Kid day camps: Day Camps in and around Houston

South Bay Summer Camps

Welcome to the South Bay Summer Camp Guide where you will find fun and enriching camps for children of all ages and interests.

Look forward to seeing your children become more confident, independent and responsible as they make new friends and learn important skills.

Camp EDMO® ~ Los Gatos, Los Altos
EDMO is back with some incredible summer programming to help kids learn something new, all while having fun! Join us for a summer filled with science, technology, maker and art with a social emotional learning twist – online or in-person! Our camps are for kids entering Pre-K through 8th grades and run from June 6th – August 19, 2022. With 30+ locations and 22 STEAM themes to choose from, there are plenty of options for campers to learn, explore, and grow all summer long.

Camp Galileo ~ Cupertino, Los Gatos, Palo Alto, Los Altos, San Jose, Saratoga, Sunnyvale
We believe in a bright future! At Camp Galileo, pre-K – rising 10th graders engage in hands-on, STEAM-based learning that helps them create a bright future. Supported by the best staff around, kids get inspired to turn their big ideas into reality—and have the fun-filled summer of their lives. Optional extended care. www.galileo-camps.com

Camps at California Sports Center ~ San Jose, Sunnyvale, Morgan Hill
Your kids will love participating in our camps featuring gymnastics, ninja or dance! Week-long summer day camps run from mid-June to mid-August at multiple locations. You choose your child’s camp weeks and location. Half and full-day campers enjoy a unique and challenging week focused on skill development and sports-specific knowledge — all in a positive, social, and safety-conscious environment. Register your child, and let’s make some new friends. www.calsportscenter.com

Destination Science ~ Campbell, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Santa Clara, Saratoga, Sunnyvale, San Jose
The fun STEM based camp for curious kids 5-11! Enroll in Solar Engineers & Sci-Mystery, Robot Island Marine Science, and Space Adventures Camp! Three science stations, 15 science activities plus games, silly songs and all the fun of camp! Our staff are enthusiastic professionals who love kids, science & camp. www.destinationscience.org

Euro School of Tennis: Summer Camps ~ Los Altos
We create a safe and entertaining atmosphere where sportsmanship and teamwork is emphasized. Our highly-trained staff strives to improve and motivate every participant. Campers will meet new friends and have a blast playing tennis. All tennis levels welcomed. Ages 6-14. Tennis / Multi-sports camps start in June.

TechKnowHow LEGO and Coding Camps ~ Campbell, Los Gatos, Sunnyvale, San Jose
Voted Bay Area Parent Best Tech Camp, TechKnowHow offers week-long online and in-person LEGO® Building, Robotics and Coding camps. Camps feature unique STEM LEGO® projects, Minecraft adventures, Python and Scratch Coding, and a Girls STEAM camp. Many convenient locations, all with caring teachers and engaging tech. In our 28th year of successfully educating and serving Bay Area students! Ages 5-16. www.TechKnowHowKids.com or call us with questions at (650) 638-0500.

iD Tech Camps ~ Palo Alto, Santa Clara
Register today for Summer 2022! We can’t wait for your child to walk the halls of their dream campus, bond with new friends and mentors, and experience the magic that’s made us the world’s #1 tech camp for over two decades. Held at prestigious Bay Area campuses, and locations nationwide. Weeklong and two-week sessions for ages 7-18 in coding, game dev, robotics, creative arts, and more. Virtual Tech Camps and online courses also available.

Spartans Sports Camp ~ Mountain View
Spartans Sports Camp offers a wide variety of sports and academic enrichment camps for kids entering grades 1-9. Experienced staff ensures everyone has fun. Daily on-site swimming is offered for all camps. Camps begin June 13th and run weekly through July 29th at Mountain View High School. The camp is run by MVHS coaches and student-athletes and all proceeds benefit the MVHS Athletic Department. Lunch and extended care are available for your convenience.

Tribal Wisdom Academy Day Camps ~ Los Gatos
Maker Camp kids build treehouses on our forest ranch, plus construct rope ziplines, tree swings, experience prehistoric living skills, blacksmithing, Archery, bow carving, BB gun safety, Tomahawks, campfire cooking, and barter with Tribal Coins. View our camp video. Daily take-home Maker Projects, or invent your own projects in our supervised outdoor woodshop. This Adventure Maker Camp is for ages 8-11. And for ages 5-7 see our Wild Kid Horse and Nature Camp! New worry-free Cancellation Insurance is $33. https://www.tribalwisdomacademy.com

BEan IN NATURE ~ Morgan Hill, San Jose, Los Gatos, Cupertino, Woodside
Amazing Day Camps -Kids 5.5- Teen: Ancestral Survival Skills; Wilderness Mythical Adventures w/ Fairies, Elves & Dragons; Wilderness Survival Skills; Girls Fairy Camp; Teen Leadership Camp; Learn Archery, Fishing, Carving, Fire Tending; Craft Tools and Mythical Armory, Create Wild Medicine, Learn Edible & Medicinal Plants, Fire by Friction; Master the ancient art of camouflage and stealth skills, and get some legendary dirt time adventures! Professional Nature-Led Educators who skillfully, safely, teach through nature awareness play and child-led, social emotional, community building teaching techniques. Early Bird Savings and discounts! www.beaninnature.com

Lifetime Activities Youth Summer Camps ~ Cupertino, Santa Clara & Sunnyvale
Lifetime Activities has been providing amazing camp experiences for kids and teens for over 25 years at 5 Bay Area locations. We have a wide variety of year-round camps for a multitude of activities including tennis, badminton, chess, volleyball, table tennis, pickleball and more. Not sure which camp to choose? Try one of our awesome combo camp experiences! Learn more: Cupertino youth camps, Santa Clara youth camps and Sunnyvale youth camps.

Integem Holographic Augmented Reality (AR) Summer Camp ~ Palo Alto, Los Gatos, Cupertino
#1 AR Camp. Take summer camp and make it magic. Kids and Teens ages 5-18 will learn holographic AR coding, design, arts, 3D modeling, 2D/3D animation, 2D/3D game design, fashion, outer-space/nature exploration, artificial intelligence (AI), STEM/STEAM, and more. Teleport into your Holographic AR creation to experience the magic. Beginner to Advanced levels. Great instructors, small classes! Thousands of students from 20 countries and 200+ Bay Area schools have joined our camps. Learn more at camp.integem.com. Enter code FUN22 to save $25/week.

