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The Center for Wooden Boats: Design and Build Woodworking Camp

Campers engage in a unique process of designing and building their own wooden projects from imagination to completion, fostering creativity and practical skills.

🔥 Middle/High School 🕒 1-week Day Camp In-person All skill levels 💰 $629–$699/week

About this camp

The Center for Wooden Boats' Design and Build Woodworking Camp offers teens and tweens a hands-on opportunity to explore woodworking. Campers move from an initial idea to a finished design, then construct their own projects using traditional hand tools. This process emphasizes practical skills in tool usage and encourages creative problem-solving. Students gain experience in design principles, material selection, and construction techniques, fostering a sense of accomplishment as they bring their unique visions to life. The camp promotes independent work while providing opportunities for collaborative encouragement among peers. Through this immersive experience, participants develop confidence, teamwork, and a deeper connection to maritime heritage through the craft of woodworking.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day involves hands-on woodworking in the outdoor covered pavilion, moving from design to construction of individual projects, with opportunities for peer interaction and instructor guidance. Campers should expect to get wet daily, so bringing a change of clothes is recommended.

Best suited for

This camp is best for students aged 10-14 who enjoy hands-on creation, problem-solving, and working with wood to bring their imaginative designs to life.

What you'll learn

Woodworking hand tools Design principles Project planning Wood construction techniques Teamwork Creative problem-solving

Location

1010 Valley St, Seattle, WA 98109

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