2025 Outdoor Summer Camp: A STEAM Adventure in Vancouver

Enjoy an exciting STEAM adventure in Vancouver's beautiful great outdoors! Designed for children aged 3-12, our STEAM outdoor learning summer camps offer 11 weeks of opportunities for your child to explore nature and engage in hands-on experiments. Stay tuned for our upcoming camps!

Explore STEAM and Outdoor Learning in Vancouver

At Compass Outdoor Education, we provide a unique blend of STEAM education and outdoor experiences for children ages 2-12. Our Vancouver-based programs, including camps, classes, and workshops, emphasize science, technology, engineering, arts, and math, all within the beautiful natural surroundings of Vancouver. Through project-based learning in small groups, kids participate in exciting activities that foster creativity, critical thinking, and a passion for outdoor learning.

Discover the wonders of nature while helping your child build essential life skills. Contact us today to explore our programs and embark on an unforgettable journey of exploration and education!

"The best classroom and the richest cupboard is roofed only by the sky."

Margaret McMillan

Our Philosophy: STEAM and Outdoor Learning

Guided by student curiosity…

We focus on whole-person development and believe STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) and outdoor learning inspire students to find their passion, explore their interests, and discover their full potential.

At Compass Outdoor, we are dedicated to STEAM education because it fosters critical thinking, enhances interdisciplinary competency, and cultivates the next generation of innovators. Our programs inspire students to become life-long learners, independent thinkers, and future leaders.

“At Compass, our vision is to educate a generation of students to think critically and imaginatively. We aim to nurture adaptability, creativity, and collaboration while encouraging inquisitive questioning, preparing them to thrive in an ever-changing, competitive, fast-paced, and globalized future.”