Our camps are led by experienced Museum educators. Our team approach implements creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication into each day’s lesson plan. From encounters with wildlife to exploring cultural heritage, your child will have an enriching camp experience at the Museum. Camps are offered to children in Kindergarten- 8th grade. Please register your child in the camp of their recently completed grade level.
How to Register for Multiple Camp Weeks Online
REGISTRATIONS
Online registration will close at 12 p.m. on the Friday prior to each camp. You may download, and bring in a registration form on the day of camp, but please know this does not guarantee you a spot. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Early registration is recommended.
We understand that changes arise in scheduling and therefore allow for one change in date and time no less than 2 weeks prior to the camp date. A $25 administrative fee for program date/time change is applied to any change made in addition to the allowed change, or one that is less than 2 weeks prior.
CAMP LUNCH PROGRAM
The Museum’s Trail Break Café offers a lunch program for K-8th grade campers. Lunch order forms may be downloaded from the forms section. Forms should be filled out by a parent or guardian, and sent with payment to camp with campers.
Tree to Tree Adventure Camps: Parents must complete the Tree-to-Tree e-zwaiver no more than 24 hours prior to day camp, OR filled out manually the day of the camp. Children 41” – 60” tall may use the TREEmendous Adventures Course, $15 per child. Children at least 54” tall may use the Canopy Crossing Course, $25 per child. ****Fees are in addition to camp fee. Tree to Tree waivers must be filled out each time your child participates in the course.***
FORMS
Authorization-for-Pick-Up
Summer Camp 2019
Please sign up for the grade that your child has recently completed.
Cost:
K-1 and Jr. CITs (7th-8th grade): $160/week for members, $170/week for non-members
2-6: $195/week for members, $205/week for non-members
Normal Hours: 8:45am – 4:45pm
Extended Care ($35): 7:45am – 5:45pm
July 8th– 12th– Grossology: Icky, creepy, and just plain gross, is what your camper will boast! We will create disgusting food, get our hands dirty in the dirt, make goo, identify scat, learn funny facts about the human body, and create disgusting experiments! Drop your child off for yucky, stinky, science filled fun! To register, please click the link below for the grade your child has completed.
Grossology Summer-Camp-K–1st-grade
Grossology Summer-Camp-2nd-3rd-Grade
Grossology Summer-Camp-4th-6th-grade
July 15th– 19th– At the Scene of the Crime: Campers will have a chance to explore the ins and outs of crime scene investigation. We’ll work our way through a case where campers have a hand at hair & fiber analysis, fingerprint analysis, crime scene reconstruction, print casting. To register, please click the link below for the grade your child has completed.
At the Scene of the Crime Summer-Camp-K–1st-grade
At the Scene of the Crime Summer-Camp-2nd-3rd-Grade
At the Scene of the Crime Summer-Camp-4th-6th-grade
At the Scene of the Crime Jr-CIT-Program
July 22nd– 26th– Zoo Crew: Campers will contribute to the Museum’s animals by helping in a habitat, creating different animal enrichments, assisting with diet making, telling animal tales, and discovering fascinating facts about the zoo world! Pounce on this week of adventure for your child! To register, please click the link below for the grade your child has completed.
*This camp is an additional $20 for 2nd-6th grade campers due to a field trip. Field trips for this camp will require drop off at 8am.
Zoo Crew Summer-Camp-K–1st-grade
Zoo Crew Summer-Camp-2nd-3rd-Grade
Zoo Crew Summer-Camp-4th-6th-grade
July 29th– August 2nd– Games, Stories, Adventure (zip camp): ZIP CAMP: This camp is full of fun activities. Campers will have a chance to go through the Tree to Tree Adventures course, as well as enjoy loads of games and stories that they will take home to share with family and friends. An additional fee will apply: TREEmendous Adventures course is an additional $15 per child; Canopy Crossing course is an additional $25 per child. To register, please click the link below for the grade your child has completed.
Games, Stories, Adventure Summer-Camp-K–1st-grade
Games, Stories, Adventure Summer-Camp-2nd-3rd-Grade
Games, Stories, Adventure Summer-Camp-4th-6th-grade
Games, Stories, Adventure Summer Camp Jr-CIT-Program
August 5th– August 9th– Ocean Conservation: Campers will understand the relationship between humans and the ocean as well as learn stories and songs of various cultures that have been passed down through time. They will also learn a bit about the exciting creatures that live in the sea that have ignited the interest of humans for years! To register, please click the link below for the grade your child has completed.
Ocean Conservation Summer-Camp-K–1st-grade
Ocean Conservation Summer-Camp-2nd-3rd-Grade