Attending Adventure Seekers has been a peaceful, nature-centred experience for all my children. ... It's a great way for kids to be immersed in nature.
Calling All Adventure Seekers - Where the Wild Seeds Grow
Mukanthi Nature Play Space
Woodforde SA, Australia
Description
What happens when you plant a seed?
Nobody really knows. 🌱
A seed might become a towering tree, a winding path, a secret hideaway, a new friendship, a muddy discovery, or the beginning of a lifelong love of nature.
At Calling all AdventureSeekers: Where the Wild Seeds Grow children are invited to follow their curiosity into a nature-filled world of possibilities. There is no single path to follow and no right way to explore. Instead, families will uncover a collection of open-ended nature experiences designed to spark wonder, creativity, connection and adventure.
Will you build? Create? Climb? Imagine? Search? Discover?
The choice belongs to the child.
Through hands-on exploration, loose parts, natural materials and playful challenges, children become explorers, storytellers, inventors and adventurers.
Every activity is an invitation. Every discovery plants a seed.
Some seeds grow into confidence. Some grow into curiosity. Some grow into a deeper connection with the natural world.
And some become the beginning of a lifetime spent seeking adventure outdoors.
Join Calling All Adventure Seekers and help plant the seed your child needs to fall in love with nature.
One Seed. One Mission. ADVENTURE. ✨️
Testimonials
Every event brings a new adventure, and we've made so many wonderful memories along the way.
Sarah does a great job of organising each session and providing a gentle theme and structure while still allowing plenty of freedom for nature play and exploration.
Sarah is a passionate woman and mother and that reflects into this amazing program. I cant speak more highly of both AS and Sarah for creating such an amazing space for active and adventurous families
AS gives my son the perfect space to explore, discover, and connect with nature in ways that genuinely light him up. For me, it's the community that makes it so so special - warm & welcoming.
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FAQs
- Who is this event for?
Where the Wild Seeds Grow is suitable for families, specifically for children aged 4-12 years. Siblings are welcome.
All children are to remain under the direct supervision and full responsibility of their parent/carer at all times This is a shared outdoor experience, not a drop-off program.
- Weather Policy
We don't wait for perfect weather-we work with it. Sessions run in light rain, wind, and changing conditions.
However, in the event of dangerous weather, thunderstorms, heavy rain and hail, the event will be postponed. The event host will communicate this to attendees at the earliest possible opportunity.
It is up to the discretion of the host to determine whether a credit or full refund is offered.
Weather decisions will be made by 6pm the night before and communication will be via email as required.
- Cancellations & Refunds
Cancellations made 7 days or more before the event will receive a full refund.
Cancellations made within 7 days will receive a credit for a future session to be used within 6 months.
If the organiser cancels the session, participants will receive a refund or credit, at the discretion of the host.
- What to Bring?
Pack your Adventure Bags & expect the unexpected.
Consider a water bottle & snack; appropriate shoes (to climb, run, and explore the creek); weather-appropriate clothing (layers encouraged); a towel and spare clothes.
- Safety Notes
Natural environments include uneven terrain, sticks, rocks, water, insects, snakes and seasonal changes.
Parents are to supervise their child/ren at all times during the event. This is not a drop and go program and children remain the responsibility of their parent at all times.
Insurance is through Playground SA. Individual families require registration and need to check in upon arrival.
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