Camp Collapse – A Time Travel Experience

Your Time Travelling Experience

Camp Collapse explores future possibilities:
what we want, how to get there and how to be ready!

We envision a sustainable, responsible and resilient society.

Through immersive experiences, we present future collapse as a possible reality and inspire action to reduce its effects.

Inspired by Deep Adaptation, the engaging nature of games and the performing arts, we merge them into creative experiences that take you on a playful journey of discovering what the future could look like. Camp Collapse co-creates different scenarios of that future with you and inspires you to take action to prevent the most extreme of those scenarios from happening by…experiencing them first!

WHAT WE DO

Future Scenario Building Workshops

A group is guided to visualise possible futures through an immersive workshop structure. Facilitated online or offline!

Future Immersion Retreat

Spend a few inspiring days with a group that experiments with Deep Adaptation and co-create a sustainable future together!

Camp Collapse Live Action Role Play

Take part in a Live Action Role Play and survive a future that didn’t succeed in dealing with Climate Change in time!

Interactive Performances

Attend theatric plays and artistic performances that take you on a journey through a multiverse of possible futures!

Onboarding Game Nights

Play a variety of board games with us, themed around sustainability and collaboration!

WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT US

“I enjoyed moving from an abstract idea of the future to more concrete scenarios as the basis for this workshop’s exploration. I believe we need to move beyond hope (which only exists in conjunction with fear) and become (more) fearless – and moving away from abstract thinking about future is part of this journey.” – Daniel

“I found the workshop very interestingg. Would like to participate in more in the future. I guess considering the Covid situation, better outside than insight, right?” – Joachim

“This workshop provided a fun challenge to think about what will be going on in the world for the next few decades and how we’ll adapt to it.” – Ian