Earth Day at Camp Killoqua

Celebrate Earth Day at Camp Killoqua!

Saturday, April 18, 2026

12:00 - 4:00 pm

Join us for a free, community-wide Earth Day Celebration & Open House at Camp Killoqua!

Bring the whole family for a day of outdoor adventure, exploration, and classic camp fun.

Celebrate Earth Day with hands-on science and nature activities, interactive ecology experiences, and a show in our inflatable planetarium. Enjoy boating on Crabapple Lake, get creative with arts & crafts, explore forest trails, play gaga ball, and climb the bouldering wall at the Rock Box. Discover engaging environmental learning opportunities for all ages.

Whether you’re new to camp or returning for another summer, this is the perfect opportunity to tour camp, meet our staff, ask questions, and learn how Camp Killoqua has been connecting kids to the outdoors for 85 years.

Walk the trails, breathe in the fresh forest air, and discover the magic of Camp Killoqua!

Earth Day Activities & Outdoor Fun for Families

Celebrate Earth Day with hands-on outdoor activities and environmental learning:

Boating on Crabapple Lake
Forest trail exploration
Inflatable planetarium shows
Bouldering at the Rock Box climbing wall
Environmental education activities with our Outdoor Education team
Hands-on learning with community partners, including Washington State Department of Natural Resources

Create and Play

Enjoy creative and active experiences for kids and families:

Nature-inspired arts & crafts
Plant a seed to take home
Gaga ball and human foosball
Meadow games and family-friendly challenges
Camp K Trading Post (camp gear available for purchase)

Camp Open House – Explore Camp Killoqua

Curious about summer camp near Snohomish County? This Earth Day event is the perfect chance to visit:

Self-guided camp tours
Visit camper cabins and activity spaces
Try camp activities as a family
Meet camp staff and ask questions
Learn about summer camp, day camp, and year-round youth programs

About Camp Fire Snohomish County

Camp Fire connects young people to the outdoors, to others, and to themselves.

Founded in 1910, Camp Fire was the first nonsectarian, multiracial organization for girls and is now an inclusive national youth development nonprofit serving all young people. Through camps, outdoor education, afterschool programs, and leadership opportunities, Camp Fire provides youth with experiences that build confidence, skills, and a sense of belonging.

Our Commitment to the Outdoors

Connecting young people to nature is at the heart of what we do.

We believe all young people should experience the power and awe of the outdoors and learn to respect, love, and care for our world. Time in nature supports physical and mental well-being, and nature-based learning is a powerful tool for youth development. At Camp Fire, we don’t just enjoy nature—we learn from it and work to protect and steward it.