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Deborah J. on August 3, 2025
"I can’t believe this isn’t one of the camps that fills up the minute it opens! The staff is amazing, it’s really affordable for what it is, and the... Read More
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Build-A-City LEGO® Summer Camps
by Kidizens
Los Altos +more locations
Mon, Aug 18 +more dates
Fun, immersive LEGO city-building and entrepreneurial experience for children aged 6-11, where they build a futuristic dream lego city while developing leadership skills and learning real-life civic and economic concepts. Hosting July and August Camps!
Camp Pokémon
by Hanabi Judo
Albany
Mon, Aug 18 +more dates
Pokemon Summer Camp will be a fun, active introduction to Pokemon and the traditions of Japan: an adventure in artistic and cultural education for children
Dungeons and Dragons Day Camp
by I Don't Wanna Grow Up Kids Camp
Palo Alto
Mon, Aug 18 +more dates
Introduce kids to Dungeons and Dragons, a fantasy role-playing game that promotes creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, and diverse learning styles.
STEAM Camp: Digital Dreamers (G1-G4)
by Moonshot Labs
San Francisco
Mon, Aug 18 +more dates
STEAM SUPERSTARS - Camp IntroStep right up to the most exciting event of the summer - STEAM Superstars Summer Camp with Moonshot Labs! Get ready to design and race your own zippy mini roller coasters during Candyland week. Or join us during Digital…
Ninja Warrior Course
by Open Mind School
Menlo Park
Tomorrow, Aug 15 +more dates
You can take your child to an indoor rock climbing center, enroll them in a local gymnastics class, sign them up for karate lessons, take them to a zip-line park, get them involved in Parkour, OR they can do it all and become a Ninja-Kid Warrior at Open M...
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Deborah Jaffe
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Kathleen Dodd
"My kids had fun at this camp. A really great option for those partial school weeks since they have a great sin... Read More"
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Jenn Weingarten
"The camp was fantastic. I was a little unsure when I initially came across it but decided to add it to the lis... Read More"
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Alayet Tesfaye
"Our son he really enjoyed it, he came home happy each day and said he got to do things that he really enjoyed ... Read More"
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Anna O
"Wonderful camp in our favorite museum. Very well organized and run. My son enjoyed it and learned a lot."
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Marie Phillips
"Kids came home happy, dirty and tired. Signs of a great time!"
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Anastasia Duran
"My daughter loved this camp. She had a great time and honestly didn’t want to leave. In fact she asked to go b... Read More"
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Mailani Kuikahi-gaspar
"My granddaughter Mailani Kuikahi-Gaspar attended this year's camp for the first time. She loved it and came ho... Read More"
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Shubha Bharath
"Kids loved the activities. Good extended care coverage as well."
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Inbar Yizhar Barnea
"My son had a great time this week at the Wild Robot camp. He really enjoyed all the science activities and lov... Read More"
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FAQs
What are STEM Camps?
STEM Camps are designed to teach science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to students of all ages in a fun and engaging way, in order to prepare them for our increasingly tech-filled world.
Then what is a STEAM Camp?
Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. STEAM camps are designed to emphasize creativity, linking art to concepts in science, technology, engineering, and math.
How can I tell if a science camp is a good one?
Ask for references from other parents. Find out what background the instructors have and what their specialties are. Check out ratings on ActivityHero and elsewhere on the web.
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