• Online
• Over the phone – (801) 768-4971
• In person at the Museum of Ancient Life, 2^nd floor, Design and Programming office

Registration closes one week prior to the beginning of camp.

If the class you want is sold out, please call (801) 768-4971 to be added to a waitlist.

Camp sessions vary in price depending on grade, length of day, and days per week. Please check individual camp listings for price information.

• Thanksgiving Point Institute does not issue refunds for Summer Day Camp registration.

• Transfers are permitted up to 1 business day or 24 hours in advance with a $10.00 fee based on availability and any cost difference between camps.

• Substitutions – a neighbor, cousin, sibling, etc. - are accepted up to first day of camp.

• If a camp is cancelled by Thanksgiving Point Institute due to low enrollment, all fees will be refunded.

There are two drop off locations for Summer Day Camps. You can find a map HERE

• South Camps – Across from Farm Country at Sycamore Park
• North Campus – North-West of the Museum of Natural Curiosity

• Preschool camps are single day and run for 2.5 hours – 9:30a-12p, or 1:30p-4p
• Kinder – 1^st grade day camps are 3 hours, 9a-12 or 1p-4p; Kinder – 1^st 4 day camps are M-Th 9a-12p or 1p-4p
• All 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 grade camps, single and 4-day, run for a full day from 9a-3p. Some exceptions for partner camps.
• All 7-12 grade camps are 3 hours, 9a-12p  Monday through Friday

• Lunch is provided for all full-day camps and snacks are provided for all camps.
• If your child has an allergy, please make sure your medical form is up to date and any allergies are clearly communicated to staff. Depending on the allergy and severity, it may be best to bring a lunch from home.

Camp curriculum and lesson plans are geared toward the grade your child will be entering into in the Fall of 2018. If you have an older and a younger child you would like to be in the same camp we do allow older children to attend camps one grade lower.

Our camps promote independent learning and socialization opportunities for your child. If you feel your child is unable to remain in camp without you, it may be best to wait a year before you send them to camp.

Depending on which camp you choose your child could be making and programming a Lego EV3 robot, painting with watercolors in the gardens, catching polliwogs and toads to make observations, collecting insects and plants to research, using software to design and 3D print jewelry, or feeding goats and sheep to learn about adaptations.

• Water bottle
• Shoes to run in (flip-flops are not recommended)
• Weather appropriate clothes to explore and play in.
• Sunscreen – already applied!

All of our campers come home with parent letters with additional resources – websites, books, experiments, and activities – to continue the fun all summer long!