The Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES) and Auburn University Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures Department are offering Fish Camp—five days of intense fun and hands-on activities blended into a creative learning experience that provides the broadest possible exposure to natural resource careers with an emphasis on aquaculture, fisheries, and aquatic ecology. This camp involves a lot of field/outdoor activity and is a great opportunity to learn from Auburn's renowned fisheries, aquaculture, and aquatic ecology professionals.

Come spend time working and playing in the woods of Community School. Campers will learn to use basic tools outdoors to make games, toys, and crafts using the green wood of the forest. They will also learn about the trees, plants, and animals that fill our incredible natural world!

Let's grow even more fun this summer! We have plenty of dirt, compost, insects, and plants... we just need to know how they all work to make something beautiful, and often tasty! Come garden with Mr. Gruszka as you learn how to work, weed, and use and care for a garden, big or small. Direct hands-in-dirt experience and projects that will allow you to take your "sprouting" skills to harvest!

Are you interested in a career that lets you work outside and contribute to the conservation and enjoyment of our natural world? Join us for the “Outdoors Careers Camp,” where high school students can explore diverse career paths in forestry, wildlife, natural resource management, parks and recreation management, and geospatial sciences. Throughout the week, participants will engage in hands-on activities and gain insights into various environmental careers.

Come spend time working and playing in the woods of Community School. Campers will learn to use basic tools outdoors to make games, toys, and crafts using the green wood of the forest. They will also learn about the trees, plants, and animals that fill our incredible natural world!

Let's grow even more fun this summer! We have plenty of dirt, compost, insects, and plants... we just need to know how they all work to make something beautiful, and often tasty! Come garden with Mr. Gruszka as you learn how to work, weed, and use and care for a garden, big or small. Direct hands-in-dirt experience and projects that will allow you to take your "sprouting" skills to harvest!

Join us for a fun overnight zoo-tastic experience at the St. Louis Zoo! This is an experience with roaring amounts of fun while getting to sleep at the zoo.

The School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences, The Fisheries Learning Center and Dauphin Island Discovery Hall Programs have partnered and are offering Coastal Fisheries Camp. This camp will be held on the Dauphin Island Sea Lab campus at Dauphin Island, Alabama. Dauphin Island is a barrier island a short distance off the Alabama gulf coast, south of Mobile, AL.

Whether you are a total beginner or have been shredding the wake since you could walk, Water Monkey has a place for you. Our coaches create a custom instruction plan for each camper allowing every individual to progress at their own pace in their waterskiing, wakeboarding and wakesurfing skills.

Whether you are a total beginner or have been shredding the wake since you could walk, Water Monkey has a place for you. Our coaches create a custom instruction plan for each camper allowing every individual to progress at their own pace in their waterskiing, wakeboarding and wakesurfing skills.

Join a St. Louis County Park Ranger and spend the week learning to be good anglers. Every day the group will venture out to a new fishing location in a St. Louis County Park. Learn to catch a wide variety of native species.

Organized for those sailors that are 8 or older and have interest in sailing .

For adults and families with children 8 and older. Whether you’re an adventurous adult, a family of explorers, or anyone over 8 who loves climbing trees, this experience is a must-do. Taught by expert instructors, you’ll be introduced to the world of recreational tree climbing and explore different parts of tree’s canopy. Designed for first-time climbers.

For families with children ages 4 and up. Join us for family crafting time at the Butterfly House where you’ll learn how to upcycle everyday trash into treasure! The Butterfly House will be supplying the materials, but feel free to bring some extra empty water/soda bottles (empty, cleaned, and washed) or other upcycling materials to add to your project. Staff will guide you while you have fun crafting with your family. One craft kit for each registered family.

For riders with some horse experience (recommended for those with at least one year of riding lessons).