ASTRO CAMP: "Camp Cosmos" A Science & Stargazing Camp


Camp Cosmos is a unique overnight science and stargazing camp designed by The Mind Museum and co-created with Pinto Art Museum. This camp includes stargazing activities such as learning about constellations and using a telescope to view heavenly objects. As a science camp, it also includes an arboretum exploration with plant identification.


Campers also get to participate in arts and craft activities such as making star lamps and a mini terrarium!


With both their eyes and hands, campers will learn more about the grandeur of the cosmos before they sleep beneath the canopy of stars.




Bonifacio Art Foundation, Inc. is dedicated to providing an extraordinary educational experience that inspires the public understanding of science. All proceeds go completely into supporting science.


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Early Bird Rates available from

April 15 to April 30, 2026!

Program Inclusions

  • Education content: workshop kits and materials, educational activities
  • A 4P tent and a camping lamp
  • Use of shared telescopes and binoculars
  • The Mind Museum Souvenirs
  • Access to Pinto Art Museum and Arboretum for May 9, 2026
  • Use of the designated shared toilets 
  • Overnight parking at the venue
  • Packed Dinner and Light snacks
  • Water Refilling Station

What Do Guests Bring?

  • Sleeping bags, thin mattress, or air bed (single or twin)
  • Pillows and light blankets
  • Toiletries
  • Comfortable change of clothes and jacket
  • Personal medicine (if any)
  • Own small LED light
  • Tumbler or refillable water container
  • Light snacks and/or meals (additional + special diets, etc.)

Additional FAQs

Who will be conducting the program?


The Mind Movers, the resident scientists of The Mind Museum, will facilitate all the activities included in the camp. The Mind Museum staff will facilitate entrance to the Pinto Art Museum and the registration of guests.

Who can join the Astronomy Camp?


Families, couples, groups of friends, workmates, space enthusiasts, or anyone interested in learning about the cosmos and the patterns we see in nature and the night skies. 

Due to the program schedule and included activities, we recommend this program to participants 8yo and up. Kids aged 12 and below will need a guardian to accompany them. 

Who will take care of my medical needs? What happens if I become sick or injured?


The Mind Museum’s first aid and security personnel will be on site during the entire program. The first aid response personnel will first assess the injury or illness, if any.

For specific health conditions, participants must bring their own medicines but must inform the camp staff.

Details for the nearest hospital facility:
Antipolo Doctors Hospital
Manuel L. Quezon Ext, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal
(02) 8650 8269

How secure is the venue?

Guards will be on duty during the program. Please be mindful of your belongings as well. A pad or numbered lock should ideally be brought to secure your tent while activities and programs are on-going outside the campsite.

How is inappropriate behavior handled?

Behavior that jeopardizes the safety and enjoyment of other participants and/or staff will not be tolerated. House rules of the venue and regulations about the camp proper will be discussed. The Mind Museum and Pinto Art Museum reserve the right to manage and discipline all participants accordingly.

How will you let us know about possible cancellations or postponements of the program?

We make every effort to make an announcement about program changes as quickly as possible. This will be done through email or by cellular phone. The Mind Museum and Pinto Art Museum reserve the right to cancel the camp should conditions pose risks, e.g., inclement weather conditions or other natural hazards such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes. If a camp is postponed, a later suitable date will be discussed by the parties as soon as possible.