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Fort Collins Summer Camps – 2022 | Summer Camps

2022 registration for Fort Collins Summer Camps are open! Whether it be athletic, artistic, or academic, there is sure to be something for everyone.

This list is updated frequently so please check back for new camp additions.

Fort Collins Summer Camps Confirmed for Summer 2022

Rugged Research Nature Camp: Is your child passionate about the natural world?
Join our Rocky Mountain Summer Camp! We’re an innovative science camp for exploring the wild and discovering the incredible natural world. This program is taught by Rocky Mountain Park Rangers. Register now and start your wildlife journey this summer!

Rock Camp: Come jam with us this summer at School of Rock!
Weekly camps from June 6th – August 5th for ages 5 -18 include music learning, theory and appreciation as well as song writing, and more!

Global Business Academy: This is a 10-day, action-packed experience with other high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors from around the world. You will develop key life skills including: team building, negotiation, entrepreneurship, cross cultural communication, strengths-based leadership and more. By the end of the academy, you’ll have lifelong global friendships, new passions to explore, and ideas on how to apply your business knowledge to what you care about most.

The Cooking Studio Cooking Camp: Cooking Camps are 100% hands-on cooking for kids from 10 – 14yrs old. They run for 2 consecutive mornings from 9:00 – 12:30pm. You can sign up for one camp or several over the summer. Topics include: pasta & sauces, baking, French cooking, Italian cooking, Desserts and many more.

FSHN Summer Cooking Camps: Welcome to our June 2022 youth cooking camps at CSU – Food Science and Health Nutrition! Encourage your child’s exploration in the kitchen with a culinary experience they will never forget. Children ages 8-12. Cost is $350 per camper with a 10% discount for early registration by Feb. 1st.

Summer Camp on the Farm: We offer two one-week camps (9:00-3:00) for ages 5-11 to explore nature, care for the chickens, ducks and goats and make new friends. Each day of camp will offer themed crafts, games, team challenges, short hikes and more.

Playcrafter Kids: Playcrafter Kids, a FoCo based performing arts program, offers thematic week-long summer camps for young stars ages 3-12. Performers explore the arts (drama, music, dance, crafts) and mindfulness as they prepare to show off their skills at the end of camp with a showcase or performance.

Ascent Studio Summer Climbing Camp: Are you interested in rock climbing? Come join us at Ascent Studio this Summer ’22 for Climbing Camps! Our Camps run every week from the end of May to the beginning of August! Full-Day (8:30-3:30) or Half-Day (8:30-12:30) options are available for ages 6-13. Register now on our website!

Venture Validator Youth Summer Camp: The Summer Camp is a week-long Venture Validator program that lets high school students explore what it takes to become an entrepreneur. Throughout this program, students explore a real-world issue they’ve identified and develop a business idea to address it.

Whestsone Summer Climbing Camp: Whether your young one is already familiar with climbing or looking for a new adventure, summer camp at Whetstone is the place for them! Our camps don’t just feature climbing; they also include group games and activities centered around teamwork, communication, confidence building, and more than anything, FUN! Full and half-day options available to fit any busy schedule. 10% discount for siblings!

Centennial Children’s Chorus Summer Festival Camp: CCC’s Summer Festival Camp is a week-long program for students who love to sing and will be entering 3rd – 8th grade in the upcoming school year. June 6-11 / Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 12:00 noon at Our Saviours Lutheran Church in Fort Collins. Festival Concert to follow on Saturday, June 11, 11:00 a.m. at Griffin Hall, CSU University Center for the Arts

Parkour Summer Camps at Outrun: Parkour camp is filled with movement activities for kids. Obstacle courses, flips on our giant air bag, and many games. Lead by our radical and fun parkour coaches.

