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Mad Scientists (Grades 3-4)
Have you ever wondered how to make ice cream, build a simple machine, or create a tornado? Ask questions, propose hypotheses, develop methods, and collect data during a week full of hands-on science fun.
Surviving Jackson Hole (Grades 5-6)
Master critical survival and teambuilding skills: make a fire, build a shelter, purify water and learn tracking skills. Each day is a new challenge for survival and fun in the outdoors.
Kings of the Mountains (Grades 7-9)
Answer the call of the wild on an expedition into the rugged terrain surrounding Jackson Hole. Your band of brothers will work as a team on our Doug Walker Challenge Course, paddle glacially-carved lakes, solve mysteries with science, and make a difference through service projects.
Women Only Leadership, Volunteering, Exploration, and Science (WOLVES) (Grades 7-9)
Join the wolf pack for a girl-powered adventure through the heart of the Wyoming wilderness. Come discover your own strengths on an all-female backpacking expedition into the rugged terrain surrounding Jackson Hole.
Forest Kindergarten – Victor, ID
This camp provides children with the opportunity to explore, wonder, and freely play in our local natural environment. Children spend the entirety of the day outdoors, rain or shine.
Pre-K Adventures – Wood & Glue – Jackson, WY
Come build, create, and design with natural and repurposed materials!
Pre-K Adventures – Wood & Glue – Victor, ID
Come build, create, and design with natural and repurposed materials!
H2-Oh! (Grades 1-2)
Imagine living your entire life in or near water! What adaptations would you need to survive?
Super Stream Team (Grades 3-4)
Slip on your water shoes, roll up your sleeves and prepare to discover a whole new world at the water's edge.
Trails, Tents, & Canoes (Grades 5-6)
Have fun while hiking and paddling your way through Grand Teton National Park! Investigate the animals and plants that inhabit the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, discover secrets about the land under our feet, and conclude with camping Thursday night at Jackson Lake.
Teton Teen Leadership (Grades 7-9)
What does it mean to be a leader? During this one-week program you’ll answer that question by focusing on identifying your personal leadership style, practicing group problem-solving and decision making, and putting your teamwork skills to the test on the Doug Walker Challenge Course.
Forest Kindergarten – Jackson, WY
This camp provides children with the opportunity to explore, wonder, and freely play in our local natural environment. Children spend the entirety of the day outdoors, rain or shine.