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Camp Kauai Info Night
Hawaii, Connection & Stories
Spring 2027 · Date coming soon
Trackers SE HQ · 4617 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland
FREE evening for families of students in Grades 6–10. Camp Kauai is a ten-day summer expedition to Kauai's North Shore: snorkeling living coral reefs, hiking the Napali Coast, and studying the birds and plants found nowhere else on Earth, with every evening ending at the campfire. Each spring we host an info night at Trackers SE HQ where lead guide Ian Abraham walks through how the trip works and answers questions. Leave your email and you will get the 2027 date first.
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Next Info Night: Spring 2027
WhenSpring 2027
Date coming soon
Date coming soon
WhereTrackers SE HQ
4617 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland
4617 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland
ForGrades 6–10
Students and their families
Students and their families
Kauai's North Shore is one of the last places that earns the word wild. Camp Kauai takes a small group of students there for ten days each summer: coral reefs at Tunnels Beach and Poipu, the Kalalau Trail to Hanakapiai Beach, seabird colonies at Kilauea Point, and a lot of nights at the fire. The info night is where families hear how it works, meet the guides, and ask the questions that matter.
The 2027 info night date and the summer trip dates are being set now. Leave your email below and you will have them first. If you cannot wait, ask a question in the same form and we will answer it.
Ten Days on the North Shore
Every day is built around real learning in the field: marine biology, island biogeography, ornithology, and wilderness ecology.
🧡 Marine Ecology
Snorkel living reefs, identify species, and log them in a personal field journal.
🦜 Wildlife & Birds
Seek the Nēnē and the ʻIʻiwi honeycreeper, and visit nesting seabirds at Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge.
🥾 The Napali Coast
Walk the Kalalau Trail to Hanakapiai Beach, a stretch of coast few visitors ever see, studying native species along the way.
🌿 Island Biogeography
Learn why islands produce species found nowhere else, and how human arrival reshapes them.