Summer Nature Adventure Camp 2008!

Look for your camp catalog in the mail in early January!
While your're waiting, check it out online here!

If you are having difficulty registering for camp, please call (202) 488-0627 for assistance. Thank you.

Discovery Creek Children's Museum summer camp will run for ten exciting weeks this summer from June 16 - August 22. Online Camp Registration for members begins online January 16, 2008. You must be a member by January 14, 2008 to participate in early registration. General registration begins January 22, 2008.
REGISTER HERE
THOSE WHO ARE NOT YET MEMBERS CAN REGISTER ON JANUARY 22, starting at 12:01 am!

Discovery Creek has lots of new programs for 2008!
Check out our Camps with the Summer Saddle Club- where you'll be able to ride and explore nature!

How about spending your week on board a ship! Find out more in our Adventure's Camp section!

We have 10 weeks of camp for 4-6 year olds at our site at the Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna, Virginia. This is a great way to involved in our camps for our Virginia Constituents. Learn more in our Little Explorers section

Our camps at Glen Echo are perfect for our youngest explorers! Our camp at the Stables is located in our Museum, while the Arcade is another building right near the carousel. Both camps have the opportunity to explore our trails, our animal collection and our creek!

The Camps at the Historic Schoolhouse are getting ready to roll! Campers at these camps will not only learn about science and the environment but they'll get out and experience it first hand with field trips all over the area! From the planetarium to a cave- they'll be looking at nature up close! Learn more in our Expert Explorers section

If you have questions, please call (202) 488-0627 or email camp@discoverycreek.org.

Discovery Creek's Summer Nature Adventure encourages all children to experience, appreciate, and become stewards of the natural environment. Whether it's coming face to face with a Tiger Salamander, tromping through creeks to investigate aquatic invertebrates, climbing over boulders and scaling rock faces, or discovering new adventures and making new friends, boys and girls ages 4 - 12 are engaged in activities that are hands-on and minds-on.