Single day camp experiences offered during spring break.
Denver Zoo is a outdoor & nature summer camp in Denver, CO. Tuition starts at $85 and goes up to $85 per day.
Sessions (70)
Spring Safari Camp - Week 1 (Ages 5-10)
During Week 1 of Spring Safari Camp, campers ages 5 to 10 will embark on exciting single-day adventures exploring the wonders of nature at the Denver Zoo. Each day, children will engage in hands-on activities such as animal tracking, learning about local wildlife habitats, and participating in guided nature walks. The week emphasizes discovery and curiosity, with themed projects like creating animal masks and understanding animal behaviors. This immersive experience offers a fun and educational way to connect with springtime nature.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 1: June 8-12 (Ages 7-9)
Kick off summer with an exciting introduction to animal habitats! Campers will explore the Denver Zoo's diverse environments, participate in hands-on animal care activities, and create their own habitat dioramas. They'll learn about animal adaptations and how different species survive in the wild through interactive games and guided zoo expeditions.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 1: June 8-12 (Ages 9-12)
Kick off the summer with an exciting introduction to animal habitats and behaviors. Campers will explore the Denver Zoo through guided expeditions, learning about native and exotic species. Hands-on activities include creating animal tracking journals and participating in interactive animal care demonstrations. This week focuses on observation skills and understanding animal adaptations.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 1: June 8-12 (Ages 13-15)
Kick off the summer with an exciting introduction to animal habitats and behaviors. Campers will participate in hands-on activities including animal tracking and creating detailed wildlife journals. A special expedition to the Denver Zoo’s African Savanna exhibit will deepen their understanding of ecosystem dynamics. This week focuses on observation skills and scientific inquiry.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 1 (Ages 11-13)
Kick off the summer with an exciting introduction to animal habitats and behaviors. Campers will explore the Denver Zoo's diverse species, participate in hands-on animal care activities, and embark on guided zoo expeditions. This week emphasizes conservation awareness through interactive games and crafts, helping campers connect with wildlife and understand their role in protecting nature.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 1 (Ages 5-7)
Dive into the wild during Week 1 of Summer Safari Camp! Campers will explore animal habitats through hands-on activities and exciting zoo expeditions. They will engage in 'The Zoo in You' program, discovering how animals inspire our senses and movements. Expect interactive games, crafts, and close-up animal encounters that spark curiosity and wonder about the natural world.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 1 (Ages 9-11)
In Week 1 of Summer Safari Camp, campers embark on an exciting journey exploring animal adaptations through hands-on activities and zoo expeditions. They will learn about biomimicry by studying how animals inspire innovative designs in nature and technology. Campers engage in interactive sessions with live animals, fostering a deeper connection to wildlife and conservation. Each day combines outdoor exploration with creative projects, making learning fun and immersive.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 2 (Ages 5-10)
In Week 2, campers will dive deeper into the natural world with a focus on springtime animal behaviors and plant life. Activities include observing animal feeding routines, participating in seed planting projects, and crafting nature journals to document discoveries. Children will develop observation skills and foster a love for the environment through interactive games and storytelling sessions about animal habitats. This week encourages curiosity and hands-on learning in a vibrant outdoor setting.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 2: June 15-19 (Ages 7-9)
This week focuses on animal senses and communication. Campers will engage in sensory exploration activities, learning how animals use sight, sound, smell, and touch to navigate their world. They'll participate in interactive zoo tours highlighting animal behaviors and create their own animal communication projects using sounds and signals.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 2: June 15-19 (Ages 9-12)
This week dives into the world of animal diets and nutrition. Campers will participate in interactive sessions about herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores, including preparing enrichment treats for select animals. Zoo expeditions will focus on observing feeding behaviors and learning about conservation efforts related to endangered species. Creative projects include designing animal-safe habitats and diet plans.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 2: June 15-19 (Ages 13-15)
This week dives into animal adaptations and survival strategies. Campers will engage in interactive workshops to build model animal shelters and camouflage techniques. A guided tour of the Denver Zoo’s reptile house will highlight unique adaptations in cold-blooded animals. The week culminates with a group project designing a hypothetical animal suited to a specific environment.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 2 (Ages 11-13)
This week focuses on the fascinating world of animal adaptations. Campers will engage in interactive sessions learning how animals survive in different environments, participate in behind-the-scenes zoo tours, and take part in conservation projects aimed at protecting endangered species. Creative workshops will allow campers to design their own animal-inspired art and explore wildlife photography basics.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 2 (Ages 5-7)
Week 2 invites campers to become 'Zoo Engineers' as they design and build animal habitats using natural materials and creative problem-solving. Through collaborative projects and zoo visits, children learn about animal needs and environmental stewardship. This week emphasizes hands-on learning and teamwork in a fun, nature-rich setting.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 2 (Ages 9-11)
