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 iD Tech Camps - 75+ locations throughout the U.S. |
Our STEM camps strike the perfect balance between skill development and summer fun, allowing kids and teens to dive into coding, AI, robotics, 3D printing, game development, and more during a week at one of the country's top universities. Your child will work alongside new friends and learn from expert tech mentors, while taking breaks in between to enjoy outdoor playing fields for ultimate frisbee, capture the flag, kickball, board games, and other activities!  
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 Steve & Kate's Camp - NATIONAL |
At our camp, exhilaration is the norm—because kids call the shots! Since 1980, we’ve let campers design their days, choosing exactly how they want to build, create, play, and explore. This freedom fuels confidence, creativity, and independence like nothing else. And parents? They love the freedom, too! Choose any number of days or snag a Summer Pass for unlimited fun, with flexible drop-off and pickup (8 a.m.–6 p.m.), tasty included meals, and automatic refunds for unused days. It’s the ultimate blend of convenience and adventure—where kids thrive and families win all summer long. 
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 Camp Invention: National |
The all-new 2026 Camp Invention® program, Spark, is coming to curious kids in your community this summer! Rising K-6 campers will collaborate with friends to tackle hands-on, open-ended challenges. They’ll team up with robotic capybaras, ride the waves of entrepreneurship, uncover the power of protecting their ideas and build a DIY space rocket! Each experience is designed to spark confidence, build persistence and create unforgettable summer memories. Visit invent.org/save/camp to secure your spot! Register using CIFUN25 by 3/31 to save $25 or CIFUN20 by 4/28 to save $20 when you register. Interest-free payment plans are available, making camp affordable for all families. 
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 Akrosphere Aerial & Circus Arts |
Give your child a summer of circus magic! At Akrosphere Circus Summer Camps, kids ages 6-14 will flip, fly, and soar as they master incredible circus skills like aerial silks, trapeze, aerial hoop, and more—no experience needed! With expert coaching, a 1:5 coach-to-student ratio, and a Grand Finale Showcase every week, your child will build confidence, strength, and lifelong memories in the most thrilling way possible. Busy schedule? We’ve got you covered with Pre- & After-Care for parents on the go!
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 The Art Barn |
This just isn’t any old summer camp, this is a week full of farm-filled fun! Campers will help with farm chores - like gathering farm fresh eggs from the hen house and feeding and brushing all of the animals. There will be time to meet and play with all of your new barnyard buddies as we learn lots of neat facts about them. You will also have time to create some GREAT art. Each day will feature different animals in our art projects. We will create with paint, clay, mixed media, drawing and more, which equals loads of art and loads of fun. At the end of each day the campers will hop a hayride with popsicles.
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 Alliance Theatre |
May 26 – August 7, 2026: With a variety of theater camps for rising grades K-12 at locations all around metro Atlanta, your young actor will build character, grow confidence, and exercise imagination. At the Alliance Theatre, we value the process over the product. Our camps focus on the journey of learning, encouraging students to embrace their unique creative expression while developing essential life skills. 
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 Trees Atlanta |
Trees Atlanta offers a fun and energetic way for youth in grades 1st to 6th to learn about the urban forest and explore the outdoors during fall, winter, spring, and summer camp. Campers spend time doing hands-on activities in environmental science, exploring the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum, playing games, creating art, and biking each day (2nd - 6th grade) on the Atlanta Beltline. For youth in rising 7th - 12th grade, a 2-week summer volunteer opportunity is available by application.
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 Buckhead Preparatory School |
Weekly themes include Sports, Musical Theater with a live performance for parents, STEM, Art, Into the Wild, & more featuring iconic Atlanta experiences such as the Center for Puppetry Arts, the Science Wiz, favorite athletic coaches, and more. This nurturing environment fosters creativity, friendships, and growth while gently supporting school readiness through structured fun, active play, and reading & math skill building. 
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 Piedmont Park |
EnviroVentures Summer Camp at Piedmont Park provides a healthy and engaging activity schedule for campers ages 5-13. EnviroVentures Camp is designed for campers ages 5-10. Our Counselor in Training program is designed for campers ages 11-13.
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 iCode Alpharetta |
Summer Break Camps at iCode Alpharetta offer an exciting blend of learning and fun for kids ages 7–15. From coding and robotics to Minecraft, Roblox, and AI, campers build real tech skills through hands-on projects. With flexible schedules, expert instructors, and engaging themes each week, it’s the perfect place for kids to create, collaborate, and innovate all summer long. 
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 Cultural Arts Council Douglasville / Douglas County |
Discover the vibrant world of acrylic painting in our fundamentals course.
Learn essential techniques, color mixing, and composition to create stunning artworks with confidence.