Learning Plus Tutoring Academic Summer Camp ~ San Jose
Your child will gain skills and confidence in a fun learning environment! 3-week and 6-week Academic Summer Camp options between June 20 and July 29, Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Grades 2-9. Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, Writing, Math. Students can catch up or get ahead for the coming school year and go back to school prepared and ready! Visit www.learningplustutoring.com or call us at (408) 377-4114 or (408) 540-7967 to register your child today. Make this summer count with Learning Plus!

KidzToPros STEM, Arts & Sports Summer Camps ~ Santa Clara, Saratoga, San Jose, Sunnyvale
KidzToPros is bringing the best in STEM, Arts and Sports Summer Camps to the Bay Area! Starting June 13, campers ages 4-14 can ignite a love of learning and build skills in future career fields with KidzToPros. Create a video game in Minecraft Coding & Game Design, build a working vehicle in MakerSpace, or get active with Play It All Sports. Save $50 for all ages and interests using the code BAKF-50 until June 1st.

Brick Tech: LEGO® STEM Summer Camps ~ San Jose, Palo Alto, Los Gatos, Saratoga, Morgan Hill, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Los Altos
Get ready to build, learn and discover with Brick Tech this summer through themes such as Pokémon, Mandalorian, Mario, Disney Princesses, and more! Students are introduced to a variety of STEM concepts through building with LEGO®. Additional details can be found at www.bricktech.org or by calling 415-342-2117.

Camp Jano India ~ Silicon Valley Locations
Celebrate Indian culture, languages, arts, festivals, literature, cuisine, and leaders. Weekly themes are brought to life through related arts, games, projects, stories and theatre in a very unique, exciting, creative, interactive and structured style. A very unique and memorable experience that kids will want to repeat! Mornings are spent with the Hindi language at the child’s level while incorporating the weekly theme. Afternoons provide the cultural elements taught in an interactive and engaging style with special emphasis on drama. Online Registration at www.JanoIndia.org or call (650) 493-1566. Sponsored by US Hindi Foundation(USHF), an educational 501c(3) non profit.

Evodyne Robotics Summer Program ~ Mountain View and Online
This summer get hands-on learning by building advanced AI enabled robots including a robotic arm, walking quadruped robot, and a mobile pick-and-place robot using Arduino and Raspberry Pi with programming, electronics, mechatronics, machine learning, computer vision, 3D printing and design. Beginner to advanced levels are offered. By the end, students can show off their skills by competing in our Autonomous Racing Tournament and take their robots home! Learn more at www.evodyneacademy. com/summer-of-robotics or call 650-318-1534.

Euro School of Tennis: Summer Skilled Tennis Camps – Ages 10 – 14 ~ Fremont, Los Altos, San Carlos
We create a safe and entertaining atmosphere where sportsmanship and teamwork is emphasized. Our highly-trained staff strives to improve and motivate every participant. Campers will meet new friends and have a blast playing tennis. Intermediate Level tennis welcomed for this skilled level camp. Ages 10-14. Tennis camps start in June.

Euro School of Tennis: Summer Tennis/Multi Sports Camps ~ Fremont, Los Altos
We create a safe and entertaining atmosphere where sportsmanship and teamwork is emphasized. Our highly-trained staff strives to improve and motivate every participant. Campers will meet new friends and have a blast playing tennis. All tennis levels welcomed. This camp will cover more games along with Tennis eg. volleyball, basketball and more. Ages 6-14. Tennis / Multi-sports camps start in June.

Camp BizSmart ~ Santa Clara
Camp BizSmart has inspired 10,000 alumni to attend Harvard, MIT, Caltech, and others, then work for companies like Tesla, Lucid and JP Morgan, or to become entrepreneurs. Real world CEO’s provide design cases for aspiring world-shakers age 11-15, who pitch their invention to a panel of angels and VC’s. This mentored, fast-paced, fun, hands on experience helps develop a growth mindset and essential skills like design, teamwork, marketing, financials, negotiation, public speaking, and decision making.

Steve & Kate’s Camp ~ Cupertino, San Jose
Since 1980, Steve & Kate’s has put kids in charge of their own learning experience. Campers choose from a variety of activities in real-time, including sewing, coding, film, sports, and more! Families can buy any number of days, and use at any time–no weekly reservations required. Or, buy a Summer Pass, which covers the whole season. If your plans change, we’ll automatically refund any unused Passes at summer’s end. Lunch, snacks & all hours (8am–6pm) included.

BrainVyne LEGO® & Robotics Camps ~ Mountain View, Palo Alto, Cupertino, Menlo Park, Santa Clara, Los Gatos & Saratoga
Have your 4Y to 14Y old be enriched and entertained in one of a kind LEGO® camp over Spring & Summer break. Campers leave learning engineering principles through play with LEGO® gears, axles & robotics components. Pre-school – Bricks for Tots™ Camps, LEGO® Zoom, LEGO Star Wars™ , Brick Films™ (movie-making), Girl Power™ Robotics Camps, Half and Full Day camps with optional pre/post care. Our Money 101 Camps are offered in partnership with recreation departments, exceptional instructors and high-end LEGO Education products are used. Come have a blast with BrainVyne! https://www.brainvyne.com/ or [email protected]

The Riekes Center Nature Camps ~ Cupertino, Woodside
The Riekes Center nature department has been bringing youth outside for over two decades. Our experienced staff will teach the students about natural history, bushcraft, wildlife tracking, bird language, native plants, awareness skills, scout games, community and stewardship. We are committed to helping students achieve their goals in nature, and to providing the highest quality of nature instruction. Register before April 1st for 5% off. Ages 5-15.

Silicon Valley Conservatory of Music Camp ~ Sunnyvale
SVCM Music Summer Camp is a 14-day fun and welcoming camp. Our program provides an introduction to music with instrument exploration for kids (ages 5-11). A full-day camp from 9:00am to 3:00am with exciting summer activities. The camp is broken down into three sessions by musical themes: Disney, classical, and animal. At the end of each session, Summer Campers brings home a DIY Ukulele and has the opportunity to showcase their talents at a farewell recital. Details and registration at http://svcm.us.com/summer

Maker Nexus Youth Camps ~ Sunnyvale
Maker Nexus summer camps are fun through making. Our Sunnyvale makerspace serves 5-17 year olds through hands-on STEAM-based camps where kids provide the imagination and our dynamic instructors provide the structure, focus, and access to 28K square feet of makerspace and equipment. Youth camps include woodworking; welding; LEGO® engineering; Arduino programming; rocketry; laser cutting; 3D printing; textile sewing/printing; soldering; and more. We also offer an enhanced Maker Care after-camp care until 6PM.

