Late July Day Camp
July 21 - 25th, 2025
Monday - Friday
from 8:30am to 4pm.
*LATE JULY’S CAMP REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 5PM ON THURSDAY, JULY 3rd 2025
BUT DON’T WAIT TO REGISTER AS SPOTS ARE LIMITED.
Details: A total of 5 camp days are included. Open to all Lane County youth, ages 11-18 years old.
Cost? The cost of this year’s 5-day June camp is $222/per child enrolled.
*A limited-edition Back2Youth t-shirt and Hydroflask water bottle is also included as an added THANK YOU gift for all registered campers.
Please know we don’t wish to make finances a barrier to enrollment. We do offer scholarships for youth who qualify. If you’re greatly interested in your child’s participation with us, but finances are a barrier to access, please contact us FIRST before filling out the form to register. Our team will connect with you to support and confirm your child’s enrollment.
What to expect? An overall boost in well being, leading to increased resilience, empowerment, self confidence and mindfulness, a decrease in anxiety, stress and depression symptoms, + new friendships, smiles, laughter, play and adventures of all kinds with Mother Nature.
What to bring? An open mind, your curiosity and layered, weather appropriate clothing for that day’s scheduled activity. *We’ll provide further details, as well as, information and a Prep for Spring Camp Checklist with confirmed registration, closer to the event.
Late July Camp Schedule
Monday July 21, 8:30am to 4pm:
Day 1
First day of camp, meet at 8:30am for orientation, meet & greet, camp introduction, then we’ll kick our adventure week off by rock climbing with the guidance and support of the Riverhouse Outdoor Program at the Skinner’s Butte Rock Columns, learning the importance of teamwork and building mindfulness and resilience skills. For the afternoon, we’ll try our luck at fishing with Oregon Dept. of Fish + Wildlife (ODFW) Team.Tuesday July 22, 8:30am to 4pm:
Day 2
For our second camp day, we’ll horse around with Solid Strides, where we’ll learn about and connect with horses. Animals can be some of the most supportive allies we have in life and we feel its important to offer experiences that include connection with animal allies, as part of our overall connection with nature. Then we’ll SHIFT into gear with an afternoon bike ride guided by SHIFT Community Cycles.Wednesday July 23, 8:30am to 4pm: Day 3
We’ll enjoy an adventurous day, making the most of our local water holes, with a day of kayaking with the River House Outdoor Program at Dexter Reservoir (Dexter Lake).Thursday July 24, 8:30am to 4pm:
Day 4
Beach day play! Starting with a hike along Amanda’s Trail, in the Siuslaw National Forest, near Yahacts. Amanda’s Trail will take us through calm, lush coastal woodlands and then wind into a steep climb to the summit of Cape Perpetua, for some of the best panoramic Pacific Ocean views around. We’ll also enjoy a seaside lunch, play time on the sand and maybe even a refreshing quick dip in the ocean.Friday July 25, 8:30am to 4pm:
Day 5
For our last day of camp, we’ll make our final big splash with an all day McKenzie River white water rafting trip from Finn Rock to Helfrich., led by the River House Outdoor Program.
*Please note, our Summer Camp schedule is subject to change depending on weather conditions, the availability of collaborators and other factors that may be outside of our control. We will keep the schedule in tact, but some activities or locations may shift prior to the date listed. Of course, we will keep those enrolled and their families informed of any changes as promptly and with as much advanced notice as conditions allow. Thank you! - The B2Y Team
*Our upcoming Late July Camp is currently FULL. See our Early July 7-11th, 2025 camp for details + registration, OR sign up to be added to the Camp Waitlist.
Challenges Accepted + Won!
at The Columns in Downtown Eugene.
Decorated Statue of Amanda
Amanda’s Trail.
Meet & Greet with the Solid Strides’ horse team.
Rafting the Willamette brings big smiles + happy summer memories for years to come.