Perfect for beginners and aspiring artists looking to unlock their creativity! 
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 Historic Oakland Cemetery |
Step into a world of invention, imagination, and hands-on creativity! Campers will build, tinker, and design using a variety of kid-safe tools, materials, and maker techniques.
Each day features new maker challenges, collaborative builds, creative case studies, and opportunities to engage with real-world problem solving that spark pride and curiosity. 
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 Read Write Create |
A focused 3-day writing intensive for teens ages 13-18 who are serious about their craft. Students dive deep into character development, world-building, and story structure with professional instruction in a small-group setting. 
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 Bricks 4 Kidz Georgia - Marietta, Smyrna |
Get ready for the ultimate LEGO summer adventure at Bricks 4 Kidz—named the #1 Kids Enrichment Program by Entrepreneur Magazine and officially recognized as a STEM.org Accredited Educational Experience with LEGO ROBOTICS STEAM CENTERS & LEGO ROBOTICS BUILD & BOUNCE TRAMPOLINE CENTERS! Students enjoy high level engagement with LEGO STEAM rotations of instructional robotics, creative building and challenges/games while socializing and remaining active. Campers should not sit in a room all day! 
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 Cultural Arts Council Douglasville / Douglas County |
This hands on summer program introduces young artists to the vibrant world of printmaking! Students will explore creative techniques such as relief printing, monoprinting, stencil work and experimental textures! 
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 Read Write Create |
A focused 3-day writing intensive for students ages 9-12 who are serious about their craft. Students dive deep into character development, world-building, and story structure with professional instruction in a small-group setting. 
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 Georgia Aquarium |
Campers will spend the week engaged in fun and exciting activities! They will discover interesting facts about our aquatic friends and their habitats, as well as explore the wondrous ocean ecosystem. All Aquarium galleries and presentations are included.
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 Elachee Nature Science Center |
You’re looking for an experience your child will carry with them —
the kind that smells like pine needles, sounds like laughter by the creek, and feels like freedom.
Camp Elachee isn’t about filling time. It’s about filling childhood with wonder, independence, and the joy of discovering the world outside.
At Camp Elachee, summer comes alive through forest hikes, stream exploration, outdoor science, and hands-on adventure. 
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 D1 Training - West Cobb |
Our Summer Camp is a high-energy, fun-focused program for kids ages 7–12 that blends movement, games, and team-based activities in a structured, positive environment. Each day includes speed and agility work, group challenges, and a mix of creative and themed activities to keep kids engaged, active, and excited to come back. With weekly competitions, team bonding, and plenty of variety, campers build confidence, stay active, and have fun all summer long. 
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 Zoo Atlanta |
Safari Camp at Zoo Atlanta offers a memorable adventure for campers ages 5-14 while fostering a deeper connection to animals and inspiring conservation action. 
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 Marist School |
This summer, let your child explore new interests and grow alongside the people who make Marist exceptional. Our camps are guided by talented teachers, coaches, and student leaders who create meaningful, hands-on experiences rooted in joy and discovery. 
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 Small Craft Kids Club |
Join us all summer long for fun creative exploration! Weekly themes, lots of hands on art making and tons of fun! 
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 Cultural Arts Council Douglasville / Douglas County |
The theme of this year’s CAC Summer Arts Camp is “Super Arts Camp.” Participants will create superhero themed art and theater projects while discovering the true superpowers of friendship, creativity, and learning that a CAC arts camp provides. Painting, drawing, sculpture, singing, dancing, and more will be explored under the guidance of experienced local teachers. This year’s Summer Arts Camp is a five-day camp taking place at Hunter Park from June 1 – 5 between the hours of 9 am and 4 pm. 
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 Michael C. Carlos Museum |
In this storytelling-focused camp, campers will explore the lore, symbols, and creative traditions that shaped ancient Egyptian culture with historian Parker Hilley. They will learn about the essential role of scribes, experiment with early forms of visual storytelling, and discover how these enduring myths continue to shape the ways we interpret ancient Egypt today. Campers will learn to read hieroglyphs, make faux-papyrus paper, and create ink from natural materials. 
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 Blue Heron Nature Preserve |
Join us at Blue Heron Nature Preserve for multiple weeks of summer camp filled with hands-on activities focused on discovery, exploration, creativity and a connectedness to nature within our 30-acre greenspace. Each week of summer camp at Blue Heron, educators will explore a new theme that will get campers digging in the dirt, flipping over rocks, building forts and wading in Nancy creek.
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 Alaco Media |
-Who can attend: Kids ages 12–13 who are curious, creative, and interested in journalism.
-Program length: A four-week day camp designed to inspire and educate future storytellers.
-Focus areas: Hands-on training in print, digital, and broadcast journalism.
