SIX POINT SURVIVAL SUMMER CAMP
Join the Adventure
Summer 2026
"Look deep into nature,
and then you will
understand
everything better."
- Albert Einstein
Six Point Summer Camp is a week-long, hands-on outdoor education experience designed for children ages 7–14. Our camp blends practical outdoor skills, teamwork, and problem-solving in a structured, supportive environment that encourages confidence, independence, and curiosity.
This program is ideal for children who benefit from active learning, enjoy being outdoors, and thrive when challenged in positive, age-appropriate ways. No prior experience is required.
Camp Dates & Location -- Students may attend one or both weeks.
Camp Sessions:
June 22–26
July 20–24
Location -- Prestige Homeschool Academy
Daily Schedule
Monday–Thursday
Drop-off: 8:30–9:00 AM
Pick-up: 3:30–4:00 PM
Friday
Drop-off: 8:30–9:00 AM
Pick-up: 11:30 AM–12:00 PM
Each day includes a balance of instruction, hands-on activities, team challenges, breaks, and free movement time.
Program Overview:
What Campers Will Learn & Do
Throughout the week, campers participate in guided, hands-on activities focused on outdoor skills, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving. Activities are adjusted by age and ability to ensure all students are challenged while remaining safe and supported.
Skills and experiences may include:
Fire-building fundamentals
Wilderness first aid basics
Shelter-building and materials use
Navigation and map skills
Food and water procurement concepts
Team-based challenges and problem-solving scenarios
Leadership, communication, and cooperation exercises
Our goal is not just to teach skills, but to help students build confidence, resilience, and the ability to work effectively with others.
Outdoor & Indoor Balance
Six Point Summer Camp is primarily outdoor-based. Campers should expect to spend several hours outdoors each day, engaging in physical activity and skill-building.
We also provide indoor space for:
Cooling off and hydration breaks
Bathroom access
Instructional transitions
Weather-related adjustments
This ensures students remain safe and comfortable throughout the day.
What’s Included:
We provide all necessary survival equipment and materials used during camp activities. Campers do not need to bring any specialized gear.
What Campers Need to Bring
Parents are responsible for sending campers with:
A water bottle
Lunch and snacks
Sunscreen
Weather-appropriate clothing
Closed-toe shoes suitable for outdoor activity
We recommend clothing that can get dirty and is appropriate for heat, sun, and movement.
Cost & Payment Options
Auto-pay members: One full week of summer camp is included in your membership
Non-members: $250 per week
Step Up for Students – Direct Pay Eligible
Six Point Survival is an approved Direct Pay provider
Funds may be reserved through the Step Up marketplace
There are no limits—students may attend both weeks using Step Up funding
Who This Camp Is Best For
Six Point Summer Camp is a great fit for students who:
Enjoy hands-on learning and being active
Benefit from structure and teamwork
Want to build confidence and practical skills
Are curious, adventurous, or eager to try new things
All instruction is age-appropriate and guided by experienced staff.
Registration
Spots are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Families are encouraged to register early to secure their child’s spot and, if applicable, reserve Step Up funds in the marketplace.
Frequently asked questions
Summer CampEventsGeneral
June 22nd - 26th
July 20th - 24th
Monday to Thursday Schedule
Drop off: 8:30 - 9:00
Pick up: 3:30 - 4:00
Friday Schedule
Drop off: 830 - 9:00
Pick up: 11:30 - 12:00
When
Kids Ages 7 - 14
Prestige Homeschool Academy
Niceville, FL
Not required to be a Prestige Student
Who | Where
Step Up For Student
Direct Pay Approved
Auto pay members camp is included in membership
Non-auto pay $250
Cost
Camp Week
Give your child a week of confidence-building, skill-based outdoor learning. Six Point Summer Camp combines survival skills, teamwork, and real-world problem solving in a fun, structured environment.
What
Students will participate in hands-on activities designed to build confidence, independence, and teamwork, including
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Fire-building skills
-
Wilderness first aid basics
-
Shelter-building challenges
-
Food and water procurement concepts
-
Team-based problem-solving scenarios
Activities are age-appropriate and guided by experienced instructors in a structured, supportive setting.
Outdoors
Six Point Summer Camp is primarily outdoor-based, and students should be prepared to spend several hours outside each day.
We also provide:
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Indoor space for breaks
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Bathrooms
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Cooling-off periods
-
Weather-related transitions
Full Camp Details
Six Point Summer Camp is a week-long, hands-on outdoor education experience designed for children ages 7–14. Our camp blends practical outdoor skills, teamwork, and problem-solving in a structured, supportive environment that encourages confidence, independence, and curiosity. This program is ideal for children who benefit from active learning, enjoy being outdoors, and thrive when challenged in positive, age-appropriate ways. No prior experience is required. Camp Dates & Location Camp Sessions: June 22–26 July 20–24 Students may attend one or both weeks. Location: Prestige Homeschool Academy Daily Schedule Monday–Thursday Drop-off: 8:30–9:00 AM Pick-up: 3:30–4:00 PM Friday Drop-off: 8:30–9:00 AM Pick-up: 11:30 AM–12:00 PM Each day includes a balance of instruction, hands-on activities, team challenges, breaks, and free movement time. Program Overview: What Campers Will Learn & Do Throughout the week, campers participate in guided, hands-on activities focused on outdoor skills, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving. Activities are adjusted by age and ability to ensure all students are challenged while remaining safe and supported. Skills and experiences may include: Fire-building fundamentals Wilderness first aid basics Shelter-building and materials use Navigation and map skills Food and water procurement concepts Team-based challenges and problem-solving scenarios Leadership, communication, and cooperation exercises Our goal is not just to teach skills, but to help students build confidence, resilience, and the ability to work effectively with others. Outdoor & Indoor Balance Six Point Summer Camp is primarily outdoor-based. Campers should expect to spend several hours outdoors each day, engaging in physical activity and skill-building. We also provide indoor space for: Cooling off and hydration breaks Bathroom access Instructional transitions Weather-related adjustments This ensures students remain safe and comfortable throughout the day. What’s Included We provide all necessary survival equipment and materials used during camp activities. Campers do not need to bring any specialized gear. What Campers Need to Bring Parents are responsible for sending campers with: A water bottle Lunch and snacks Sunscreen Weather-appropriate clothing Closed-toe shoes suitable for outdoor activity We recommend clothing that can get dirty and is appropriate for heat, sun, and movement. Cost & Payment Options Auto-pay members: One full week of summer camp is included in your membership Non-members: $250 per week ✔️ Step Up for Students – Direct Pay Eligible Six Point Survival is an approved Direct Pay provider Funds may be reserved through the Step Up marketplace There are no limits—students may attend both weeks using Step Up funding Who This Camp Is Best For Six Point Summer Camp is a great fit for students who: Enjoy hands-on learning and being active Benefit from structure and teamwork Want to build confidence and practical skills Are curious, adventurous, or eager to try new things All instruction is age-appropriate and guided by experienced staff. Registration Spots are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Families are encouraged to register early to secure their child’s spot and, if applicable, reserve Step Up funds in the marketplace.