Little Beakers - Sandy is a hands-on science lab for kids offering summer, spring-break, and holiday science camps for ages 5-16, where children run real experiments in a permanent lab with lab coats and safety glasses. Camp themes include chemistry, engineering and robotics, astronomy, forensics, and dinosaurs and fossils. Part of the Little Beakers franchise (Utah and Texas).
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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 Little Beakers - Sandy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleShowed up not really knowing how things worked. Everything was explained super well, we were allowed to move freely and choose what interested our kids the most and got to do some really cool experiments that would have been difficult to do on our own. Also had no idea they offered birthday parties, guided experiments, camps, team activities.
Best experience with the kids in all of Utah. We have two kids and was looking for things to do in Utah on vacation. The staff was wonderful and made the entire experience a blast.
Went over here for a field trip this year, enjoyed every millisecond! We made slime and other substances, and it was enjoyable overall. Great place to burn off 2-3 hours of a boring day. Get your kids signed up for this place whenever you can.
My grandson is attending camp there over Christmas break. The facility is clean, the staff are friendly, the class is very interactive and educational. My grandson was very animated and happy during the class. Highly recommend for a fun learning experience.
This was THE coolest birthday party. My son and his friends had a lot of fun and the facilities are great for bday parties: private rooms all set up but also the laboratory right next door. Another thing to keep in mind is THE STAFF!! Having knowledgeable employees can go a long way in a normal laboratory, but when its filled with 7-year-olds, it takes an extra special skill and a lot of patience.


