Summer Camp

The Petaluma Wildlife Museum's Summer Camp program is fun for ages 8-12. Campers can look forward to a fun summer of animals, educational games, and water slides.

Curriculum includes Global Awareness, Reptile Biology, Rain Forest Ecology, and Educational Games. Presentations are scheduled with Classroom Safari and Reptile Rescue. Other presentations may also be provided.

Campers will be exposed to various exotic reptiles and mammal husbandry. Throughout the day, campers will handle and provide care to the museum animals. Returning students can look forward to many of our new snakes and lizards.

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Each session is conducted over a four day period (Monday thru Thursday), between 10:00am and 4:00pm. A $200 per week fee includes snacks, a t-shirt, and "water play day."

Sessions are limited to 32 children and fill-up quickly.

"Neal and Kimmy playing doctor during the hands-on Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue presentation"

Summer Camp Director: Marsi H. Wier

Summer Camp Coordinator: Emily Harvey

Counselors: Emily, Jordan, Sarah, Patrick, Hayden, David, Parker, Taylor, and Rachel.

Assistant Counselors: Karina and Cotter.

For the 2008 summer camp program, please download the forms below and return them to the Petaluma Wildlife Museum, 201 Fair St., Petaluma, California  94952. If you have any questions please call (707) 778-4787.

Summer Camp 2008 – Registration Form.doc

Summer Camp 2008 – Live Animal Liability Release Form.doc

Summer Camp 2008 – Behavioral Contract.doc