Zoo Camp Programs
Zoo Camp Programs
Keiki Ages 4-10
Zoo camp will immerse your keiki in the vast and unique world of animals. Campers will gain a wealth of knowledge about different animals and the environments in which they live. A different theme is highlighted each week and campers learn through hands-on lessons complete with biofacts, interactive activities, crafts and games. Camps are broken up into three age groups and curriculum is designed to meet Hawaii’s K-12 education standards.
Membership
Ohana Savings
CAMP MENEHUNE
KEIKI AGES 4 & 5
CAMP IMI LOA
KEIKI AGES 6 & 7
CAMP WILDLIFE KOA
KEIKI AGES 8-10
Fall ZooCamp
October 9-13th
Mad Science At The Honolulu Zoo The Equation For Fall Fun!
We’ll be testing hypotheses, getting hands-on science experience with real scientist, and learning all about about!
Winter Zoo Camps
December 19th - January 15th
Registeration Opens November 1st
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HZS MEMBER
$300 Per Week
Camp Hours: 8am-2:30pm
Aftercare Services*: 2:30-5:30pm +$60 per Week
*Additional fees and taxes will apply.
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NON-MEMBERS
$350 per week
Camp Hours: 8am-2:30pm
Aftercare Services: 2:30-5:30pm +70 per week
*Additional fees and taxes will apply.
Registration Opens 9/15
Camp Policies
Adventure Awaits
Safety First
Safety comes first! Please note that the following is required for all children attending Zoo Camp. In the unlikely event of an illness or emergency, Instructors need to be able to easily communicate with both the child and the parents or guardians.
All children attending camp MUST be able to speak and understand English, translators are not available.
A United States cellphone contact number must be available on the first day of Camp or the child may not attend. For international visitors, please rent or purchase a prepaid cellphone. Hotel phone numbers are not accepted.
Policies
Booking in advance is required, as spots fill up quickly. Please note that we do not refund for missed or partially missed days and some elements of our programs may change due to animal and staff availability.
Classes for children are held, rain or shine, in Hale ʻImi ʻIke (unless otherwise noted). All programs require participants to book in advance and wear closed-toe, covered shoes during their time at the Zoo. All participants must be potty-trained to attend camp.
Junior Leader
A junior leader supports the Zoo Society’s Camp programs by helping the instructors with classroom activities and excursions on Zoo grounds. They provide extra attention to campers and assistance with projects such as wildlife journals, arts & crafts, and science-based lesson plans. Junior Leaders are normally graduates of Camp Koa who have demonstrated leadership among their peers and an affinity for conservation education.
For more information please email scarlos@honzoosoc.org