Audubon Camps

Day Camps

Day camps take place at more than 25 Audubon centers across the country. Each has its own special weekly themes and caters to the interests and needs of the children in the community it serves.  More than 6,000 campers, from grades pre-k through 12, enjoy Audubon summer camps every year.

Residential Camps

Residential camps for teens and adults are offered at three sites, including Hog Island. Located off the coast of Maine, Hog Island has been providing week-long summer ornithology and education classes since the 1940’s, and has hosted notable presenters such as Rachel Carson, conservationist and nature writer; Roger Tory Peterson, naturalist, ornithologist, artist, and educator; Steve Kress, Audubon conservationist and founder of Project Puffin; and Scott Weidensaul, naturalist and author.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available for qualified applicants.  Eligibility is determined by each Audubon center.

For more information on details about general registration, camp programs and scholarships please contact the camp where you or your children want to connect to nature.

Audubon Camps