Application Window is January 1-31, 2026

A maximum of 30 campers will be chosen for each camp with the following exceptions:
​Rocky Mountain Family Camp, 50 and Voyageurs Camp, 20

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​Costs include food, accommodations, program fees, supplies, and equipment. Travel expenses are the responsibility of each camper.
Note: For Rocky Mountain Family Camp, children must have completed Kindergarten to attend.

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Who can attend?

How to apply

Educators of all levels, such as teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators, coaches, media specialists, social workers, college students pursuing education degrees, National Park Service rangers, and other informal educators are eligible for this opportunity. Participants are responsible for their own travel arrangements and costs. Program fees cover all meals, accommodations, equipment, activities, and supplies while at camp. Travel expenses are the responsibility of each camper.

Please read all the information about your chosen camp, including the dates and pricing, before applying.

Note: For Rocky Mountain Family Camp, children must have completed Kindergarten to attend.

Select a link for a specific camp in the list above or choose a camp from the drop down menu for STEAM in the PARK 2026. The link to apply will be on the camp page once the application window opens.

Camp Costs

• The cost for each camp is shown on the dedicated camp page.
• The program fee will cover food, accommodations, program fees, supplies, and equipment for all activities.
  
• Travel to and from camp is the sole responsibility of each camper.

Important Dates

• January 31, 2026: Application deadline
• February 5, 2026: Camp acceptance/rejection notifications sent
• February 15, 2026: $100 nonrefundable deposit deadline
• May 1, 2026: FULL STEAM in the PARK payment deadline
• May 15, 2026: Full payment is no longer refundable

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Key objectives for our camps:

• Experiential Learning:
  • ​Engage participants in hands-on activities that integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) with the natural beauty of national parks.
  • Provide immersive learning experiences that spark curiosity and a love for discovery.

• Inclusive Environment:
  • ​​Ensure that all participants feel welcomed, valued, and included, promoting diversity and accessibility in all our programs.
  • Create a supportive and collaborative community where everyone can share their unique perspectives and learn from each other.
• Storytelling and Memory Making:
  • Encourage participants to document their experiences through journaling, photography, and creative expression.
  • Facilitate moments that create lasting memories, from group activities to personal reflections in nature.
    

• Educational Impact:
  • Provide educators with the tools and resources to bring the wonders of national parks into their classrooms, enhancing their teaching and inspiring their students.
  • Focus on addressing global challenges through the lens of the UN Global Goals, fostering a sense of responsibility and empowerment in young learners.​
• Connection to Nature:
  • Cultivate a deeper appreciation for the environment by exploring the unique ecosystems and biodiversity of national parks.
  • Promote environmental stewardship and conservation through engaging activities and discussions.
    

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