Camp Davis

Camp Davis, located on Camp Davis Road in Jackson, Wyoming, is a university institution nestled in the mountains just south of Jackson Hole. Since 1929, the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Rocky Mountain Field Station has offered a unique learning experience during the summer months. Courses in Introductory Geology, Geological Mapping, Ecosystem Science, and the History and Literature of the West are offered in this unparalleled outdoor classroom.

Situated within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and near Grand Teton National Park, Camp Davis provides a wealth of instructional opportunities. The stunning landscape showcases diverse geology, ecology, and history, making it an ideal location for hands-on learning. Students from the University of Michigan and other colleges and universities can earn natural science or humanities credits in this tight-knit academic environment.

With a student to instructor ratio of 8:1, students have the opportunity to explore the outdoors through hiking, camping, and other recreational activities. The remote location of Camp Davis offers a truly inspiring summer experience, with endless possibilities for exploration and research. Come join us for an unforgettable educational adventure in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.