Full-Day On Location Camps
Completed Grades 2-3 (Ages 8-9)
For the child who’s serious about sharks, amazed with amphibians or simply obsessed with the ocean, our full-day summer camps will be a huge hit! Camps include science explorations, tours of the Aquarium, a field trip, a live animal encounter and arts and crafts. All on-site camps are taught by experienced educators.
Study animal tracks, scats, and other signs to find out what is living right here in Tampa Bay. Travel to The Florida Aquarium campus in Apollo Beach to test your nature tracker skills!
$315 members, $350 non-members
Discover some of the largest animals on the planet and learn how their sizes help them survive. Visit Homosassa Springs State Park to check out some mega-sized wildlife.
$315 members, $350 non-members
Incoming mission…code name: Planet Protectors! We need your help to protect plants and animals from around the world. Travel with us to Bonnet Springs Park for more mission details.
$315 members, $350 non-members
Discover the strange, odd and startling when you explore weird and unusual creatures. Visit ZooTampa to see even more bizarre animals.
$315 members, $350 non-members
Find out about the amazing round-the-clock work being done to save marine wildlife. Board the Bay Spirit II catamaran to see some of these jobs in action.
$260 members, $288 non-members
Learn about ways animals have found to survive in some of the world’s wildest habitats. See a local extreme habitat with a trip to Circle B Bar Reserve.
$315 members, $350 non-members
There are many myths about sharks, and we need your help to sort fact from fiction. Discover why sharks are important, and learn more about these predators while visiting Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium.
$315 members, $350 non-members
From biology to astronomy, there is much to discover in science. Visit The Mulberry Phosphate Museum to learn about the science of paleontology.
$315 members, $350 non-members
Prepare to explore the world’s oceans and the creatures living there. Search for local marine creatures while visiting Fort De Soto Park.