During Week 2, campers dive deeper into the world of animal habitats and behaviors. They participate in guided zoo expeditions focusing on how animals survive and thrive in different environments. The Biomimics track highlights how natural designs inspire sustainable solutions, with campers creating their own biomimicry projects. Interactive animal encounters and group challenges encourage teamwork and curiosity throughout the week.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 3 (Ages 5-10)
Week 3 invites campers to explore the diverse ecosystems found within the Denver Zoo and surrounding areas. Children will engage in scavenger hunts to identify different plants and animals, learn about conservation efforts, and participate in creative art projects inspired by nature. The camp fosters environmental stewardship and encourages campers to appreciate biodiversity through interactive and fun activities designed to inspire lifelong respect for wildlife.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 3: June 22-26 (Ages 7-9)
Campers will dive into the world of animal diets and nutrition this week. They will explore what different animals eat, participate in feeding demonstrations, and learn to identify herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores. Creative projects include designing animal food chains and making healthy snacks inspired by animal diets.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 3: June 22-26 (Ages 9-12)
Explore the fascinating world of animal communication and social behaviors this week. Campers will engage in activities decoding animal sounds, body language, and social structures. Field trips include behind-the-scenes zoo tours to see how keepers communicate with animals. Participants will create their own animal communication systems and present their findings to the group.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 3: June 22-26 (Ages 13-15)
Explore animal communication and social behavior this week through interactive games and role-playing exercises. Campers will observe and document animal interactions during a special behind-the-scenes zoo visit. They will also create multimedia presentations to share their findings on how animals use sounds, gestures, and scents to communicate. Teamwork and critical thinking are emphasized throughout the week.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 3 (Ages 11-13)
Explore the jungle and savanna ecosystems this week! Campers will learn about the plants and animals that thrive in these habitats through interactive games, animal encounters, and guided expeditions around the zoo. Conservation challenges and team projects will encourage campers to think critically about protecting these vital environments for future generations.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 3 (Ages 5-7)
In Week 3, campers embrace 'Nature Play the Zoo Way,' exploring the zoo grounds through sensory-rich outdoor activities and imaginative play. Children will engage in scavenger hunts, nature art projects, and interactive storytelling that deepen their connection to wildlife and the environment. This week encourages creativity and active exploration in a safe, supportive setting.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 3 (Ages 9-11)
In Week 3, campers explore the fascinating world of animal communication and social structures. Through interactive workshops and zoo visits, they observe how animals interact, signal, and cooperate within their groups. The Biomimics track encourages campers to design communication tools inspired by animal signals. Daily animal encounters and creative group projects make this week engaging and educational.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 4 (Ages 5-10)
In Week 4, campers will focus on animal adaptations and survival strategies. Through interactive demonstrations and nature walks, children will learn how different species thrive in their environments. Activities include building animal shelters, exploring camouflage techniques, and participating in team challenges that simulate animal behaviors. This week combines science and creativity to deepen understanding of the natural world.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 4: June 29-July 3 (Ages 7-9)
This week is all about animal families and social behaviors. Campers will observe how animals interact in groups, learn about parenting styles in the animal kingdom, and participate in cooperative games that mimic animal social structures. They will also create family trees for their favorite animals and enjoy special zoo encounters focused on social species.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 4: June 29-July 3 (Ages 9-12)
This week focuses on animal adaptations and survival strategies. Campers will investigate how animals use camouflage, mimicry, and physical traits to thrive in their environments. Activities include nature hikes, creating adaptive art projects, and interactive science experiments. Zoo expeditions will highlight species with unique survival tactics and conservation challenges.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 4: June 29-July 3 (Ages 13-15)
This week focuses on conservation and the role humans play in protecting wildlife. Campers will participate in habitat restoration projects and learn about endangered species through interactive presentations. A field trip to the Denver Zoo’s conservation center will provide insight into ongoing efforts to save animals in the wild. The week encourages leadership and environmental stewardship.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 4 (Ages 11-13)
Dive into the aquatic world this week with a focus on freshwater and marine animals. Campers will participate in interactive touch tanks, learn about the importance of water conservation, and engage in creative projects inspired by aquatic life. Field trips to aquarium exhibits and behind-the-scenes tours will deepen their understanding of aquatic ecosystems.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 4 (Ages 5-7)
Week 4 focuses on 'Eco Explorers,' where campers investigate ecosystems and animal adaptations through interactive experiments and guided zoo tours. Children will learn about conservation efforts and how they can make a difference in protecting wildlife. Activities include habitat building, nature journaling, and group discussions that inspire environmental responsibility.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 4 (Ages 9-11)
