Just because school is on a break doesn’t mean the learning has to stop!
Orlando Science Center hosts break camps when Orange County Public Schools or Seminole County Public Schools are out of session for teacher work days and holiday breaks including winter and spring break.
Engaging break camps give children a productive and fun way to spend their time off from school with a chance to learn more about STEM in an exciting, interactive environment. Campers will explore a variety of hands-on science topics in a classroom setting and outdoors!
To learn more about our Break Camps, please contact the Reservations Department at 407.514.2112 or email classes@osc.org.
In addition to developing an engaging and educational curriculum, our team has worked with the American Camp Association and their CDC liaisons to help us design a high quality health and safety plan to support campers and staff.
2026–2027 Break Camp Dates
1-Day Camps
October 12
Master Mechanics (K-5)
Windmills and rides and LEGO, oh my! Use LEGO and household items to explore the tools and techniques needed to make super strong structures that stand up to any test. LEGO is a registered trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which do not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site
January 4
Circuit Breakers (K-5)
Reimagine your world with LEGO SPIKE! Test your STEM skills by building with LEGO Education SPIKE Essentials® robotics! Discover the basic principles of robotics by putting gears, levers and wheels to work. LEGO is a registered trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.
March 12
Space Cadets (K-5)
Are you ready to explore the stars? Learn all about space and the technologies that help us explore the great beyond! Code your own Voyager Robot and use gravity to help deliver supplies, all while earning your very own mission patch!
April 23
Pokémon Evolve (K-5)
Are you ready to complete your own Pokédex? Explore the amazing animals and environments that are the inspiration for Pokémon. Master the skills you’ll need to create your own fantastic creatures and catch ‘em all! Pokémon is a registered trademark of Nintendo, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.
3-Day Camps
November 23–25
Shades of Fall (3 yr old & 4-5 yr old)
From the changing of fall leaves to the decomposition of pumpkins, children will explore the science behind why leaves change color in the fall and what a pumpkin looks like when it decomposes. We will also join in some fun Fall Festival games during our journey.
Fossil Friends (K-2)
They stomp, they roar, there are so many dinosaurs to explore! Hop aboard the dinosaur train and become an excavation explorer as you learn about ancient creatures big and small. Embark on a journey of Jurassic proportions and take a walk on the wild side to dig up some dino-mite archeological discoveries.
Theme Park Engineering (3-5)
From Gravitron rides to tubular slides, harness the power of gravity and explore the forces behind some of our favorite attractions as we engineer the fairground of the future. Get the chance to explore kinetic and potential energy as you design your own roller coasters! If you build it, they will come.
December 21–23
Science Heroes (K-2)
Calling all Units! We're looking for Science Heroes to help aid in sticky situations high and low. Learn how medical staff take care of their patients and become electrical engineers as you help balance and fix the grid. In this camp, we explore the science behind everyday heroes and how they keep our community safe. Grab your hard hats and your toolkits as we get to the scene, for there's no problem we can’t fix as the Rapid Response team!
TriWizard Camp (3-5)
Get ready for a magical adventure where science meets wizardry! Campers will unlock their inner wizards as they create wizarding wands, learn about beastly hideaways, and even grow their own magical plants. Who’s ready to cast some spells and spark their curiosity?
5-Day Camps
December 28 – January 1
Winter: Weather Wonders (3 yr old & 4-5 yr old)
Get ready for a whirlwind adventure as we explore the fascinating world of weather and the atmosphere. Don't forget your umbrella as we investigate different types of weather, explore extreme weather like hurricanes and tornadoes, and learn important safety tips to stay safe when sudden weather strikes.
Galactic Explorers (K-2)
Are you ready to explore the stars? Learn all about space and the technologies that help us explore the great beyond! Design a rocket to deliver people and materials to the moon, engineer a lander to help them get to the surface safely, and design a safe living space for scientists in their lunar colony!
Science: The Final Frontier (3-5)
Are you ready to explore space? Boldy go where no one has gone before! Our continuing mission will take us through our solar system and beyond. Harness the power of the Sun, learn how humans can live in space, and design robots that could function on other planets, and possibly strange new worlds!
March 15 – March 19
Neighborhood Helpers (3 yr old & 4-5 yr old)
This week, our little campers will explore the exciting world of community helpers! From firefighters and police officers to doctors, mail carriers, and teachers, children will learn how these everyday heroes help keep our neighborhoods safe, healthy, and happy. Children will discover the important roles these helpers play—and how they can be helpers too!
Build-A-Bot (K-2)
Reimagine your world with LEGO Spike! Test your STEM skills by building everything from a high-tech playground to a friendly robot helper with LEGO Education SPIKE Essentials® robotics! Discover the basic principles of robotics by putting gears, levers and wheels to work. Learn about computer science and how technology helps us solve the problems around us. LEGO is a registered trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.
Code & Create (3-5)
Bring robots to life with LEGO SPIKE! Dive into the basics of robotic design and programming as you build robots that can perform tasks, solve problems, and even hop on their own! Code Spheros to navigate an exciting obstacle course and discover how robots can be used to help clean up and protect our environment. It's a hands-on adventure that brings robotics, coding, and real-world applications together! LEGO is a registered trademark of the LEGO Group of companies, which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this site.
IMPORTANT: You must have an active membership before proceeding to the registration site. The expiration date must be valid through the date of the camp being purchased. A membership number is required at time of booking. If you purchased a new membership online, see your email confirmation for your temporary membership number.




