Zoo Camp Programs
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. Our camps are broken up into three age groups and curriculum is designed to meet Hawaii’s K-12 education standards.
***Please note in our Summer Zoo Camp Program, we will accept ages 5 – 11 to participate in our keiki camps!
Keiki ages 5 & 6 will register for the Menehune camp.
Keiki ages 7 & 8 will register for the ‘Imi loa camp.
Keiki ages 9 – 11 will register for the Koa camp
2019 CAMP SESSIONS
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Registration opens to members on Thursday, October 24th (12pm). Registration closes on Thursday, December 19th (3pm). Registration opens to non-members on Monday, October 28th (12pm). Registration closes on Thursday, March 12th (3pm). |
Registration opens to members on Thursday, January 2nd (12pm). Registration closes on Thursday, March (3pm). Registration opens to non-members on Monday, January 6th (12pm). Registration closes on Thursday, March 12th (3pm). |
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Two sessions: December 23rd – December 27th (No camp on December 25th): Wild Hawai`i December 30th – January 3rd (No camp on January 1st): Jr. Field Researcher |
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Two sessions: March 16th – March 20th: Theme TBD March 23rd – March 27th: Theme TBD |
| PRICING | HZS MEMBER | NON-MEMBER |
| ALL CAMPS: 8AM – 2:30PM |
$310/week | $360/week |
| AFTERCARE: 2:30PM – 5:30PM |
$60/week | $70/week |
Our camps fill up quickly, If the date and age group you are interested in is not available please email education@honzoosoc.org to be automatically added to our waitlist. Please include your Name, Childs Age, Program Start Date, and a contact number for us to reach you at. Mahalo!
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
