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 is the instructor-to-child ratio? And how many kids are there at camp?

Our maximum ratio is 1 instructor to 7 kids and we have a maximum of 20 kids per camp.

wilderness survival camp

Ages 4 - 12

SGD $260

19 - 20 Oct
7 - 8 Dec

9am - 12pm

Alexandra Road

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The OG (original gangster...) and poster child of our survival camps, this bad boy has set the gold standard for transforming kids into little heroes.

Over the course of 2 days, our mini troopers learn how to manage snake bites, broken bones, nosebleeds, sunburn, bee stings, and cuts and bruises, through a series of hands-on simulations.

Kids go home with a personalised first-aid kit they actually know how to use. But more importantly, an appreciation of the role that leadership and teamwork play in survival.

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"Best camp ever! Truly the best camp ever, especially for city kids. Amazing programme delivered by passionate instructors. Faith had so much fun and learnt so much, she can't wait for the second day of the camp and also asked for a third. Her little brother is gathering friends for his turn next. It looks so fun that I was asking if the team can organise one for adults too!"

- Peiru Ng

"As a parent of 4 kids, it's incredibly reassuring knowing my children have learned practical skills that could genuinely help someone one day. They loved the hands-on simulations, the teamwork and the adventure, and I loved seeing their confidence grow over just two days. Into the Wild has completely changed the way they think about helping others in an emergency."

– Yanjun Furtado