Dream it

What will you become? What do you imagine you will be? All things are possible, and kids explore their greatest dreams as they learn about elements, fantasy, basic science concepts, and how the world around them works. Are we in the presence of the next great scientist?

Take a look inside Odyssey Camps—where campers explore, build, and experiment, and parents share what makes the experience so meaningful.

Two young boys in a Meteor Crater Education Alliance summer camp in Flagstaff, with one boy on the left holding up a cloud of foam or marshmallow, and the other boy on the right watching with interest, with shelves and supplies in the background.
A group of people, including children and adults, standing in front of a float decorated with green alien balloons, planets, and space-themed decorations during a parade on a sunny day.

Make it

Give your child an incredible hands-on experience where they create and experiment—building curiosity, critical thinking, and a love of learning along the way.

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Questions?

Children participating in a STEM activity, working with electronic components and tools on a table in a classroom or workshop setting.

  • Odyssey Camps are immersive, hands-on science camps that turn curiosity into discovery. Powered by the Meteor Crater Education Alliance, our camps invite young scientists to explore, build, experiment, and imagine through exciting, real-world STEM challenges. Families travel from across Arizona and beyond to take part in these unforgettable science adventures

  • Campers jump into hands-on experiments, engineering challenges, creative problem-solving, and collaborative projects every day. From delicious chemistry and exciting reactions to engineering builds and space science, Odyssey Camps are designed to be active, engaging, and unforgettable.

     

  • Odyssey Camps are designed for children ages 5–13, with each camp tailored to specific age groups. Activities are carefully designed to be age-appropriate, engaging, and confidence-building for every camper.

  • From fall through spring, Odyssey Camps are held at the Flagstaff Science Center in Flagstaff, Arizona.

    During the summer, camps will take place at the facilities of our Alliance Partner the Museum of Northern Arizona, and at our own Flagstaff Science Center located in the Moonshot facility next to Buffalo Park Flagstaff.

  • Campers should bring a lunch, labelled water bottle, and wear comfortable clothes that can get a  messy, along with closed-toe shoes. All science materials and supplies are provided—just bring curiosity, creativity, and a readiness to explore!

  • Yes. Odyssey Camps offer multi-week and special discounts throughout the year. Available discounts are listed during registration and may vary by camp and season.

  • Camps run 7.5 hours per day, offering a full day of hands-on adventure, exploration, and learning.

  • Campers are supervised at all times by experienced educators who have completed extensive background checks and receive training in safety, first aid, and CPR. Activities are carefully designed for each age group to ensure an engaging and supportive experience. We prioritize positive group dynamics and encourage curiosity and teamwork so campers feel comfortable, confident, and excited to learn throughout the day.

  • Camp tuition varies by program length. Five-day camps are $315, and four-day camps are $252. Please refer to the camp catalog for program details and availability.

  • Yes. The Meteor Crater Education Alliance is a 501(c)(3) public charity, and camp fees are reinvested directly into our educational programs—supporting materials, instructors, and the continued growth of our mission to inspire STEM learning.

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