What if nature became the starting point for a child’s next big design idea?
Step outdoors, discover the wonders of nature and bring your imagination back into the studio!
Join Potabella Studio and NatureDen for a two-day holiday adventure that combines outdoor nature exploration with architecture-inspired design and hands-on making.
Children will spend their mornings outdoors, observing natural patterns, structures, shapes and relationships. Through playful investigations, they will discover how nature can inspire the way we design and build.
Back at Potabella Studio, children will transform their observations into imaginative design ideas, experimenting with materials, sketching possibilities and creating their own nature-inspired structures and environments.
What children will experience:
Outdoor nature exploration and observation
Discovering patterns, structures and forms in nature
Design thinking and creative problem-solving
Sketching, building and model making
Collaborative exploration and independent creativity
This is not a step-by-step craft workshop. Children are encouraged to ask questions, experiment and develop their own original ideas.
Camp Details
Dates: 7 & 8 Dec 2026
Time: 9am–4pm (2 full days)
Ages: Seven to 12 years
Venue: Potabella Studio, Woodlands, with outdoor nature exploration at Admiralty Park
Fees: S$338 early bird / S$358 regular (2 full days)
Organised by Potabella Studio × NatureDen.
* Early bird discount closes on 31 Oct 2026.
Lunch and two snacks are included. All materials included.
Small groups. Meaningful experiences.
The holiday camps bring together outdoor experiences, thoughtful facilitation and time for hands-on making. Children are encouraged to explore their own ideas and learn through the process, not simply follow instructions to complete a craft.
Community Access
50% off regular camp fees for eligible Blue CHAS cardholders and 20% off for eligible Orange CHAS cardholders. Discounts cannot be combined with Early Bird rates and are subject to verification and available supported places. This is a Potabella Studio initiative, not a government-funded CHAS camp subsidy.
