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Welcome to a world of boundless creativity and self-discovery, where the only limit is the imagination of your child. Steve & Kate's Camp in sunny San Diego is a haven of ...
Bilingual Kids San Diego Camps make language immersion feel more like an adventure than a lesson. Children ages 4 and up can spend their days using Spanish, Mandarin, or English ...
Campers learn by making: shaping clay, building with wood, sewing, mending, sculpting, cooking, and combining materials into finished projects. Seasonal themes change, but the ...
Campers investigate compost, explore gardens, make snacks and fresh drinks, try science experiments, create nature-inspired art, and head out for a nature walk—all within a ...
A camper might start the day with a swim lesson, move to a climbing or sports activity, and finish with art, skating, STEM, or a specialty project. Camp Kroc brings many parts of ...
Bake, experiment, code, create, practice academics, play chess, and spend time in an indoor playground at Fandory’s school-break camps in Rancho Bernardo. The lineup spans kids, ...
Choose a different summer focus from week to week while keeping the shared energy of classic day camp. Camp Carmel Creek combines sports, arts, technology, nature, and hands-on ...
Children cook their way around the world through hands-on recipes, global flavors, kitchen skills, and cultural discovery. Depending on the camp format, the experience may also ...
Explore international flavors by cooking a four-course vegetarian meal, practicing knife skills, and working with new ingredients. Chef Palma Camps brings young cooks ages 10–16 ...
English writing, table tennis and cooking share the week with coding, Chinese language and hands-on art. At Learning Tree Summer Camp in San Diego, children join a full-day ...
Make Japanese-inspired art, investigate compost and koi, or explore engineering through the garden’s stone, water, and plants. These half-day camps connect culture with ...
