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This year’s camp topics range from competing
in Zoo Olympics and learning all about baby animals in Born
to be Wild to becoming an Animal Detective or fishing in
local ponds! Older kids (ages 11-15) can spend time working
as Junior Zookeepers or even venture out with Zoo biologists
for a hands-on project in Conservation Explorers.
Camps begin June 4 and run through August 17.
Most camps run 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Please check
toledozoo.org/summer-camps
for details.
Children may be signed up for one or more camps. Zoo member
discounts apply.
The fun isn’t just for the kids, though.
Zoo Snoozes
invite the entire family to camp overnight at
the Zoo with children ages six and older. This nocturnal
experience includes animal interaction, keeper talks,
exclusive tours, delicious meals and more. Sleeping
accommodations vary by date; locations include the Forest
Room of the award-winning Nature’s Neighborhood, the
Aquarium and the Hippoquarium®. Each Snooze has a theme that
guides the animal interactions, tours and more.
For more information or to register for
Summer Safari Camps or Zoo Snoozes, please visit
toledozoo.org/education.
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