Dragon Youth Theatre Summer Programs ~ San Jose & Redwood City
Creative kids entering 1st through 12th grade will perform, design, and produce this summer in Dragon Youth Theatre’s Conservatory and Boot Camps! Students in our programs build their creative and social confidence through training in acting, set design, costuming, and prop creation with local theatre professionals. Monday – Friday, 9 am to 4:30 pm.

Snapology of Los Gatos ~ Los Gatos, San Jose, Saratoga, Cupertino
Snapology offers the best S. T.E.A.M. camps and After School classes all year round. Children will have a blast exploring themes like Minecraft, Star Wars® and Superheroes while learning all about Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. We use LEGO® bricks, technology and other familiar toys to make STEAM concepts accessible to all learners. Don’t forget to check out our newest camp – Cubelets!! We are offering half-day and full-day camps at multiple locations. Click here to view our complete list of Summer Camps.

Camp KEnnect ~ Palo Alto
Camp KEnnect integrates traditional camp activities (crafts, games, music, water-play) with Jewish Studies content that supplements our KEnnections curriculum during the school-year. In addition, our campers (rising K-7th graders) select a Specialty Track (Art, Coding, Cooking, Improv/Puppetry, Music, Photography, Science, Sports), while our 8th grade CITs (Counselors in Training) participate in leadership workshops. Dates: 6/13-17; 6/20-24; 6/27-7/1. Contact [email protected] for assistance.

Virtus Performance Club ~ Los Gatos
Virtus Performance Club is hosting a variety of summer camps aimed at increasing your child’s sports performance abilities. Our foundational strength and fitness camp will teach your child the fundamental movements for power, strength and injury prevention. Our speed and power development camp will teach your child how to be explosive and transfer strength, power and speed to sport while preventing injuries. Our staff of Stanford coaches has worked with Olympians, NCAA Champions, All-Americans, youth athletes and everyone in between. Click our link to sign up or learn more info: https://www.virtusperformanceclub.com/camps

Kid City Summer Camps | City of Bloomington, Indiana

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Registration for Kid City Summer Camp is now open!

• Register for Kid City Original for Grades K-4
   
• Register for Kid City Quest for Grades 5-7

Kid City Summer Camps are held at the Allison-Jukebox Community Center, 351 S. Washington St. in Bloomington.

How to apply for a scholarship for Kid City Summer Camp or Break Days

Find dates and registration information for 2022 Kid City Break Days

Kid City Counselor-in-Training

The Counselor-in-Training program is the first step in becoming a camp counselor. In addition to working with children, gaining leadership experience and receiving great job training, CITs are also involved in planning and implementing camp special events.

Applications for the Kid City Counselor in Training program are no longer being accepted. Interviews take place in May. See the grid below for registration information for accepted CIT candidates.

Kid City Original

Trips to the pool and the splash pad are Kid City Summer Camp favorites!

Campers in grades K through 4 explore the world around them with field trips and special events. Daily programs give campers the chance to try specialized activities in the areas of nature and the outdoors, sports and games, and arts and media. We give every child a summer to remember! Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:6 for grade K. Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:8 for grades 1-4.

Kid City Quest

Youth in grades 5-7 want a different kind of camp experience, and they get it in Kid City Quest! Quest campers are actively engaged in activities separate from younger Kid City Original campers. Space is dedicated to Questers where they can hang out with their friends and be themselves. Camp offers a break from technology, replacing it with participation in the community. Kid City Quest also keeps campers involved in traditional camp favorites such as swimming, crafts, library time, games and field trips! Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:10.

Kid City Summer Camp Fees and Registration Deadlines

• Registration deadline for each week of camp is the Monday BEFORE the camp session begins. Camp sessions are one week long, Monday through Friday (except Sessions A and F). 
• A non-refundable, non-transferable administration fee of $40 per session per child is included in each week’s registration fee. Click here to download registration materials.
• Cancellations must be made before the registration deadline in order to be eligible for a refund.
• All late registrations require a $40 administration fee in addition to the camp registration fee.

2022 Kid City Summer Camp Guide for Parents

2022 Kid City Summer Camp Sessions

• We’ve made more spots available! Register for Kid City Original for Grades K-4
   
• Register for Kid City Quest for Grades 5-7

Session	Dates	Registration Fee in-city/non-city	Registration and payment due by 5 p.m.
A	May 31-June 3 No camp May 30.	$144/$148	5/23
B	June 6-10	$180/$185	5/31
C	June 13-17	$180/$185	6/6
D	June 20-24	$180/$185	6/13
E	June 27-July 1	$180/$185	6/21
F	July 5-8 No camp July 4.	$144/$148	6/27
G	July 11-15	$180/$185	7/5
H	July 18-22	$180/$185	7/11
I	July 25-29	$180/$185	7/18
J	June 23-24 Overnight	$40	6/21
K	July 15 All Camp Parent Night Out	$25	7/11

What Parents Need to Know About Kid City Summer Camp

• Our camp staff are enthusiastic, well-trained adults. All staff are CPR and First Aid certified and adhere to the highest professional standards set forth by the American Camp Association and the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department.
• Parents are responsible for transporting their child/ren to and from camp at the Allison-Jukebox Community Center each day. Once at camp, city buses and passenger vans are used to transport campers to and from field trips that are not within walking distance. Only trained, licensed drivers transport campers. Please bring: a sack lunch and water bottle, a swimsuit and towel, and any special sunscreen, bug spray or medications.
• All Kid City Original and Quest programs are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association. This nationally recognized accreditation focuses on program quality, health and safety issues, and requires us to review every facet of our operation. Kid City has voluntarily submitted to this independent appraisal done by camp experts and has earned this mark of distinction.

Is my child ready for Kid City Summer Camp?

In order to support the success and safety of all individuals registered and participating in Kid City summer camps, it is important that participants are indeed “camp ready,” the following criteria have been developed:

• Participant is able to participate in the camp program independently or with reasonable accommodations.
• Participant is age appropriate (ages 5-12 yrs. ) Participants may be aged up or down one grade level with director approval.
• Participant is able to use the restroom independently or with minimal verbal prompting.
• Participant is comfortable with, and able to interact in, a group environment.
• Participant interacts and participates in camp in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.

