Is Wildcard suitable for first-time Into the Wild campers?

Absolutely. Wildcard was made for both newcomers and returning campers.Familiar skills might make an appearance, but the choices, challenges and scenarios keep the adventure unpredictable.

What should my child wear?

- Sneakers or covered shoes- Lightweight long pants- Lightweight long-sleeved shirtPlease don't send them in anything precious. We can pretty much guarantee they'll come back dirtier than they arrived.

What should my child bring?

Pack a comfortable backpack with a water bottle and snacks. We'll have extra drinking water available.

Nope. Into The Wild does not provide food at camp, except halal marshmallows when they're part of the adventure.Please pack enough snacks and indicate any food allergies or dietary restrictions in the registration form.

What if my child is unwell and can't come?

Kids get sick. We get it. Their camp credit can be transferred to another child or saved for a future Into The Wild camp.

What happens if it rains?

A little rain won't stop us. We'll adapt, move or pause activities if there's lightning or conditions aren't safe.

wildcard survival camp

Ages 4 - 12

SGD $260

28 - 29 Dec

9am - 12pm

Alexandra Road

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The Rebel of our survival camps, this ever-evolving camp is designed for thrill-seeking newcomers and rogue returning campers.

Over the course of this 2-day camp, kids will learn an array of survival skills from administering CPR and filtering water, to building shelters… The catch? Each Wildcard journey unfolds as a unique adventure, where kids decide the skills they learn, both through their choices and the roll of a dice.

Kids go home with a too-cool-for-school Survival Bracelet, a renewed sense of adventure and the mastery of a variety of wilderness survival skills.

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Wildcard Survival Camp

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We check NEA’s PSI readings and forecast at 6pm the day before camp. If there are any changes to the next day’s programme, we’ll let parents know by 8pm.The 24-hour PSI forecast guides our plan. If it is between 101–200, we’ll keep outdoor activities light.Before camp starts, we check the 1-hour PM2.5 reading, then check it every hour to adjust activities:•⁠ ⁠Band 2 (56–150 µg/m³): We limit outdoor activities to 30-minute, low-intensity blocks, with 15-minute breaks in our enclosed tent equipped with an air purifier.•⁠ ⁠Band 3 (151–250 µg/m³): We stop outdoor activities and move everyone into the tent.Each hourly check guides the activities for the following hour. We’ll keep parents updated through the camp’s WhatsApp group.

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"My children loved this 2-day camp! The mixed age groups encouraged teamwork and learning from each other. They came home practicing CPR on their dolls, teaching me what they learned, and excitedly explaining how to start a fire safely. The thoughtful compass and whistle gifts were a big hit. Highly recommended for meaningful skills and fun!"

– Nan T

"Super fun wildcard camp!

This camp was so much fun. The kids played on an obstacle course, climbed a tree, got close to nature and held insects, learned what to do if someone is choking, roasted marshmallows and also learned how to create a water filtration system when out in the wild. They want to come to more of these! Feel it nurtures a different side of them and I love seeing the wonder in their eyes.