CSU K-12 Summer Programs Portal: Colorado State University’s summer programs for kindergarten through high school students include credit-bearing, academic, and sport programs. PreK-12 teachers may explore sustainable teaching and the benefits of movement in the classroom. These programs are offered by many CSU departments and organizations hosting events virtually and on the Fort Collins and Mountain campuses at Colorado State University. Listings are updated throughout the spring as programs become available. Explore the experiential opportunities in the areas of animals and the environment, arts and human sciences, industry and leadership, interdisciplinary programs, STEM, and a wide variety of sport and outdoor programs.

Buckhorn Camp: Mountains! Our summer camps are a combination of exploring the beautiful outdoors, growing in our faith, building lasting friendships, and creating memories that we carry with us for a lifetime. ​For campers entering 3rd thru 12th grades.

Mechanical Engineering Summer Camps: Our highly-interactive, week-long summer camps are held at CSU’s state-of-the-art engineering facilities, introducing junior high and high school students to the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in a university setting. Camps strike a balance between hands-on learning and socializing, with lunch provided and time to connect with peers, CSU faculty, and current college students. Join us!

CSU Youth Sport Camps: Entering our 52nd summer, the CSU Youth Sport Camps provide healthy, active programming for campers aged 5-14. The week-long camps are held on and around the CSU campus and include sport-specific camps as well as general movement, dance, and outdoor exploration curricula. Come join us – with healthy lifestyles, every child is a winner!

Rivendell Dive Deep Into Adventure: Our experienced staff has offered innovative, challenging and fun summer classes for over 40 years. With a wide variety of topics and activities, there’s an opportunity for every child to explore new subjects, learn new skills and discover new interests in a positive and engaging learning environment.

Women in Construction Management Summer Institute: This five-day four-night on-campus program is for up to 25 high school students age 15-18 who are interested in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC). Each day participants will engage with professional women representing AEC industries as well as college mentors to work on building their confidence and developing an understanding of construction management and related careers while having fun exploring construction related topics and activities! Camp fee $25 ($1000 value funded by grants). For more info, videos, and testimonials – visit our website.

Chessmates Chess Camp: Chess Camp is all about having fun!  We work to create an environment where the kids enjoy learning and playing chess.  We’ll host lots of games and have prizes and trophies throughout camp.

Kids Do It All (KDIA): The annual Kids Do It All music-theatre program is a week-long day camp during the months of June and July. During the sessions, CSU theatre faculty and students guide kids in different age groups (7-8, 9-10, 11-13) through the entire process of theatre – from playwriting to performance, from design through musical composition – resulting in original plays created and performed by the campers. Camp participants write, design and compose musical plays entirely of their own, experiencing a practical application of all aspects of theatre from acting, movement, voice, props and scene design, and songwriting.

Complete Equestrian: Horse Camp at Complete Equestrian is for ages 5-16. No prior experience necessary. We focus and safety and having fun during riding, swimming, art, education and chores!

Laughing Buck Farm Summer Camps: Get your kiddos outside this summer, moving, playing, working, connecting with animals and other kids.W e inspire a love for farming, horsemanship, gardening, and nature through the rhythms of the seasons and hands-on learning – all in an outdoor, farm setting.

Summer at the Club: Summer at the Club is a fun and inclusive place for kids to spend time this summer. Youth will have the opportunity to participate in action-packed activities that inspire creativity, build character, and provide academic enrichment. Our summer program is an affordable way for kids and teens to make friends, learn new things, and have fun!

Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County: Summer at the Club, Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County’s summer program, is a fun and inclusive place for kids to spend time this summer. The action-packed activities inspire creativity, build character, and provide academic enrichment. Youth will have the opportunity to participate in arts and recreation while receiving academic support. This summer program is an affordable way for kids to make friends, learn new things, and have fun!

Fort Collins Circus Center Summer Camp: A half day camp where performers can experience a variety of circus disciplines, collaborate with others, and have fun!! Includes experiences in: Aerial, Dance, Flow arts, Slackline, Unicycle, Stilts, AND MORE! 

