Safety and Quality Assurance

The well being of trainees and guests is fundamental to the Space Camp experience. Proactive safety measures, paired with continuous internal and external evaluations, promote…

What do campers eat during camp?

Our Camp students will be offered a hot meal consisting of protein, starch, vegetable as well as the option for an alternative item. Salads, fruit cups and ice cream…

What is the media release?

The U.S. Space & Rocket Center including the Space Camp and Aviation Challenge facility is occasionally visited by photographers hired by the U.S. Space…

What are some options for parents if they plan to travel to Huntsville?

Travel and lodging information is available for parents who are planning to travel to Huntsville with their child and wish…

Can my child depart the day after graduation?

Trainees departing after weeklong overnight camps may be taken to the Huntsville International Airport (HSV) one day after…

Can my child arrive a day early?

Trainees arriving on their own by air for weeklong, overnight camps may be picked up at the Huntsville International Airport (HSV) one day…

Will my child get sick on the simulators?

Our astronaut training simulators are designed to give trainees a taste of early astronaut training. They should not become sick or…

Where do campers sleep during camp?

While at Camp, your child will be housed in the on-site Habitat facilities with 24-hour security and nursing staff.…

What if my child gets homesick?

The key to dealing with homesickness is to prepare the child in advance. Some suggestions are:

Ask a close friend or relative to register for the same…
Does my child have to stay overnight at camp?

After 35 years of camp operations, we find that having children stay overnight drastically reduces homesickness. Allowing a child…