the last fire
is out. for now.
year one · september 3–6, 2026 · camp pagweak · pugwash, nova scotia
our first wild things weekender is in the books. three nights of bunks, campfires, kayaks, a private beach and one glorious silent disco under the stars, with the best people we know. thank you for coming home to camp with us.
we did it, wild things
in september 2026, kuuma brought a whole camp of grown-ups, families and solo campers back to the sacred lands of camp pagweak. we claimed bunks, sang at the fire, paddled the harbour, walked the beach at low tide, ate together at one long table and danced across the grounds in the dark.
to everyone who came, to the crew who lit the fires and stirred the pots, and to camp pagweak for opening the gate: thank you. you made year one exactly what we hoped it would be.
photos from year one
we're editing the photos from camp right now. they'll land here as soon as they're ready.
we can't wait to return in 2027
wild things is coming back to the sacred lands of camp pagweak. we're planning a bigger camp for year two: labour day week, a full week of it.
wild things 2027
tentative dates: august 29 to september 5, 2027. seven nights, eight days, labour day week.
nothing is booked yet and the dates may move. registration is closed until then. if you want to be the first to hear when it opens, send us a note and we'll keep you on the list.
andie grew up here
andie landed at pagweak as a camper in 1998 and basically never left. from 2006 to 2013 she was staff: senior counsellor, tuck shop operator, first aid, programs director, and official designer of the camp t-shirt.
in 2026 she brought kuuma home to it. one year in, and it already feels like a tradition.
