Every year, millions of children attend summer camp. It can be a wonderful
place to make memories and lifelong friends. Camp is a special type of community
where kids come together to have fun.
Why limit the experience to kids? Reawaken your adult child: Check out these adult camps for the young at heart:
Adult Space Academy®
If you had dreams of becoming an astronaut, check out the Adult Space Academy. This weekend program gives adults a glimpse into the life of an astronaut. Train on simulators such as the one-sixth gravity chair; build and launch a model rocket; learn all about the history of space exploration. Prices start at $499.
Astronomy Camp
Longing to explore the dark skies? Check out Astronomy Camp for adults sponsored by The University of Arizona Alumni Association. It’s a two day hands-on program that introduces participants to the wonders of the cosmos. Visit nearby observatories and operate high-powered telescopes; attend lectures and workshops about space; experience the excitement of scientific inquiry. Tuition is $600 for two days.
Murder Mystery Weekend
Stay at Point Sebago in Maine during their yearly Murder Mystery Weekend, and try to solve an elaborate crime played out through an immersive theatrical experience. On Friday night, someone will die and participants will race against the clock to determine whodunit. Prices start at $165 and include meals, entertainment, and lodging.
The Culinary Institute of America
Foodies, listen up. The ideal food and wine vacation, The Culinary Institute of America offers several cooking boot camps in New York, Texas, and California. Enroll in basic training or more advanced programs that cater to your specific culinary interests. Camps are from one to four days and prices vary. All tools and some meals are included; accommodations are not included.
WoodenBoat School
If you’re interested in woodworking this camp may be just for you. WoodenBoat School in Maine offers a variety of one or two week woodworking and boat building courses: Beginners can take an introductory course, while those with a bit more hammer and nail knowledge can build a dory, a dinghy, or a skiff. Tuition varies by class; room and board are available at an additional cost.
Why limit the experience to kids? Reawaken your adult child: Check out these adult camps for the young at heart:
Adult Space Academy®
If you had dreams of becoming an astronaut, check out the Adult Space Academy. This weekend program gives adults a glimpse into the life of an astronaut. Train on simulators such as the one-sixth gravity chair; build and launch a model rocket; learn all about the history of space exploration. Prices start at $499.
Astronomy Camp
Longing to explore the dark skies? Check out Astronomy Camp for adults sponsored by The University of Arizona Alumni Association. It’s a two day hands-on program that introduces participants to the wonders of the cosmos. Visit nearby observatories and operate high-powered telescopes; attend lectures and workshops about space; experience the excitement of scientific inquiry. Tuition is $600 for two days.
Murder Mystery Weekend
Stay at Point Sebago in Maine during their yearly Murder Mystery Weekend, and try to solve an elaborate crime played out through an immersive theatrical experience. On Friday night, someone will die and participants will race against the clock to determine whodunit. Prices start at $165 and include meals, entertainment, and lodging.
The Culinary Institute of America
Foodies, listen up. The ideal food and wine vacation, The Culinary Institute of America offers several cooking boot camps in New York, Texas, and California. Enroll in basic training or more advanced programs that cater to your specific culinary interests. Camps are from one to four days and prices vary. All tools and some meals are included; accommodations are not included.
WoodenBoat School
If you’re interested in woodworking this camp may be just for you. WoodenBoat School in Maine offers a variety of one or two week woodworking and boat building courses: Beginners can take an introductory course, while those with a bit more hammer and nail knowledge can build a dory, a dinghy, or a skiff. Tuition varies by class; room and board are available at an additional cost.
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