The Chiloquin Teen Adventure Camp is a dynamic six-week summer learning program exclusively for middle and high school students in Chiloquin, Oregon. Designed to be engaging, educational, and fun, the camp offers structured experiences that nurture creativity, build life skills, and strengthen community connections.
Each week of camp is built around a different theme, allowing participants to explore a wide variety of activities that might spark lifelong passions—or even future careers.
The program is open to Chiloquin-area youth entering grades 7–12. All activities, field trips, supplies, and meals are provided at no cost thanks to generous community support and partnerships.
Chiloquin is a small, rural, low-income community where summer opportunities for teens are limited. CTAC was created to fill that gap, offering enriching, no-cost programming that gives teens a safe place to explore new interests, gain valuable skills, and connect with mentors and peers.
Monday–Friday | 9 AM – 3 PM | Summer 2025
Explore wellness through yoga, cooking, pickleball, bird-watching, leadership games, and cultural activities. This week fosters civic pride, connection, and healthy lifestyles.
Learn essential biking skills, maintenance, and trail etiquette with professional instructors from Ninja Mountain Bike Performance. Participants will also explore biking as a form of fitness, transportation, and career opportunity.
Hike, camp, and build wilderness skills while learning about conservation and the natural wonders of our region through field trips led by Klamath Outdoor Science School (KOSS).
Take behind-the-scenes tours of Train Mountain and Kingsley Field. Enjoy train rides, model train workshops, aircraft demonstrations, and career exploration in STEM and aviation.
Unleash creativity with hands-on workshops in painting, pottery, digital art, and photography, led by local artists who help students find and develop their unique artistic voices.
Build confidence and water safety skills through kayaking and canoeing on local lakes and rivers. Activities also include aquatic ecology lessons and games that highlight environmental stewardship.