Week 4 focuses on animal adaptations for survival in extreme environments. Campers participate in hands-on experiments and zoo expeditions to learn how animals thrive in deserts, rainforests, and polar regions. The Biomimics track challenges campers to create inventions inspired by these adaptations. Engaging animal encounters and collaborative activities foster a sense of wonder and respect for wildlife.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 5 (Ages 5-10)
Week 5 highlights the importance of water ecosystems and the creatures that depend on them. Campers will explore ponds, streams, and wetlands through guided activities such as water testing, aquatic insect identification, and creating water cycle crafts. Emphasis is placed on environmental awareness and the role of water in sustaining life. This week offers a blend of science exploration and hands-on fun in nature.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 5: July 6-10 (Ages 7-9)
In the final week, campers become wildlife conservation heroes! They will learn about endangered species, threats to wildlife, and how people can help protect animals and their habitats. Activities include creating conservation posters, participating in a zoo scavenger hunt focused on endangered animals, and a special project to design their own wildlife sanctuary.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 5: July 6-10 (Ages 9-12)
In the final week, campers become junior conservationists, learning about wildlife protection and environmental stewardship. Activities include creating conservation action plans, participating in habitat restoration projects, and engaging in role-playing scenarios to understand human impact on animals. The week culminates with a special presentation to families showcasing camper projects and discoveries.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 5: July 6-10 (Ages 13-15)
In the final week, campers will synthesize their knowledge by designing and presenting their own animal-themed projects. Activities include creating detailed animal profiles, building dioramas, and leading mini-explorations around the zoo. A closing ceremony celebrates their growth and achievements. This week emphasizes creativity, presentation skills, and reflection on the summer experience.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 5 (Ages 11-13)
This week highlights nocturnal animals and their unique adaptations. Campers will engage in night-themed activities, including sensory exploration, animal tracking simulations, and learning about the challenges nocturnal species face. Special evening events and storytelling sessions will inspire curiosity and appreciation for the nighttime wildlife world.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 5 (Ages 5-7)
Campers return to 'The Zoo in You' program in Week 5, exploring animal senses and movements through creative games and animal-inspired activities. This week includes interactive sessions with zoo educators, sensory exploration stations, and art projects that celebrate the diversity of wildlife. Children develop empathy and understanding of animals in a fun, engaging environment.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 5 (Ages 9-11)
In Week 5, campers investigate animal diets and foraging behaviors through interactive zoo tours and experiments. They learn how animals find and process food and how these strategies inspire human innovations. The Biomimics track includes designing sustainable food systems based on animal models. Daily animal interactions and creative challenges keep campers engaged and excited about nature.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 6 (Ages 5-10)
Campers in Week 6 will investigate the fascinating world of insects and pollinators. Activities include building bug hotels, observing bee behavior, and learning about the critical role insects play in ecosystems. Artistic projects such as creating insect-themed crafts and nature-inspired paintings complement the scientific exploration. This week nurtures curiosity about small creatures that have a big impact on the environment.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 6: July 13-17 (Ages 7-9)
This week, campers embark on a thrilling journey exploring the wild habitats of African animals. They will participate in hands-on activities like creating animal masks and tracking footprints, while learning about animal adaptations and behaviors. A special zoo expedition lets campers observe giraffes and elephants up close, enhancing their understanding of wildlife conservation.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 6: July 13-17 (Ages 9-12)
This week, campers embark on a thrilling exploration of African wildlife, learning about the habitats and behaviors of lions, elephants, and giraffes. Daily zoo expeditions provide hands-on animal encounters and behind-the-scenes tours. Campers will create detailed animal journals and participate in team challenges focused on conservation skills.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 6: July 13-17 (Ages 13-15)
This week, campers dive into the world of African wildlife with hands-on animal encounters and guided zoo expeditions focusing on savanna ecosystems. Participants will learn tracking techniques, study animal behaviors, and create their own wildlife journals. The week culminates in a group project designing a conservation campaign to protect endangered species.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 6 (Ages 11-13)
Discover the world of birds this week through birdwatching, flight demonstrations, and nest-building projects. Campers will learn about different bird species, their habitats, and migration patterns. Interactive sessions will include creating bird feeders and understanding the role birds play in ecosystems, fostering a deeper connection to avian conservation.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 6 (Ages 5-7)
Week 6 invites campers to become 'Zoo Engineers' again, focusing on building and designing animal habitats with recycled and natural materials. Campers will participate in collaborative projects, learning about animal needs and environmental design. Zoo visits and hands-on workshops foster creativity and critical thinking in a lively, supportive atmosphere.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 6 (Ages 9-11)
