(12-15yrs) Use the zSpace® AR/VR system to be immersed in a 3D exploration of earth and space science, life science, physical science, geography, and social sciences in this Youth Technology Network camp. All materials and equipment provided. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(8-11yrs) Use the zSpace® AR/VR system to be immersed in a 3D exploration of earth and space science, life science, physical science, geography, and social sciences in this Youth Technology Network camp. All materials and equipment provided. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-12 yrs.) Age-appropriate Science, Technology, and Engineering blend seamlessly with Art projects. Students explore Math concepts such as geometry, fractions, and size. Kids will have loads of fun engaging in various SMART art concepts to explore! Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(6-9 yrs.) Join us on outdoor adventures in nature. This is 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. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(10-13 yrs.) Join us on outdoor adventures in nature. This is 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.

(6-11 yrs.) See the best that our park has to offer with topics that fit your interests. Explore different features of the park with hands-on science and nature activities tailored to young people with disabilities. A different topic each month. Parents must be accessible during the program but are not required to register.

This program satisfies most of the requirements to earn the badge. Scouts must complete all prework before the start of class. Pre-work and program details available at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/scouts. Scouts unable to complete all requirements may receive partial credit from their merit badge counselor.

(4-6 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. Have lots of fun learning about animal life science. 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. Have lots of fun learning about animal life science. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-8 yrs.) Explore the woods, creeks and ponds as we look for all sorts of critters. Learn about the animal life science of frogs, toads, birds, mammals, snakes, turtles, fish and insects through hikes, projects and games. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-8yrs) Investigate the properties of water and air, make bubbling concoctions, learn about electricity, and the science of bubbles. Older campers will also learn about bacteria and DNA. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(8-12yrs) Investigate the properties of water and air, make bubbling concoctions, learn about electricity, and the science of bubbles. Older campers will also learn about bacteria and DNA. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-12 yrs.) Want to create your own playdough or dip your fingers into a concoction that changes from a liquid to a solid? How about a dry ice bubble machine or volcanic lemon? Test out a multitude of experiments and explore the wonderful world of science. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-12 yrs.) Create “magic” potions and exciting chemical reactions that will blow your mind. Erupt a volcano, make indoor snow, grow crystals and blast a rocket into the air. Learn about the states of matter and how things change with mixtures, solutions and chemical reactions. Join us to channel your inner Professor Snape! No camp July 4-5. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-Adult) You may have enjoyed making bubbles before, but you've probably never been inside one. Learn about the science of bubbles in this interactive class. Children must be accompanied by an adult registered in the program.

(5-8 yrs.) Explore chemistry in the kitchen with The Science Seed! Learn the difference between baking soda and baking powder in cookies, and the role yeast plays in pizza dough. The day is rounded out by outdoor recess, story time tied to the day’s science, free reading, exploration and a daily journal entry. No camp June 19. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(5-8 yrs.) What’s the difference in using baking soda or baking powder when making cookies? Join The Science Seed to learn the scientific method, experiment with acids & bases, bake cookies and make conclusions on which is our favorite cookie! Free play, playground time and story time fill out this fun camp day. Once registered, download camp forms from website.

(3-5 yrs) Develop the DaVinci in your child. Children explore arts, music, science and inventing. Additional supply fee payable to instructor at first class.

This program satisfies most of the requirements to earn the Numbers in Nature, Shapes in Nature & Design with Nature Badges. See site’s website for details. This title allows online group registration.

(6-10 yrs.)Dig up dinosaurs and the ancient past in this Mad Science Camp! Use evidence to solve real-life mysteries and learn about archaeology and the techniques scientists use to excavate fossils and long-lost cities. Study bone fragments, pottery shards, and amber deposits to understand what they can tell us about history. Includes a make and take-home project, like a fossil reproduction, an amber time capsule, and coins from around the world! No camp July 4-5. Once registered, download camp forms from website.