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If your child loves tech, gaming, or creative discovery, this camp could be a perfect fit. iD Tech at UC Berkeley offers an immersive experience where kids and teens dive into ...
Young Ivy Academy offers a high-energy summer experience where tech-savvy kids dive into robotics, coding, drones, and AI — all paired with fun field trips and hands-on ...
Welcome to the world of coding and artificial intelligence, where creativity meets technology, and young minds are fueled with a passion for innovation. The iD Coding & AI ...
At YMCA Camp Big Bear, kids leave behind screens and dive into a mountain summer full of canoeing, archery, ropes-course challenges, swimming, and evening campfires. Set in the ...
iD Tech at San Diego State University offers kids ages 7–17 a unique summer blend of cutting-edge STEM learning, fun campus vibes, and outdoor games. Whether your child ...
At LeXT Robo Academy in Agoura Hills, the camp offers young learners an engaging blend of robotics, engineering, and coding fundamentals in a hands-on and fun environment. It ...
Welcome to the harmonious world of Adat Ari El Junior Camp. As intimate as a family gathering, this camp radiates warmth and camaraderie, offering a myriad of ventures to keep ...
Code Ninjas Camps in Northridge turn screen time into skill time. Kids don’t just play games here—they learn how to build them. Through hands-on coding projects, ...
As tech-enthusiast families, we're always seeking that perfect blend of fun, learning and creativity for our children--a place where they can explore their passions, be it soccer, ...
Tucked away in the vibrant city of Cupertino, California, Leadways Summer Camp presents a world of discovery and creativity for children in grades K-7. This summer haven is ...
Unleashing the thrill of discovery, the Tech Academy of Silicon Valley is a playground for young minds eager to dive into the world of mathematics, science, and general academics. ...
Calling all tech-savvy youngsters! Are you ready to explore the exciting landscape of game development?
