(9-13 yrs.) Join us for the ultimate outdoor camp! Activities include boating (learning about kayaking techniques and equipment), fishing, hiking, off road biking, camping skills, animal tracking, animal identification and more. Bring snack, lunch and water bottle. Camps run rain or shine. Contact park for details on extreme weather days. No camp June 20 and July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-9 yrs.) Go hiking to explore our native mammals, birds, fish, insects and reptiles in their habitats. Learn why animals are important to our ecosystem through resident animal interactions, crafts and games. As campers explore in the forest, pond, river and meadow they will learn how animal habitats are being threatened and what they can do to protect them. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

Discover the wonders of nature through an immersive experience by using a multitude of artistic expression including exploratory art mediums, song, dance, dramatic play and scientific study. Activities include nature hiking, Shinrinyoku, yoga, arts & crafts, science experiments, nature-based games and animal study. No camp June 20 and July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(8-12 yrs.) Become an eco-warrior and tackle our changing climate. Investigate how human activity is changing the world and make a difference with eco-friendly projects like making your own compost bin, upcycling your trash into art, planting a tree and much more. Crafts and experiments daily. Riverbend Park camps will experience a kayak trip, hiking and other outdoor activities. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(8-Adult) Get ready for your hiking trips this year. Join an instructor for a hike around Lake Fairfax, stopping at picturesque areas for selfies or memorable photos and practicing basic exercises you can do at home to get ready for those steep climbs and long treks across mountain ridges. You will leave empowered with additional information for how to prepare for your upcoming hikes. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.

(8-12 yrs.) Explore the Potomac by land, air and water. During this weeklong adventure, campers sample a variety of thrills. Junior Adventurers enjoy rock climbing, kayaking, ropes course, SUP and hiking. Bring lunch and drink. No camp July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(9-13 yrs.) An exciting week awaits campers who enjoy many activities including archery, fishing, hiking, kayaking and learning wilderness survival skills. Sheltered woodland pavilions provide the perfect setting for activities. Campers get to perfect their mini-golf putting skills during the week. Bring snack, lunch and water bottle. Camp meets at shelter C. Camp runs rain or shine. Contact the park for details on extreme weather days. No camp June 20 and July 4.

(9-13 yrs.) Our naturalist will teach campers how to use scientific equipment such as dip nets, microscopes, minnow traps and game cameras to learn about and see live animals up close. Spend time boating and hiking around the lake learning facts about native species and why they are so vital to the lake’s health. Bring a bag lunch, snack and water bottle. Camps run rain or shine. Contact park for details on extreme weather days. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-9 yrs.) Campers will enjoy fishing, hiking, nature crafts, games and boating lakeside. Camp includes swim time at our famous Water Mine Family Swimmin’ Hole (dependent on weather/waterpark operation). Bring a swimsuit, towel, bag lunch, snacks and water bottle. No camp June 20 and July 4. Camps run rain or shine. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(9-12 yrs.) Campers will enjoy fishing, hiking, nature crafts, games and boating lakeside. Camp includes swim time at our famous Water Mine Family Swimmin’ Hole (dependent on weather/waterpark operation). Bring a swimsuit, towel, bag lunch, snacks and water bottle. No camp June 20 and July 4. Camps run rain or shine. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(12-Adult) Join artist and naturalist Margaret Wohler to learn about Huntley's nocturnal engineers by studying and drawing the tracks and traces they leave behind. We will learn about the lives of beavers, have a little basic drawing instruction, and then go hiking to find signs of beaver activity. All art materials provided.

(10-14 yrs.) Outside Adventurers- Join Virginia Outside for a week of guided outdoor adventures! Activities include (dependent upon the weather) outdoor survival skills, geocaching/orienteering, teambuilding, backcountry hiking, swimming, rafting, paddling and tubing. No camp June 20 and July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

Young Adventurers- Join Virginia Outside for a week of guided outdoor adventures! Activities include (dependent upon the weather) outdoor survival skills, geocaching/orienteering, teambuilding, backcountry hiking, swimming and charter fishing. Come discover all the region has to offer! No camp June 20 and July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.