Is lunch provided during the camp?

No, all campers must bring a packed lunch and refillable water bottle for the day.

What is the camper-to-counselor ratio?

The camp maintains a low ratio of 6 campers per counselor for personalized supervision.

Can kids with no paddling or biking experience join?

Yes, the camp introduces basic skills and adapts activities according to age and ability.

Are there accommodations for children with special needs?

Please contact Jupiter Outdoor Center directly to discuss specific accommodations and needs.

What happens if it rains during camp hours?

Activities may be adjusted for safety, including moving to covered areas or rescheduling certain parts.

Is there early drop-off or late pick-up available?

No, drop-off starts at 8:30am and pick-up by 5:00pm to ensure staff readiness and safety.

School's Out Adventure Day Camp at Jupiter Outdoor Center | Hiking | Fishing

Situated along Florida's Loxahatchee River near Jupiter, the School's Out! Adventure Day Camp by Jupiter Outdoor Center transforms a day off from school into a dynamic immersion in nature for kids aged 5 to 12. This full-day program expertly blends paddling, biking, hiking, and fishing into a carefully crafted outdoor curriculum that engages young adventurers in the state's unique ecosystems. The Loxahatchee River, one of Florida's designated National Wild and Scenic Rivers, provides a vivid backdrop where campers can quietly glide past cypress stands and spot native wildlife, making the experience both educational and thrilling.

Jupiter Outdoor Center stands out for delivering a balanced mix of guided activity and free discovery, all with a strong emphasis on safety and age-appropriate challenges. The camp’s low camper-to-counselor ratio of 6:1 ensures personalized attention, allowing kids to develop confidence in navigating canoes or mountain bikes, casting fishing lines, and hiking trails blanketed with tropical flora. This day camp capitalizes on the subtropical climate and rich biodiversity surrounding Jupiter, Florida, inviting kids to engage outdoors in a way few programs achieve.

Beyond adventure, the camp introduces children to Florida’s natural environment in a tangible way—encountering species like alligators in habitats shaped by ancient limestone formations and freshwater wetlands. This hands-on exposure helps cultivate outdoor literacy and respect for conservation early on.

Parents can expect a professionally run, spirited day that weaves fun and learning seamlessly. Whether it’s the splash of a paddle or the thrill of a bike trail, the School's Out! Adventure Day Camp is a standout local option for kids eager to turn an ordinary day off into an extraordinary outdoor venture.