Zoo CAMPS
THE WILDEST DAY CAMP!
At-Home Camp Activities
Living with Wildlife
Wildlife is all around us. Discover the wildlife in your neighborhood and explore ways to live along side these animals.
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Discover how your yard or local park is a habitat for wildlife.
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Use your eyes and ears to learn what animals in your neighborhood come out after dark.
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Choose a spot to be your research station and observe the plants and animals living there.
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Close your eyes and use your sense of hearing to create a map of sounds you hear.
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Observe the different types of birds that live in your neighborhood.
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Design a city that both people and wildlife can live in.
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As an engineer, design a way for wildlife to safely cross a highway.
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Take action to help the wildlife in your neighborhood.
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SUMMER CAMP UPDATE
2020 Summer Camps Have Been Canceled
It is with great sadness we announce that the summer camps scheduled in 2020 have been canceled. This was a very difficult decision to make but was done in order to preserve the zoo you know and love. We understand this is a challenging time for your families and this only adds to the disappointments you may face.
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Thank you for caring for animals as much as we do and for being part of our zoo community. We cannot wait to welcome you back to the zoo when it is safe to do so.
Your support is more important than ever to keep our vital work going. Please consider giving to the Woodland Park Zoo Relief Fund.
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ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Woodland Park Zoo Camps inspire children to make conservation a priority in their lives by advancing their STEAM skills, building connections to nature, and exploring the animals of our world.
Woodland Park Zoo offers school-year break camps and summer camp. Camp dates follow Seattle Public Schools' calendar.
Camps are divided into tiers by camper age. Each tier offers developmentally appropriate curricula that support Next Generation Science Standards. Curricula themes are centered around the zoo's mission to save wildlife and inspire everyone to make conservation a priority in their lives.
Camp Waitlist
If your preferred camp session is full, you may register online for our camp waitlist. If space becomes available, we will contact waitlisted families with an offer and deadline for accepting the open space.
Please double check your confirmation, if you have registered for a waitlist we will contact you if we have an opening to finish your registration.
additional INFORMATION
Camp Guide
Please review the Camp Guide prior to the start of camp. This guide includes important guidelines as well as a chart with drop-off and pick-up locations for each camp.
Read the Camp Guide
Extended Day Program
The zoo offers an Extended Day program for the convenience of parents and caretakers. Afternoon Extended Day is available year-round, and both morning and afternoon Extended Day are offered in summer.
Find out more about Extended Day
Classes & Camps Scholarships
Woodland Park Zoo is pleased to provide limited scholarship opportunities for eligible families toward zoo classes or camp programs. Scholarship forms for Woodland Park Zoo Summer Camps are accepted starting January 1. These applications will be reviewed together and awards sent out in early February. All forms received after February 1 are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Scholarship Application Scholarship Letter
contact
If you have additional questions or need assistance regarding camp offerings, please contact our registration office by email or by calling 206.548.2424 ext 3. Email is recommended so that we may track your request more accurately.