Ages 5-11:

Destination Science is your place for fun science camps each summer. Experienced teachers guide kids ages 5 to 11 through hands-on experiments and activities that teach the scientific method and encourage their curiosity.

2023 Themes:

Rescue Robot Mystery Science Camp

Build a search and rescue robot and solve the mystery of the missing MiniBot!

BioBot & Roller Coaster Camp

Build your own BioBot Explorer and discover the physics of coasters and games!

Artemis Moon Mission Camp

Rocket into space & discover NASA’s mission to explore the moon while building your very own LTV!

The Galileo Innovation Approach^®: Mindset • Process • Knowledge

“The Galileo Innovation Approach, known at camp as “The GIA” is our proprietary three-part framework. The GIA is thoughtfully designed to nurture the innovative potential in each camper. All innovators need is 1) A mindset that promotes innovative work 2) Substantive knowledge that guides breakthrough thinking, and 3) A process that supports bringing the best ideas to fruition. Everything we do at camp is through the lens of The GIA.”

“From the beginning, PlanetBravo’s award-winning summer tech camp has always been about giving kids a fun, confidence-boosting experience where they can explore and develop new multimedia skills with their friends. Whether it’s learning to code, making movies, modding Minecraft, or building robots, our kids are using their summers to do incredible things with technology here at camp.”

Half day and full day options to choose from!

Ages: 7-10

“South Bay Eco Kids is a program of TeachingGreen, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people love and protect our natural world. At Eco Kids Camp, we get children back into nature where they can thrive. No computers, no smart phones, no man-made playground equipment. Just trees and ponds, insects and wildlife, waiting to be discovered and explored.

With five central camp themes…

• Wonderful Wildlife
• Gifts of Nature
• Using Resources Wisely
• Fabulous Flora
• Keeping Our World Clean

…campers learn about our natural world and how and why we should protect it.”