Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park Youth Education Programs

Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park Youth Education Programs includes Summer Camp, School’s Out Day Camp, and Box of Rain: Expanding Access for Annapolis Youth. Summer Camp is for children in grades K-9th and includes play in the woods and water, learning about local maritime heritage, and environmental stewardship. School’s Out Day Camp is for K-5th graders during school-year holiday breaks and days off, and Box of Rain includes Bay Discovery Club, Build-a-Boat, and the Summer Maritime Program for ages 8–14.

Programs

• Summer Camp — Children in grades K-9th · Join us as we play in the woods and water, discover more about our local maritime heritage, and become inspired environmental stewards.
• School’s Out Day Camp — K-5th graders · Offered throughout the school year during holiday breaks and days off. Dates are based on the AACPS calendar.
• Box of Rain: Expanding Access for Annapolis Youth — ages 8–14 · Bay Discovery Club, Build-a-Boat, and Summer Maritime Program.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–17 years old

About the provider

Founded in 2000, the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park educates youth and adults about the Annapolis area’s rich maritime heritage and the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay through programs, exhibits, and community events. The museum is described as an award-winning museum. AMM offers field trips, family programs, afterschool, summer camp, and more, and Box of Rain connects under-resourced youth ages 8–14 to the Chesapeake Bay through year-round programs that build self-esteem, life skills, and community.

AMM offers four free core programs, as well as field trips, family programs, afterschool, summer camp, and more. Summer camp is for children in grades K-9th. School’s Out Day Camp is offered throughout the school year during holiday breaks and days off; dates are based on the AACPS calendar.

Last updated October 29, 2026.