WILD events
We are so pleased to offer family friendly events that celebrate nature, technology, science and art. Babes in arms are always welcome unless otherwise noted and, in the case of adult only events, childcare will be provided. We ask that our facilities be treated with respect and that all creatures you encounter here are met with kindness. Space is intentionally and consiously limited, please do not wait long to sign up.
Feb 26, 2019
Wagon RIde + Marshmallow Roast
Familys
30.00 per family
Join us for a wagon wide through the country side to enjoy the winter landscapes and (hopefully) sunshine. This event is located at the Moose Mountain Ranch
Jun 27, 2018
International Mud WEEK - WEDNESDAY or THURSDAY
11:00-3:00
10.00
10.00 per family
WHEN REGISTERING PLEASE INDICATE WHICH DAY YOU PREFER (First Come First Serve)
International Mud Day aims to connect children around the globe through the earth. Connect with others on the 29th of June. Come play in the mud!
Event will include, Mud Kitchen, Mud Art Projects, Giant Mud Puddle, Outdoor Shower and Changing Facilities.
Donations Accepted: Toilet Paper, Picture Frames, Reference Books (Hiking Guides, Bird Guides, Alberta, Field Guides), Reams of Paper, Paint Brushes, Felt Markers
Registration is required as space is limited.
Jun 29, 2017
International Mud Day 2018 - FULL
11:00-3:00
10.00
10.00 per family
International Mud Day aims to connect children around the globe through the earth. Connect with others on the 29th of June. Come play in the mud!
Event will include, Mud Kitchen, Mud Art Projects, Giant Mud Puddle, Outdoor Shower and Changing Facilities.
Donations Accepted: Toilet Paper, Picture Frames, Reference Books (Hiking Guides, Bird Guides, Alberta, Field Guides), Reams of Paper, Paint Brushes, Felt Markers
Registration is required as space is limited.
Aug 04, 2018
Kaykima Presents: Ladies Axe Workshop
11:00 - 2:30
25.00
Kaykima Wilderness Camps to present a workshop designed for beginners or intermediate level woodswomen.
March 10, 11:00 am to 2:30pm
Anyone who identifies as a lady in need of instruction in the art of chopping wood is welcome to attend. Rob will walk us through safety, technique and give us plenty of time to practice in a safe (as safe as it can be with axes flying!) space. We will share a meal cooked over the campfire and continue to chop as much wood as we can chop until it's time to go. There will be plenty of time for practice, questions and technique pointers. We will learn the difference between an axe and a hatchet, how to stand safely, proper chopping technique, de-branching (it's a thing!) and all sorts of other confidence building know-how. If you already have some of the basics mastered, there is always more to learn!
Located in Bragg Creek, AB.
If the weather is mean we will head inside for our meal and a warm-up. However, we do plan to spend the entire day outside if possible so please dress for the weather.
25.00 per participant.
Space is limited.
ADULTS ONLY. (16+)
