Space Camp Museum of the North

Space Camp at the Museum of the North is a stellar opportunity for young explorers to dive into the wonders of space and science. Designed for kids aged 5 to 12, this camp offers hands-on activities that ignite curiosity and creativity while teaching about the mysteries of our universe. It’s an out-of-this-world experience that’s both educational and fun. Campers will explore fascinating topics like the aurora borealis, rocket science, and the solar system, all while engaging in interactive projects that make learning exciting. From building model rockets to uncovering the science behind Alaska’s breathtaking northern lights, every activity is designed to inspire budding scientists and astronauts alike. The camp’s educators, with support from NASA’s Heliophysics Education Activation Team (HEAT), ensure each session is packed with knowledge and excitement. Held at the University of Alaska Museum of the North, the camp takes full advantage of its incredible resources. Kids will explore exhibits showcasing Alaska’s natural wonders, cultural history, and even Ice Age relics, all while learning how science connects to their everyday world. The museum’s state-of-the-art facilities provide an engaging and safe environment for discovery. Parents can feel confident knowing their children are in expert hands while they learn, create, and dream big. Whether your child is crafting space-themed art or launching their own mini rocket, they’ll leave Space Camp with new skills, friends, and a deeper appreciation for the universe around them. It’s a summer adventure that’s truly out of this world!