Meet all the kids from Curiosity Camp!

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 At just 2 years old, Tucker may be the littlest member of Curiosity Camp, but that certainly doesn't stop him from joining the adventure! He's curious about absolutely everything and happiest when he's outside exploring.

Tucker loves picking up sticks, examining rocks, splashing in puddles, watching bugs and following the bigger Camp Kids wherever they go. He might not always know what everyone is doing, but he's always ready to give it a try.

With his big smile, endless curiosity and determination to keep up with the older kids, Tucker reminds everyone at Curiosity Camp that you're never too little to discover something amazing.

Age: 2
Loves: Animals, puddles, rocks, sticks and being outside
Usually Says: “What's that?”
Camp Superpower: Finding something interesting everywhere he goes

 At 3 years old, Jensen is always ready to see what’s around the next corner. Whether there’s a trail to follow, a creek to investigate, a rock to climb, or something strange hiding under a log, Jensen is usually the first one there.

Jensen is Curiosity Camp’s fearless explorer. He approaches the world with excitement and confidence and rarely hesitates to try something new. Mud, bugs, water, woods. None of it bothers him. If it looks interesting, Jensen wants a closer look!

His adventurous spirit sometimes means the older Camp Kids have to remind him to slow down and look before he leaps. But his enthusiasm is contagious, and he has a way of turning even the smallest discovery into a big adventure.

Jensen reminds the Camp Kids that sometimes the best discoveries happen when you're brave enough to explore.

Age: 3
Loves: Creeks, trails, climbing, bugs, rocks and anything he hasn't seen before
Usually Says: “I wanna see!”
Camp Superpower: Being brave enough to explore just about anything 

At 8 years old, Ashton has a mind that's always working. He loves figuring out how things work, solving problems, learning interesting facts and finding answers to questions that other people might not even think to ask.

There's just one problem: getting him away from video games isn't always easy! Give Ashton the choice between heading outside and finishing one more level, and the game might win, at least at first.

But Curiosity Camp has a way of changing that.

Once Ashton finds something that captures his attention—a strange bug, an experiment, a building challenge, a mystery to solve or something he's never seen before—his curiosity takes over. The same focus and determination he brings to a video game suddenly become his greatest strengths in the real world.

Ashton reminds everyone that real life is full of levels to beat, mysteries to solve and discoveries to unlock—you just have to look up from the screen long enough to find them.

Age: 8
Loves: Video games, experiments, puzzles, interesting facts and figuring out how things work
Usually Says: “Wait... I think I can figure this out.”
Camp Superpower: Turning his incredible focus into real-world discovery 

  At 9 years old, Colton is happiest when he's building something, fixing something, or hanging out with an animal. Give him a few pieces of wood and some tools, and chances are he'll start figuring out what he can make with them.

Colton has a special connection with the animals around Curiosity Camp, especially Ro, his best friend. Whether he's watching wildlife, building a birdhouse, creating a shelter for a woodland visitor, or making something to help around camp, Colton's caring nature and creative mind usually work together.

He's patient, hands-on, and loves the satisfaction of turning an idea into something real. When something doesn't work the first time, Colton isn't afraid to take it apart, rethink it, and try again.

And if an animal wanders over while he's working? The project may have to wait a few minutes.

Colton reminds the Camp Kids that curiosity isn't only about discovering the world, it's also about caring for it and finding ways to make it better.

Age: 9
Loves: Animals, woodworking, building, fixing things, nature and spending time with Ro
Usually Says: “I bet I can build something for that.”
Camp Superpower: Turning creative ideas into something useful with Ro usually supervising nearby.

 At 14 years old, Camden is one of the older Camp Kids, and if there's an adventure that involves running, climbing, jumping, swimming, or testing his skills, he's probably already halfway through it.

Naturally athletic and full of energy, Camden loves a challenge, especially one that lets him see what his body can do. A fallen log becomes a balance beam, a tree becomes something to climb, and an open stretch of grass is the perfect place to practice a new trick.

Being one of the older kids also gives Camden a different role at Curiosity Camp. He's confident enough to tackle the bigger challenges, but he's also someone the younger campers can watch, learn from, and try to keep up with.

Camden reminds the Camp Kids that adventure doesn't always require a plan. Sometimes you just need to get outside, move, and see what you can do.

Age: 14
Loves: Sports, climbing, flipping, outdoor challenges and anything active
Usually Says: “Watch this!”
Camp Superpower: Turning almost anywhere into a new physical challenge!

 At 14 years old, Josh knows that not every adventure has to be loud, fast, or action-packed. Sometimes the best discoveries happen when you find a quiet spot, cast a line, and wait to see what happens.

Fishing is one of Josh's favorite ways to enjoy Curiosity Camp. He loves being near the water, exploring the shoreline, and spending time outdoors. While some of the other Camp Kids race toward the next challenge, Josh is perfectly happy slowing things down and taking in everything happening around him.

But don't mistake quiet for boring. Josh is always paying attention. He notices the ripple on the water, movement along the bank, and all the little details other campers sometimes rush past.

As one of the older Camp Kids, Josh brings a calm, easygoing energy to the group and shows the younger campers that adventure isn't always about how fast you get somewhere—sometimes it's about noticing what's around you along the way.

Age: 14
Loves: Fishing, exploring the lake, being outdoors and quiet adventures
Usually Says: “Just give it a minute.”
Camp Superpower: Having the patience to notice what everyone else misses

At 15 years old, Channing is the kind of kid people naturally follow. He's confident, quick-thinking, adventurous, and usually the first person to turn an ordinary afternoon at Curiosity Camp into something much more interesting.

