🏕️ Nature & Adventure Camps
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Boise, ID
City of Boise's parks and recreation department, operating one of Idaho's largest municipal recreation catalogs. Programs include Summer Playcamps (10 parks, ages entering 1st–6th grade), youth camps in art / cooking / outdoor / recreation / science / theater / Zoo Boise themes, golf and tennis lessons, league play, swim programs, and drop-in facility access at Fort Boise Community Center, Idaho IceWorld, and city pools. Registration via Boise Parks & Rec app or webtrac portal.
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Meridian, ID
City of Meridian's parks and recreation department, offering youth camps (Camp Mer-IDA-Moo for ages 6–11 at Discovery and Siena Elementary; Outdoor Adventure Camp for ages 9–14), recreation classes, youth sports leagues, and reservation services for Settlers Park and 30+ other city parks. Registration via REC1 portal.
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Boise, ID
Boise's municipal library system with five branches in Boise: Main Library (715 S. Capitol Blvd., downtown), Library! at Bown Crossing (2153 E. Riverwalk Dr.), Library! at Cole & Ustick (7557 W. Ustick Rd.), Library! at Collister (4724 W. State St.), and Library! at Hillcrest (5246 W. Overland Rd.). Offers Baby Stories and Play (recurring Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri), summer reading program, kids and teen programming, summer and winter program guides. All locations have parking, public computers, WiFi, and meeting rooms.
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Boise, ID
Boise's zoo located in Julia Davis Park. Conservation-focused city zoo with native and exotic animal exhibits. Offers summer day camps for ages 4–12 spanning themes like Animal Avengers, herpetology, zoology, wildlife forensics, and creative writing (Wildlife Words in partnership with The Cabin). Camp registration runs through Boise Parks & Recreation (resident registration opens March 30; non-resident April 1). Sponsored by Stinker.
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Boise, ID
15-acre botanical garden adjacent to the Old Idaho Penitentiary. Permanent thematic garden displays plus year-round Youth Education Programs (STEAM Camps for ages 5–8, out-of-school day camps, spring break camp). Summer 2026 STEAM Camp lineup: Artful Outdoors (June 22–26), Teeth, Talons & Tails! (July 27–31), Garden's Greatest Hits (Aug 3–7). 8:30 AM–3:30 PM, two age cohorts per camp (5–6 and 7–8), 16 participants per group. Also hosts the partnership Wizarding Camp with Discovery Center of Idaho.
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Kuna, ID
City of Kuna's parks and recreation department. Park Ranger Program (free 6-week summer youth program: outdoor activities, farms/gardening, history, wildlife observation). Park facilities + community center reservations. NOTE: Kuna P&R does NOT directly facilitate youth sports leagues, they support local organizations (e.g. Idaho Rush) that do. Registration via CivicRec.
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Meridian, ID
Hands-on children's museum focused on purposeful play for ages 2-8 and their families. Daily educational programs, immersive planetarium shows, STEM activities, monthly family events, and seasonal camps. Birthday parties available.
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Caldwell, ID
Back-to-the-basics, all-weather outdoor school in Caldwell's Sand Hollow area (formerly Coyote Willow). Situated on natural farmland with little woods, gardens, seasonal stream, and pond: operating on the C&S Legacy farm with horse riding lessons and homesteading-type learning opportunities. Classes can be combined individually to match each child's interests as an addition to a homeschool routine. Programs span Academic & Social (Rangers 1-4 ages 5-16), Skills & Explore (Chess Club, Cooking, Farm Kids, Forge & Woodworking, Hearth Makers, Nature Art, Nature Explorers, Nature Wilder), Family & Pre-K (Wilding Family, Nature Farm Family, Woodland Wilds), and Summer 2026 camps (Archery 'Bullseye', Jr Adventures Day Camp, Mighty Bugs & Frogs Camp, Forge Summer Camp). Fully indoor classroom, heated tipi, and large shelters available year-round.
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Boise, ID
City of Boise environmental education facility in the Foothills serving over 10,000 students + community members annually. Year-round nature-based programming for ages 2 through adult: Outdoor Preschool (3.5-5, year-round), Nature Programs (ages 2-4 with adult), Little Explorers (ages 6-9), school field trips, family programs, summer camps. Quarter-mile Story Trail (free + drop-in) with nature-themed story platforms. Located within native sagebrush steppe ecosystem with hands-on exhibits.