Our camps are inclusive, serving children with and without disabilities. Inclusion services are available for accommodation needs and support options for your child. Reasonable accommodation requests and registration must be made at least two weeks prior to the registration deadline.

For more information about inclusive services, contact the Inclusive Recreation Coordinator, Amy Shrake, at (812) 349-3747.

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Summer Camps for PDX Kids

We all know that Portland is home to so many fun activities for families – it’s really no surprise that summer camps abound here. Start your search to find the perfect summer camp. Then download our FREE Summer Camp Planner to get organized!

Don’t forget to grab a copy of our March Summer Camps Issue around town, or read online. You can find the magazine at grocery stores, libraries, community centers, coffee shops and more. This issue features organized camps listings with lots of photos and categories like “Budget Friendly,” “Adaptive/Accessible,” “Arts/Creative,” “STEM,” and more! The camps issue is one of our most popular, so don’t miss snagging a copy. Our magazine is always free of charge.

Looking for inclusive camps? You can find Inclusive/Accessible Camp listings here.  Or check out our roundup of accessible camps.

Want to add your camp to our directory? Submit a free or paid listing here. Don’t forget to choose the “summer camps” category.

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Summer Camp Guide – LexFun4Kids

Enjoy summer camp in Lexington and Central KY!  From art camps and dance camps to fishing fun and sports there are great camps all over Lexington and Central Kentucky throughout the summer.

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Explorium of Lexington Summer Camps 2022

The Explorium of Lexington has great summer camp options for kids grades K – 5! Registration is now open! The Explorium will offer two camps each week from May 31 – August 5 (excluding the week of July 4). One for children who have completed grades K-2 and one for …
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Lexington Parks and Recreation Summer Camps 2022

Lexington Parks and Recreation offers a great variety of camps all across Lexington! Online registration starts April 13, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and continues April 14 from 5:01 p.m. until camp sessions are full. In order to register online, you must have an account set up. This includes …
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ACTivate: Lexington

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Camp Curiosity and The Summer Learning Center at TLS 2022

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The Little Gym Summer Camps 2022

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AKF Martial Arts Ages 4 – 12

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Aviation Summer Camps Ages 10 – 17

Blue Grass Christian Camp Ages 5 – 8th Grade

Bright Spot Learning Lab Ages 5 – 12

Camp Carnegie Rising 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students

Camp Curiosity at The Lexington School Ages three years old through rising first grade

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Camp Redwood Rising preschool-rising 6th grade

Camp Shalom Ages 4 – 15

Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning Rising 6th, 7th, and 8th graders

CenterPointe Christian Church Day Camp On Location Ages 7 – 12

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Earth and Art Play Club Summer Camps Ages 3 – 7

Explorium of Lexington Grades K – 5

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Hoop Dreams Summer Basketball Camp Grades 1st – 8th

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Impact U at Asbury University High School Students

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Kids Fun Art Camp Ages 4 – 8

Lexington Tennis Club Summer Camps Ages 6 – 10

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Manners at the Farm (Southern Hospitality Etiquette) K – 4th Grade

Nike Boys Basketball Camp Ages 9 – 17

Nike Girls Basketball Camp Ages 8 – 17

Ninja Warrior Camp Ages 5 – 13

Pepperhill Farm Summer Camp Ages 2 – 14

Rugged Research KY: Summer Nature Camp Ages 3 – 12

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The Living Arts and Science Center Ages 5 – 18

Tippy Toes Dance Summer Camp Ages 3 – 10

Top Seed Tennis Club Ages 4 – 18

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Summer Camp | YMCA Metro Denver

Summer Camp at the YMCA

All-day fun.

All field trips included. All-star themes.

Your child can expect a summer of adventure, friends and learning in the safe, nurturing environment of the YMCA.

• Hours of programming and activities every day
• Full, fun-filled days
• Locations across the metro area 

2022 Camp Registration will open on Saturday, February 26, 2022, at 10 AM.

CCCAP Families: Registration will start in April 2022. CCCAP will only be available for kids attending 3 or more days a week. See Registration FAQs and add your name to the Interest List below. 

Camp Calendar, Themes & Descriptions

NEW in 2022:

These awesome camp experiences will be offered:

• Summer Day Camp at 20+ locations 
• Specialty Day Camp and Adventure Camp at the Arvada & University Hills YMCAs
• STEAM Camp at the Aurora YMCA
• Sports Camps – see the details

NEW SYSTEM **ACTION REQUIRED**

We have a new registration system, you will have to create an account and can do that prior to camp registration opening, learn how here.

Summer Day Camp, Specialty Day Camp and Adventure Camp will end daily at 5 PM.

STEAM Camp will end daily at 3 PM.

A $100 deposit will be required for Adventure Camp.

For registration, a $50 registration fee per child and $25 non-refundable deposit per child is required for Summer Day Camp and Specialty Day Camp. A $50 registration fee per child and $100 deposit each week per child is required for Adventure Camp.

If you do not find the answer to your questions below, please contact us at 720 524 2700 or [email protected]. 

FAQs on the Camp Experience:

What is Day Camp? What should my child expect?

At the YMCA of Metro Denver, we believe that every amazing camp experience starts with each child knowing they belong here. Our camps help kids develop as leaders while taking part in unique learning experiences, innovative activities and experience the perfect combination of play and learning.  
 

Can I drop off or pick up my child late?

Late Drop Offs: 

Every day of camp we begin with an Opening Ceremony at 9 AM which begins our day with purpose and meaning. Please review our camp schedules and ensure your child gets to camp on-time for Opening Ceremony. 

Families may choose to drop their child off late, but the parent is responsible for transporting them to the exact location where they are supposed to be at that time. 

On field trip days, families are responsible for dropping their child off well before their scheduled departure. If you plan to drop your child off later in the day, please call and email the camp director to let them know, giving them enough time to plan. Accommodations will be made on a case-by-case basis.

Late Pick Ups:

Children are supervised at the YMCA Child Care Site until 5 PM. A late fee of $1 per minute/per child will be charged after 5:05 pm. As a courtesy, please make sure to call and/or email our camp director to let them know that you will be late to pick up!

What are your COVID-19 guidelines?

We follow the current state and county guidelines, with more information to come as it is released. 

What is the Staff to camper ratios?

The YMCA follows CDHS guidelines for the State of Colorado. The YMCA has a 1:15 ratio for school age childcare and camp. A 1:10 ratio is in effect during swim days and outings.

