Spring Break Day Camps (K-6th Grades) – March 24, 25, 26, 27, 28

ZooVet Edventures

March 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
(Monday – Friday)
Time: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Grade groups are: Kindergarten, 1st/2nd grades, and 3rd-6th grades

Put on your vet coats and get ready to explore the unique veterinary cases at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo! Together we will curiously review some of the fascinating veterinary cases the Zoo has seen over the last decade.

Daily Themes

Monday, March 24: Skins and Scales
Tuesday, March 25: Bizarre Bones
Wednesday, March 26: Mesmerizing Molars
Thursday, March 27: Brilliant Brains
Friday, March 28: Stellar Problem-Solvers

Details

Register for any one day or all five days! Space is limited; therefore pre-registration is required.
Zoo Member discount rates automatically apply to registration costs when booking online at the Zoo’s website, after logging in with your Zoo membership username and password.
Campers should sign-up for the camp that reflects the grade they are currently enrolled in.

Register for K-6th Spring Break Day Camps

Pick any combination of, or all five days.
Prices are per child.

- Registration opens Jan. 1 at 9 a.m.

Please Select A Valid Option

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I understand that by purchasing a CMZoo membership, advance ticket reservations are required to visit the Zoo for Individual, Family, Grandparent and Family Plus members, and my preferred ticket date or time may not always be available. I also understand that memberships are non-refundable after purchase.

If free member tickets for my chosen day/time are not available, and I choose to purchase non-member tickets, they will not be refundable/reimbursable and cannot be applied to my membership renewal.

I also understand that the Zoo cannot accommodate an earlier entry time than my ticket start time. (For example, a 10:30-11 a.m. ticket cannot be scanned in earlier than 10:30 a.m.)

Please be courteous to your fellow members by not over-reserving tickets and returning tickets you can’t use. To release your tickets, email [email protected] prior to your ticketed date.

MEMBER CODE OF CONDUCT

We believe we can create a feeling of family by treating each employee, guest, member and donor with the respect they deserve. Treating each other like we would want to be treated is just the right thing to do. There is no room at the Zoo for profanity, harassment or threatening behavior.

Our animals are family and we love and respect them not only for their beauty, but for all the joy they bring so many guests every year. We believe our animals deserve the best homes and care we can provide. Please join us in treating our animals like you would treat your own family members. Crossing barriers is dangerous, as they are in place to keep both you and our animals safe. Like your friends and family, our animals do not like to be harassed in any way.

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Our staff strives to make the world a better place every day. We will always work hard to make your experience the best it can be as well as assist you when things might not go as planned. When having difficult discussions, mutual respect is always expected and appreciated.

“If you are unable to comply with this Code of Conduct, we reserve the right to revoke your membership and/or ask you to leave the Zoo. Thank you for understanding.

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Opportunity Fund Scholarship Information

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has scholarships available for schools, groups, and families that may need financial assistance.
Please download the appropriate application and follow included instructions.
Opportunity Fund Scholarship – Individual Application
Opportunity Fund Scholarship – School/Group Application

What to Bring to Camp

– Clothing and Accessories:
Campers should dress comfortably and appropriately for the weather. Layers are suggested and good. Closed toe walking shoes are essential. A daypack, sunscreen, and water bottle are highly recommended! If you have a younger camper- a spare set of clothes might be useful as well.

– Snacks & Lunches:
Please pack a morning snack, sack lunch, and afternoon snack for your camper. The Zoo DOES NOT provide lunch or snacks! Please send your child to camp with a sack lunch!

Payments

Camps must be paid in full at time of registration. Payment includes a 25% non-refundable administration fee, please see above for refund policy.

Health & Safety

This is the foremost consideration for all day camp participants. Camper health information will be with your child’s counselor at all times.

Questions

Email [email protected]
or call 719-424-7827