Crow Canyon Adventure Archaeology
Unforgettable Adventures / Exceptional Scholars
If you’ve ever dreamed of being an archaeologist, then Crow Canyon is the place for you! Working alongside professional archaeologists at our current excavation site and in the laboratory, you’ll unearth and analyze ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) artifacts that have been unseen and untouched for 800 years.
Crow Canyon Archaeology Adventures
Teen Archaeology Summer Camps and Field School: If you’ve ever dreamed of being an archaeologist, then Crow Canyon is the place for you! Working alongside professional archaeologists at our excavation site and in our laboratory, you’ll unearth and analyze ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) artifacts that have been unseen and untouched for 800 years. It’s all part of Crow Canyon’s long-term research into one of the most fascinating ancient cultures of the American Southwest. June-November.
Middle School Archaeology Camp
Think you're too young for archaeology? Think again! This week-long introduction to archaeology is filled with fun activities, interesting discussions, and lots of opportunities to make new friends.
High School Archaeology Camp
This week-long camp is a great way to try your hand at archaeology, as you excavate at a real archaeological site and work with ancient Pueblo artefacts in the lab.
High School Field School
Add a prestigious precollegiate experience to your resume by attending this intensive (but fun!) three-week program, where you'll work alongside professional archaeologists in the field and lab.
Family Archaeology Week Make your next family vacation an archaeology adventure! This program focuses on fun, hands-on activities that introduce you and your family to archaeology and the history and culture of the ancestral Pueblo Indians.
School Group Field Trips Archaeology engages students in the study of the past. Through hands-on activities and unique field trips, students learn that archaeology, history and culture are exciting, relevant, and fun. It also reinforces concepts used in a wide range of subjects, including history, language, mathematics, social studies, environmental stewardship, and science. March-November
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Camp Type:
Year Established: 1983 Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 12 to 18 years old Cost/Week: $1001.00-$2000.00/wk Religious Affiliation: Camp Owner(s): Dr. Ricky R. Lightfoot Camp Director(s): Nearest Large City: Colorado Springs/Denver Off Season Rental: Yes |
Camp Focus:
Academic and Pre-College Camps: Science Adventure Camps: Assorted Adventures Adventure Camps: Environmental Winter and Spring Break Programs |
Assorted Adventures
Environmental
Wilderness
Academic Activities:
General Academics
History
International Studies
Leadership
Other Academics
Science
Miscellaneous Activities:
Team Building
Travel/Trips
Winter/Spring Break Programs
Additional Activities:
Archaeology Adventures!
Middle School Archaeology Camp
- June 21 to 27, 2009
- Donor Club Tuition: $1,175
- Non-Donor Tuition: $1,300
- Deposit: $300
High School Archaeology Camp
- July 26 to August 1, 2009
- Donor Club Tuition: $1,175
- Non-Donor Tuition: $1,300 Deposit: $300
High School Field School
- July 5 to 25, 2009
- Donor Club Tuition: $3,950
- Non-Donor Tuition: $4,075 Deposit: $300

