Imagination Station Spring Camp

Imagination Station Spring Camp 2024

March 11 – 15
For Children in Grades K – 3
Morning, Afternoon, or All Day

An exciting learning experience awaits your child or grandchild at CMOR’s Spring Break Camp. Full-day campers must bring lunch and a drink.

For questions please call (865) 482-1074 and leave a message or email jordonez@childrensmuseumofoakridge.org.

Weekly Rates:

Half Day
Members – $125
Non-Members – $145

Full Day
Members – $210
Non-Members – $240

Our scholarship application can be found here.

We’re full! Please call to be put on the waitlist.

What’s the Buzz?
March 11 – 15
9 am-noon

Did you know that honeybees can fly up to 20 miles per hour? Learn about honeybees and the important role they play in the environment as we discover bee facts, cook up tasty treats made with honey, and create fun bee-themed art.

What’s the Buzz? IS FULL! To be added to the waitlist, please call (865) 482-1074.

Crayon Magic
March 11 – 15
1-4 pm

Something magical is possible when you open a fresh box of crayons. Campers will scribble, melt, sculpt, and more while we create art with crayons and explore the history of this humble art tool. 

Crayon Magic IS FULL! To be added to the waitlist, please call (865) 482-1074.

Guidelines For a Great Camp Experience

Camp drop-off and pick-up are at the Museum’s Gym Door entrance (on the opposite end of the building from the main entrance).  A picture ID is required to sign out your camper.

If your child is attending both a morning and afternoon camp, they will need to bring lunch. There is a refrigerator and microwave available for camper use. After lunch, we have supervised playtime in the gym, so there is no need to pick up your camper until the end of the afternoon session.

A snack break will be provided at approximately 10 am and 3 pm every day.  Your child will need to bring their own snacks and drink.  Water will be provided.

IMPORTANT: Please notify the Education Director of any food allergies, food sensitivities, or health issues so we can properly care for your child.

If your child has any special learning or behavioral needs, please contact us so we can provide the best learning experience for your child.

Please let us know if your child uses an epi-pen or inhaler. 

At CMOR, bullying is inexcusable, and we have a zero-tolerance policy against all types of bullying. Each camper is expected to treat all other campers with respect, and to help each other achieve the best possible experience. If a camper has difficulty meeting this expectation, parents will be called upon to assist.

To keep campers safe, we require they wear closed-toed shoes: no flip-flops, sandals, crocs, or other shoes that do not stay on.

Campers should wear comfortable clothing and dress for the mess! Wear clothing that is appropriate for paint, dirt from the garden, clay, and other messy fun.

Apply sunscreen and bug spray before your camper arrives; they will be outside, weather permitting.

If you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions, please email Education Director Jessica Ordóñez at jordonez@childrensmuseumofoakridge.org, or call the Museum at 865-482-1074.