Mythik Camps is a home for every hero.
Join Mythik Camps this summer for an experience designed to spark imagination and unleash your child’s inner hero.
Mythology, storytelling, outdoor adventure and more. During week-long sessions, campers participate in story-driven quests, taking on the role of heroes, solving mysteries and completing missions in a fully interactive environment.
“Mythik Camps is a family of camps that create immersive adventures for campers to bring ancient stories to life and become the heroes they were meant to be,” said Alex Tissiere, the camp’s Director of Story.
In an entirely outdoor experience, Camp Half-Blood combines traditional camp activities with imaginative role-playing inspired by mythology and fantasy in Los Angeles’ Cheviot Hills Park and Brand Park.
Designed for a wide range of children, the camp welcomes both imaginative, story-driven kids and those simply looking for outdoor play. Through the experience, campers are encouraged to try new activities, build confidence and expand their interests.
In teams of 12, campers are led by a dedicated counselor each week in groups named after mythological cities like Athens or Sparta. As the group develops its own identity through chants, banners and shared experience, each week is unique and offers a different story to tell.
“Some kids come in already loving mythology, and others have never experienced it before, but they all get immersed in this world of magic, heroes and adventure,” Alex said. “The kid who comes for sword fighting might discover they love the story, and the kid who comes for the story might discover they love the action.”
Kids experience learning through immersive play. Some activities include a custom-role playing game called “Mytho,” which blends storytelling with reading, writing, math, critical thinking and problem solving. Through this experience, kids become more engaged in reading and storytelling during and after camp and often want to quickly sign up for more.
The variety of quests and narratives expose campers to diverse cultures and narratives — not just Greek or Roman traditions. Mythik Camps blends outdoor play, creativity and storytelling to create a unique summer experience.
“We don’t want camp to feel like school — it’s an escape — but there are so many learning opportunities built into the experience,” Alex said. “We offer this camp because we didn’t have camps like this when we were kids. We’re creating the kind of experience we wish we had growing up.”
To learn more about Mythik Camps and register for camp, visit www.mythikcamps.com.
