Join a St. Louis County Park Ranger and spend the week learning to be good anglers. Every day the group will venture out to a new fishing location in a St. Louis County Park. Learn to catch a wide variety of native species.

At Nature's Canvas: Art Camp, young artists ages 11-14 discover nature's beauty at Broemmelsiek Park and create art based on their findings. Campers use a variety of mediums such as paint, clay, fibers, and natural objects throughout this immersive art camp. Participants should dress to get messy and bring their imaginations. Bring a snack, sack lunch and water bottle. Camp hours are from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. The fee of $100 includes all art supplies needed for camp. Pre-registration is required.

This camp for students entering grades 7-8 will integrate biology, engineering, and computer coding for five half-days in July. Farmers and biologists have always used their five senses to assess the health of plants. Increasingly, smart machines can be programmed to do the same. Students will learn about the function of the human sensory systems and create devices to duplicate these systems using electronic sensors and tiny computers (micro: bits). Students will learn to program using a simple form of block coding. By the end of the week, each student team will have created and programmed a device to scan a plant leaf, identify common problems, and recommend the appropriate corrective action.

For ages 7 and up. Art for the whole family! You and your petite Picassos are invited to enjoy an afternoon of sweet treats and summer colors. After an inspirational stroll through our butterfly-filled Conservatory, follow along with our instructor as they demonstrate the process of painting a butterfly, one pigment at a time. Each registrant receives supplies needed for one project. One adult included with each registered child.

Counselor in training is a volunteer program designed to allow youth to work in a camp setting and gain the experience and knowledge needed to become a camp counselor.

Whether you are a total beginner or have been shredding the wake since you could walk, Water Monkey has a place for you. Our coaches create a custom instruction plan for each camper allowing every individual to progress at their own pace in their waterskiing, wakeboarding and wakesurfing skills.

Counselor in training is a volunteer program designed to allow youth to work in a camp setting and gain the experience and knowledge needed to become a camp counselor.

Join a St. Louis County Park Ranger and spend the week learning to be good anglers. Every day the group will venture out to a new fishing location in a St. Louis County Park. Learn to catch a wide variety of native species.

This camp is for youth ages 9 to 14 who are interested in the next level mountain bike camp. Our Summer Ride sessions are designed to introduce riders to Wheels Up Mountain Biking 2.0 Camps and help them feel prepared for the more rigorous off road riding. We still have games in the morning but we end that early and focus on MTB more of the day. Campers will learn new skills, develop more confidence, make new friendships, and take their riding to the next level. These riders have the opportunity to focus on specific enduro and downhill skills with an emphasis on safety and rider etiquette. We will also spend time showing basic mechanic skills, Bike games, and Wheels Up Obstacles including: drops, jumps, airbags, and more technical trails. These camps are from 9am – 3pm and riders will need to bring sack lunches with snacks! We burn a lot of calories in this camp!

This program is a week-long summer institute for riders ages 12 to 16. Participants will have lots of fun, refine their skills and have plenty of time to get to know the horses and each other! Alfred University equestrian programs offer a wonderful opportunity for all levels of riders from beginners through advanced to define and achieve their personal riding goals during an exciting, fun-filled week. Participants can bring their own horses or use AU's great lesson horses. Participants will ride and care for the horse throughout the week as they refine their skills - with an emphasis on having fun and enjoying our beautiful natural surroundings while learning! Our Equestrian institutes are held at AU's Bromeley-Daggett Equestrian Center.

Reach for the stars from Alfred! Learn about the night sky, and astronomy, through a series of hands-on STEM activities, and some basic astronomy lectures. You can experience physics and astronomy at Alfred through presentations on active research given by faculty, and undergraduate students. The most exciting part of our program is the night-time observing using our extensive collection of telescopes ranging in size from 8 to 32 inches in diameter.

SCCSA is a premier career and leadership development summer program. This program is designed to inform, inspire and challenge student participants to consider a career in the agricultural, natural resource and life science industries as well as to be model citizens of leadership and influence for these industries as they embrace an agriculturalist philosophy.

Tiger's Choice is an intensive riding camp that lets riders experience what it’s like to ride for Clemson's IHSA (Intercollegiate Horse Show Association) Equestrian Team. Campers ride Clemson Equestrian Team horses in IHSA format daily, while also experiencing the culture of Clemson University from a student perspective and meeting other equestrians.

Archery, canoeing, swimming and more await you at Camp Wartburg!

Iowa State's AgDiscovery program provides an opportunity for teenagers aged 15 to 17 to learn about careers in Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science, Laboratory Technology, and Wildlife Ecology. Students live on the Iowa State University campus and learn from university professors, scientists who work for the U.S. government, local agricultural producers, and animal welfare and management organizations.