Thanks for a great summer! We have completed another great season of outdoor adventures.
If you want to get a sense of our program, please check out our We will release next year's camp information including dates, themes, and prices, in early 2027. Have a great year!
Monday, March 30th – Friday, April 3rd, 2026
Join us for a week of outdoor fun! We are hosting one camp session for ages 5-12. Spring Break camp is March 30- April 3rd, 2026, Monday through Friday, 9am-3pm, with aftercare from 3:30-5pm. Spring Break Camp registration opens on Friday, February 27th, 2026 at 12:00PM MST. One week-long session costs $325 with an optional fee of $20 per day for aftercare.
Click the button below to create a CampDoc account or to log into your account from last year. When creating a new account, be sure to use your child's information to view available camp sessions.
Online registration will open Friday, March 6, 2026 at 12 p.m. MST.
Spend your summer exploring the natural beauty of Santa Fe! We learn about our local ecosystems out on the trail, doing hands-on activities and crafts, and playing games. Our week-long summer camps will run from the beginning of June through July. Check out our for topics, schedules, and more details! Camp will run June 1st through July 31st, 2026.
Registration for camp will be completed through . Sessions are first come, first served with younger camps sometimes filling quickly. We recommend creating an account prior to registration. Click the button below to create a CampDoc account or to log into your account from last year. When creating an account, please make sure to use your CHILD’s information. Our camps are age restricted, so if you have entered your own adult information and birthday, you will be outside the age range for our camps and they will not be visible.
Yes, scholarships are available for local families facing economic hardship. Scholarship awards include a full or partial tuition scholarship, as well as free aftercare for one week of camp. To request the scholarship application, please email our Camp Director.
At the end of the week, scholarship campers and families are asked to write a letter or draw a picture related to their experience at camp. If you are interested in donating to our scholarship funds and supporting youth access to the outdoors, please contact us.
We do not accept ECECD funding/Universal childcare from the State of New Mexico at this time. Instead, we offer private 91°µÍø scholarships to increase our program's accessibility to local families.
Registration for camp will be completed through . Sessions are first come, first served with younger camps sometimes filling quickly. We recommend creating an account prior to registration. Click the button below to create a CampDoc account or to log into your account from last year. When creating an account, please make sure to use your CHILD’s information. Our camps are age restricted, so if you have entered your own adult information and birthday, you will be outside the age range for our camps and they will not be visible.
If a camp session you would like to register for is full, you are welcome to add your camper to our waitlist through our online registration form. In the event of a spot opening up, we will reach out to those on the waitlist, in the listed order, until the spot is filled.
Cancellations made on or prior to May 1, 2026 are fully refundable minus a $50 processing fee per camp. Cancellations made after May 1, but at least two weeks prior to your camper's session will be refundable minus a $100 cancellation fee per camp. No refunds will be given for cancellations within 2 weeks of your child's camp session. All cancellations must be made in writing to the Camp Director.
The insurance advertised by CampDoc during registration is an external entity and not associated with our camp program. It operates like Travel Insurance, and those who choose to purchase it must file a claim on their own for reimbursement. Our Camp Staff are not involved in the process.
Yes, transfers are allowed if space is available. Our fee for transferring a camper to a new session is $50 per camp. Please contact the camp director to request a session transfer.
Your camper should bring a morning snack, lunch, re-fillable water bottle, backpack, hat, sunscreen, and trail-ready footwear. We will provide cubby storage for all camper belongings. Please make sure your camper is prepared to spend most of their camp time outdoors, except in the event of inclement weather. Please label EVERYTHING.
Additional information will be emailed the week before camp, including a packing list and other relevant details.
Campers who are sick should not attend camp and will be sent home if feeling unwell. In the event of fever symptoms, campers should refrain from coming to camp until after they have been fever free for 24 hours.
We reserve the right to alter and update our policies depending on changes to federal, state, or local guidelines.
91°µÍø strives to create a safe and fun environment for our camp community. Families are asked to complete a Health Profile for their camper, including ways we can best support your child. If your child has special needs or you have additional concerns, please reach out to the Camp Director ahead of time to see if our camp program is a good fit for your circumstance.
Please note: staff are not able to provide ongoing 1:1 care to campers. Personal aides are welcome at camp, provided by the camper's family. Our camp is not wheelchair accessible due to our daily hiking activities.
Learn more in our which outlines our practices.
Spend your week getting outside! Teens, ages 13–17, are invited to apply to be our Camp Volunteers. This is a perfect environment for campers who have aged out of our regular programming, or teens looking to develop more leadership skills in a fun, outdoor environment. Teen volunteers are important parts of our camp program, leading games, crafts, helping clean up, forming friendships with campers and staff, and more. We accept applications on a rolling basis, with interviews conducted in April. Volunteers are expected to commit to at least two weeks of camp as well as one training day (May 30, 2026) at the Randall Davey Center. As part of building responsibility and independence, we request that teens email the Camp Director and complete the application themselves.
We are looking to hire five amazing folks to join our camp team, leading activities, facilitating fun, and encouraging connections with nature and each other. A great camp educator has experience working with groups of kids ages 5–12, is comfortable following lesson plans and leading activities, and is both a collaborative teammate and leader. Must be at least 18 years old and able to commit to the majority of camp sessions. Each camp staff is scheduled for one week off during the summer.
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