Every morning, campers enjoy a choice-based program built around the week’s theme. Each week, our team prepares 20 creative, hands-on activity tubs filled with art, STEM, games, challenges, experiments, building projects, and imaginative play opportunities. Counselors select 4 activities each day, and campers choose the activities that interest them most. Many campers participate in more than one activity throughout the morning.
Activities may take place indoors or outdoors depending on the project and weather. For campers who prefer something different, we also offer a large free-choice art studio and a discovery area stocked with more than 175 games, puzzles, STEM materials, building sets, books, and creative activities. Our goal is to foster independence, curiosity, and a sense of autonomy by allowing children to help shape their own camp experience.
Every afternoon, campers head outdoors to enjoy the best of Snowbird. Adventures may include the tram, mountain coaster, ropes course, fishing pond, park play, mountain exploration, outdoor games, and picnics in the fresh mountain air. No two days are exactly alike, creating a summer full of adventure, choice, and fun.
| Week 1: Build Create & Engineer (June 15–19, 2026) |
| Focus: | Combining creativity and STEM, campers will design and build structures using wood, blocks, and recycled materials while exploring fun science and engineering challenges. Projects will include bridge-building, simple machines, and creative construction tasks that encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation. |
| Week 2: Outdoor Adventure & Wellness (June 22–26, 2026) |
| Focus: | Blending outdoor exploration with fitness and mindfulness, campers will enjoy nature walks, scavenger hunts, yoga in the park, and team-building games. Activities encourage connection with nature, physical health, and emotional well-being. |
| Week 3: Creative Arts (June 29– July 3, 2026) |
| Focus: | Campers will explore self-expression through painting, drawing, music, and movement. Each day focuses on a different medium, ending with a mini “Art Showcase” to celebrate their creations. |
| Week 4: Water Play (July 6–10, 2026) |
| Focus: | A splash-filled week of sprinklers, splash pads, and water-based games. Campers will cool off while learning about water safety and simple science concepts related to water. |
| Week 5: Cultural Exploration (July 13–17, 2026) |
| Focus: | A week of global discovery through food, dance, language, and storytelling. Campers will “travel the world” while celebrating cultural diversity and unity. |
| Week 6: Imagination & Digital Creations (July 20–24, 2026) |
| Focus: | Combining adventure and creativity with technology, campers will bring stories to life through photography, videography, and imaginative play. They’ll create short films, photo stories, and fantasy-themed content using costumes and props. |
| Week 7: Gardening and Plants (July 27–31, 2026) |
| Focus: | Campers will dig into nature by planting flowers, vegetables, and herbs. They’ll learn about plant care, ecosystems, and sustainability through hands-on activities. |
| Week 8: Cooking (August 3–7, 2026) |
| Focus: | Campers will cook and taste foods from around the world while learning about global traditions, utensils, and ingredients. Each day highlights a new culture and cuisine. |
| Week 9: Animal Care & Wildlife (August 10–14, 2026) |
| Focus: | Campers will explore the animal world through visits to local ponds, animal interactions, and wildlife education. They’ll learn about habitats, care, and conservation in engaging, age-appropriate ways. |