How do we get our camp shirts?

Camp shirts will be provided to all Summer Day campers in late May. Camp shirts must be worn on all field trips and labeled with your child’s name.   

What should campers bring EVERY DAY?

Please bring:

• a cold lunch
• two snacks
• a water bottle
• closed-toed shoes 
• swimming gear (on water days).   

YMCA will provide Rocky Mountain Sunscreen SPF 50 for every child. However, if your child requires a particular sunscreen, each family must provide it for their child and give it to our staff on the first day of camp.  

PLEASE PUT YOUR CHILD’S NAME ON ALL ITEMS. 

Please do not allow your child to bring anything that can be lost, broken or misplaced, the YMCA is not responsible for lost, stolen, damaged or misplaced items. 

REGISTRATION FAQs

All you need to know about our registration process. Addition FAQs on the camp experience can be found at the bottom of the page.

What are the payments, fees and deposits?

Registration Fee: A $50 registration fee per child is due at the time of registration. 

Deposits: A $25 deposit per week per child is due at registration.   

A $100 deposit per week per child is due at registration for Adventure Camp. 

Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable. 

Payment: 

The cost for summer camp at the YMCA varies based on the program you choose. 

Full payment is due three (3) weeks before the start of each week. If your payment is not received by the appropriate due date, the YMCA reserves the right to cancel your reservation and deposit for that session, and all remaining weeks, will be forfeited with no refunds issued or credited.  

Regarding discounts: There is no second child discount. There is a military discount. 

The YMCA allows families to make payments in advance to ease the financial commitment. Families can login at any time to schedule a payment, or they can contact the Solution Center. For advanced scheduled payments, please email: [email protected]. 

Automatic Payments:  

The system will automatically set your account on a Weekly Auto-Draft with the credit card, debit card or bank account you registered with. You may remove the auto-draft feature through your Y account.

If you experience any issues or need assistance, contact us at 720 524 2700 or [email protected]. 

How old does my child need to be to attend camp?

The YMCA accepts children ages 5-12 and up to 15 years of age, depending on location. Please note that your child must be 5 years old to register them in our camp programs. 

For Adventure Camp, children ages 11 to 14 are accepted. This is a camp where your child will try new things and test their limits! 

How do I change my registration?

All changes to your registrations (weeks registered, location, cancellations etc.) must be emailed to our Solution Center two weeks prior to the start of your child’s specific camp date. Please note deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.  

If you need to cancel your registration, contact the Solution Center at 720 524 2700 or [email protected] for a credit or refund.  

Do you accept CCCAP?

***Prior to registering for camp, CCCAP families should contact their CCCAP caseworker by the 3rd week of April to get authorized for Camp 2022.  CCCAP does not authorize care until 45-60 days from the start of the program. CCCAP spots are limited. You will not be able to register for camp until we receive CCCAP Authorization for the correct location. Without authorization you will be responsible for the full cost of camp. ***  

What is CCCAP?  

The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program is a government funded program that provides financial assistance with child care costs to eligible, low-income families.  

How do I get CCCAP?  

Families apply through the human services department in the County where they reside.  

How does CCCAP operate at the Y?  

It is important to note that we offer a limited number of CCCAP spots in our Summer Camp programs.   

Our CCCAP Interest List for the summer opens at the beginning of April, to get more info please complete this form.  

Both lists operate on a first-come, first-served basis, where families may request to be added to the list for one of our CCCAP-eligible sites and start the registration process.  

Do CCCAP families register their children online?  

CCCAP families do not register online! Please contact us to inquire about our CCCAP availability. If and when you are offered an official spot, we will initiate the registration process with you that is unique to CCCAP families.  

What is the difference between CCCAP and the Y’s Financial Assistance Scholarship?   

CCCAP is a social service that offers financial assistance to families in the form of government subsidies paid directly to a child’s child care provider. The Y offers financial assistance to families using funds we have raised through the generosity of our donors. CCCAP and the Y’s scholarship may not be used simultaneously.  

To use CCCAP benefits for the YMCA Day Camp program, please call 720 524- 2700 or email [email protected] to inquire about available slots. Not all program locations are CCCAP eligible and we have limited slots that are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please do not register online as you will be charged full-price and end up accountable for the balance!  

Financial Assistance through YMCA Scholarship Program

What is ePact?

YMCA PARTNERS WITH ePACT

As a licensed child care provider, the State of Colorado requires the YMCA to collect extensive health and emergency information on each camper. As a result, the YMCA partners with a third-party, ePACT, to secure digital, confidential and HIPPA-compliant information about your child.  

ePACT collects this information from you through their online portal which streamlines the process. Submitting this information is mandatory and must be completed to attend camp.  

So what is ePACT? ePACT is an online network, where you can securely add, manage and share your child’s key health and emergency contact details with us. Learn more about ePACT here.

Why are we using ePACT?

• Saves you time: You only need to input your information once into ePACT. Next time, you’ll only need to review the information, taking less than a minute!
• Improved privacy and security: Paper forms can be lost or misplaced. ePACT’s privacy and security measures exceed those of online banks and they are HIPPA compliant.
• Peace of mind: ePACT makes it easy for you to share health and emergency contact details, so we can provide the best support for your child. Plus, you can update this anytime and we will automatically receive those new details.

Can my child still attend if I did not fill out ePACT? Your child CANNOT attend the YMCA before and after school program or summer camp without the online paperwork and attachments completed and submitted through ePACT. If you come to drop off on the first day of school with incomplete paperwork, your child will not be able to stay, and your spot will be forfeited, with no refund or credit, since your space had been secured.

More about ePact

Kids Camps & Activities | Aspen

2022 Kids Camps & Activities

ACES Educational Summer Camps

June-August

ACES is abuzz with children’s voices and laughter during the summer months. From June through August, they offer fun and educational kids’ camps at Hallam Lake in Aspen and Rock Bottom Ranch in Basalt. Featuring a mix of environmental science education and outdoor exploration, their drop-in, daily, weekly, and overnight options make for an exciting and memorable summer!

