San Diego, CA, USA
Hands-on baking, science experiments, academic practice, coding, creative projects, chess, and indoor play give families several ways to shape a school-break program around a child’s interests. Fandory’s camp lineup in San Diego’s Rancho Bernardo plaza spans summer, winter, and spring breaks and includes options for kids, tweens, and teens, with the camp page describing programs for all ages. Baking camps center on making food; science camps use experiments and sensory play; academic camps cover reading and math topics such as multiplication, division, fractions, and algebra; and coding camps introduce game design, programming, and problem-solving.
Creative and play camps combine arts and crafts with time in the indoor playground, while chess is also part of the listed camp menu. Families can choose from day-camp options, full-week camps, or programs that extend across the summer break. Because this Camp Card covers several different programs, the exact mix depends on the selected option. The common thread is activity-based learning: children work on projects, practice skills, create, experiment, or play rather than following one single camp theme.
| Ages: | 1–18 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Technology: | Technology, Coding, Game Design |
| Academics: | Academics, Science, Mathematics, Career, Culinary, Learning, General Academics, Chess |
| Arts: | Arts, Fine Arts, Arts & Crafts |
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Fandory organizes its camp offerings by interest area, so families can choose a program that matches what a child wants to explore. Baking camps focus on hands-on baking. Science camps use STEM experiments and sensory play. Academic camps include reading and comprehension plus math topics such as multiplication, division, fractions, and algebra. Coding camps introduce programming, game design, and problem-solving, while Creative & Play camps mix arts and crafts with indoor playground time. Chess is also listed as a camp option.
The official camp page describes formats ranging from day camps to full-week camps and programs that can cover the summer break. This means the Camp Card represents several distinct camp choices rather than one fixed daily curriculum. Activity content varies by the selected program, but the published options consistently emphasize doing: baking, experimenting, practicing academic skills, coding, designing games, creating art, playing chess, or using the indoor play space.
Camp programs are offered at Fandory’s San Diego location in the Rancho Bernardo plaza. The published camp lineup includes day-camp and full-week formats, with the exact program structure depending on the selected camp option.