Mélina Be’s Camps: In my Spring and Summer camps we are inspired by nature, we work outside – weather permitting – in my “Yarden”. I have a “Yarden Studio” if need be. We learn felting, weaving, sewing and a lot of fun fiber arts in general. My camps are for children, adults and children & their parent(s) together. Sustainability is very important to me and this is reflected in Mélina Be’s camps.

Fort Collins Krav Maga: An engaging day camp running from 8-3, activities will include in house field trips, arts and crafts and 2 martial arts lessons per day!

Maker Camp: Students will learn new skills and explore creative ideas through fun, hands-on projects. The projects will involve 2D design through inkscape, laser and vinyl cutting, woodworking, building musical instruments, soldering, and electronics. Each day, the student will work on a fun new project. Age: 12-16 years

Half Step Music Camp: Half Step Camp is a creative arts camp in Fort Collins that focuses on building relationships while also preparing to perform a concert of popular pop/rock songs at the end of the week. All students, no matter ability, perform in the choir, the band, a dance, or a drama. Some workshops include guitars, drums, voice, Spikeball, improv, and craft coffee!

There are an enormous number of summer camp opportunities Around FoCo and I cannot possibly research all of them.

If you’d like your Fort Collins Summer Camp listed,
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Summer Camps, Education Programs For Children

Camp Options

Kids of all ages and interests will find their fit at a Bay Club camp. With childcare services for kids as young as 3, and educational and athletic camps for up to age 17, our camp programs include team sports, arts and crafts, cooking lessons, and more—all led by club-trained counselors.  Take a look at our Camp options below. Then select a Club for detailed offerings and information. Kids Camps not available at all clubs. Camp offerings vary by location. To register, if you are already a member log into your Connect account at bayclubconnect. com. If you are not a member, please sign up at bayclubconnect.com.

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Registration for camp sessions will be in Bay Club Connect for members and non-members. For questions, please email [email protected]. Plus, if you have any questions, our associates at the front desk will be available to assist you.

All camps are designed in one-week sessions. This allows your child to learn new skills, practice throughout the week all while creating new friendships.

For the safety of your camper, a PIN number will be required daily at drop-off and pick-up.

The PIN number is generated by Bay Club Connect at the time of registration.

The PIN is sent to you via text to the phone number provided on the parent or guardian Bay Club Connect profile.

  To retrieve you PIN number, follow the steps below.

• Log on to your Bay Club Connect app or log on to your account at bayclubconnect.com 
• Click on Household or Members on the bottom of the home screen
• Click on Actions for the parent or guardian  
• Confirm the phone number listed in Contact Info is the accurate cell phone number 
• Click on SEND PIN – the pin will be sent via text to the phone number list on the parent or guardian Bay Club Connect profile.

Yes, prior to dropping your camper off all MEDICAL information must be completed. You will NOT be able to drop off your child unless you have completed these forms online.   

To fill out the medical form, follow the steps below.

• Log on to your Bay Club Connect app or log on to your account at bayclubconnect. com 
• Click on More on the bottom of the home screen
• Click on Settings
• Click on Household permissions
• Select the child registered for camp, then select MEDICAL FORM
• Fill out all fields and click Save.
• Repeat for each child.

Our teams have worked hard to ensure that all cleaning protocols have been enhanced to not only meet but exceed CDC recommendations for cleaning and sanitization. Our camp structure has been designed to adhere to all local county guidelines. Regular hand washing is completed between and throughout the session, we have processes to keep our camp participants and associates safe.​ All associates have completed in-depth training on cleaning, sanitization, and camp schedule/logistics procedures. The Bay Club is committed to tracking and complying with all county and state guidance on masks.  As updates are made available we will communicate with families and make necessary changes as needed.

