Buck’s Rock Performing and Creative Arts Camp is a unique program where campers have the freedom to choose their activities in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Campers work with qualified, professional artists and instructors who nurture and support their skills and interests in professionally equipped studios.
Camp Awosting is a boutique traditional overnight camp that emphasizes individual attention for boys ages 6 to 16. Camp is located on beautiful Bantam Lake near Litchfield, Connecticut. Activities offered include sports (baseball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, volleyball, tennis, golf), waterfront (including waterskiing), extreme adventure (high/low ropes, 1000-foot zip line, climbing tower), arts & crafts, ceramics, laser tag, outdoor camping, and more, plus a trip program for senior campers. Camp Awosting is the oldest private boys camp in the US, in continuous operation since 1900. It’s a great first-time camp experience!
Camp Chinqueka is a boutique traditional overnight camp for girls ages 6 to 16 on beautiful Mt. Tom Pond near Litchfield, Connecticut. Days are structured to include both instructional and elective time for activities. Activities offered include sports, waterfront (including waterskiing), gymnastics, arts, nature, ropes, go-karts, and horseback riding, plus a trip program for senior campers. It's a great first-time camp experience!
Imaginations will soar this summer as campers spark their creativity and build collaboration skills while controlling their own flight simulation robot, protecting Earth’s ecosystems, designing the ultimate sports complex, and learning the value of their ideas.
Kids in grades K-6 receive activity kits packed with materials to get them designing the next great invention and gaining confidence as innovators. This flexible program can be screen-free and self-led, or enhanced through online collaboration sessions with coaches and participants.
Challenge Camp @Home is a virtual day camp for children ages 4-15 with live interactive classes and dynamic instructors. Parents and campers customize a program by choosing from over 100 STEM and arts electives, as well as active options, like hip hop, fencing, and yoga.
Chelsea Piers is home to some of the area’s best summer sports camps, offering full- and half-day camps for kids ages 3-18. Available sports include gymnastics, swimming, ice hockey, tennis, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, squash, vollyeball, and more.
Get ready for a week of adventure, fun, and innovation. During Codeverse's week-long virtual camps, kids ages 6-13 learn to code, build share-worthy mobile games, get published in an app store, attend virtual field trips, earn digital achievement badges, and more.
Digital Media Academy's online STEAM Learning Lab offers access to 10 age-appropriate courses custom-designed for students from kindergarten through high school. Each course represents 15-20 hours of learning for engaged learners for a total of 150-200 hours across technology disciplines.
At Earthplace Summer Camp, campers of all abilities from ages 2-15 are welcome. All enjoy an unspoiled natural setting—on the trails, by the pond, in the fields, or under the shade of the pine grove. Camps run in weekly sessions from mid-June through mid-August. The experienced staff is trained to ensure a safe and fun summer filled with adventure, friendships, and plenty of fresh air.
Kids can explore this prestigious campus while making friends and mastering new tech skills. At iD Tech camps, students ages 7 to18 learn to code, design video games, produce videos, mod Minecraft, create with Roblox, build laptops, learn about cybersecurity, and more!
The workshop trains the next generation of civic leaders in communication, decision-making, and advocacy. Subjects include public speaking, argumentative writing, current events, and interdisciplinary: topics in philosophy, psychology, economics, sociology, history, civics, and statistics.
Girls ages 12 and up explore the world of modeling and fashion at this empowering virtual camp for girls. Each day, campers learn about the industry from leading industry professionals and top models and agencies.
At Woodcock Nature Center's state-licensed summer camp, your child will explore the beautiful 149-acre preserve through hands-on activities that bring them closer to local wildlife, including encounters with resident animals, nature crafts, hiking, kayaking on the pond, wilderness skills, and so much more.
Experience Apple Camp from home this season, with live orientation sessions, question and answer opportunities and unique projects to be completed at the camper's own pace. Projects include learning to code a robot and creating a positive message video.
Kids will have fun while learning at the Art Plus Studio summer programs. Each week has a different theme so you can choose the right one for your child, or choose more than one. Kids will learn artistic skills, expand their imagination, receive creative encouragement, and leave with a lovely craft or painting each day.
Expand your child's baseball or basketball skills in a fun environment where each player learns new techniques for better performance. A typical daily schedule includes morning training and afternoon games.
Backspace Westport’s two-hour weekly camp offers children 12+ the opportunity to use their imagination while typing out a story, screen play, or song on a vintage typewriter. At the end of each week, parents can come see/hear what their children have created.
Boost offers sport specific training for youth athletes focusing on age appropriate speed, conditioning, coordination and strength. Programs include baseball, soccer, basketball, boxing, Jiu Jitsu, and flag football.
Camp Rising Sun provides a safe, nurturing environment for kids who have faced the diagnosis of cancer so that they may grow and learn from their experiences to become the best they can be.
