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Challenger Learning Center of Colorado

Colorado Springs · 8717 Wolf Valley Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80924

The Challenger Learning Center of Colorado offers Engineering Pathfinder Summer Camps where students tackle space-themed, hands-on engineering challenges using materials from recycled crafts to robots and 3D printers while building teamwork and problem-solving skills.

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Summer camps — 2026

7 sessions · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01Engineering Explorers

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Young explorers (grades 1-2) adventure through the solar system together, encountering facts about each planet as they help a lost alien friend return home.

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02Engineering Voyagers

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Voyagers (grades 3-4) train like Artemis astronauts through fact gathering, robotics and coding, low-key physical challenges, and teamwork, taking part in an e-mission.

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03Engineering Rocketeers Level 1

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Campers (grades 4-6) progress through rocket builds, from snap-together to design-your-own, learning chemical reactions, fuel sources, and launch/landing stages to spark an interest in aerospace.

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04Engineering Rocketeers Level 2

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A Level 2 rocketry session that deepens campers' understanding with a more complex design and build process. Students must have completed Rocketry 1 to attend.

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05Engineering Defenders

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Defenders (grades 5-7) are on a mission to protect Earth from rocky marauders, learning planetary science while designing and building engineering concepts to defend the planet.

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06Engineering Pioneers

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With a focus on Arduino programming, circuitry, and 3D design and printing, campers (grades 6-8) dive into engineering projects and leave with their own electronic microcontroller kit.

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07Pathfinder Academy

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A rigorous, hands-on academy for students rising into grades 8-10 to explore multiple engineering disciplines through real design challenges, with each session culminating in a comprehensive final project.

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Location

Colorado Springs, CO

8717 Wolf Valley Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80924

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4.6★★★★29 Google reviews
Ella Everyday6 months ago
★★★★★

I went here for a field trip with my class. We got to choose a job beforehand and I got the communication job. It was so so fun. They took us in a rocket and the simulation was just overall so much fun. The staff was so nice, and it was amazing. We got to see the flag that was on the actual rocket of challeger. There was also a tire that had also gone into space. It’s fascinating. I totally recommend. It is awesome.

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Mary Beckmann3 years ago
★★★★★

Summer camp, 17 kids and one of the best hands on experiences ever. They got to program robots to go through mazes and the highlight was the planetarium to end the visit. It was clean, it was pleasant and the kids talked about it all the way back to school. I don't believe they are open to the public because it's part of a school. But if you have the opportunity to take a group of kids, I would highly recommend this little gem!

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Sharon Baker12 months ago
★★★★★

My kiddo went to summer camp here. The building that we were in was very hot, as there is no control of the thermostat apparently. This is rather unfortunate. My kiddo felt sick because of the heat on the last day and didn’t feel good enough to participate in activities for the parent presentation, which I showed up early for. He was tearful and sad about this. He was not otherwise sick at all. I’m surprised that there’s no use of oscillating fans or other methods to cool kids down with. What a disappointing way to end. Also, when playing outside, my kiddo got hurt pretty badly and had a few noticeable injuries and nobody said anything to me. I obviously could see that he had been hurt and I handled it but nothing was done for my kiddo during camp.

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Eric Eberhardt2 years ago
★★★★★

A truly fantastic way to ignite the imagination of students. Our classes love the missions and this is a hidden gem in Colorado Springs for any educator.

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Sara Wester12 months ago
★★★★★

My kids loved their experience at this camp! Fun and friendly staff! All of the hands on experience is a lot of fun for kids and a great way to make learning come to life!

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