• Ages 4-18
• 970-925-5756 [email protected]

Ajax Adventure Camp

June – August 

Ajax Adventure Camp’s mission is to Inspire Awesomeness! Ajax Adventure Camp is not your typical kids camp. The camp philosophy is to give campers the freedom to craft their own adventure by choosing from about a dozen activity offerings every morning and a dozen activity offerings after lunch (lunch is provided of course!). There are 100’s of different activities offered throughout the summer including Rock Climbing, Paddle boarding, Paint-balling, Rafting, Archery, Robotics, Canoeing, BMX Biking, Fishing, Rockets, Paintchery, Marmot Tag, Skateboarding, Camping, Small animals, Sportz, Arts & Crafts, Tenkara Fly Fishing, and 100’s more. Registration options include punch passes (pick and choose what days throughout the summer you would like to attend) and full day trips. Learn more at: ajaxadventurecamp.com

• 9am-5pm Monday – Saturday
• Ages 6-15
• 970-718-6007 [email protected]

Anderson Ranch Arts Center

June 7 – Sep 3

The Ranch engages and inspires young artists with week-long workshops and camps.

• Ages 4-17
• 970-923-3181 [email protected]

Aspen Art Museum Kids’ Summer Workshops

The AAM is thrilled to host 2022 Summer Workshops and collaborate with community partners such as Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, Wilderness Workshop, and Valley Settlement. We will be celebrating the mountains and natural world around us through multiple art disciplines including visual arts, painting, mixed media, and so much more!

• 970-925-8050 [email protected]

Aspen Parks and Recreation Summer Camp

Come play with the Aspen Recreation Department during summer break. All camps are state licensed programs designed for youth 5-10 years old. Days will be packed full of fun & educational activities such as swimming, skating, climbing, hiking, rafting and much more. 

June 8-August 24

8 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.

All camps meet at Aspen Elementary School Cafeteria 

• Price: $45-$49/day 
• (Ages 5-10)
• 970-920-5140 [email protected]

Aspen Science Center

The Aspen Science Center offers a series of summer camp sessions designed specifically for children 3-13 years of age. Children are introduced to science terms and concepts in an exciting way! Each day children participate in hands-on investigations and projects, enjoy outdoor playtime, and lots of fun science learning. Intentional play and exploration are the guiding principles for our campers.

·      June 20 – August 5

·      Ages 5-7 are full day camps, 9am-3:30pm

·      Ages 3-5 for half day camps, 9am-11:30am

·      https://aspensciencecenter.org/science-education-programs/ or 970-236-2360

Bob Johnson Ice Hockey School

Join us for great aerobic conditioning in Colorado’s mountains. All sessions offer three “on ice” sessions per day, plus daily video and lecture sessions by the coaching staff. Our new daily schedule allows time for various recreational activities. The Bob Johnson Hockey School also offers specialized instructional sessions & discounted tuition for goalies.

July 24- July 30

Lewis Ice Arena

• 719-440-5027

Buttermilk Glacier Summer Snow Sessions

For the 9th year, AVSC will host summer skiing and snowboarding training at Buttermilk! Each week will start with a goal setting session to get focused and achieve the most out of the training. They offer professional coaches at a quality training facility for the fraction of the cost. Their continued summer on snow training has been instrumental in their tremendous athletic success and has helped lower their injury rate. 

June 6-8, 13-15, 20-22, 27-29

• 970-205-5130 [email protected]

Camp Aspen Snowmass

A fun, dynamic mountain environment with daily and weekly programs for kids of all ages at the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center. A wide range of daily activities and specialty camps, including mountainboarding, climbing, hiking, eurobungee, overnight camping, and rocket building,  make this a must-experience summer adventure.

• June 6-August 26
• Ages 5 & up
• 970-923-1227

Camp Cozy Point

Camp Cozy Point focuses on cultivating confident and responsible riders with a foundation in basic horsemanship. Our campers gain a well-rounded education on and off the horse in skill specific group riding lessons and in the barn — learning basic veterinary care and general care for the horses and equipment.

• Stay tuned for 2022 dates!
• 970-922-0025

Challenge Aspen

An Aspen summer is like no other. The days are filled with sunshine, the evening skies are studded with stars, and the night air is cool enough to savor a toasty bonfire. Challenge Aspen has created summer camps for the music, art and dance enthusiast and the outdoor adventurer in your family. Our weeklong camps provide the perfect setting, knowledgeable staff and, for kids’ camps, a safe, natural community where they are free to create memories of their own to share with you at the end of a beautiful Colorado day.

In 2022, the Music and Dance camp will run from July 18th to July 22nd.

I can Bike camp will run from August 1-August 5. 

JAS In-Schools Summer Camp

This Summer Camp consists of one-week sessions targeted toward applied techniques for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players, as well as a computer-based JAS Beat Lab session. JAS brings in faculty from Colorado University as well as local musicians.

Stay tuned for 2022 summer camp information.

For more information contact 970-920-4996 [email protected]

Kidz Hike

The purpose of this class is to learn how to safely and responsibly hike through safety instruction, wilderness survival techniques, and plant and animal identification. At the end of the class, children will have a base to start a lifelong love of hiking and appreciation for nature. This class is intended for children ages 3 to 7 years old. 

June 13-August 19

Contact Christie for more information at 970-718-2872 or [email protected]

Mountain Kids Academy

Mountain Kids Academy is a dynamic summer experience, offering fun practice in a variety of sports and backcountry skills. Our mission is to foster team-building, confidence, connections, and enthusiasm for life within and beyond our beautifully unique mountain home. 

• June 13-17, June 20-24

For more information contact 970-355-4908 [email protected]

 

Nordic Summer Training

Bases out of Aspen (AVSC Clubhouse & Aspen High School Trails), this program bridges Base Camp and National Camp. It is designed for athletes of all ability levels. Skiers will continue to focus on fundamentals and fun. Dryland activities will be geared towards cross country skiing but are appropriate for any child wishing to increase athleticism. Activities will include trail running, core and agility, roller skiing, soccer, ultimate frisbee, ski walking, rock hopping and laughing. 

Stay tuned for 2022 information. 

The Red Brick Arts

During the summer the Red Brick hosts week-long day camps where children explore different themes each week through a variety of mediums such as papier-mâché, ceramics, mosaic, painting, collage and more!  In addition to art making, campers will venture outside for a picnic and play in the park and enjoy weekly field trips to experience and see art in Aspen. Visit RedBrickAspen.com for more info and to register.

Roaring Fork Fencer’s Club

En garde! Join Roaring Fork Fencers Club for two summer camps for beginner fencers. No experience is necessary and all equipment is provided. Learn the Olympic sport of fencing from Coach Greg Domashovetz, an internationally certified coach and referee. 

