Newton’s Attic Facilities

Newton’s Attic operates two unique facilities that together support an ever‑expanding range of STEM programs, hands‑on learning experiences, and engineering adventures.

Our Lexington campus houses our primary instructional spaces, including woodworking and metal‑working shops, computer labs, 3D printers, a laser engraver, many of our amazing devices, and ample room for student projects and events.

Our Aradyn property in Wolfe County offers 170 acres of outdoor engineering challenges, nature‑based learning, and adventure programming.

Together, these locations allow us to deliver everything from field trips and summer camps to outdoor engineering adventures and large‑scale creative projects.

Newton's Attic: Lexington, KY

Located at 4974 Old Versailles Road, our Lexington facility is the heart of Newton’s Attic’s daily operations. Located on five acres near Bluegrass Airport, this 13,000‑square‑foot campus includes fully equipped wood‑working and metal‑working shops, computer labs, 3D printers, a laser engraver, and dedicated spaces for classes, camps, field trips, and student engineering projects.

We host most of our STEM programs here, including school field trips, summer camps, weekend workshops, and community events. With access to advanced tools like the Kuka Robotic Sculptor and the Flow water jet, students and instructors can design, build, and experiment with projects ranging from robotics to fabrication.

Aradyn: Campton, KY

Located in Wolfe County, Ky, Aradyn is Newton’s Attic’s outdoor engineering and adventure campus: 170 acres of forest, hills, and open space designed for hands‑on exploration and skill‑building.

Here, students participate in outdoor engineering camps, survival and skill‑building programs, nature‑based STEM activities, and our signature Skies Over Aradyn event. The property continues to grow each year as we develop new programming, expand facilities, and create more opportunities for students to learn through adventure, creativity, and exploration. Aradyn allows us to take STEM education beyond the classroom and into the natural world, blending engineering challenges with outdoor experiences.