Summer 2026 Opportunities
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The beloved Tulsa summer tradition returns and the full schedule is available to view NOW! Camp Philbrook offers a unique opportunity for children ages 5-14 to work with local artists and outdoor educators to make art and explore nature. Get to planning and give the children in your life an unforgettable summer experience exploring ideas, getting messy in the studio and gardens, making art, and having a ton of FUN.
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Get ready for an unforgettable summer at Camp Waypoint! Our 219-acre camp near Wagoner, Oklahoma, boasts nearly three miles of Fort Gibson Lake shoreline, along with beautiful bluffs, forests, and meadows. It's the perfect place for campers aged 7-17 to explore, make friends, and have fun.
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Our Day Camps occur in the great outdoors in communities throughout Eastern Oklahoma.
A typical day will include opportunities to explore nature, learn songs, play games, get creative with projects, and gain outdoor confidence.
At Girl Scout Overnight Camp, your camper will make friends and have fun while building skills and confidence to last a lifetime. She'll be guided by trained, high-quality staff ready to share their knowledge and love of the outdoors. Her counselors and new friends will become her community, cheering her on, encouraging her when she falters and helping her find the best in herself—the willing-to-try-it, believe-in-my-capabilities, can-do-anything version of herself you see in her every day. She’s a force of nature, so let’s get her outside!
Whether away for two, five, or twelve nights, girls will gain a stronger sense of self, make new friends, practice teamwork, and use creativity for projects and problem-solving. With almost 30 specialty sessions throughout the summer, epic adventure awaits at Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma’s unique overnight camp at Camp Tallchief.
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Each summer, Global Gardens provides short-term programming for students across Tulsa, in partnership with schools and other community organizations. Offerings include free weeklong camps and summer school enrichment. Students explore the garden ecosystem, complete STEM projects and experiments, harvest food, cook together, and engage in creative activities.
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From June 15-18, campers in 10th to 12th grade will get hands-on experience interacting with professionals on the sites of some of the region’s major industries. Students are picked up from multiple campuses and brought to the camp. The deadline to apply is May 29.
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Tulsa Zoo hosts a variety of educational camps throughout the year. Camps are rooted in wildlife adventures while youth explore the world around us, make new friends, and celebrate nature! All camps feature age-appropriate programs, tours, games, creative projects, up-close animal encounters and so much more!
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Young students who want to have a career in health care can explore medicine through the University of Oklahoma’s MASH & Mini MASH day camps. They will do hands-on activities in science, math and multidisciplinary learning.
High school students can attend from June 15-18, and middle school students have camp June 22-25. Both take place at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa campus.
