9 nature education providers across Washington, DC.
Washington: Casey Trees offers TreeWise spring break and summer camps and a three-day program at DC’s Kingman and Heritage Islands for youth to learn about nature and caretaking. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.
Back to Nature Kids Camp is an immersive summer program for children ages 5 to 8 with outdoor activities and environmental stewardship, offered by the McLean Community Center.
Takoma Park: Tink Summer Camp is an outdoor, nature-based program for children entering 1st grade through 6th grade (ages 6–12) with hands-on projects, outdoor adventures, and play. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.
Clinton: A municipal nature center offering educational programs and activities for children as part of Louise F. Cosca Regional Park.
Arlington Montessori House runs a Summer Enrichment Program that expands on Practical Life activities and includes geography, biology, zoology, sciences, yoga, nature walks, gardening, and more, in both indoor and outdoor environments. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.
Gaithersburg: Bar-T provides after-school childcare, summer day camps, outdoor education, and school year programs for children in a safe and nurturing environment. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.
Alexandria: Montessori summer camp offering hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, and joyful experiences for children on a wooded campus. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.
Rockville: ECDC Summer Camp offers a school-age program for children ages 5 to 12 with activities such as swimming, cooking, ecology projects, science, arts & crafts, and a talent show, and optional extra activities.
Outdoor summer adventures for children ages 3-8 in Washington, DC. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.
