EnCana Badlands Science CampJunior Science Camp
It's every kid's dream come true - wake up in a real teepee, prospect for dinosaur bones in the Alberta badlands, and learn all about the science of palaeontology.
Throughout the week, kids will explore the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, work with dinosaurs, take field trips to historical sites, and have tons of fun in a safe, well-supervised environment.
Registration for 2013 Camp is now open!
Note: Due to increased demand, we have added an extra girls’ teepee to provide additional spaces in Junior Camp 1.
To Register
Step 1: Download and print the registration forms from this link.
Step 2: Complete, sign (in ink), and return the original forms.
BY MAIL:
Bookings Office, Royal Tyrrell Museum
Box 7500 Drumheller, Alberta Canada T0J 0Y0
BY COURIER:
Bookings Office, Royal Tyrrell Museum
Highway 838, Midland Provincial Park
Drumheller, Alberta Canada T0J 0Y0
Full payment is required at time of registration and can be made by:
1) including a cheque with your completed registration forms
2) including credit card information in the space provided
3) calling the numbers below to make payment by credit card
Toll free in Alberta
310-0000 then (403) 823-7707
Toll free in North America
(outside Alberta)
1-888-440-4240
Outside North America
1-403-823-7707
A confirmation email will be sent when full payment and completed forms are received.
NOTE: We cannot accept electronically submitted payment or forms (including faxes or scanned forms) as the waiver is a legal document and must be signed in ink.
Your space at Science Camp will not be reserved until full payment and signed registration forms are received.
For more information please refer to the FAQ page.
Ages
Youth 9 - 12
Dates
Junior Science Camp #1 June 30 – July 6
Junior Science Camp #2 Aug 4 – 10
Fees
$470.00 per participant, plus G.S.T.
Drop Off
Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
Pick Up
Saturday at 10:00 a.m.
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Lords of the Land

Witness the beauty of the beasts in this exhibit highlighting some of our most rare, fragile, and scientifically significant pieces.
- Palaeontology as a Career
- Passion for the Past



