What ages are EverWild classes for?

Our nature play classes are designed for children who are confidently walking up through age 8.

Every child develops at their own pace, and you know your little one best — if you’re unsure whether your child is ready, reach out and we’ll happily help you decide.

What should we bring to class

Think comfort, hydration, and readiness for messy fun!

• Bring a water bottle and a snack, because outdoor adventures can work up an appetite.

• Dress for the weather — rain gear, boots, hats, and layers help little explorers stay comfortable all year long.

• Pack a change of clothes, because at EverWild, getting dirty is part of the learning!

(Bonus: A towel can be helpful, too.)

Can I drop my child off?

Not yet — EverWild is currently a caregiver-and-child experience.

We invite parents and caregivers to join the fun — whether you’re playing side-by-side or quietly observing your child’s independent discoveries.

We do plan to offer drop-off nature classes in the future! Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know when new offerings launch.

How do you handle safety outdoors?

Safety is always our top priority.

We regularly assess our outdoor play space, model safe risk-taking, and design activities that are age-appropriate and developmentally supportive.

Caregivers are responsible for supervising their children during class, ensuring everyone can play freely while staying safe.

What if my child has allergies?

Please let us know about any allergies when you register.

While we can’t guarantee an allergen-free environment (we’re outdoors, after all), our team takes care to minimize exposure and provide guidance to help keep your child safe during play and snack times.

What happens in bad weather?

At EverWild, we believe there’s no such thing as bad weather — only the wrong clothing!

Our forest-style classes run rain or shine, helping children build resilience and connection to nature.

If extreme weather (like thunderstorms or high winds) makes class unsafe, we’ll notify families right away of any cancellations or schedule changes.

What do you mean by “child-led play”?

Child-led play allows kids to follow their natural curiosity.

Rather than structured lessons, we offer open-ended invitations to explore, build, imagine, and create.

Facilitators and caregivers observe, encourage, and support — helping children grow confidence, creativity, and joy through self-directed learning in nature.