Cubby Camp

All sessions of Adventure Camp foster an appreciation and understanding of animals and nature through live animal interactions, animal observations, games, arts & crafts, and many other exciting activities. Each session will include a morning and afternoon snack. Campers bring their own lunch. Campers are grouped by age.

Global Adventures June 11-15, July 16-20th

The whole world is at your feet! Travel the continents to learn about the animals around the globe. You’ll visit Africa one day, Australia or Asia the next! Don’t forget to stamp your Zoo Passport on your fun-filled, fact-finding journey!

Animal Extremes! June 18-22, July 23-27

From elephants to tree frogs, sloths to cheetahs-animals come in all shapes, sizes, and speeds! Explore the world of animal extremes and learn how our zookeepers take care of the largest, smallest, fastest, slowest, and every animal in between.

I Want to be an …Ologist! June 25-29, July 30-Aug 3

Zoologist! Herpetologist! Entomologist! Ornithologist! Paleontologist! Calling all ologists! We will spend the week discovering all the different ologies, what it takes to become an ologist, and how they keep the zoo roaring.

Action for Animals July 2-6, **August 6-10

Are you ready to take action for animals? Learn about our endangered animals and their homes, and what people are doing to help. Young conservationists will discover everyday actions that build a better world for animals.

Dynamic Duos July 9-13, August 13-17th

Friend or foe? From the lion and gazelle to the rhino and oxpecker-all animals interact in different ways. Some relationships are good for all and some are good for one but all are totally wild! Grab a buddy and come discover these dynamic animal relationships!

No camp on July 4th

Extended Care:

An extended care camp schedule is provided for those families that need an early start or late pick-up from zoo camp. The extended day allows for early campers to begin arriving at 7:30 am and late afternoon pick-ups until 5:30 pm.