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Check providerNo School Day Camps is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for ages 5-10. Format: day.
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A hands-on science museum in Grand Junction offering interactive exhibits, field trips, STREAM preschool programming, and summer camps that engage kids in science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
No School Day Camps is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for ages 5-10. Format: day.
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Environmental Institute — Gear Up! Outdoor Skills Camps is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for ages 6-15. Format: day.
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EUREKA! Summer Science Camps is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for Incoming K-15. Format: day.
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Friday STEAM Camps is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for ages 5-10. Format: day.
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Dig In! Camps at CSU Western Campus is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for ages 6-15. Format: day.
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Programas En Español / Aventureros (Spanish-language STEAM camps) is a academic program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum for ages 5-11. Format: day.
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2026 Summer Camps is a stem program offered by Eureka! McConnell Science Museum. Format: day.
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A new story for each day sparks curiosity and creativity, with many hands-on activities. Storytime, with a scientific twist!
Ever wonder what happened to the dinosaurs, or how they lived? Explore who roamed our earth, skies and seas 65 million years ago.
Interested in fashion design and the creative process? Use recycled materials and the engineering process to create clothing, accessories, and more. Project Runway here we come!
Have an interest in coding? Explore and engineer in this camp designed to combine Scratch coding and Microbits.
Improve your cooking skills while connecting to global food issues by harvesting in the garden, working in a teaching kitchen, and learning about food production. Tailored for middle/high school students.
A high-flying adventure for curious young explorers. Campers discover the wonders of flight through hands-on activities, from building aerodynamic paper planes to investigating birds and butterflies.
Learn about native and non-native plants while honing skills as a mixologist and chemist. Students explore chromatography, make perfume and cyanotypes, and use plants for art, science, and fun.
Explore different STEAM topics as we use Minecraft to create visual models that enrich our thinking. Screen time use will exceed 30 minutes/day.
Travel across our planet to investigate the science from the depths of the oceans to the peaks of mountains and everything in between.
A camp of creative thinking that explores the engineering process through LEGO building. We'll create, build, revise, and repeat!
Grab your blueprints and get ready to design and build! We study famous buildings, engineer structures, and apply our knowledge of strength and force.
Use the skills of wildlife biologists to solve a mystery! Explore Wildlife Forensic Science careers, endangered species and animal adaptations, and use lab activities to solve a wildlife crime.
Master the physics of flight by building rockets, learning the science behind drones, and exploring the cutting-edge technology shaping the aerospace industry.
Learn how fossils are made and how scientists use them to understand dinosaurs, prehistoric plants and the history of the Earth.
Entrepreneur STEAM where creativity meets business savvy. Kids learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, from brainstorming ideas to creating business plans and marketing strategies.
Unleash your inner neuroscientist in this hands-on exploration of the most powerful organ in the human body, diving into the science of the brain through interactive experiments.
Transform the simple into the spectacular by designing complex chain-reaction machines. Participants master physics and mechanical engineering as they prototype, test, and troubleshoot whimsical inventions.
Join us as we mix, bubble, fizz, and erupt! We study what happens when different things are mixed together, and the science behind their reactions.
Journey into the ocean as we learn all about the animals and ecosystems under the sea.
May the force be with you as we explore the science of lightsabers, intergalactic spacecraft, Baby Yoda and more!
Part of an initiative to support and encourage female participation in the sciences. Students dive feet first into a wide variety of science-related careers.
Put on your safety goggles to experience mind-boggling science! Kids think like scientists to experiment with chemicals while learning about things too small to see with just our eyes.
Apply the engineering design process as we build and create within Minecraft worlds, combining hands-on engineering with virtual application. Screen time use will exceed 30 minutes/day.
Splish-splash, let's dive into water! How does it change states? What makes it so unique, and why is it so important? Don't be afraid to get wet in this fun-filled camp.
Get ready to shrink down and study the world's most successful survivors in this hands-on entomology adventure!
Students get the opportunity to do our most popular STEAM activities of the summer, exploring a variety of topics and experiments.
1400 N. 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
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I took my 16-month-old to the EUREKA! McConnell Science Museum yesterday, and we both had such a great time! This is one of those places that’s just as enjoyable for adults as it is for kids. There are so many hands-on exhibits and science experiments, including creative projects built by local students, which was really neat to see. My toddler especially loved the indoor play area with the train table, wooden cars, STEM building activities, and the ball maze where you send plastic balls through different tubes to watch where they come out. We also enjoyed seeing the fish and marine life, including tiny starfish and swordtails. There’s an outdoor playground as well, though I’d say it’s probably best suited for kids around 5 years and older. Before we left, we stopped by the gift shop and were pleasantly surprised by the prices—they had lots of fun items that were actually affordable. If you’re looking for something fun, educational, and indoors (especially on those hot Grand Junction days), I definitely recommend checking this place out. We can’t wait to go back!
View on Google ↗Love this place. We come through the area about once a winter and our daughter has been here multiple times (now 4yos). We're at the stage where she can explore and investigate more on her own but it's been a great place for all four years of visiting. Worth the price, so much to do, and even if they appear busy with school programs you don't notice it.
View on Google ↗This is a good place for families to go and encourage their children to learn more about the sciences. You can get a free pass from Mesa County library.
View on Google ↗This review is strictly for the OUTSIDE play area. Most fun Iv had at a park in a long time!!! I took my 6 month and 18 month foster babies with us. ALL of us had a blast and definitely plan on many more play dates here!!! My favorite piece of equipment was definitely the double seater teater!!!
View on Google ↗Atrended a children's birthday party at Eureka and it was pretty great. The kids had a good time and the staff were really engaged with them.
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