 Summer Science Camp Registration Now Open Space, volcanoes, sharks, survival and a summer time  machine are just some of the topics on tap this summer at the South Florida Museum, where we offer six weeks of summer camp for elementary and middle school students.
Registration is now open for our Summer Science Camps for students in grades 1 through 5 and students in grades 6 through 8. Camps take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday (except for holiday weeks). Snacks are provided but students must bring their own lunches each day.
Elementary-Level Camp (for kids entering grades 1-5):
Week 1* (June 14 – 17): “Space: The Final Frontier”
Week 2 (June 20 – 24): “Blow Your Top: Volcanoes!”
Week 3 (June 27 – July 1): “Survival Camp”
Week 4* (July 5 – 8): “Smile, It’s Shark Week”
Week 5 (July 11 – 15): “Ancient Civilizations”
Week 6 (July 18 – 22): “Frozen: The Real Ice Age”
*Holiday week. No camp on Monday.
Middle-School Level Camp (for kids entering grades 6-8):
Week 1* (June 14 – 17): “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids!”
Week 2 (June 20 – 24): “Summer Camp Time Machine”
Week 3 (June 27 – July 1): “Summer Camp Time Machine”
Week 4* (July 5 – 8): “Let’s Sling Some Paint”
Week 5 (July 11 – 15): “Summer Camp Time Machine”
Week 6 (July 18 – 22): “Summer Camp Time Machine”
*Holiday week. No camp on Monday.
Registration Details:
A $50 non-refundable deposit is required for each camp to secure a slot. Full payment is accepted at registration or required by one week prior to the camp’s start date. Space is limited and slots will be filled on a first come, first served basis.
Camp Fees:
Museum Members: $200/session; Additional Member campers receive the 10 percent family discount and pay just $180/session.
Non-Member Campers: $250/session
*Fees for camps that take place during holiday weeks (June 14-17 & July 5-8) are reduced:
Museum Members: $160, with additional Member campers paying $140
Non-Member Campers: $210
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