CENTER FOR EDUCATION

Camp Programs

Since 1975, Keystone Science School has welcomed campers ages 6-17 from all over the world to our historic campus in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Campers engage in hands-on science education, true Colorado adventure, and traditional camp-style fun. Whether they’re experiencing the magic of camp for the first time or returning for their tenth year, campers at Keystone Science School will experience the summer of a lifetime.

At an elevation of 9,200 feet, our historic campus is nestled in the Snake River Valley and is built on the site of the Old Keystone Village, a former railroad and sawmill site which supported the silver and gold mining towns of Colorado’s history. The Ten Mile, Front and Gore Ranges provide a dynamic setting for learning about the rich natural and cultural history of Summit County.

Our camp programs include:

WINTER PROGRAMS

Girls Only Science Camp! No boys allowed during this all-girl weekend, led by female instructors. Campers will strengthen their science skills by participating in fun winter activities including a challenge to design Summit County's fastest sled; snowshoeing, campfires, songs, skits, and lots of girl time.

Keystone Winter Adventure Camp, an opportunity for teens age 13-17 to experience excitement, adventure, and the science of winter in a backcountry setting.

CAMPanions Family Camp, a winter weekend adventure with your family.
Harvest Camp, Keystone Science School invites new and returning campers for our very special, once a year, Harvest Camp!

SUMMER PROGRAMS

Day Camp, a summer weekday program for children ages 5-12.
Introduction to Discovery Camp, a shorter preparatory version of our residential overnight camp program, for ages 5-9.
Discovery Camp, our popular overnight camp program, offered in week-long sessions. For campers ages 6-13.
Keystone Mountain Adventures, 10- or 14-day adventure-based expeditions for teenagers.
Counselor Assistant Program, for older campers (ages 14-17) who want to experience camp in a slightly different way - as leaders!

For more information or to register, call 1-800-215-5585 or 970-468-2098.

Keystone Science School would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for supporting the 2009 Summer Camp Scholarship Program:


1st Bank, Summit County	Martin & Chapman Co.	Brokers of Breckenridge & Keystone Offices	Summit County Rotary Foundation


Alpine Bank	Breckenridge Grand Vacations	Summit Cove Elementary	The Wellington Neighborhood

Daniels-Houlton Family Foundation	The Dixie Foundation	Ellen Reid	Samantha Romero

Donald Dew	John Woods	Kyle Ordway Memorial Fund