2021 Summer Camp Adventures
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2021: Weekly schedules will be a mix of our themes, based on availability of places that are safe, open and taking small group visits. We will not offer weekly themes this year, but hope to bring them back in 2022.
Each week will be a mixture of our themes:
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- June 7 - August 20, 2021
- Ages 4-12 accepted at all parks - Groups may be broken into 2 groups - (4-8 year olds) & (9-12 year olds) - 9am - 5pm - $375/week (9am-5pm) - $100 for extended care (8am - 6pm) |
Drop Off & Pick Up Locations
Additional Information
Campers will travel with a field trip leader via CapMetro to their scheduled destination, explore, enjoy a picnic lunch, explore some more, and then return back to their drop off/pick up location. The schedule of activities are planned in advance but subject to change due to weather. Please note that we are not a swim camp, we don't visit swimming pools. We will provide access to water via splash pads, barton creek, and Secret Beach (Colorado River) and do ask if your child can swim independently for our records. If your camper is looking to enjoy swimming pools while at camp, this is not the right camp for them.
There is a great deal of walking, with a focus on fitness and healthy eating during our camp.
There is a great deal of walking, with a focus on fitness and healthy eating during our camp.
Themed Weeks for Summer Camp 2022
Nature Week: Austin Nature & Science Center, Zilker Botanical Gardens, Zilker Splash Exhibit (Aquifers), Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Umlauf Sculpture Garden, Nature Walks & Bug Hunts, Mayfield Park, UT's turtle pond
Texas Week: Texas State Capitol, Texas State Cemetery, Texas State History Museum, Elisabet Ney Museum, Governor's Mansion, Camp Mabry, LBJ Library, UT Stark Center & Stadium Tour, O'Henry & Susannah Dickinson house
Art Week: Blanton Museum, Mexic-Arte Museum, Museum of Collectibles, Laguna Gloria, Umlauf Sculpture Garden. Elisabet Ney Museum, Harry Ransom Center
Diversity Week: George Washington Carver Museum, Texas School for the Blind, African American Heritage and Cultural Center, Mexican American Cultural Center, Community First! Village
Career Week: Learn how local businesses are run in Austin, tours could include: Google, Dropbox, Apple, KUT Radio, Sun Radio, Central Market, Whole Foods, Austin City Powersports, AMM Collision, Capital Metro, Amazon, Cici's Pizza, Firehouse, Police Station, and more
Mixed Theme Week: This week will be a combination of our theme weeks with a variety of locations from each theme.
*Locations are subject to change based on availability and weather. Not every week includes all theme locations.
Texas Week: Texas State Capitol, Texas State Cemetery, Texas State History Museum, Elisabet Ney Museum, Governor's Mansion, Camp Mabry, LBJ Library, UT Stark Center & Stadium Tour, O'Henry & Susannah Dickinson house
Art Week: Blanton Museum, Mexic-Arte Museum, Museum of Collectibles, Laguna Gloria, Umlauf Sculpture Garden. Elisabet Ney Museum, Harry Ransom Center
Diversity Week: George Washington Carver Museum, Texas School for the Blind, African American Heritage and Cultural Center, Mexican American Cultural Center, Community First! Village
Career Week: Learn how local businesses are run in Austin, tours could include: Google, Dropbox, Apple, KUT Radio, Sun Radio, Central Market, Whole Foods, Austin City Powersports, AMM Collision, Capital Metro, Amazon, Cici's Pizza, Firehouse, Police Station, and more
Mixed Theme Week: This week will be a combination of our theme weeks with a variety of locations from each theme.
*Locations are subject to change based on availability and weather. Not every week includes all theme locations.