Events
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Outdoor Science Explorers | After School | Feb 25 – Apr 8
The Outdoor Science Explorers Program is a great way for kids to spend some time outside after school, exploring, playing and learning in our local parks. Kids will engage in activities and games that strengthen their observational skills, build self-reliance and social skills, and increase their knowledge of local plants, animals, and ecosystems.
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Nature Play AM Session | Feb 27 – April 10 | FULL (waitlist available)
Nature Play is a program for children under 4 years old and their caregivers. An experienced nature educator will model how to explore the outdoors with young children and allow healthy risk taking. Activities will be guided by the children’s natural curiosity and wonder as they freely play and explore their environment.
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Canceled Nature Play PM Session | Feb 27-Apr 10
Nature Play is a program for children under 4 years old and their caregivers. An experienced nature educator will model how to explore the outdoors with young children and allow healthy risk taking. Activities will be guided by the children’s natural curiosity and wonder as they freely play and explore their environment.
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Jr Naturalist Application Open!
Ages: 12-15 | This program is perfect for the young teen who loves the camp experience and wants to share that love with younger kids while gaining some leadership experience.
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No School Day Camp | March 13
Get your kids outside to Play, Adventure, and Learn on No School Days. We will explore parks and natural spaces around Yamhill County. Kids will play games and make observations of the plants and animals we share space with.
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Spring Break Camp | Mar 23-27
This spring break, let your child Play, Adventure, and Learn in the great outdoors! We will spend the week exploring the amazing Miller Woods property on the search for the bounty of spring: flowers, frogs, mud puddles, and more. *Families may register for the entire week or select which days they would like to attend.
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Jr Naturalist Application Open!
Ages: 12-15 | This program is perfect for the young teen who loves the camp experience and wants to share that love with younger kids while gaining some leadership experience.
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Into the Woods! A Benefit to Support Outdoor Education Adventures
FeaturedMaysara Winery 15765 SW Muddy Valley Rd, McMinnville, OR, United StatesGET YOUR TICKETS! - April 11, 2026!
We are excited to announce our third annual benefit on April 11, 2026, at Maysara Winery.
Into the Woods is our annual fundraising benefit which directly supports our mission of providing equitable access to positive educational experiences in nature. By supporting this critical aspect, you ensure that more local youth can fully participate in and benefit from time spent off screens and in nature.
Get your tickets and join us for an unforgettable evening!
Your support will play a crucial role in ensuring the event’s success and, ultimately, in advancing the mission of Outdoor Education Adventures. We hope to see you there!
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Bilingual Nature Play at Miller Woods | April 20-May 18
Miller Woods 15580 NW Orchard View Rd, McMinnville, ORA bilingual play-based program where caretakers of children up to 5 years old can learn and practice different techniques and strategies to play and enjoy nature with their kids. Through a curriculum based on nature, the children will enjoy age appropriate outdoor activities facilitated by an experienced outdoor educator.
Un programa bilingüe basado en el juego donde los padres y cuidadores de niños pequeños podrán aprender técnicas y estrategias para jugar y disfrutar de la naturaleza con sus hijos. Por medio de un currículum sustentado en la naturaleza, los niños disfrutarán de actividades al aire libre adecuadas a su edad y acompañadas por una educadora con experiencia en educación ambiental.
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Outdoor Science Explorers | Homeschool | Apr 22–May 27
The Outdoor Science Explorers Program is a great way for homeschooled kids to spend some time outside exploring, playing, and learning in nature. Kids will engage in activities and games that strengthen their observational skills, build self-reliance and social skills, and increase their knowledge of local plants, animals, and ecosystems.
