Summer is passing by, and soon, it will be time for back-to-school shopping. But if you’ve delayed getting your kids involved in making the most of the season, there’s still time.
Check with local summer camps to see if they’re still taking registrations. Here are three that were available at the time of this article. Keep in mind they’re likely to fill up quickly.
NHMU’s summer camps
The Natural History Museum of Utah offers camps for grades K–8 that make the most of its exhibits, focusing on LEGO building, digging for dinosaurs, and more. As of this posting, a handful of kindergarten camps and fourth- and fifth-grade camps still have open spots.
Register now—registrations close two weeks before each session or when they are filled.
Ogden Nature Center camps
Explore the many nature-based options for kids and teens at Ogden Nature Center. While spots are filling fast, multiple camps are still taking registrations when you hit “Register Now” on their website.
Ogden Nature Center camp registration
Camps with availability as this posted included Toddler Tracks (two-hour programs for ages 2–3 and their chaperones) in July and August, and a week-long STEM camp for ages 10–12 starting July 14.
Mojo Village Teen Camp
New to the Uintas this year, Mojo Village offers teens an outdoor experience typical of many other camps, in addition to tools for building confidence and becoming emotionally resilient.
Camp, which runs from July 30 to Aug. 2, is still accepting registrations. Those who register with the code SLMAG200 will get $200 off if they register by July 15.
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