Camps focus on having fun, making connections, and building fundamental skills. Campers will learn the basics of footwork, bladework, tactics, and rules. On Friday, it’s all put to the test with an in-camp tournament. Visit our website to register, find more information, or contact Coach Greg. See you on the piste!

Contact info: Greg Domashovetz, [email protected], 970-924-0459

Time: 9 am – 1 pm, Monday through Friday

Ages: 7-12

Location: Snowmass Recreation Center

Tramp Camps

Increase your air awareness, learn new tricks, build your confidence and continue your progression by enrolling in tramp camp with the AVSC coaches! At AVSC Tramp Camps athletes will use our Supertramp, Flybed Trampoline, and Mini Tramp facilities to maximize progressions and fun. Whether you’re already an accomplished bouncer or just getting started, we have coaches and ability groups to take you to the next level. 

Ages at least 7 years old   

July 5-9, 11-15, 18-22, 25-29, August 1-5, 8-12

• 9am – 11am
• $275 per session
• 970-429-2777 or [email protected]

Theatre Aspen School

Ages: K – 12

June 13 – Aug 12

Whether your child is new to performing, seasoned on the stage, looking to make new connections, or is brimming with creative ideas, Theatre Aspen’s Summer Camps are designed to bring out the best in young artists K-12.  

With offerings ranging from one-week skills & creativity-based programs to five week fully produced shows, Theatre Aspen Education has the right fit for your camper this summer. We have everything from dancing to designing, Shakespeare to singing, and performing to playwriting. Check out our variety of camps for K-12, and join us all summer long to forge new friendships, sharpen artistic skills, and have some good old-fashioned summer fun!

 530.481.6260

 Wildwood Summer Camp

We are excited to have your child with us this summer! The program will include many different activities and fun field trips. We will take advantage of programs offered by the Pitkin County Library, ACES at Hallam Lake, and any others that may come up during the summer. Our counselors are energetic, responsible, creative, and FUN!

• Ages 3-5
• 970-925-5678 [email protected]

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Law of the Territory (territorial limitation, thrift, thrift).

Law of the earth (nature conservation).

The law of the raised hand (attention, I ask for the floor).

Law hand in hand (to do everything together, together).

Law of Good Attitude.

Healthy lifestyle law.

Freedom of speech law.

The law of respect for the personality of a person, someone else’s work, someone else’s opinion.

Unit photos

1 squad

2nd squad

3rd squad

Every day at the summer camp is fun and exciting!

Photo report about the stay in the camp

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June 1 – a ride on the sea tram

June 3 – conversation with the traffic police inspector

June 3 – visit to the mobile planetarium “I want to be an astronomer”

June 6 – creative project “I love summer!”

June 7 – Leonardo Park Museum

June 7 – quest game “In search of treasure”

June 8 – Health Museum

June 9 – Petrovsky lesson

June 10 – Museum show-model “Golden Ring”

June 14 – master class drawing on the sand “Sand fairy tale” Pinocchio “

June 15 – visit to the zoo

June 21 is a holiday of toys

June 22 – minute of silence

Archery master class at the recreation center “Neftyanik”

June 23 – balloon painting workshop and paper disco

June 24 – conversation “Fire safety rules” and master class “Twisting”

Summer holidays for children

On July 17, the 2nd summer shift in day camps for children, organized on the basis of municipal educational organizations of the Georgievsky district of the Stavropol Territory, was completed. The opening and closing of the camp shifts took place in a very cheerful, positive and interesting atmosphere! The children sang, danced, participated in various game competitions.

Work in day camps for children in two shifts was carried out in accordance with additional general developmental programs of various directions. The camp was attended by 4,483 children aged 6.5 to 15 years.

For the first time in the Georgievsky city district of the Stavropol Territory, specialized teams were created in school camps, such as Eaglets – SDA, Eaglets-ecolyata, Traffic Lights, Eaglets of Russia, Plant Ecology, Young Olympians , “Eaglets – Athletes”, “Day Watch”, “Keeper Eagle”, “The Earth is Our Home”, “Patrol”, “Erudite Eagle”, etc. The children learned Eaglet songs, the motto of their units, the general camp chants, etc. Throughout the shift, the guys were involved in a kaleidoscope of various events. Each next day was different from the previous one and filled with vivid impressions.

Naturally, it is impossible to improve health without sports, morning exercises and dance workouts in the fresh air were held daily. The shift in the camp began with the raising of the Russian flag.

every day children received good nutrition, various and tasty dishes. The diet included fruits, juices, fresh vegetables.

The camp included daily visits to creative workshops by children, the choice of which was made voluntarily. Educators and counselors in the camps prepared competitive and game programs, promotions, quizzes, conversations in which children participated in competitions with pleasure, guessed riddles, drew, sang songs, designed thematic stands, distributed leaflets on the prevention of child road traffic injuries and etc.

In day camps for children, many preventive thematic events of various kinds were held, excursions, meetings with traffic police inspectors, employees of the emergency rescue service and state supervision, hikes, visits to urban and rural libraries, houses of culture, a swimming pool based on MBOU secondary school No. 29 , a museum, but the most important thing was the safe stay of children in the camp. Every day, the educators and the head of the camp talked about the important rules for the safe behavior of children on the streets, at home, and reservoirs, paying special attention to road safety, since the exit and departure of children from the camp was monitored by educators daily.

The visiting laboratory for road safety in Pyatigorsk visited the children, demonstrating practical exercises with children on traffic rules using a mobile car park. Representatives of the laboratory told the children of the younger teams about attention on the roads, cycling was carried out, in the older teams, the children were told about first aid for the victims, and they also showed first aid on a mannequin.

In the summer camps, all conditions were created for an interesting, fun, varied, educational and exciting vacation and summer employment for children.

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From June 28 to July 18, 2021, a specialized health camp with daytime stay for children MUDO DDT worked on the basis of the House of Children’s Creativity. The second shift of the camp was attended by 80 children aged 6.5 to 15 years.

Profile shift “Forward, to discoveries!” was devoted to science, as 2021 was declared the year of science and technology. The change was based on the idea of ​​traveling along the “Map of Discoveries” with the main character – the Captain, who invited the children to make a sea voyage around the islands; explore these islands and discover their secrets – new knowledge in different fields of science.

