Camp P&P Rocketeers honors all the family and friends - young and young at heart - who have enjoyed air and space activities on their visits. Air and space activities have included launching model rockets, watching the ISS (and other space objects) flyovers, stargazing, seeing the planets through a telescope, building paper airplanes, etc.

Camp P&P encourages constant learning and growth in science and math, of which Smithsonian Air and Space is a significant part.

Camp P&P in Yalobusha County, Mississippi, is not a formal camp or business, but rather is the home and property (32 acres) of Pat and Paul (P&P). Our family and friends come for relaxation, fun, and food, so it has come to be known as Camp P&P.

Other Camp activities are karts, zip line, trampoline, art, stained glass, nature walks, fishing, hiking, geo-caching, birdwatching, word games, playing cards, photography, participating in local Christmas parades with a Camp float, feeding the turtles in the pond, archery, shooting sports, and other fun, safe activities.

Air and Space themes have been incorporated into local 4-H volunteer activities (model rocketry, paper gliders, paper rockets, etc.).

Campers we recognize as part of the National Air and Space Museum’s Wall of Honor include Laura, Kendyl, Desiree, Summerlyn, Tra, Breeze, Priscilla, Jaslyn, Daniel, Logan, Eli, Gavin, Kaleb, Mary Beth, Melissa, Monica, Edna, Anthony, Victoria, Mike, Edith, David, Lisa, Kenny, Jo, Theresa, Tim, Elizabeth, Liz, Ms. Pat, Bobby, and all our past and future Campers.

May God Bless our uniformed service members, our astronaut corps, and all our campers!