Outdoor education for ages 6–17
WildPath is a summer camp where kids and teens build real survival skills, learn to respect nature, and grow into confident, capable leaders — all through hands-on outdoor adventure.
WildPath Summer Camp is an outdoor learning experience where children and teenagers practice real survival skills while learning to respect and protect nature. Every activity is hands-on, supervised, and designed to build character as much as competence.
Campers don't just learn how to build a fire or read a map — they learn how to work as a team, lead under pressure, and solve problems when things don't go as planned.
Each program is built for a specific age group and gets more challenging as campers grow — always safe, always guided.
Every day mixes training, teamwork, and rest — structured, but never rushed.
Every guide is trained in outdoor education, first aid, and youth leadership.
Every site is inspected and every activity is supervised from start to finish.
Real trails, real weather, real skills — camp happens outside, not in a classroom.
Campers take turns leading tasks, building real decision-making experience.
Campers learn why nature matters and how to protect the places they explore.
Small groups and shared challenges create bonds that last long after camp ends.
The people who guide every trail, every lesson, and every camper along the way.
My son came back from Junior Rangers more independent than I've ever seen him. He now packs his own bag and actually plans ahead!
I was scared of the multi-day challenge at first, but by the end I was the one helping my team stay calm. I felt like a real leader.
The instructors were patient, professional, and genuinely cared. My daughter talks about her campfire nights every single day.
A packing list is sent after registration. In general, campers need comfortable outdoor clothing, sturdy shoes, a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, and a sleeping bag for overnight programs.
No previous experience is required. Each program is designed to match the skill level of its age group, starting from the basics and building up safely.
Yes. All meals, snacks, and drinking water are included in every program, prepared to meet common dietary needs.
Yes. Trained medical staff are on-site at all times, and every instructor is certified in first aid.
Campers are grouped by age into three programs: Young Explorers (6–8), Junior Rangers (9–12), and Survival Leaders (13–17), each with its own instructors and activities.
Have questions before registering? Reach out — our team is happy to help you choose the right program.
Palomino is one of the fastest-growing tourist destinations on the Colombian Caribbean coast, known for its unique mix of sea, river, and jungle. It sits 72 km from Santa Marta, close to Tayrona National Park. Its international reputation keeps drawing foreign visitors — especially Europeans — looking for authentic, sustainable experiences in nature.