Camp Yokey is a STEM summer camp that takes place in a unique location in Brooklyn—a virtual reality arcade with the latest technology and equipment. Camp subjects include coding, Roblox, Fortnite, VR, AR, hardware, art, and lots of fun. With an amazing space, the latest technology, and experienced instructors, your child will learn to build their future in the technology or art fields.

Camp Yokey focuses on the technology and coding aspects of games for virtual reality and augmented reality. Campers will learn how to design 3-D objects, develop movement and interaction of the objects, play-test their creations, and import them into a virtual world. The camp has strong art curriculum, specifically covering the intersection of art and tech. A large roster of courses for summer and vacation camps is available, including Fortnite Game Design with Unity, VR Art Studio, 3-D Animation, Roblox, Drawing, and Hardware.

Mill River Park Day Camp, for kids ages 5-14, is far from traditional. With a focus on environmental education, campers can to choose from almost a dozen unique clubs ranging from sports to fashion and will make lasting memories on weekly field trips. A hot lunch and snack is included.

Mill River Park Day Camp is located in downtown Stamford and is proud to offer extended care and financial assistance options. For more details, visit the website or contact Tiffany Wilson at tiffany@millriverpark.org.

At Code Ninjas, kids learn to code through an engaging game-based curriculum that teaches teamwork, logic, math, and problem solving. They gain vital skills while having a blast. That's the Code Ninjas way!

Kids love technology, games, and having fun with friends. Parents want to give their kids the best and brightest future possible. Everyone wins at Code Ninjas.

Join SummerSault for an NYC summer day camp experience that is specifically designed for early childhood (ages 4-7) with arts, sports, joyful learning, and creative play. 

What you'll see this summer: 

• Your child: happy and engaged
• Creative, exciting, enriching activities
• Dedicated, expert, caring counselors—including many Town School teachers.

​Features of camp:

• Robust daily schedules including arts and crafts, sports, literacy, drama, dance, music, and play time
• Two outdoor play spaces and classrooms designed for young children
• Head counselors with expertise in early childhood education
• Small classroom groups with three counselors in each room
• Adherence to proven health and safety protocols, developed based on The Town School's successful year of in-person school
• Joyful, engaging learning and fun with new friends! 

Summer STEAM is a multifaceted, child-centered summer program on the Shady Hill School campus. It features hands-on, project-based science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. Students are encouraged to be curious about the world around them, question the limits of their knowledge, and identify and solve real-world problems.

Throughout their time on campus, students will:

• Explore the world around them and think critically about what they see, know, and understand.
• Connect and collaborate with friends as they work together to problem-solve and have fun.
• Create new knowledge and show that learning through a variety interactive, innovative ways.

Each week has a unique theme that defines the learning and exploration. These themes, along with a schedule and more information, can be found on the school's website.

Camp Henry gives kids ages 5 to 13 a summer of fun and learning at Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side. Campers engage in educational enrichment activities to prevent summer learning loss, including STEAM projects and literacy lessons, plus arts and crafts, music, drama, sports, visits to parks, twice-weekly swimming, and field trips.

​This year’s theme is Legends, Heroes, and Heroines. Each week a different superhero will be highlighted, and campers learn about and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of these fictitious figures. This journey explores not only superpowers and ancient mythology but also community-building, self-efficacy, and positive decision making. Campers enjoy weekly films, field trips, and theme-based parties. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are included. 

Come have a blast at The Whole Child Learning Company's S.T.E.M. Summer Camps!  For many years, children have had fun while learning S.T.E.M. principles at the same time. Camps usually sell out, so parents should sign up early. The Whole Child Learning Company has camps centered around:

• Culinary Science
• Star Wars/ Rogue One
• Lego Engineering and Robotics
• Harry Potter Science
• Medical Science
• Minecraft
• Superheroes
• Spa Science
• Percy Jackson & Camp Half Blood
• Super Slime & Gooey Chemistry
• Baking
• Vet Science
• Spy Science
• Gluten Free Cooking

Camps run from 9am-12pm and 1-4pm with before and after care available. Ages are K-5th grade.

From street art and realistic drawing to photography and character animation, One River School's weekly camps run from mid June through the end of August, with over 70 innovative camps to choose from. Instructors are professional artists and designers in their field, providing students with a fun and hands-on exploration of diverse media, concepts, and creative tools.  

Teens and kids take their pick of studio and digital art experiences that can be mixed and matched into full- or half-day sessions. Camps can be easily bundled by themes and interests such as Portraits and Figures, Manga, Painting, Comic Obsessions, and Commercial Design. Projects are fun, ambitious, individual, and collaborative and produce original outcomes which are on display at the end of each week.