Discover, Explore, and Grow at Blue Hole Nature Camp!
Give your kids the ultimate summer adventure, right in the heart of the Texas Hill Country! Every week, campers will explore the wonders of nature, spark their curiosity, and make lifelong memories in Wimberley’s beautiful Blue Hole Park. With exciting weekly themes, hands-on activities, and outdoor exploration, every day is a new adventure waiting to happen.
Registration opens February 1st – don’t miss out! Stay tuned for weekly themes and more details coming soon. Let’s make this summer one to remember!
- Duration – Weekly day camp with 10 available weeks
- Campers – ages 6 to 12,
- Counselor in Training (CIT) program – ages 13 to 15
Pricing details:
Wimberley Resident Camper
At least 6 years of age before the first day of camp and no older than 12 years of age
$300
$ 250
Non-Resident Camper
At least 6 years of age before the first day of camp and no older than 12 years of age
$350
$ 300
Counselor in Training
Ages 13-15
$150
$ 100
Week 1: Eco Heroes
Campers learn how to protect the planet with activities like creating art from recycled materials, building bee hotels, and planting native flowers. They’ll enjoy an eco-themed scavenger hunt, relay races, and habitat restoration projects, alongside traditional games like a conservation-themed Capture the Flag.
May 26th – 30th
Week 2: Birding Bootcamp
Discover the world of birds through hikes, birdhouse building, and learning bird calls with “Bird Bingo.” Campers will create binoculars, play “Hawk and Sparrow” tag, and enjoy scavenger hunts to spot nests and feathers while exploring local habitats.
June 2nd – 6th
Week 3: Nature Detectives
Solve nature mysteries by tracking animal signs, identifying plants, and investigating ecosystems. Activities include scavenger hunts, wildlife observation, and crafting “detective kits.” Campers will also play themed games like Nature Clue and a camouflage version of hide-and-seek.
June 9th – 13th
Week 4: Tales from the Treetops
Dive into the wonders of trees through storytelling, climbing, and tree-themed crafts. Campers will learn about tree ecosystems, create leaf art, and explore canopies through group hikes. Games like “Tree Tag” add a playful twist to learning.
June 16th – 20th
Week 5: Sensing Nature
Engage all five senses with sensory walks, nature scavenger hunts, and touch-and-feel mystery boxes. Campers will create scented sachets, taste edible plants, and enjoy classic games like Marco Polo in a nature-inspired setting.
June 23rd – 27th
No Camp June 30th – July 4th
Week 6: CAMP MUCK & MAHEM
Get ready for muddy fun with water balloon tosses, mud painting, and messy science experiments. Activities include slip-and-slide races, obstacle courses, and creating mud sculptures, balanced with traditional camp favorites like tug-of-war.
July 7th – 11th
Week 7: Naturally Creative
Blend art and nature with eco-friendly crafts, nature-inspired painting, and sculpture-building with natural materials. Activities include making nature journals, leaf rubbings, and group art projects, alongside creative storytelling and camp games.
July 14th – 18th
Week 8: River Rats
Explore river ecosystems with wading, critter netting, and learning about aquatic life. Campers will build mini-dams, race stick boats, and play water-based games like sponge relay races, all while discovering the importance of water conservation.
July 21st – 25th
Week 9: Bug Bonanza
Discover the world of insects through bug hunts, butterfly gardens, and creating bug hotels. Campers will learn about pollinators, craft insect masks, and play games like Bug Freeze Tag while exploring the vital roles of insects in nature.
July 28th – August 1st
Week 10: Excavating Explorers
Discover the world of insects through bug hunts, butterfly gardens, and creating bug hotels. Campers will learn about pollinators, craft insect masks, and play games like Bug Freeze Tag while exploring the vital roles of insects in nature.
August 4th – 8th