Wolf Park - Overnight Camps for Kids

Kids' Overnight Camps

Four different overnight programs are offered during the year covering four different age groups ranging from 8 to 14 (8-10, 9-12, 11-12, and 13-14). The programs feature work shops, games, and crafts — and hands on experience with somen of our animals (when possible)! The experience is enhanced with an overnight stay in the climate controlled, carpeted education building and a campfire complete with stories and s'mores. Overnight programs start at 1:00 PM Saturday and finish at 4:00 PM Sunday. All food and drinks are provided. Cost is $50 per child, with payment due in full at time of registration. Children must be pre-registered for camps. No spots will be held without payment in full. 12 participants per session maximum.

Book a spot online!

Overnight camps include:

Craft projects
Team and individual games
Videos and movies
Campfire with snacks and stories
Lots of opportunities to take photographs
A chance to see the wolf/bison demo up close from inside the Wolf Park truck
All food and beverages are provided
A chance to help with some animal care (as available, through the fence)
A chance to meet our red foxes up close (dependent on availability)

What to bring:

Sleeping bag and pillow
Two changes of clothes
At least one pair of long pants
A pair of closed-toed shoes (sneakers, not sandals)
Rain gear
Bug spray
Sunscreen
A camera, if desired
A desire to have a great time!

Frequently Asked Questions

Animal interaction time is not guaranteed. We reserve the right to abort or suspend animal interactions at any time if we feel anyone's safety (your child's or our animals') is in jeopardy.



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	Private Group Tours Off-Site Lectures Seminars Wolf Park Staff Expert Educators Series Guest Speaker Seminar Series Photography Seminars & Shoots Custom Seminars Secrets for a Great Seminar Experience Internship Program Practicum Program Internship & Practicum Research Projects Kids Seminars & Camps Frequently Asked Questions	Kids' Overnight Camps Four different overnight programs are offered during the year covering four different age groups ranging from 8 to 14 (8-10, 9-12, 11-12, and 13-14). The programs feature work shops, games, and crafts — and hands on experience with somen of our animals (when possible)! The experience is enhanced with an overnight stay in the climate controlled, carpeted education building and a campfire complete with stories and s'mores. Overnight programs start at 1:00 PM Saturday and finish at 4:00 PM Sunday. All food and drinks are provided. Cost is $50 per child, with payment due in full at time of registration. Children must be pre-registered for camps. No spots will be held without payment in full. 12 participants per session maximum. Book a spot online! Overnight camps include: Craft projects Team and individual games Videos and movies Campfire with snacks and stories Lots of opportunities to take photographs A chance to see the wolf/bison demo up close from inside the Wolf Park truck All food and beverages are provided A chance to help with some animal care (as available, through the fence) A chance to meet our red foxes up close (dependent on availability) What to bring: Sleeping bag and pillow Two changes of clothes At least one pair of long pants A pair of closed-toed shoes (sneakers, not sandals) Rain gear Bug spray Sunscreen A camera, if desired A desire to have a great time! Frequently Asked Questions Animal interaction time is not guaranteed. We reserve the right to abort or suspend animal interactions at any time if we feel anyone's safety (your child's or our animals') is in jeopardy.


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