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Summer Nature Day Camps

Photo: J. Cordulack

Does your child love bugs, tadpoles, or birds?

Audubon’s beautiful and diverse 290-acre sanctuary is an ideal location to explore nature through hikes, art, games and much more! Children ages 5 to 16 will learn about the world around them through hands-on investigation and exploration.

Camp themes vary from week to week and include:

• Aquatic Adventures
• Audubon Ecology Adventures (Children entering grades 6th-9th only)
• Backwoods Explorers
• Twilight Investigations
• Habitat Hoppin’

One-week sessions from June 30 through August 8th

Price: $300 for Audubon members; $335 for non-members
Camp Hours: 9:30 am to 3:30 pm
Group Size: Up to 12 campers per group with a 6:1 camper-to-counselor ratio

Download the complete details and registration forms below:

Summer Camp Brochure-2008 (11x17)

For a printer-friendly one-page registration form (8.5”x11) follow this link: Registration Form

Everything You Need To Know About Summer Camp

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Audubon Greenwich provides partial and full scholarships for camp through donations from other camp parents, local community organizations and through partnerships with the National Audubon Society. Information about the national partners can be found by clicking on the document below. To learn more about qualifying for a scholarship, please contact the Education Program Manager at 203-869-5272 ext. 239.
CampScholarshipInformation-AudubonGreenwich.pdf

REGISTRATION STARTS MARCH 1ST
Registrations will be processed in the order that they are received. You may register by mail, fax, or in person. We cannot accept registrations by phone.

For more information about our camp programs, contact our Camp Director, Lindsey DeVito at 203-869-5272 ext. 235 or ldevito@audubon.org.

CAMP VOLUNTEERS
A teen volunteer program (ages 15 - 18) enables high school students to gain camp experience. Volunteers must make a 2-week minimum commitment and attend a pre-camp training during the last week of June. Contact James Flynn at ext. 224 to get involved with Audubon this summer.