(5 ½ - 12 yrs.) Use your fingers to pat, push and pull clay materials into 3D masterpieces with Abrakadoodle. Be inspired by ancient and modern artists to create your own expressions of clay art. Lessons using Chinese artifacts, mythology, and modern decorative design give the young artist an opportunity to make 3D objects that encourage mastery of clay techniques. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-9 yrs.) Join us on outdoor adventures for nature lovers who don't mind being outside and getting dirty. Campers will explore different features of the park through hands-on science and nature activities tailored to young people with disabilities. Experiments, games, activities, and observation skills help us explore our park. Bring a snack and drink. This camp is designed for kids with disabilities who can participate in a 4:1 ratio and can maintain personal care. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(10-13 yrs.) Join us on outdoor adventures for nature lovers who don't mind being outside and getting dirty. Campers will explore different features of the park through hands-on science and nature activities tailored to young people with disabilities. Experiments, games, activities, and observation skills help us explore our park. Bring a snack and drink. This camp is designed for kids with disabilities who can participate in a 4:1 ratio and can maintain personal care. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-10 yrs.) From panko chicken bites to a burger and shake, campers will learn how to make everyone’s favorite diner and drive thru delights. By the end of this camp, campers will feel a sense of confidence in the kitchen with their certificate of completion. Disclaimer: Tiny Chefs reviews products for allergy warnings indicated on the label. Tiny Chefs is not liable for allergens not listed on product packaging, and environmental factors or cross-contamination. Tiny Chefs can accommodate some mild allergies based on our discretion. Examples of ingredients used in our camps: dairy, egg, wheat/gluten, soy, coconut, sesame. We cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-11 yrs.) Get up close with our exhibit animals. Campers will feed the critters, check their health, weight and size and journal findings in their vet notebook. Camp includes hikes, games and activities daily. Bring a lunch, snack and drink. Wear old clothes. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-11 yrs.) Explore the woods, creeks and ponds as we look for all sorts of critters. Learn about frogs, toads, birds, mammals, snakes, turtles, fish and insects through hikes, projects and games. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(8-12 yrs.) Using their powers of observation, campers will learn the life and lifecycles of creatures that fly, as well as human powered flight. An off-site field trip to the Udvar-Hazy Air and Space Museum is included with transportation provided. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-10 yrs.) From tadpoles to meadow voles, water is needed for all living things. Join us for this mostly outdoor camp as we explore many features of the watershed and learn about animals that depend on it. Be prepared to get wet, do cool experiments and learn how humans affect the quality of water in our rivers and streams. No camp July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(4-6 yrs.) Campers will become junior paleontologists as naturalists lead discovery of the latest in dinosaur knowledge through crafts, games and fossils. Campers in the 4-hr. camps should bring a lunch. Camps the week of June 9 for non-FCPS participants. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-8 yrs.) Join Snapology to build fun and simple models using LEGO: motorcycles, racecars, windmills and cranes. Experience pulleys, levers, gears, wheels and axles while exploring energy, buoyancy, and balance. Camp includes free-building time to promote creativity. Campers will learn basic engineering and mechanical ideas and practice early science skills. No camp June 19 and July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5 ½ -12 yrs.) Join Abrakadoodle to create beautiful paintings and learn about artists around the world. Explore fantastical landscapes, circular drip paintings, mosaic vases, and portraits. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-11 yrs.) Discover what daily life was like for the Eastern Woodland Native Americans. From animal tracking to shelter building, children learn survival skills through outdoor activities, games and more. Camp focuses on the culture and lives of the Powhatan. Some sites include tool making and a cookout on the last day. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(7-11 yrs.) Explore science with this spell-binding camp filled with an array of bewitching lessons and experiments mesmerizing even the most astute sorcerer. Study natural herbs, potion preparations, mythical creatures in this outdoor and indoor camp. Riverbend camp enjoys a visit from live owls! Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-10 yrs.) Join Mudskippers to create masterpieces using both sides of our brain. Combine your artistic and scientific powers to create your own art through science. Each day we will explore the relationship between art and science and build a portfolio that both Einstein and Picasso would be proud of. No camp July 4. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

Join our naturalist on outdoor adventures and field studies in nature. This is for serious nature lovers who don't mind getting dirty. Campers learn outdoor survival skills such as using maps, making fires and building shelter. Experiments, games, activities and observation skills help us explore the many habitats in our parks. Bring a snack, lunch and a drink. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

Join our naturalist on outdoor adventures and field studies in nature. This is for serious nature lovers who don't mind getting dirty. Campers learn outdoor survival skills such as using maps, making fires and building shelter. Experiments, games, activities and observation skills help us explore the many habitats in our parks. Bring a lunch, snack and a drink. Once registered, download camp forms from website.