EAC Discovery Park Campus is Eastern Arizona College's 120-acre educational science park in Safford that hosts the annual EASI Summer Science Camp for students in grades 6-9. Campers take part in hands-on STEM activities and lessons, meet native animals (tarantulas, turtles, snakes, Gila monsters), and enjoy a planetarium astronomy presentation, with breakfast and lunch provided.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact EAC Discovery Park Campus directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWe didn’t get to explore much of this actual park, but it was the starting and ending point of our tour of Mt Graham Observatory. We met at the park, watched a video, and learned a bit about the area. We then rode in vans up to the ranger station for lunch of Subway sandwich meals and then up to the observatory area where we got fantastic tours of the three telescope facilities located there. Our docent guides were terrific and full of knowledge, interesting facts, and fun stories all the way up the mountain. It was nice just to enjoy the scenery without having to concern ourselves with driving. At the observatory, we were able to go inside all three buildings and see things up close.
I visited the Discovery Park several years ago, and put the Mt. Graham Observatory tour on my wish list. Well, I finally did it this past weekend, and it's a mind boggler. I've been to several observatories, including Kitt Peak, Whipple, Lowell, USNO, and Lowell/Discovery. The Large Binocular Telescope blows everybody out of the water.
Looks like a really interesting place- we enjoyed walking around the grounds. Google maps said it was open, the sign on the door said it would open at 1 (it was 12:30). We waited but no one came. The phone message said it’s best to make an appointment to get inside. Advice- don’t assume you’ll get in.
Lots of exhibits and things to see Really enjoyed absorbing some new knowledge and walking around the trails
Quite and regal, beautiful uninhibited location. Worth a trip just to cruise nature and it’s beauty in the Arizona region.




