As Astro Recruits progress toward their end goal of establishing life on another planet, they must first successfully live in outer space. In Mission: Astro Lab, campers will work as a team to send a crew using the Astralis capsule-based simulator to a space station. Activities include a focus in SCUBA training and experimentation and introduce campers to careers in business, health science, human services, and marketing.

Having proven that life is possible in outer space, in Mission: Lunar Trek, Astro Recruits shift focus to landing humans on the moon using the Altair Lunar Lander. Activities include a focus in flight and drone training and introduce campers to careers in construction, finance, hospitality, and transportation. Campers will be joined by a retired astronaut who will interact with campers during an activity. Campers will also receive a photo with the astronaut and their autograph.

College and career exploration camp for high-school students with disabilities and IEPs. Camp will be hosted at a TBD location where families can drop off and pick up campers.

Sunday afternoon through Tuesday evening – a little longer than Camp Quest. Campers enjoy more activities and one last dinner, then participate in a closing circle together with their parents. Riding a horse, exploring the creek and jumping in the lake (or even wading) may seem like simple fun, but in reality, campers are gaining critical social skills, independence, a healthy spiritual identity, and a greater awareness of God’s creation.

First (or second) time rustic campers take their DuBois experience to the next level! Fill your days with playing on the watermat, horseback riding, shooting archery, or a yummy cookout and experience screened-in, breezy cabins each night – try it all in a few short days on rustic!

Make waves exploring the lake or spend the afternoon building an epic sand castle. Whichever floats your boat, this camp has something for you. With extra time at the waterfront, you never know what cool adventure might drift your way; chill out on the water mat or play fun canoe games. Jump in and make a splash!

Join the DuBois Center herd for grand horseback adventures. Some mornings, it’s “up and at ‘em” long before chow time – the horses need to be fed and groomed before breakfast. You’ll be rewarded with a morning ride off into the sunrise. If you’re ready for tackin’, groomin’, ridin’, and muckin’ – then join us as we Saddle ‘Em Up! Campers should be comfortable riding at a trot.

Rainbow Camp is for LGBTQIA+ members who would like a nostalgic summer camp experience in a safe and welcoming environment!

This summer, join the University of Maryland’s Terp Young Scholars program for a transformative pre-college experience. In just three weeks, high school students (rising grade 10 to graduating grade 12) will have the opportunity to challenge their academic curiosity, connect with faculty, and earn three university credits.

Boys and girls, children of ages 2.5-7, step right up and into our ESNS Circus! This week is a child's introduction to all things juggling and magic tricks. Dress up with us as a circus performer and help us put on a silly show!

Boys and girls, children of ages 2.5-7, step right up and into our ESNS Circus! This week is a child's introduction to all things juggling and magic tricks. Dress up with us as a circus performer and help us put on a silly show!

In the Animation Summer Intensive, run by the UNCSA School of Filmmaking, you will immerse yourself in a demanding and stimulating program designed to unlock your artistic abilities and provide you with the skills and tools needed to become an animator.

Divided into separate Acting and Musical Theater tracks, the UNCSA Drama College Prep Conservatory is a summer program designed to enhance performance skills while giving students a taste of conservatory life. An audition is required.

The Summer Composition/Music Technology Intensive at UNCSA is ideal for high school and college students interested in developing their creative potential in composition.

Step into a transformative three-week Summer Voice Intensive at UNCSA! With world-class faculty, alumni, and guest artists, you’ll explore how to sing healthily, confidently, and authentically. Through lessons, group classes, Alexander Technique, yoga, drama, and more, you’ll build the technical and artistic tools to take the next steps in your vocal journey. You’ll explore opportunities to fine tune your audition package, record a prescreen audition in UNCSA’s state-of-the art performance facilities, and engage in navigating the unique next steps in your individual artistic path. Whether you love opera, musical theater, folk, or any style in between, we’ll help you build solid technique and find the freedom to express your true voice. Your artistry, your sound, your story — it all starts here.