Week 6 invites campers to explore animal locomotion and movement strategies. Through zoo expeditions and hands-on activities, they study how different animals move and how these movements inspire robotics and engineering. The Biomimics track encourages campers to build models mimicking animal movement. Engaging animal encounters and teamwork projects enhance the learning experience.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 7 (Ages 5-10)
Week 7 focuses on the sounds and signs of nature. Campers will learn to identify animal calls, track footprints, and understand communication in the wild. Interactive games and sensory activities help children connect with their environment in new ways. The week also includes nature-themed storytelling and creative expression to deepen appreciation for wildlife communication.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 7-9)
Campers dive into the world of jungle animals this week, learning about the rainforest ecosystem through interactive games and crafts. They will create their own mini rainforests and study the diets and survival skills of monkeys, parrots, and jaguars. A guided zoo expedition focuses on the tropical animal exhibits, fostering curiosity and respect for biodiversity.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 9-12)
Campers dive into the world of rainforest creatures, exploring the diverse species that inhabit these lush environments. Activities include interactive animal tracking, creating rainforest dioramas, and learning about the importance of biodiversity. Zoo expeditions focus on amphibians and reptiles, with special sessions on animal adaptations.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 13-15)
Explore the rainforest biome this week with immersive activities including animal tracking, plant identification, and ecosystem mapping. Campers will participate in behind-the-scenes zoo tours to learn about rainforest species care and conservation. Creative workshops will focus on building natural habitats and understanding biodiversity.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 7 (Ages 11-13)
Focus on the fascinating world of reptiles and amphibians this week. Campers will explore the unique characteristics of these creatures through live animal encounters, habitat creation activities, and conservation discussions. Hands-on projects will include building terrariums and learning about the importance of these species in maintaining ecological balance.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 7 (Ages 5-7)
During Week 7, campers explore 'Nature Play the Zoo Way,' engaging in sensory-rich outdoor activities and creative play throughout the zoo. Activities include nature scavenger hunts, art projects using natural materials, and storytelling sessions that deepen campers' connection to wildlife and the environment. This week nurtures imagination and active exploration.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 7 (Ages 9-11)
In Week 7, campers focus on animal senses and perception. They explore how animals use sight, sound, smell, and other senses to navigate their environments. Zoo expeditions and sensory experiments help campers understand these adaptations. The Biomimics track challenges campers to invent devices inspired by animal sensory systems. Daily animal interactions and creative projects make this week memorable and fun.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 8 (Ages 5-10)
In Week 8, campers explore the fascinating world of birds. Activities include bird watching, nest building crafts, and learning about migration patterns. Children will develop observation skills and participate in interactive games that highlight bird behaviors and adaptations. This week encourages a deeper connection with nature through the lens of avian life.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 7-9)
This week focuses on desert dwellers and their unique survival strategies. Campers will engage in science experiments to understand how animals conserve water and regulate temperature. They will craft desert animal habitats and enjoy a zoo expedition highlighting reptiles and small mammals, gaining insight into the adaptations that help these creatures thrive in harsh environments.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 9-12)
This week focuses on desert ecosystems and their unique inhabitants. Campers will study animals like meerkats, snakes, and scorpions through interactive games and science experiments. Zoo expeditions include special keeper talks and a project designing sustainable habitats to help desert species thrive.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 13-15)
This week focuses on desert and arid habitats, where campers will study animal adaptations to extreme environments through interactive exhibits and live animal sessions. They will engage in scientific observation, data collection, and design experiments related to water conservation. The week ends with a creative storytelling project highlighting desert wildlife.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 8 (Ages 11-13)
This week is dedicated to exploring endangered species and the efforts to save them. Campers will participate in conservation workshops, learn about global wildlife challenges, and engage in fundraising and awareness campaigns. Special guest speakers and interactive exhibits will inspire campers to become young conservation advocates.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 8 (Ages 5-7)
Week 8 focuses on 'Eco Explorers,' where campers investigate animal adaptations and ecosystems through hands-on experiments and immersive zoo experiences. Children will participate in habitat building, nature journaling, and conservation activities that inspire a lifelong commitment to protecting wildlife and the environment.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 8 (Ages 9-11)
Week 8 explores animal life cycles and growth. Campers learn about reproduction, development, and survival strategies through zoo visits and hands-on projects. The Biomimics track inspires campers to design solutions that support growth and sustainability. Interactive animal encounters and group challenges foster collaboration and deepen understanding of nature's cycles.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 9 (Ages 5-10)
