After a day of orientation at base camp, your next four days will be spent kayaking and camping on the islands. Your route will take you to many breathtaking islands that most visitors never see. At night, you’ll experience sunsets in awe over Lake Superior and listen to waves crash along the shore. [Read more]
Paddle in the Hills of Santa Barbara Metro Area on Lake Cachuma [Read more]
We have several three-day overnight camping trip options available to different Twin Cities metro area parks, making this a popular and convenient option. You will explore your local parks by hiking, canoeing, or swimming and enjoy camp comforts such as campfires, s’mores, and fireside stories [Read more]
Hiking Getaway While Camping in Spectacular State Parks [Read more]
The family version of our popular base camp trip. Take your kids for a paddle to the sea caves, hike through hemlock forests, spend afternoons on the beach and evenings roasting s’mores. Overnights are at our accommodating base camp where kids can get used to camping while having modern shower and bathroom facilities. [Read more]
A great way to introduce your family to the BWCA. Stay at a campground in Superior National Forest on Crescent Lake. Day trips include canoeing in the wilderness area, climbing Eagle Mountain, and swimming in Crescent Lake. Nighttime activities include stargazing, making s’mores, and telling stories around campfires. [Read more]
Experience breathtaking scenery while camping in the National Park with your family. [Read more]
Kayak to the outer islands of the National Lakeshore and experience the wildness of the most remote shores of the archipelago. This trip option is for smaller groups of more seasoned sea kayakers who wish to really get out there. Experience the wonders of Apostle Islands kayaking without the crowds [Read more]
Through engaging adventures in national parks, public lands, and waterways, the Military Families Outdoors (MFO) program provides service members and their families the opportunity to experience the life-changing benefits of nature. In its 2024 pilot year, MFO impacted over 9,000 participants through an array of outdoor experiences, including guided hikes, canoeing and kayaking excursions, camping trips, and environmental education programs to support positive mental and physical health outcomes for all military family members who participate. [Read more]
