Critter Camp FAQs
What activities are offered?
A lot!! Campers get hands-on with live animals, go on nature walks, play field games, join whole-camp activities, and build construction projects. It's learning disguised as fun, the best kind.
How big are the groups?
Small and cozy. Each group has 10 campers max, so every child get attention, space, and support.
What’s the camper-to-staff ratio?
We keep it safe and personal with a 2:10 staff to campers ratio at all times.
What does the camp fee include?
Pretty much everything camp-related. Animal Sessions, supervised activities, materials, supplies, and a whole ot of learning and fun packed into one week.
Any hidden fees we should know about?
No, what you see is what you pay.
Do you offer payment plans?
At the moment, we don't offer payment plans.
What if plans change? What's your refund policy?
Life happens, here's how we handle it:
- Processing fees are non-refundable
- 30+ days before camp: Full refund(minus processing fee)
- 30-7 days before camp: 50% refund
- Within 7 days of camp: No refund, but we can offer 50% credit toward another Village Edu opportunity.
- Processing fees are non-refundable
- 30+ days before camp: Full refund(minus processing fee)
- 30-7 days before camp: 50% refund
- Within 7 days of camp: No refund, but we can offer 50% credit toward another Village Edu opportunity.
Is financial aid or scholarship support available?
Yes. Please contact us via email(info@villageedu.org) or call (13012449640) for further assistance and more information about financial aid
Is there a registration deadline?
Yes. Registration closes onces sessions fill up or shortly before camp begins. We recommend registering early since spots are limited.
Can my child attend more than one week?
Absolutely!! Campers are welcome to attend Multiple Sessions.
What forms are required?
You'll complete medical information, consent forms, and waivers during registration. We'll guide you through everything step by step.
Who are the counselors?
Our counselors are certified and trained educators, experienced in working with children and live animals
What should my child bring?
A water bottle, lunch, a snack and lot's of curiosity! (Campers should bring their own lunch and snacks each day)
What should NOT be brought?
If it's not allowed on an airplane, it's not allowed at Critter Camp.
How will parents know what their child learned?
Parents are invited at the end of camp to celebrate as campers are proudly certified as Junior Entomologists and share what they've learned