Welcome to Nature's Backpack Land-based Learning Centre

Daycare and camps with outdoor experiences. Explore. Discover. Connect

Weekly Programs

PD Camps and March Break

Important Dates

Closed

  •  Wednesday September 30 – Truth and Reconciliation
  • Monday October 12 – Thanksgiving
  • Wednesday November 11 – Remembrance Day
  • Monday February 15 – Family Day
  • Monday March 29 – Easter
  • Monday May 24 – Victoria Day
  • June 12 – Last day of school

Winter Holidays closed from December 15 – Jan 1st

  • Events

 

Events

  • September 12 – Community Empowerment Fair – 11am to 4PM – Garcelon Civic Centre

  • September 19th and 20th – Charlotte County Fall Fair – 10am to 4pm – Ganong Nature Park.

Events

We would love to see you at some of the events, where we will have a booth set up.

Wild Wee Ones
All year ages 3-5

Nature's Backpack Land-based Learning Centre

Explore. Discover. Connect.

About US

Nature's Backpack Land-based Learning Centre

Nature’s Backpack Land-based Learning Centre is a specialized nature awareness company that provides hands-on interactive, experiential nature programs to formal and non-formal educators and families in the community. Nature kits provide hands-on outdoor experiences that connect to natural world and teach stewardship in their own backyards.

Weekday Programs

We offer nature awareness weekday programs for children ages 3-12. Spending most of our days outdoors in the forest, fields and meadows, where  the children are guided by skilled and trained mentors who understand the importance of play, child directed and emergent learning. These immersed-in-nature experiences develop a lasting connection with nature and passion for their own community

Land Acknowledgment

Nature’s Backpack Land-based Learning Centre is grateful to live, work, and play in the traditional lands of the Peskotomuhkati Nation within the Wabanaki Confederacy, protected by the living, reaffirmation of the Covenant Chain, known as the 2016 New Wampum: Peace, Trust, and Friendship (Treaty). Canada sits on unceded and stolen Indigenous land – find out more here: https://native-land.ca/ We are committed to the process of decolonization as an action, not a metaphor.