-Learning environment: Camp is directed and taught by a middle school Language Arts and Journalism educator in a welcoming and supportive setting.
Goal: Gain journalism skills while developing leadership and communication skills.
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 Adrenaline Climbing Society |
For kids, ages 8 to 14, each 1 week program is jam-packed with field trips full of fun and adventure on a "Higher Level"! Our exciting Summer Camp Program will focus more on outdoor adventures. Get ready for a summer full of fun with Adrenaline Climbing Summer Camps. Your child can expect to enjoy a unique summer camp experience which include activities such as climbing, swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, tubing, hiking, team games, roller skating and more! 
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 Engineering For Kids of North Atlanta |
Engineering For Kids of North Atlanta brings science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) to children ages 5 to 12 in a fun and challenging way in our summer camps. We are proud to inspire children to build on their natural curiosity by teaching real-world engineering concepts through hands-on and technology-based themes. 
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 Marietta Cobb Museum of Art |
Immerse your budding artist in an exciting week of creativity at MCMA’s Art Camp. With half the day dedicated to exploring 2D mediums like pastel, charcoal, pencil, marker, collage, watercolor, and acrylics, and the other half delving into 3D creations with clay and hand-building techniques, their art skills will soar.
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 Wood Acres School |
Join us for School-Age Summer Camp
Each day at our summer camp is a bold new experience where your child will create unforgettable memories and develop valuable new skills. Every week, campers dive into hands-on activities, from science and nature exploration to creative and performing arts, sports, and games. Our camp offers a perfect mix of indoor and outdoor adventures, packed with excitement. Special guests and on-campus events bring an extra layer of fun. 
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 Atlanta Swim Academy |
Need some plans for break this year? Come hang out with us at Atlanta Swim Academy! Children ages 5-10 (must be potty-trained) will have SPLASHES of fun! Spend those hot summer days with our Lifeguard Certified Instructors in our temperature controlled, indoor pools. We’ll bring the noodles and floats!
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 Little Picassos ATL |
Little Picassos Art Camp: Fantasy & Fairytales week — a brand new art summer camp for kids ages 6–12! Think creating art while dreaming up your favorite fantasy or fairytale, campers will paint, sculpt and use mixed media to create their very own fantasy characters or design their own fairytale. There will be lots of creative confidence-building (not cookie-cutter crafts ). Small groups, hands-on projects, and a fun, supportive studio environment. Come have an Art-FULL summer!
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 Zone of Light Studio |
"Adventure Camp Week" means FIVE exciting themes crammed into one fun-filled week! We’ll have Harry Potter Day, Outer Space Day, Pirate Day, Medieval Castle Day, and Under-the-Sea Day – all we can say is: WOW! 
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 Museum of Design Atlanta |
Get ready for an unforgettable summer at MODA's Design Camp—where young creators (ages 6-18) dive into hands-on experiences that ignite imagination, inspire innovation, and build a better world.
Whether they’re building with LEGO®, designing future cities, or reimagining Atlanta’s neighborhoods, MODA camp instructors encourage kids and teens to explore the power of design in fun and meaningful ways. 
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 Discover Science Center |
Sign your kids up for a fun-filled day at Discover Science Center. Our science/STEM camps are enhanced with art and creativity projects to help kids integrate what they have learned.
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 Wealthy Habits |
Wealthy habits start early. Our camps teach students how to think about money in a positive way. Each day mixes games, real-life lessons, and teamwork so kids stay engaged while learning skills they’ll use for life. 
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 Trinity School |
Trinity School Summer Camp 2026 offers a variety of academic, specialty, and sports camps during the month of June and one week in July for children ages 4 to 13 with options to extend the summer fun to a full day, from 7:30 AM–4 PM! 
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 DiscoverU at Kennesaw State University Community and Professional Education |
This week-long immersive experience for rising 9-12 graders hosted in the professional teaching kitchen at KSU Center is perfect for aspiring bakers and pastry enthusiasts! Students in Baking and Pastry Basics summer camp at DiscoverU will master new baking techniques and discover a passion for crafting delicious baked goods from scratch. 
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 Mimms Museum of Technology and Art |
Explore chemistry through Minecraft!
Mix elements, run experiments, and discover reactions in a fun, block-based science adventure. 
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 Mimms Museum of Technology and Art |
Program robots, build smart designs, and compete in exciting challenges while learning real coding and robotics skills. 
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 Mimms Museum of Technology and Art |
Design, build, and test cool machines. Learn how gears, levers, and motion work through hands-on engineering challenges. 
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 Mimms Museum of Technology and Art |
Create your own video games with MIT scratch! Design characters, worlds, and rules while learning game logic and creativity. 
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