Get outside, explore nature, learn more about the environment around you, and more in these eco, nature, and farm-focused camps. Each full-week camp is a multi-age, collaborative summer camp experience. Eco campers spend time indoors and outdoors throughout the day.
Grades K-5: 9 am - 3 pm, $300 members/$340 non-members.
PreK: 9 am - 12 pm, $170 for members/$195 for non-members.
Financial assistance is available for all summer programs on request. We don’t want anyone to miss out on summer camp! Contact reservations@explora.us for more information.
Week 1: June 1 - 5, 2026
Calling All Pollinators
Pre-K & K
9 am-12 pm
Bees, butterflies, birds, moths, and bats all play an important role in the viability of our food sources and our ecosystem. What type of plants do different pollinators like? What are elements of a garden that encourages butterflies to visit? Create your own bee hotels and more in this camp on pollinators.
Seed to Plate
K-3rd Grades
9 am-3 pm
How does all that tasty food end up on your plate? Delve into all the exciting and delicious foods that can be made from ingredients found fresh on the farm. Investigate the many different ways that a seed ends up as part of a meal on a plate.
Week 2: June 8 - 12, 2026
Farming SOILutions
K-2nd Grades
9 am-3 pm
What exactly is soil? What can it do? In this week-long farm camp, we will examine this crucial top layer of earth up close and in depth. Work with a variety of soils, both natural and synthetic, to find what is best to support our little sprouts!
Seed to Plate
2nd-5th Grades
9 am-3 pm
How does all that tasty food end up on your plate? Delve into all the exciting and delicious foods that can be made from ingredients found fresh on the farm. Investigate the many different ways that a seed ends up as part of a meal on a plate.
Week 4: June 22 - 26, 2026
Farming SOILutions
PreK & K
9 am-12 pm
What exactly is soil? What can it do? In this week-long farm camp, we will examine this crucial top layer of earth up close and in depth. Work with a variety of soils, both natural and synthetic, to find what is best to support our little sprouts!
Seed to Plate
K-3rd Grades
9 am-3 pm
How does all that tasty food end up on your plate? Delve into all the exciting and delicious foods that can be made from ingredients found fresh on the farm. Investigate the many different ways that a seed ends up as part of a meal on a plate.
Week 6: July 6 - 10, 2026
Calling All Pollinators
PreK & K
9 am-12 pm
Bees, butterflies, birds, moths, and bats all play an important role in the viability of our food sources and our ecosystem. What type of plants do different pollinators like? What are elements of a garden that encourages butterflies to visit? Create your own bee hotels and more in this camp on pollinators.
Seed to Plate
2nd - 5th Grades
9 am-3 pm
How does all that tasty food end up on your plate? Delve into all the exciting and delicious foods that can be made from ingredients found fresh on the farm. Investigate the many different ways that a seed ends up as part of a meal on a plate.
Week 7: July 13 - 17, 2026
Farming SOILutions
PreK & K: 9 am-12 pm
K-3rd Grades: 9 am-3 pm
What exactly is soil? What can it do? In this week-long farm camp, we will examine this crucial top layer of earth up close and in depth. Work with a variety of soils, both natural and synthetic, to find what is best to support our little sprouts!
