Camps in New York City

43rd Street Kids Summer Camp

92nd Street Y

A Westside Experiment - Young Actors Laboratory at IRT Theater

Students ages 10-17 work in person or remotely with members of the IRT theater company to build their acting technique and create original theatrical pieces. Classes are taught in sign language and English, including a fusion of sign language, spoken word, mime, storytelling, dance, and music.

ACT Summer Camp

ACT Campers spend their days on the glorious 11-acre campus of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Days include time for outdoor adventures, creative performances, games, challenges, and more. Programs are offered over school breaks and summer, too.

Advantage Day Camps

Kids ages 4 to 14 swim, play tennis, and participate in gym and field sports. Advantage also offers arts and crafts, nature exploration, and enrichment classes in everything from fencing to chess, plus a rock climbing wall at the Manhattan Plaza location. Transportation is available.

Advantage Junior Tennis Camp

Advantage Junior Tennis Camp offers more drills, more skills, and more time on the courts for players ages 5 to 17. The focus is on tennis, up close and all summer long. Players receive expert instruction from some of the top coaches in the East, honing their skills and taking their game to the next level with drills, games, match play, and cross training.

Aerial Arts NYC

Aerial Haven

AhHa!Broadway

Asphalt Green Summer Day Camp

Kids ages 4½ to 15 participate in sports, arts, field trips, and daily swim time at state-of-the-art indoor and outdoor facilities, including a 1.5-acre field and 25-yard and 50-meter pools.

Atlantic Acting School - Summer Camps

Atlantic Acting School's excellent performing arts programs stay virtual for summer 2021, but the wide-ranging programming includes creating a radio play, on-camera acting, comedy, monologues, and improv.

BOLD Arts

BOLD Arts offers virtual and in-person high-energy dance programs. Kids in grades 1-5 can explore thought-provoking themes through dance, learn music, and create art. Outdoor mini dance camps are also available for small groups.

Brooklyn Arts Exchange

Brooklyn Conservatory of Music

Brooklyn Robot Foundry

Choose from week-long extended-format classes or individual one-day classes for kids age 6-9, in person or online. All camps use hands-on learning to teach fundamental engineering and technology concepts.

Buckley Day Camp

Buckley Day Camp is one of Long Island’s top day camp programs for ages 18 months through 15 years. The 25-acre campus includes four heated swimming pools, three air-conditioned gyms, a pond for boating, and an outdoor adventure program with the longest zip line on Long Island.

Camp Hilltop

Camp Invention

Camp Invention's Recharge program sends campers in grades K-6 an inventor's toolkit with everything needed for hands-on, open-ended STEM challenges like taking apart a microphone, building a device to launch rubber ducks, or designing morphing vehicles for a Super Road Rally.

Camp Léman

Camp Maritime

Campus Day Camp & Campus After School Program

Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning

The Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning offers junior camps throughout the year. In the summer time, full-day and half-options are available in daily, weekly, and multiple-week options. The tennis division is run by Liezel Huber, a 3-time Olympian, 7-time Grand Slam Champion, and former #1 doubles player in the world for 199 weeks. The Cary Leeds Center welcomes all children and play levels (ages 4-18). Transportation options are available.

Center for Architecture Vacation and Summer Programs

Center for Architecture’s vacation and summer programs give young people entering grades 3-12 a chance to develop their own architectural designs and models. Each week focuses on a different topic and combines hands-on art and building projects with one-of-a-kind trips to notable buildings, parks, and architectural sites. Activities include drawing, 3-D model making, interior design, city planning, computer graphics, engineering, "green" design projects, and an intensive, two-week Architectural Design Studio for high school students.

Challenge Camp

Challenge Camp offers summer enrichment for children ages 4-15. Parents and campers customize a program by choosing from over 100 STEM and arts electives, as well as active options, like Ninja Warrior, Pickleball, Soccer, and more. Transportation and early drop-off/extended day options are available at Hartsdale location.

Chelsea Piers Sports Camps

Chelsea Piers features a variety of unique sports camps for kids including gymnastics, ice skating/hockey, parkour, soccer, golf, and so much more. Half-day and full-day options, short weeks, aftercare, and more. School break camps are also offered.

Child's Play NY

China Institute

CinemaKidz

Kids ages 5-15 learn the fundamentals of storytelling, cinematography, editing, and other media arts in a hands-on creative environment. Choose from three camp locations with safety protocols in place, including one outdoor-only option in Prospect Park.

Claire's Creative Adventures

Cocoon

Code Galaxy

Collina Italiana

Collina Italiana - Camps

Collina Italiana (CI) offers Italian language and culture programs both on- and off-site. Lovers of Italian language and culture soon discover that CI classes offer a unique opportunity for a comprehensive learning experience without leaving the city.

Creative Arts & Athletics Camp

Creative Arts & Athletics' major subject areas at CAA are Visual Arts (drawing, painting, design, sewing, crafts, and more), Performing Arts (theatre, dance, instrumental music, singing, and more), Athletics (swimming, soccer, basketball, track, fitness, indoor tennis, and more), and Technology (computers, film, journalism, photography, creative writing, and more). A Festival is held on the last day of camp with live performances, videos, and visual art installations as well as sports demonstrations.

Creatively Wild Art Studio

Curious-on-Hudson STEAM Revolution Camp

Join Curious-on-Hudson for one of the top STEAM camps in the region. STEAM Revolution holds weekly sessions in design, engineering, creative arts, woodworking, and more for students in grades 2-8.

Daring Girls - Adventures in Mythology

Deer Mountain Day Camp

At Deer Mountain Day Camp, campers ages 3 to 15 have a blast as they enjoy expert-taught activities including swimming (instructional and recreational), sports, fine and performing arts, outdoor adventure, nature, STEM, lake, and special events.

Deerkill Day Camp

Deerkill has long been a summer destination for kids ages 3 to 15. The nurturing staff provides professional instruction in swimming, athletics, and specialty programs like movie making and garden-to-table cooking. A complimentary weekend club is included for every camper family.

DramaZone Musical Theater and Debate Academy Camps

Early Childhood Center at Stephen Wise Free Synagogue

EBL Coaching - Camps

EBL Coaching offers three-week academic skill-building camps and one-on-one tutoring for students in grades pre-K-12. Research-based, multi-sensory techniques are used to help students develop their reading, writing, math, executive functioning, and organizational skills.

Families First - Practically Preschool

Families First's Practically Preschool is the perfect, affordable bridge to preschool and pre-K for children ages 12 months to 3.5 years. Practically Preschool introduces toddlers and nursery school-age children to their first school experience, and classes are designed using an enriching playgroup approach with STEM activities, arts and crafts, and music at the core.

Fastbreak Sports - Camps

Garden School Summer Camp

Green Meadows Farm Brooklyn

Hidden Valley Camp

HOLA NYC

Imagine Works Youth Theatre

Camp Imagine is a performance intensive day camp for kids ages 8 to 18 that focuses on fundamental skills in voice, drama, and dance. At the end of the session, campers perform a Broadway musical on a professional, 200-seat Off-Broadway stage.

Kids at Art Camps

Summer Workshop Program offers popular half-day workshops focusing on the basics of art and also more involved projects, including mask-making, puppet-making, plaster, and papier mache. Full day options are available as well.

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