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Join the Coastal Connections Camp in Seward, Alaska, for a week of paddleboarding, sea kayaking, and creative outdoor fun. Explore coastal ecosystems while building teamwork and making lasting memories.
Join the Coastal Connections Camp in Seward, Alaska, for a week of paddleboarding, sea kayaking, and creative outdoor fun. Explore coastal ecosystems while building teamwork and making lasting memories.
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Operated by KMTA · Seward, Alaska
Experience an exciting week at the Coastal Connections Camp in Seward, Alaska, where adventure meets education and community. This private camp offers a unique opportunity to explore Alaska's stunning coastal ecosystems through guided paddleboarding, sea kayaking, and creative art activities that encourage participants to connect with nature and each other. Led by experienced instructors from KMTA, the camp focuses on teamwork and environmental awareness, making it ideal for those eager to learn and enjoy the outdoors in a supportive setting. Throughout the week, you'll navigate pristine waters, observe diverse marine life, and create art inspired by your surroundings. The camp setting is surrounded by breathtaking scenery, including rugged coastlines, glaciers, and wildlife. Whether it’s your first time paddling or you’re an outdoor enthusiast, this immersive experience promises personal growth and lasting memories in one of America's most beautiful regions.
moderate.
5–7 days.
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness with some experience in physical activity and comfort on water.
No, beginners are welcome and will receive full instruction and support from expert guides.
The camp is designed for teenagers and adults comfortable with moderate physical activity.
Yes, all meals are included and feature nutritious, locally sourced ingredients.
Activities may be adjusted but the camp continues safely with indoor options and alternative adventures.
Participants are encouraged to use KMTA’s high-quality equipment provided for the camp.
Basic art materials are supplied, but you’re welcome to bring personal items if you prefer.
Seward has a rich maritime history as a key port and gateway to the Alaska wilderness, with deep ties to indigenous communities.
KMTA emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect the pristine coastal environment and supports local conservation projects.
KMTA (Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm) runs outdoor education and youth programs based in Seward, Alaska. KMTA offers seasonal camps and weekly programs that connect children to local wetlands, forests, and marine environments through hands-on activities, art, and science. Programs emphasize outdoor skills, team building, and environmental stewardship while providing guided outings such as paddleboarding, sea kayaking, cross-country skiing, and ice skating. Programs are targeted to specific age groups and grade levels: Fresh Air Fridays serves elementary-age children with sessions in Seward and Moose Pass, a Middle School expansion provides activities suited to older youth, and Coastal Connections Camp offers multi-day exploration of the Kenai Mountains and Turnagain Arm. Activities include time capsule creation, group art projects, and supervised outdoor excursions designed to foster community pride and practical skills. KMTA’s programming focuses on safe, supervised experiences in Alaska’s natural settings and aims to inspire curiosity about local ecosystems. Families can expect structured activities that combine recreation, education, and creative expression. KMTA is recognized within the outdoor education community and featured resources list the organization among regional youth outdoor programs. For parents seeking experiential, place-based learning opportunities in Seward and nearby Moose Pass, KMTA provides a range of seasonal and weekly options that emphasize connection to the landscape and community involvement.
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