
Modern Bushcrafters Club
Fridays · 4–6 PM · next season announced soon
Saw safety, shelter building, clay, knots and power drills. Every new member starts with a tool safety workshop. Younger siblings welcome when a caregiver stays.
Ages 7–12 · drop-off
Real tools, muddy hands and room for big ideas. Our Friday after-school club gives older kids the skills, trust and time to build things that matter to them.

The Modern Bushcrafters Club is forest school for older kids who are ready for more responsibility. Sessions mix hands-on skills with plenty of free time to put them to use.
Every new member starts with a tool safety workshop before touching a tool. From there, kids earn more independence as they show they’re ready. Our volunteer team includes a dedicated tool lead and an experienced bushcraft guide.
Our fall 2026 season wrapped up on November 6 with a flashlight night hike after the clocks changed and cocoa in the cabin. Next season will be announced soon in the family portal and on Instagram.




Coming up

Fridays · 4–6 PM · next season announced soon
Saw safety, shelter building, clay, knots and power drills. Every new member starts with a tool safety workshop. Younger siblings welcome when a caregiver stays.
Supported risk is part of forest school, and safety comes first. Tools are introduced step by step, every Bushcrafters member starts with a tool safety workshop, children wear safety glasses, and volunteers stay close. Facilitators quietly observe and assess risk throughout every session.
We play outdoors year-round, so rain boots, snow gear and sunscreen all get their moment. We only pause a session when conditions become unsafe, such as high winds, storms or extreme temperatures. Weather calls are based on the “feels like” temperature, wind speed and overall safety. Please check your email before each session for updates.
At William H. Pouch Scout Camp, 1465 Manor Road, Staten Island, NY 10314, in the Staten Island Greenbelt. Meet at the Scout Shop parking lot, then it’s a 5-minute hike on a gravel trail with some hills. Heavy-duty strollers or wagons work best. Plan your visit.
Yes. Need-based scholarships are available so cost never keeps a family out of the woods. Call or text (929) 321-0552 or message us on Instagram or Facebook before you register. Donations to Forest School for All help fund scholarships.
Registration and payment happen in our secure Oakline family portal. Create a free family account, sign the consent forms, then choose your sessions and pay. See how registration works.