents and meals
Campers sleep in Trackers-supplied all-weather tents and bring their own sleeping bag and pad. Meals are simple, hearty, and served outdoors. For severe food allergies, contact us for potential options. The packing list is under What to pack.
Real skills. Real adventure. Real friends.
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- New camp and class dates as soon as they open
- Camp offers and discounts
- Skills, stories and seasonal events
Questions? Call 503-345-3312 or email hello@trackersearth.com.