Bellingham Day Camps

Bellingham Fall Day Camps 2026 Location: Fairhaven Park

(drop off & pick up in the field by the basketball court)

Fairhaven Park
107 Chuckanut Dr. N,
Bellingham, WA 98225

Fairhaven Park is full of forests, fields, and winding paths. We make our way from one end of the park to the other and back every day.

The main entrance to Fairhaven Park is off of Chuckanut Dr N. Once you enter the park, take the first right to pull into the largest parking lot. We will meet in the field next to this parking lot, near the basketball court. This Google map shows our exact drop-off and pick-up location.

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Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Bellingham Summer Camp 2026 Location: Cornwall Park

(drop off & pick up by the North Shelter)

Cornwall Park
3020 Cornwall Ave,
Bellingham, WA 98225

Cornwall Park is full of forests, fields, winding paths and streams. We make our way from one end of the park to the other and back every day.

We will meet for drop-off and pickup by the north shelter of Cornwall Park. To find it, use the entrance at the intersection of Meridian St. and Squalicum Way, south of the Meridian St. and Birchwood Ave intersection.

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Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, with optional afternoon Sword Games from 3:00 – 4:30

Available programs in Bellingham

Adventure Quest
Fantastic Adventures
Stellar Adventures
Knight CIT
Sword Games
Birthdays & Custom Events

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Seattle Day Camps

Seattle Camp Location: Woodland Park*

Woodland Park
1000 N 50th St
Seattle, WA 98103

Our drop-off / pickup location is now on the north side of Woodland Park in the area by Picnic Shelter Four and the mid park restroom, accessible from Aurora Ave N at the N 59th St exit or the West Greenlake Way N entrance up past the Lower Woodland Park Dog Park.

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Available programs in Seattle

Adventure Quest
Stellar Adventures
Knight CIT
Birthdays & Custom Events

More details about Seattle Programs

Adventure Club

Learn new skills, develop your character, explore new options

The Adventure Club is an opportunity to take a little bit of time outside of the active quest to deepen and broaden our skills, knowledge, and to play in a relaxed atmosphere. It is available as an extended day option for Bellingham Summer & Spring Break Camps, from 3:00 – 4:30 pm.

There will be two options per day:

Workshops on a variety of topics: character development, game system understanding, arts & crafts, world lore, adventuring skills, swashbuckling instruction and battle tactics. A great option for kids who want to develop more skills and knowledge to enhance their questing experience. Each day or week will have a different theme, depending on the expertise of the staff leading the workshop. For any of those who do not want to participate in the workshop on that day, there will always be other options for activities (see below):
Games, puzzles, creative activities, and dueling. A great option for kids who want something simple, relaxing, and/or self-directed in the afternoons, after a long days’ Questing. Though these activities may be more self-directed, they will still be supervised by an adult Quest Leader.
The group will be a mix of ages, including kids from multiple questing groups (and thus an option for friends and siblings who have been in different questing groups to connect).

Program Details

Ages 6 to 17 years old
A ratio of 10 students to 1 leader supports group play and learning
Opportunity to co-create the experience with the leaders
Challenges develop creative, social, and mental skills.
Game play with opportunities to reflect develops strategic thinking and skill
See also Sword Skirmish, another extended day option (mornings)

Knight CIT

Knight CIT (Counselor-In-Training)

The Knight CIT offering at Majestic Adventures is a unique leadership program where the teens learn skills in leadership, acting, storytelling, safety, group dynamics. The Knight CITs get to practice these skills with each other and as a mentor to a group of younger kids and assistant to our adult counselors. By engaging in one of our exciting programs (such as Adventure Quest), Knight CITs help with activities, challenges, storytelling, plot dynamics, characters, safety, and leadership. After a Knight CIT completes training, they may sign up to attend any of our day camp programs as a Knight CIT at 50% of the cost of the program. Once they are deemed to be “Master” or “Grandmaster” they may sign up for our programs as a Knight CIT for free.

To be a Knight CIT, the teen must be at least 13 years old, have passed Knighthood Training (offered for one week in early summer), and be in good standing. In addition to registering for your location’s Knighthood Training Week on Campbrain, we ask that families of new Knights fill out our CIT Application with your aspiring Knight so we can get to know them a bit better.

Program Details

Ages 13 – 17 years old (14+ for Master/Grand Master CITs)
Opportunities to develop storytelling, acting, and leadership skills
Opportunities to create interesting challenges & develop characters
Opportunities to assists Quest Leaders in mentoring groups of ~6 questers
Grouped with preferred age of students, when possible

Adventure Quest

Be the Hero of a Mythic Quest!

For more than 15 years, we have led summer & after-school Adventure Quests where the kids playact as the heroes of a dynamic and exciting adventure. Participants choose mythic archetypes and powers, band together as a team, solve riddles and dilemmas, and swashbuckle with foes. In small groups of about six children, everyone gets a chance to shine and be the hero of a mythic quest!In Adventure Quest™, the children and teens become the heroes of an incredibly fun and dynamic quest, working together in a mythical and magical world to overcome interesting challenges, solve mystifying riddles, brainstorm unique solutions to puzzling dilemmas, and swashbuckle with foes. The campers experience the excitement and confidence that comes from banding together to defend their village, solve a perplexing mystery, or negotiate a peace treaty.

Wielding safe foam Swasher swords, the children play dueling games and act out challenges like fending off a bullying ogre or a thieving band of pirates, in an environment that teaches good sportsmanship, fair-play, and respect for others. Then they exercise their minds as they try to piece together the clues in a coded riddle and follow a map to buried treasure. Questers end the program feeling empowered, excited, and full of stories to tell.

