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North American Aerospace (NORAM) - Spring Camps 2027

  • March 22 - 26, 2027
  • North American Aerospace Museum

    500 Northeast Captain Michael King Smith Way
    McMinnville, Oregon 97128
Description

NORAM Spring Camps 2027 

An experimental week of aerospace exploration, hands-on learning, and discovery. 

The North American Aerospace Museum (NORAM) offers aerospace-themed weeklong Spring Camps for students in grades K–8.
Led by experienced educators, our camps inspire curiosity through aerospace, space exploration, and hands-on STEAM activities.
Campers enjoy museum experiences, interactive challenges, creative projects, and plenty of opportunities for fun and discovery. 
Students travel from across Oregon, Washington, and beyond to participate in our camps.

Spring Camp is NORAM Education's "beta testing" of programs and activities for the following summer.
Campers get first exposure to innovative ways to engage.

Children from all communities are welcome as long as they follow The 3 Rules of NORAM Camp:

1. Be Kind

2. Be Engaged

3. Be Respectful

That is our simple secret to having the most fun possible at Camp.

Spring Camp Dates & Registration: March 22–26, 2027

Looking for a Shorter Experience? Can't commit to a full week?

NORAM also offers Spring Day Camps with full-day and half-day options, giving families more flexibility. 

Campers can enjoy individual days or even mornings with our groups as well.

A Day at Spring Camp 

Our camp days balance hands-on learning, exploration, and time to recharge, with opportunities to make friends and enjoy the museum. 

  • 8:30–9:00 AM: Morning drop-off, supervised games, and choice activities. Campers can play, socialize, and settle in before the day's adventures begin. 

  • 9:00–9:30 AM: Camp Begins! Group orientation to meet camp leaders, review expectations, and get ready for the day. 

  • 9:30–11:30 AM: Morning STEAM activities and challenges. 

  • 11:30 AM–12:30 PM: Lunch and museum exploration or recess. (12am - Morning Dismissal)

  • 12:30–2:30 PM: Afternoon STEAM activities, discovery, and story time. 

  • 2:30–3:00 PM: Camp Ends! Afternoon snack and wind-down activities. 

  • 3:00–3:30 PM: Cleanup and pick-up. 

Daily activities and timing may vary, but we look to keep our start and end times.

Spring Camp Pricing (additional fees may apply)

Weeklong Spring Camp

  • Super Early Bird: $350 (through January 29)

  • Early Bird: $375 (through February 19)

  • Regular Pricing: $400 (through March 12)

  • Morning Pricing: $200 (through March 12)

Single Full-Day Spring Camp

  • Super Early Bird: $80 (through March 12)

  • Early Bird: $90 (through February 19)

  • Regular Price: $100 (through March 12)

  • Morning Pricing: $50 (through March 12)

Final Deadline for Registration: March 12, 2027.

Content by Grade/Age Groups 

NORAM Spring Camps offer three learning groups designed to provide age-appropriate aerospace learning experiences for students in grades K–8. 

Explorers

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade (ages 5-8)

A focus on fundamentals, discovery, and elementary concepts in STEAM.

Creators

Grades 3-5 (ages 8-11)

Developing problem-solving skills through group challenges.

Trailblazers

Grades 6-8 (Ages 11-14)

A greater focus on project-based learning, coding, high-tech, and creativity.

Questions? 

Contact the NORAM Education Team by email at education@noramaerospace.org or by phone. 

  • Katie Hauser: 503-687-2442 

  • Lee Ngo: 503-687-2424 

We're happy to help with your questions about Spring Camp. Help us inspire you to take flight!

Education @ NORAM

Date & Time

Mar 22 - 26, 2027

Venue Details

North American Aerospace Museum

500 Northeast Captain Michael King Smith Way
McMinnville, Oregon 97128 North American Aerospace Museum
North American Aerospace Museum

The North American Aerospace Museum (NORAM). NORAM is a world-class center for aerospace education, exhibits, and experiences. As an independent 501 (c)(3) nonprofit , NORAM is a "community-first" organization that maintains a high standard of excellence. We provide visitors with rare and unique exhibits from air and space exploration such as the Spruce Goose, the F-117 Nighthawk, and the SR-71.  Our mission: to be a perpetual source for learning - a place for all generations to Explore the Past, Discover the Future, and be Inspired.