STAMFORD MUSEUM AND NATURE CENTER DAY CAMP
Stamford Museum & Nature Center offers member-only summer camp tracks across art, nature, farm, astronomy, full-day Explorers Adventure, and junior animal programs, with forms and eligibility rules to check before registration.
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Member-only museum and nature-center camp tracks cover art, nature, farm, astronomy, Explorers Adventure, and junior animal programs, with sample schedules, forms, eligibility rules, and group sizes.
Camp setting
Weekly camp themes use the museum and nature center setting, including Heckscher Farm, nature trails, galleries, Heckscher WILD!, classrooms, and the natural world.
Membership requirement
SM&NC summer camp programs are members-only and require a Family or Grandparent level membership or higher.
Younger campers
Wonder Art serves ages 18 months to 3 years with a caregiver, while Wild at Art serves children entering PreK4 or Kindergarten who will be 4 by Dec. 31 for the posted season.
Elementary options
Earthkeepers serves children entering grades 1-4, Space Surveyors serves grades 3-5 and 6-8, Heckscher Farmers serves grades 1-4, and Explorers Adventure serves grades 3-7.
Sample schedules
Published schedules include Wild at Art from 9:15 AM-12:15 PM, Earthkeepers from 9:30 AM-12:30 PM, Space Surveyors from 9:30 AM-1:30 PM, Heckscher Farmers from 9:00 AM-1:30 PM, and Explorers Adventure from 9:00 AM-3:00 PM.
Group sizes
Several tracks have capped groups, including Wonder Art at 6 child-caregiver pairs, Earthkeepers at 13 campers, Space Surveyors at 12 campers, Heckscher Farmers at 12 campers, and Explorers Adventure at 14 campers.
Forms requirement
Camper information and medical forms are due at least one week before the child's first camp day; campers without completed forms cannot attend.
Program paperwork
Required documents include online summer camp forms, a physician exam form dated within the last three years, and allergy forms when a child has a life-threatening allergy.
Program details can change, so ask about current membership rules, openings, forms, fees, and session availability before making plans.
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