The Dinosaur Fund

At the Dinosaur Fund camp this summer, you will find a dinosaur yourself. At camp you and your family and friends will meet a real paleontologist, learn how to hunt for dinosaurs, and take home real fossils you’ve found yourself.

Family Dinosaur Camp will be held over Summer 2019 the weeks of 6/17, 6/24, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 8/12, and 8/26. The camp meets for a week, five days Monday through Friday. A responsible adult must accompany children. You must have your own transportation or arrange to share a ride with other participants. The program is suitable for all ages, young children through adult. Special arrangements can be made for persons with special physical needs in most cases.

During the camp we will visit a zoo, bone halls, and dinosaur exhibits. Participants will also hunt for and dig for dinosaurs. You will learn how paleontologists have discovered the facts about dinosaurs.

All camps are day camps – Monday to Friday for one week sessions. For more information about the camps contact the Dinosaur Fund at (202) 547-3326 or dinosaurfund@juno.com. There will be discounts for adults accompanying children and larger family groups. Arrangements are possible for missed or missing individual days.

Contact the Dinosaur Fund at (202) 547-3326 or email Dinosaurfund@juno.com for further information and registration.

Guided Trips to a Museum

Dr. Kranz will give your group a unique perspective and special insights as you tour the museum and observe famous dinosaur with him. Includes interactive and hands-on activity.

Washington, D.C., Why things Are

The focus of this program is on how the geography, geology and climate of Washington, D.C. control how we live today. We will visit sites which illustrate the specific effects of these environmental factors. We will also view the successes and failures which have occurred as people have attempted to alter them.

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