Camp Boundless

Hello Boundless friends,

We are so excited to offer summer camps this year. Most camp activities take place indoors and are designed to be safe, engaging, and age-appropriate. Activities do not include the use of real fire or direct interaction with live worms or insects. Campers will learn about activities such as fishing, swimming, and hiking; however, they will not be participating in these activities. 

During Gardening Week, campers will participate in planting activities and will have exposure to soil.

Each day includes story time, crafts, skill-building activities, creative play, learning experiences, and opportunities for building friendships.

Registration Process:

1. Complete the registration form.
2. Complete waiver (If your child has recently visited Boundless and has an active waiver, this does not need to be redone.)
3. Once we receive your registration, we will issue you a payment link via email. Please note, registration is not confirmed until payment is received. Class size is limited to 15 campers per age group.

Register now to secure your spot! 

You can view all of our activities and events on our calendar, or Facebook and Instagram pages. Also, check out our new TikTok account! If you have ideas for new programming or events please email us at info@boundlessmn.org. 

Camp Info

Age Groups: 

Group A: Children entering grade 1, 2, or 3 in Fall 2026. 

Group B: Children entering grade 4, 5, or 6 in Fall 2026

Schedule: 9:00am - 3:00pm

9:00-10:00 Drop off, check in, circle/story time

10:00-10:45 Activity (age based) 

10:45-11:30 Craft (age based) 

11:30-12:30 Lunch/recess (playground) 

12:30-1:30 Elective choice (sports or art) 

1:30-2:30 Skill building 

2:30-3:00 Large group, snack, pick-up 

Cost: $255/week for Camping and Gardening. $85/day for Science Camp. Members receive a 10% discount on all camps. 

Gardening Week: Dig, Plant, Grow

Offering three options: June 9,10,11, July 7,8,9, or August 11,12,13

Campers will explore how plants grow and why they matter, with opportunities to get their hands in the soil and create along the way.

• Learn about flowers and the plant life cycle
• Explore soil, worms, and how plants grow strong
• Discover fruits, vegetables, and the role of pollinators

Day 1: Flowers and the plant life cycle.  Elective: Sport (soccer) or Art (watercolors)

Day 2: Soil and worms. Elective: Sport (basketball) or Art (music windchimes)

Day 3: Fruits, vegetables, and pollinators. Elective: Sport (kickball) or Art (paper fruit)

Camping Week: Explore, Engage, Learn

Offering two options: June 23, 24, 25 or July 28, 29, 30

Campers will experience the fun of camping through creative, interactive activities—no overnight stay required.

• Learn about campfires, food, and setting up tents
• Explore animals and insects found in nature
• Discover activities like fishing, swimming, and hiking through guided play

Day 1: Fire, food, and tents. Elective: Sport (kickball) or Art (banjo)

Day 2: Animals and bugs. Elective: Sport (soccer) or Art (paper tent and animal building)

Day 3: Fishing, swimming, and hiking. Elective: Sport (basketball) or Art (pipe cleaner fish)

Science Camp: Chemistry

Offering two options: July 21 or August 17

Campers will experiment, mix, and observe as they explore fun and engaging chemistry concepts through hands-on activities.

Elective: Sport (kickball) or Art (coffee filter butterflies or cyanotype)

Science Camp: Physics

Offering two options: July 23 or August 18

Campers will build, move, and test ideas while learning how things work through motion and sound.

Elective: Sport (soccer) or Music (percussion physics)

Science Camp: Astronomy

Offering two options: July 24 or August 19

Campers will explore space, stars, and planets through imaginative and creative activities that spark curiosity.

Elective: Sport (basketball) or Art (acrylic paint pouring)