The main education building includes a multi-purpose room that seats 120, a classroom that seats 40, a full service kitchen, a green house, and a library. The Science Center provides quality outdoor learning experiences for students of all ages. The Center serves as a regional resource for scientific inquiry into natural resource topics. The Center is operated by the Bureau of Land Management with assistance from its many partners and volunteers. The Science Center offers students the opportunity to experience the wonders of the outdoor classroom.
Visitors have access to creeks, forests, meadows, and a rich abundance of plant and animal life.
In 1999, the Campbell Creek Science Center had approximately 17,000 visitor use days. All elementary student classes are correlated with state and national science standards, and the ASD Earth Systems Framework. Sessions last from half a day to three full days. See the Center's web site for more information. Students examining a vegetation site plot on Campbell Tract.