Channing has a talent for getting everyone excited about an idea. The only problem? Not all of his ideas are necessarily good ones.

When Channing says, “I have an idea,” the other Camp Kids know things could get interesting fast. His confidence and sense of adventure sometimes convince everyone else to be a little braver or a little more mischievous than they normally would be.

But underneath that troublemaking streak is a natural leader. Channing looks out for the younger campers, knows how to bring a group together, and isn't afraid to take responsibility when one of his plans doesn't go quite as expected.

He's learning that being the person everyone follows comes with a responsibility: a great leader doesn't just convince people to come along—he thinks about where he's leading them.

Age: 15
Loves: Adventure, competition, exploring, taking charge and testing the limits
Usually Says: “Okay, hear me out…”
Camp Superpower: Getting everyone to follow his lead, even when they probably should ask a few questions first. 

 At 17 years old, Kaci is one of the oldest Camp Kids, but she's never been too concerned with following the crowd. She's confident, independent, and much more interested in doing what she enjoys than worrying about what everyone else thinks.

Kaci is a tomboy at heart. She'd rather throw on comfortable clothes, pull her hair back, and head outside than spend forever getting ready. Whether she's hiking through the woods, helping with a camp project, paddling across the lake, or joining one of the boys in a challenge, she's usually willing to jump right in.

Being one of the older campers means the younger kids naturally look up to her, even when she isn't trying to be a role model. Kaci has a laid-back confidence that makes people comfortable being themselves around her.

She's also not afraid to speak her mind. If something seems ridiculous, you'll probably know exactly what Kaci thinks about it.

Kaci reminds the Camp Kids that you don't have to fit anyone else's idea of who you should be. The best adventures happen when you're comfortable being yourself.

Age: 17
Loves: The outdoors, hiking, camp challenges, comfortable clothes and doing things her own way
Usually Says: “Who cares? Let's just do it.”
Camp Superpower: Being completely herself wherever the adventure takes her.

At 12 years old, Mia knows exactly how she thinks things should be done and she's usually more than happy to tell everyone else.

Especially her little sister, Cora.

As Cora's older sister, Mia takes her big-sister responsibilities pretty seriously. She'll correct her, give her advice she didn't ask for, tell her what she should be doing, and occasionally act like being two years older makes her an expert on just about everything.

Of course, Cora's sassy personality means she doesn't exactly make Mia's job easy.

Mia can be easily annoyed, especially when things aren't going according to plan. An embarrassing little sister, a messy campsite, or someone interrupting what she's doing can earn an impressive eye roll. But beneath all that big-sister bossiness, Mia really does care about Cora and if anyone else gives her sister a hard time, Mia will probably be the first one to step in.

Mia also has a great sense of style and likes putting her own spin on camp life. She may be surrounded by mud, bugs, tents, and hiking boots, but that doesn't mean she can't make it look good.

Mia reminds the Camp Kids that sometimes the people who drive us the craziest are also the people we'd do just about anything for.

Age: 12
Loves: Fashion, friends, being in charge, knowing what's going on and occasionally getting some space from her little sister
Usually Says: “Cora! Seriously?”
Camp Superpower: Taking charge, even when nobody technically put her in charge.

 At 10 years old, Cora is clever, confident, a little mischievous, and almost always ready with a comeback. She knows exactly how to make people laugh and exactly which buttons to push when she wants a reaction.

Her favorite buttons happen to belong to her older sister, Mia.

Cora considers annoying Mia one of her special talents. Whether she's borrowing something without asking, following her around when Mia wants to be alone, making a perfectly timed comment, or simply refusing to do what her big sister tells her, Cora knows how to produce a world-class Mia eye roll.

And she usually finds it hilarious.

But Cora isn't just the pesky little sister. She's creative, observant, funny, and never afraid to speak her mind. She brings personality to every Curiosity Camp adventure and has a knack for making even ordinary situations entertaining.

Despite all their bickering, Cora absolutely adores Mia, even if she'd rather tease her than admit it. When it really matters, the sisters are always on each other's side.

Cora reminds the Camp Kids that a little sass, a lot of laughter, and someone you love enough to drive crazy can make any adventure more interesting.

Age: 10
Loves: Joking around, creative projects, exploring, getting the last word and of course, annoying Mia
Usually Says: “Miaaaa… why are you so dramatic?”
Camp Superpower: Knowing exactly how to get a reaction from her big sister and looking completely innocent afterward.

 Ro-Ro may be small, but he has one of the biggest stories at Curiosity Camp.

Before he became part of the Camp Kids family, Ro-Ro was found badly injured on the side of the road by Camden. Camden knew the little grey squirrel needed help, so he brought him home, where the family carefully nursed him back to health.

As Ro-Ro grew stronger, something unexpected happened.

He and Camden's younger brother, Colton, became inseparable.

Maybe Ro-Ro sensed Colton's gentle nature and love for animals. Maybe Colton simply spent more time sitting beside him, talking to him and making sure he was okay. Whatever the reason, Ro-Ro decided he'd found his person.

Now, wherever Colton is, Ro-Ro usually isn't far behind.

If Colton is building something, Ro-Ro is supervising. If the Camp Kids are exploring, he's investigating right alongside them. And if something interesting disappears from the Supply Corner, everyone knows which furry camper to question first.

Ro-Ro's story is also an important reminder at Curiosity Camp: sometimes helping one small creature can change two lives forever.
Species: Grey Squirrel
Best Friend: Colton
Rescued By: Camden
Loves: Colton, exploring, climbing, acorns, investigating camp projects and getting into places he probably shouldn't
Usually Thinking: “I wonder what's in there…”
Camp Superpower: Finding his way into every adventure and everyone's heart.