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Full day kids camps will begin at 9:00 am and end at 4:00 pm. Lunch will be provided at noon. Campers will participate in rotations that may include arts & crafts, STEM activities, music and movement as well as physical fitness and sports activities like group games, swimming, basketball, and tennis. Between each rotation, children will wash their hands.​

​In our Youth Multi-Sports Camps, participants will have the opportunity to rotate through a variety of sports experiences. Opportunities include a variety of sports skill-building clinics, fitness, group exercise, cycle, strength & conditioning, mind + body, dance, and group games.  Between activity rotations, participants will wash their hands, use the restroom, and have a snack.​ Single Sport Camps such as tennis, squash, or golf will consist of skill-building, conditioning, games, and competition with a focus on growing knowledge and expertise in that single sport.​

Times may vary by location. ​

Cancellation & Rescheduling Policy:​ The Bay Club reserves the right to cancel any Camp that does not meet capacity or state and county guidelines. You will be notified at least 48 hours in advance of any cancellation. In the event a Camp is canceled by The Bay Club, any registered participant will be refunded 100% of their original payment.​ In the event that a member or guest needs to cancel a camp reservation or reschedule a session, requests must be made in writing to [email protected]. If a camp cancellation request is made by a participant more than 14 days prior to the start of the camp session, 75% of the enrollment fee will be refunded.  Requests to reschedule to another session will be considered and approved based on the current capacity of the requested sessions.  Any reschedule requests are not guaranteed until confirmed by a member of the Camp Concierge team.​

Camp fees are non-refundable for cancellations made within 14 days prior to the first day of the camp session, which is always on a Monday. ​

Times may vary by location.​

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Members discount: 10% off non-member rate.​

Sibling discount: 10% off any additional child.​

CLUBS

The Clubs below feature Kids Camps

Portland

18120 SW Lower Boones Ferry Road

Tigard, OR 97224

StoneTree Golf Club

9 StoneTree Lane

Novato, CA 94945

Ross Valley

235 Bon Air Road

Kentfield, CA 94904

Marin

220 Corte Madera Town Center

Corte Madera, CA 94925

Walnut Creek

2805 Jones Road

Walnut Creek, CA 94597

San Francisco

150 Greenwich Street

San Francisco, CA 94111

The Gateway

370 Drumm Street

San Francisco, CA 94111

South San Francisco Tennis & Pickleball

501 Carter Street

Daly City, CA 94014

Pleasanton

7090 Johnson Drive

Pleasanton, CA 94588

Redwood Shores

200 Redwood Shores Parkway

Redwood City, CA 94065

Fremont

46650 Landing Parkway

Fremont, CA 94538

Santa Clara

3250 Central Expressway

Santa Clara, CA 95051

Courtside

14675 S Winchester Boulevard

Los Gatos, CA 95032

Boulder Ridge Golf Club

1000 Old Quarry Rd

San Jose, CA 95123

El Segundo

2250 Park Place

El Segundo, CA 90245

Manhattan Country Club

1330 Parkview Avenue

Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Fairbanks Ranch Country Club

15150 San Dieguito Road

Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067

Carmel Valley

12000 Carmel Country Road

San Diego, CA 92130




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Why you should not be afraid to send your child to summer camp

Many parents are afraid to send their children to summer camps. After all, there the kids will be completely alone, who will make sure that they eat? What if something happens? And in general, he will fall into a bad company, acquire bad habits. You never know what can happen there, away from mom and dad! And those who themselves were in such camps in their childhood also know from their own experience what is happening in these places. A good place will not be called a “camp”! nine0003

But it’s not so scary. After all, a summer camp is all about studying, outdoor games, communication with peers, and a sea of ​​impressions. Let’s try to debunk some myths and horror stories about this type of children’s recreation. To do this, we present the opinion of psychologists and the stories of parents from the u-mama forum and other parental resources about whether children like to go to children’s camps, what they do there and what they can learn there.

Children will be bored and ask to be picked up in a week

You think:
My Vasya hasn’t grown up to that yet. He ties his shoelaces every other time, but without his bear he can’t fall asleep at all! Well, who will follow him there? He won’t eat anything and leave hungry, he is so capricious about food.

And then he will call and whine to take him away. But the money has already been paid, and what to do? Follow him or is it okay, will he survive? Why do I need these experiences, better at home.

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