Zookambi Summer Camp

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the complex world of insects, identifying common Michigan insects and learning about their interaction with zoo animals.

This morning session for 3rd-4th graders debunks myths and negative stereotypes about various animals, highlighting their true nature.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores how animals find food in the wild and what's on the menu for zoo animals.

This afternoon session for 1st-2nd graders teaches how to be an Earth Superhero and protect animals and plants.

This afternoon session for 3rd-4th graders explores animals that live in or near water through hands-on activities.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders offers a week of painting, drawing, and crafting inspired by the zoo, just like rhinos paint.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders debunks myths and negative stereotypes about various animals, highlighting their true nature.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders explores animals that live in or near water through hands-on activities.

This morning session is for 5th-7th graders to investigate a crime scene at Potter Park Zoo, using scientific investigation methods to solve the mystery.

This morning session for 1st-2nd graders explores the world of amphibians and reptiles, learning about their unique adaptations and how to help them survive.

This morning session for 3rd-4th graders teaches about the big impact tiny pollinators have on our world and how to help them through games, crafts, and activities.

This morning session for 5th-7th graders provides a head start for aspiring vets, exploring surgical techniques, lab tests, and first aid skills.

This afternoon session for 3rd-4th graders explores and celebrates the differences in the animal kingdom that allow creatures to survive and thrive in various habitats.

This afternoon session for 1st-2nd graders explores the world's biomes and how animals use unique adaptations to survive in different areas.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the world of amphibians and reptiles, learning about their unique adaptations and how to help them survive.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the world's biomes and how animals adapt to find food and survive in different areas.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders teaches about the big impact tiny pollinators have on our world and how to help them through games, crafts, and activities.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders explores and celebrates the differences in the animal kingdom that allow creatures to survive and thrive in various habitats.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the similarities between humans and lions, and other animals.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores animal homes of all shapes and sizes at Potter Park Zoo and in the wild.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders builds skills as a wildlife detective, learning about the signs animals leave behind.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders provides fun animal health activities, learning about animal bodies and what vets do to keep zoo animals healthy.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores favorite animal stories and their real-life counterparts at the zoo.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the amazing abilities animals use to leap, glide, hide, and hunt, and tests campers' own creature powers.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders takes a fast-paced flight through the world of winged animals, learning about their unique adaptations for flight.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders learns about challenges facing our planet and animals, and ways to make a difference.

This camp for 5th-7th graders explores animal behavior at Potter Park Zoo, including training, enrichment, and animal well-being.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders discovers how animals perceive the world through their senses and solves mysteries about animal behavior.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders offers a week of painting, drawing, and crafting inspired by the zoo, just like rhinos paint.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders investigates the weird, fascinating, and gross things animals do, and how being gross can be good for them.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders unravels the mysteries behind the amazing and unique structures animals build, like beaver dams and spider webs.

This camp for 5th-7th graders investigates a crime scene at Potter Park Zoo, using scientific investigation methods to solve the mystery.

This camp for 5th-7th graders explores surgical techniques, lab tests, and first aid skills that real veterinarians use daily.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores how animals find food in the wild and what's on the menu for zoo animals.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders learns about the diverse family structures of animals, including those at Potter Park Zoo.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders uses animals as inspiration to create masterpieces through drawing, painting, and more at the zoo.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders provides fun animal health activities, learning about animal bodies and what vets do to keep zoo animals healthy.

This camp for 5th-7th graders explores the many different career options at zoos, from graphic design to animal care.

This camp for 5th-7th graders teaches about global efforts to save endangered animals, including black rhinos, and how to make a difference.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores favorite animal stories and their real-life counterparts at the zoo.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the amazing abilities animals use to leap, glide, hide, and hunt, and tests campers' own creature powers.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders explores the world’s biomes and how animals adapt to find food and survive in different areas.

This camp for 1st-2nd graders teaches how to be an Earth Superhero and protect important animals and plants.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders learns about the amazing athletes of the animal kingdom and tests campers' own skills in the Zoolympic Games.

This camp for 3rd-4th graders travels around the globe to explore how humans and animals share unique environments, visiting habitats like African Lions and Australian Kangaroos.