Week 9 invites campers to investigate the roles of predators and prey in the animal kingdom. Through role-playing games, observation, and crafts, children will learn about food chains, animal defenses, and survival tactics. The week emphasizes critical thinking and empathy for wildlife, encouraging campers to understand the balance of nature in a fun and engaging way.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 7-9)
Campers explore the fascinating world of birds this week, learning about flight, migration, and bird calls through interactive activities and crafts. They will build bird feeders and observe local and exotic birds during a special zoo expedition. This week encourages observation skills and environmental stewardship as campers discover the importance of birds in ecosystems.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 9-12)
Campers explore the fascinating world of aquatic animals this week, focusing on freshwater and marine species. Activities include water quality testing, fish anatomy studies, and creating underwater habitat models. Zoo visits highlight aquatic exhibits with interactive sessions on conservation efforts for endangered water species.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 13-15)
Campers will explore aquatic and wetland ecosystems through hands-on activities including water quality testing, amphibian studies, and habitat restoration projects. Zoo expeditions will highlight aquatic animal care and conservation efforts. Participants will develop skills in ecological monitoring and create multimedia presentations on wetland wildlife.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 9 (Ages 11-13)
Campers will explore the role of ecosystems and biodiversity this week. Activities include ecosystem modeling, field observations, and interactive games that demonstrate the interdependence of species. The week culminates with a group project to design a sustainable habitat, encouraging teamwork and environmental stewardship.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 9 (Ages 5-7)
Returning to 'The Zoo in You,' Week 9 offers campers a chance to explore animal senses and behaviors through interactive games, crafts, and animal encounters. Children will deepen their understanding of wildlife and their own natural instincts in a supportive and engaging environment that fosters curiosity and empathy.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 9 (Ages 9-11)
In Week 9, campers investigate animal conservation and environmental stewardship. Through zoo expeditions and interactive workshops, they learn about endangered species and how humans can help protect wildlife. The Biomimics track encourages campers to develop innovative conservation ideas inspired by animal adaptations. Daily animal encounters and group projects inspire a lifelong commitment to nature.
Spring Safari Camp - Week 10 (Ages 5-10)
In the final week, campers will celebrate the beauty of nature with a focus on conservation and stewardship. Activities include creating recycled art projects, participating in clean-up efforts, and learning how to protect wildlife habitats. The week culminates in a nature showcase where campers share their discoveries and creations. This session inspires a lifelong commitment to caring for the environment.
Summer Safari Camp - 2nd-3rd Grade - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 7-9)
In the final week, campers focus on endangered species and conservation efforts. They will create posters and participate in role-playing games to understand the challenges animals face in the wild. A culminating zoo expedition highlights conservation programs and allows campers to meet animal care staff, inspiring a lifelong commitment to protecting wildlife.
Summer Safari Camp - 4th-6th Grade - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 9-12)
In the final week, campers become wildlife conservation heroes by learning about endangered species and global efforts to protect them. They participate in creating awareness campaigns, designing enrichment activities for zoo animals, and engaging in a capstone project showcasing their new knowledge. Special guest speakers and interactive zoo tours inspire a lifelong passion for nature.
Summer Safari Camp - 8th-9th Grade - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 13-15)
In the final week, campers will focus on global conservation challenges and solutions through interactive workshops and zoo expeditions. Activities include species identification, habitat design, and leadership skill development. Campers will collaborate on a capstone project to present their conservation ideas and celebrate their summer safari journey.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 10 (Ages 11-13)
Celebrate the end of summer with a week focused on wildlife conservation careers and future opportunities. Campers will meet conservation professionals, participate in career exploration workshops, and create personal action plans for continuing their environmental impact. The week includes a special closing ceremony to showcase camper projects and achievements.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 10 (Ages 5-7)
In the final week, campers engage with 'Zoo Engineers' projects, designing and building animal habitats while reflecting on what they have learned throughout the summer. Activities include collaborative construction, zoo explorations, and presentations that celebrate their creativity and knowledge about animals and their environments.
Summer Safari Camp - Week 10 (Ages 9-11)
In the final week, campers celebrate their discoveries by creating a biomimicry showcase featuring projects inspired by animals studied throughout the summer. They participate in special zoo expeditions, animal encounters, and collaborative presentations. This culminating week emphasizes creativity, teamwork, and conservation awareness, leaving campers inspired and connected to the natural world.
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2300 Steele St, Denver, CO 80205
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- How much does Denver Zoo cost?
- Denver Zoo costs $85–$85 per day.
- Where is Denver Zoo located?
- Denver Zoo is located at 2300 Steele St, Denver, CO 80205 in Denver, CO.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.