Spend your vacation week with us, outside at Audubon! Our vacation camps invite children to explore the world around them, and connect with the plants and animals that call the Green Mountains home. There are moments of magic every day at camp, whether around the bonfire, on a hike to Lookout Rock, or at the pond. 

Our vacation camps mirror our summer day camps in many ways, making them a great opportunity to try Audubon for a day or two. Themes are seasonal and focused on what is happening in the natural world right now. We explore the entire Green Mountain Audubon Center from top to bottom with hands-on activities guided by our team of naturalist educators, AmeriCorps Members and interns. We maintain a ratio of one teacher to eight students. We maximize the amount of time we spend outdoors, so weather appropriate gear is required. We always monitor children for safety and comfort, and might spend time inside some days depending on weather or other environmental conditions. 

Our vacation camps are full days, and we ask that families commit to their children joining us for the whole day from 9:00am-3:00pm. We take breaks in the morning and afternoon for snacks and we take a lunch break around noon (food is family provided). 

Register for the whole week or choose your favorite day! 

Please read the information below and give us a call if you have any further questions! 

Accessibility and Participant Safety: 

• Payment plans and scholarships are available. 

• We have a limited amount of outdoor clothing on hand. If you do not have a required gear item, please give us a call so we can get your kids' size and see what we have available before the program so we can be discreet. 

• We ask that all who come to Audubon Vermont contribute to a safe and welcoming environment for everyone else. We respect the individuality of each member of our community, and we are committed to a camp experience for kids and their adults that is free of any kind of discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, national or ethnic origin, politics, or veteran status. In addition to teaching about nature, we teach kindness and respect. We expect all who come to our camps-- staff, volunteers, campers, and caregivers-- to help us build and maintain this safe and welcoming space for all. 

• We ask that families provide a complete health form for their student that includes behavioral information as well as physical. We use this information to prepare for our programs, so campers and staff have a safe experience. Information disclosed about your child will be held in confidence and only shared with teachers if they need to know it. 

We spend time off trail, on uneven, muddy, snow, and wet terrain. We move at the pace of the group and are prepared for students who want to go fast and those who move slower. Our trails have sections of stairs, boardwalk, and short but steep hills. We might hike 2-3 miles over the course of a full day. Off trail, students might encounter logs to climb over or under, but this is usually a challenge by choice. If these physical properties sound like they might pose a challenge for your child, or your camper has a disability, please call our office to speak with our Education Manager about accommodations.​

February Vacation Camp 2026

Spring is coming! Celebrate the arrival of spring like a naturalist. Participants will explore themes of renewal, growth, and nature’s awakening through art, inquiry, and play. 

Timing: 9am-3pm.  

Grades K-5th (approx ages 5-11) At this time we are only making exceptions to ages for students currently enrolled in a program with us (ex: Unschool, Afterschool, Forest Classroom) 

$70 per day. Audubon Members save 7% with discount code "vacayay" 

Before things get quiet for winter, let’s take this chance to view the Center through the eyes of the animals who live here and shape the landscape. And we’re not talking turkey!  We will explore the Center as it is transitioning to winter. Campers will adventure through different habitats, uncover how animals and plants prepare for winter, and use nature’s textures and colors to create art inspired by the season. Each day brings a mix of exploration, creativity, and hands-on learning—perfect for curious minds who love to hike, build, observe, and make things from the natural world. Sign up for one day or both!

Monday, Novemeber 24 and Tuesday, November 25-- sign up for one day or both!

Timing: 9:00am-3:00pm (please note the change in time for 2025-26 school year!)

Grades K-4/5th (approx ages 5-10). At this time, we are only making exceptions to ages for students currently enrolled in a program with us (ex: UnSchool, Afterschool, Forest Classroom) 

$70 per day. Audubon Members save 7% with discount code "vacayay" 

What will you do?: Each day in November will be a mix of Art and Adventure around the them of the changing season. Whether you sign up for one day or both