Dino Summer Camps - Cretaceous Critters

Dino Summer Camp Inspires Young Explorers with Prehistoric Adventures

Young dinosaur enthusiasts can embark on an unforgettable learning experience at the Dino Summer Camp Cretaceous Critters, specially designed for children aged four to six years. Hosted at the Philip J Currie Dinosaur Museum in Wembley, Alberta, the camp introduces children to the fascinating world of dinosaurs, palaeontology, and natural science through engaging activities that encourage curiosity, creativity, and discovery.

Throughout the program, campers explore the museum's interactive exhibits while taking part in hands on learning experiences tailored to their age group. Guided by experienced staff, children discover fascinating facts about prehistoric creatures, fossils, and ancient ecosystems in a fun, safe, and supportive environment that makes learning both exciting and memorable.

The adventure continues beyond the museum with supervised visits to nearby natural attractions, including Pipestone Creek Park and Saskatoon Island. A special highlight is the opportunity to visit the famous dinosaur bone bed known as the home of Big Sam, where young explorers gain a deeper appreciation of Alberta's remarkable fossil heritage while enjoying outdoor exploration and nature based activities.

Combining education, adventure, and imaginative play, the Dino Summer Camp offers an enriching experience that inspires a lifelong interest in science and the natural world. With small group sizes, experienced supervision, and a variety of interactive activities, children enjoy a rewarding summer program filled with learning, friendship, and unforgettable prehistoric discoveries.