OVERNIGHTS & EXPEDITIONS

Join AWI staff for memorable trips, planned creatively to facilitate meaningful bonding experiences.

Registration for Backpacking and Camping trips is open!

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High School Girls Leadership Retreat

Join us for a transformative weekend designed to cultivate confident, compassionate, and capable young women. Set on the beautiful Sage Steward Farm along California’s coast, Forging Leaders blends outdoor adventure, regenerative agriculture, and leadership development into an unforgettable experience.

Throughout the weekend, participants will enjoy 5 fresh farm-to-table meals, contribute to meaningful land stewardship projects, and learn practical skills while caring for the farm and its ecosystems. Leadership workshops, team challenges, and guided reflections will equip girls with the confidence to lead with integrity, resilience, and service. Every participant will have opportunities to step into leadership roles, collaborate with peers, solve real-world challenges, and strengthen their connection to Allah through time in nature.

Come build lifelong friendships, discover your strengths, serve the land, and leave inspired to become a leader in your family, community, and the world.

Father and Son's Backpacking Trip

Join us for an unforgettable Father & Son Adventure in the majestic Sequoia National Forest. This three-day camping experience is designed to strengthen the bond between fathers and sons through adventure, teamwork, and time spent in Allah’s creation. Together we’ll hike among the world’s largest trees, learn wilderness and bushcraft skills, gather around the campfire, share meaningful reflections, and enjoy games, challenges, and hands-on outdoor activities.

Family Campout 2026 in Pescadero, CA

Join us for an unforgettable AWI Family Camp in Pescadero, Northern California, where nature, creativity, and community come alive! Set near the peaceful ocean, this beautiful site offers the perfect place for families to unplug, breathe deeply, and reconnect with each other.

Throughout the weekend, families dive into hands-on adventures and creative workshops. Families will enjoy farming, woodworking and stewardship projects. We will explore coastal, steam, grassland, and forest ecology. Expect laughter, learning, and plenty of discovery along the way.

Shared meals, cozy campfires under star-filled skies, peaceful reflection time, and lively group games help build memories that last long after camp ends. Families leave refreshed, inspired, and more connected—ready to bring a renewed sense of care for the earth and each other into everyday life. Each family member must register. 3rd+ participant is 50% off. Ages 3 and under are free.

PACKING LISTS

Use this checklist for Car Camping. Car camping is defined as pulling up to a parking lot and not having to walk far to setup your campsite.
Use this checklist for Backpacking Trips. Backpacking is defined as having to carry everything on your back at least a mile or more into your campsite. Usually backpacking trips are roughly 2 to 30 miles on foot where camp is built and taken down multiple times throughout the journey.