Program Details

Ages 6 to 17 years old
Small groups of six support close relationships and a meaningful experience
A new quest every time, customized by the students’ interests
Challenges develop physical, social, and mental skills.
Students are grouped by age, experience, and interest for best fit, when possible

Stellar Adventures

Adventure among the stars!

A sci-fi game in the boundless expanse of space, where discovery and wonder co-exist with blaster battles and high-tech hijinks

Stellar Adventures is our science fiction live-action roleplay (LARP) offering set in the boundless expanse of space, featuring futuristic technology, space ships, alien planets, and much more. It uses a sci-fi variant of the new Wilds Within game system.

In Stellar Adventures small parties or “crews” of galactic adventurers work together as they discover strange new worlds, overcome dynamic challenges, negotiate intergalactic treaties, and battle using dart blasters and foam blades. Fans of sci-fi like Star Trek, Star Wars, Doctor Who, Futurama, and Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy will recognize genre classics such as warp speed, mech suits, time travel, and alien hive minds. The cosmos is only a short drive away; we hope you join us!

If you liked Star Quest, you’ll love Stellar Adventures. Stellar Adventures is perfect for kids who like Transformers, Monsters vs Aliens, Outer Wilds, Steven Universe, Gundams, Guardians of the Galaxy, Lost in Space, The Expanse, Power Rangers, Teen Titans, She-ra/He-man, Ben 10, iRobot, The Iron Giant, Planet 51, Elio, or other science fiction.

Program Details

Ages 10 to 17 years old
Perfect for kids who like Star Wars or other science fiction
Small groups of six support close relationships and a meaningful experience
A new quest every time, customized by the students’ interests
Challenges develop physical, social, and mental skills.
Students are grouped by age, experience, and interest for best fit, when possible

Sword Games

Sharpen your skills with Dueling Games!

Sword Games is a physically active program, focused on play with safe foam swords to encourage teamwork, coordination, and strategy in a mix of competitive and cooperative games. This active series of group games will put the participants’ swashbuckling skills to work! Participants wield one of our safe, foam Swasher swords and axes to duel against each other in fun, structured games, designed to allow children to explore sword dueling in a safe, constructive atmosphere. Can you capture the flag in a game of Dwarves vs Goblins, grow your team in a game of Lords & Champions, or use your wits to rout out the spies from the court in a game of Spy? There are no puzzles, riddles, or maps this activity, but participants are encouraged to strategize and plan the best way to accomplish sometimes daunting odds.

Program Details

Ages 6 to adult
A variety of games encourage teamwork, strategy, and agility
Up to 20 participants per Quest Leader
Ideal length: 1 – 1½ hour
Can be customized to fit the theme of your event
Can be combined with Storytelling & Theater or Treasure Quest events

Fantastic Adventures

Adventure in a wild and magical world!

A fantasy LARP full of excitement, creativity, teamwork, and a chance to change the world

Fantastic Adventures is one of our fantasy adventure youth LARP programs. Like Adventure Quest, in Fantastic Adventures each participant plays as their own unique character, joining up to five other Adventurers and one Guide (counselor), who leads the group on an epic quest over the course of the program. Every week offers its own one-of-a-kind adventure, such as rescuing a royal, searching for pirate’s treasure, or defending a city under siege. Armed with creativity, teamwork, and foam boffer weapons, Adventurers will face dynamic duels, silly social situations, perplexing puzzles and fickle fitness challenges. The Encounters are not only super fun, they also provide opportunities for personal growth and empowerment. Developing skills such as problem solving, decision making, and ethical reasoning through play and storytelling are part of our Experiential Education Outcomes. Our goal is that every child ends camp with a tale to tell and greater confidence in themselves.

In Fantastic Adventures, Adventurers explore Vehrea, a world of magic, chaos, and nature dotted with a few determined bastion cities. This setting is alive and dynamic, designed to be shaped and changed by Adventurers, so that a person’s impact can be felt even when they are not at camp. In Fantastic Adventures, participants make characters and play using the Wilds Within game system. This new game features easy-to-learn rules and enables a variety of play styles. Adventurers can customize their skills to do what is most fun and most interesting to them, whether that’s battling foes, sneaking around, making friends, solving mysteries, commanding the elements, or a bit of everything. The game is designed to support teamwork and player agency; an Adventurer’s choices are just as important as the power they wield.

We recommend Fantastic Adventures for first-time players and established players who want to embark on the next chapter of their story. We are incredibly excited to welcome you to Vehrea!

Program Details

Ages 6 to 17 years old
Perfect for kids who like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, King Arthur, Dungeons and Dragons, or other fantasy
Small groups of six support close relationships and a meaningful experience
A new quest every time, customized by the players’ interests
Challenges develop physical, social, and mental skills. See our experiential education outcomes
Students are grouped by age, experience, and interest for best fit, when possible

Seattle camp location disclaimer

We are planning to have our Seattle summer camps at Woodland Park, as we have since 2023. The Seattle Parks department accepts applications for summer camps during the month of January, and then awards permits in early February. As Woodland Park has a huge number of tables that can be reserved and we only need a few, we are assuming that our permit will be approved, as it has in the past. However, there is a possibility that they will not be able to approve the permit and will instead direct us to another park. If that happens, we will pick the next best park, considering the needs of our camp, the park location, features, safety, and accessibility. If we are forced to pick a new new location and it no longer works for you, you may cancel and receive a full refund.

Program Locations

Bellingham Day Camps

Bellingham Fall Day Camps 2026 Location: Fairhaven Park

Bellingham Summer Camp 2026 Location: Cornwall Park

Available programs in Bellingham

Seattle Day Camps

Seattle Camp Location: Woodland Park*

Available programs in Seattle

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