The teachers of the summer camp developed and carried out such interesting events as: the astronomical quest “Space is Calling Us”, the educational and entertainment program “Fascinating Chemistry”, the championship “The Road to the World of Informatics”, the educational and entertainment program “KovcheG” or “Who in what is much”, educational and entertainment programs “Lyrical Etude”, “In the footsteps of geographical discoveries”, “Games with H2O”, a game-journey “There, on unknown paths”.

On July 8, the municipal institution “Center for Youth Projects” in the summer camp held the action “Chamomile in every home” as part of the celebration of the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity in the Georgievsky urban district of the Stavropol Territory in 2021.

As part of the prevention of child road traffic injuries, an inspector for the promotion of safe road traffic of the traffic police department in the Georgievsky urban district was invited, who, before the start of the quiz game “Island of Traffic Experts”, held a preventive conversation about the rules for the safe behavior of children on the road.

The journey on the “Map of Discovery” ended when the secrets of all the islands were discovered and understood, on the last day of the summer camp, July 17, with the closing of the camp shift “Five feet under the keel!”.

The camp also included daily visits to creative workshops by the children. At the end of the shift, an exhibition of works was held.

We hope that the days spent in our camp will be remembered by the children for a long time and remain filled with unforgettable impressions, useful deeds and pleasant memories.

Deputy Director of MUDO DDT
Kureneva I.A.,

methodologist
Dzhudzhueva N.M.

For the first time in the Center for Tourism, Ecology and Local Lore, from June 01 to June 17, 2020, the online camp “Rodnichok” was opened! But, this does not mean that for two weeks the guys spent time at the computer or phone. Contests, master classes, excursions every day implied offline activity.

The camp met the children with a bright opening, each new day began with morning exercises. During the first 8 days of the online camp, an ecological flash mob “Ecology – Green Light” was held in support of the conservation of the nature of the native land.

Teachers of the Center for Tourism, Ecology and Local History offered the children a variety of excursion programs, during which they visited the greenhouse of MUDO CTEK, examined the beauties of Pyatigorsk, visited the museum named after. Darwin and Dolphinarium.

The possibilities of electronic devices were directed towards creativity, to the knowledge of the new. The master classes prepared by the camp teachers taught the pupils how to make eco-friendly flavors, master the art of dough-plastics, perform the “Chanterette Bookmark”, draw the “Tree of Life” using cotton swabs. As part of the online camp, a competition of drawings on asphalt “Let there always be sunshine!

In the field of tourism and local history, the children learned the rules of safe behavior on a hike, learned how to pack a backpack, a tent and a sleeping bag. A video about the regional children’s tourist meeting, which took place in the village. Arkhyz allowed the children to plunge into the romance and everyday life of tourists.

By Decree of the President of the Russian Federation, 2020 has been declared in Russia the Year of Memory and Glory, in order to preserve historical memory and to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. That is why the final day in the camp became the “Day of Remembrance”. Videos with the participation of students of the Center were shown: “Windows of Victory”, “Immortal Regiment”, a video film “The city of Georgievsk, the years of war and occupation.”

The best traditions of the day camp for children during the summer holidays in the realities of the new time made it possible to create virtual conditions where the children felt good, comfortable and interesting.

The article was prepared by: Pracheva N.I. – teacher d / o MUDO TsTEK
Zenyukova A.A. – teacher-organizer MUDO CTEC

Children’s camp in Croatia I Fayno Camp Croatia

Looking for a great gift for your child for the summer holidays? We have prepared something special. The Fayno Camp Croatia children’s camp during the summer holidays appoints a meeting place for old and new friends in Croatia – on the shores of the warm Adriatic Sea.

Children’s camp in Croatia Fayno Camp is located in Savudrija, Istria. Excellent conditions for the improvement of children are due to the location of the camp – in a pine forest on the shores of the Adriatic Sea (first line). During the ten-day shifts, campers will have fun and develop, realize their talents and abilities, swim in the sea, sunbathe and admire the beauties of the Adriatic, being in complete safety and comfortable surroundings. In addition, a children’s camp in Croatia is a great chance to improve your spoken English skills, because communication and learning takes place with native speakers (native speakers). All this will take place outdoors and traditionally with European service.

Our children deserve the best!

Who are we?

The story of Fayno Camp children’s camp is the story of people who are parents themselves and understand the importance of a healthy, meaningful and safe holiday for children. This is a story where each of the team members loves his job and works to meet the needs, desires of children and parental care. In the end, this is a story about how people create and maintain an environment where friendship is born, where children grow up, explore and learn something new.

For us, the creation of the Fayno Camp for children was the embodiment of a cherished dream: that each of our little campers once proudly said – it was my best vacation !!!

Accommodation/food

Location

• Sea
  15 meters from the Adriatic Sea

• Territory
  The camp is surrounded by a pine forest

• Holiday home Savudrija
  Brick 2-storey building

• Accommodation
  4 and 6 bed accommodation

• Private bathroom in each room
  Hot and cold water around the clock

• Summer stage
  for concerts and evening events

• Large playground

FOOD

5 meals .

Breakfast – buffet, lunch and dinner – portions, snacks: fruit in the morning, yogurt, pudding, croissants in the afternoon.

• Italian and Croatian cuisine
• Access to drinking water 24 hours a day.
• Fast food and an excessive amount of sweets not included in the diet.
• Vegetarian and diet menu, gluten and lactose free diet.

Security

The administration of the Fayno Camp children’s camp pays great attention to the safety of children during their stay in the camp:

• permanent guardianship by educators (counselors),
• while swimming children are supervised by instructors (rescuers),
• adults are around the clock next to the children and accompany them to all events,
• the night shift of counselors is always on duty in the camp
• camp administration is always in touch with parents
• daily video/photo reports on our website and Facebook.

Medical care

Our doctor is in the camp around the clock and there is the necessary minimum for first aid, there is a hospital in the city, if necessary, we are always ready to deliver the child there by the camp car. All children are insured.

Why Fayno Camp for children?

Informative program

The best animators and teachers work on the creation of the program and think through everything to the smallest detail. We strive to combine study and leisure during the holidays! A sea of ​​emotions and an unforgettable vacation is guaranteed!

Show yourself

We believe in every camper! We have prepared something special for everyone. The programs are interesting and meaningful – each participant will show hidden skills and talents, learn to work in a team.

Incredible nature

The Adriatic Sea is waiting for you! The sun will warm to the fullest, the cleanest sea and the climate will make children healthier, the old streets will reveal the history of seaside towns.