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School Age Weekly Camp Offerings
(Entering PreK-5)
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2. Select a half-day, combine two half-days, or select a full-day.
**A Supervised (delicious) lunch is provided for all full-day (combined half-day or full-day) participants.
Week 1: June 5-9 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Beginning riders will head out to Stockton’s Plum Creek stables for five days of hands-on horsemanship and riding. Emphasis on communication, grooming, and handling skills with daily demonstrations and equestrian lessons. Campers learn about bareback riding, saddling, and the introduction of rein use.
Cost: $430
Instructor: Stockton's Stables
Discover the art of movement. Learn a variety of group dances, improvisation, move, and have fun!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone
Our kid-friendly instructors provide a combination of personalized and group instruction to help kids overcome fears, learn important skills such as starting and stopping, and how to maneuver a bike around obstacles.
Cost: $660
Instructor: REI
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Canvas & Cocktails
Grab your flip flops and sunscreen because we’re taking an imaginary vacation to the beach. In this totally chill camp, we’ll do crafts and soothing sensory activities, listen to music, play games, and maybe make fresh juice to be enjoyed out of a coconut. Pura Vida!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jillian Abee
Bring LEGO worlds to life! We provide the LEGOS, you provide imagination. Working in groups, you’ll create a LEGO set with LEGO characters for a stop-motion movie you’ll storyboard, shoot, and add voice-overs to. *Flix emailed within a month after camp ends.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Incrediflix
Want to sound amazing on piano in rapid time? There are a few key elements you must conquer: notes, rhythm, movement, and chords. You’ll be amazed at how quickly you can unlock them in this camp. It’s a surefire way to learn to play piano. Recommended for beginner-intermediate levels.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sound Formation
Chefs will cook recipes from South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, plus explore food history, customs, songs, geography, and languages associated with each recipe.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 (4 week program)
Instructor: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Through role-play and activities, learn the key responsibilities of a doctor and explore the heart, lungs, and digestion. Use real medical instruments (stethoscope, reflex hammer, and blood pressure cuff) and practice scrubbing and suturing, like a real surgeon. Students get their own lab coat, working stethoscope, and lots more!
Cost: $325
Instructor: Little Medical School
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create their own video games. Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Dissect a real shark, design your own fish, examine sea shells from the sea shore and make a cool design to take home. Finish the week by coming face to face with some unique sea creatures, such as squid.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matter
Explore the basic components of robotics by playing with modular cubes known as Cubelets. Snap cubes together to create a unique robot, and figure out the perfect robot recipe to solve a challenge. Work in small teams to create lighthouses, vehicles, astrobots, animals, and more with guidance from your Snapology instructor in this challenge-oriented program.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Offered by Silicon STEM, learn Blocksmith, an advanced VR design application. Make VR/AR experiences, games for desktop and mobile. Design a 3D environment and explore with Google Cardboard headsets.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Join the fun and make magic tricks, puzzles, games, illusions, creatures, treasures, and art. Using everything from tin foil to dough, socks to cereal boxes, we conjure up things that spin, fly, rhyme, or trick the eye!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Lori Worthman
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Beginning riders will head out to Stockton’s Plum Creek stables for hands-on horsemanship, lessons on horse behavior, grooming, handling, and introduction to riding. Campers focus on safety while building confidence. On Friday, campers participate in horse-related arts and crafts and games back on campus.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Stockton's Stables
Lessons on the links cover etiquette, safety, putting, short game (chipping, pitching), full swing and strategies for getting around a golf course efficiently. Required: a bag of junior golf clubs, collared shirts and tailored shorts.
Cost: $305
Instructor: Beth Folsum
Martial Arts campers learn techniques like kicks and punches, the history of martial arts, the basics of self-defense, break real boards, and watch excerpts from movies such as Kung Fu Panda.
Cost: $275
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone & United Martial Arts Center
Bring LEGO worlds to life! We provide the LEGOS, you provide imagination. Working in groups, you’ll create a stop-motion movie from LEGO characters, including storyboarding, shooting, and adding voice-overs. In this advanced class, you’ll also learn to create compelling stories and try more difficult ideas.*Flix emailed within a month after camp ends.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Incrediflix
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Canvas & Cocktails
Get your own gel printing plate and take image making to the next level. Make your own
stencils, build layers of color, and find your own style. This is an enjoyable way to play with color
and create a wonderful stack of collage paper to use in future arts and crafts. Pair this camp
with Journal Making, to hold all of your creations.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Patricia Saldarriago
Explore the sounds of beautiful hand-percussion instruments originating from around the world. Experience a rich and rewarding camp full of fun rhythms, games, and performance pieces. Awaken your inner drummer, and find out how fun it can be to groove with others.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sound Formation
Each day of camp we will create 2+ full recipes that are related to some of our favorite children's books such as Harry Potter, Mama Panya's Pancakes and Chocolate Fever! This camp will bring your child's imagination to life through a hands-on, magical, literary and culinary experience!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Create a collage to make a watercolor painting using various watercolor techniques. Focus on imagery isolation within the art of collage, emphasis in art, and how to create a dynamic composition. Learn various watercolor techniques such as dry on wet, and wet on wet, washes, color blending and gradients, lifting, layering, and dry brushing. Your creation will be 12”x12”.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Janine Frazee
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 (4 week program)
Instructor: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Explore the magical world of Harry Potter and design ways to bring their imagination to life. Riddikulus, there’s nothing scary here, just creative fun that will open doors to new possibilities . Leviosa!
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Through role-play and activities, learn the key responsibilities of a doctor and explore the heart, lungs, and digestion. Use real medical instruments (stethoscope, reflex hammer, and blood pressure cuff) and practice scrubbing and suturing, like a real surgeon. Students get their own lab coat, working stethoscope, and lots more!
Cost: $325
Instructor: Little Medical School
Beginner and experienced coders create animated stories, music, and interactive art. The Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Dissect a real shark, design your own fish, examine sea shells from the sea shore and make a cool design to take home. Finish the week by coming face to face with some unique sea creatures, such as squid.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matters
Create a personal YouTube channel and use the latest in video edition tools (Adobe Premier) to learn video editing skills necessary for uploading videos that get noticed. Show your ideas to the online world.
Cost: 350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
Study the three Olympic fencing weapons through drills, games, and challenges. Use our fully electric scoring equipment and regulation-sized fencing strips. Camp culminates with an in-house tournament.
Cost: $650
Instructor: Denver Fencing Center
Professional golf instruction by PGA teachers, on a par-3 course. Required: collared shirts and tailored shorts, golf clubs, balls and tees. Driving range balls provided. Pull carts may be rented at Foothills for $3-4 per day.
Cost: $480
Instructor: Bob Ulrich
Immerse yourself in an itty-bitty world with stories of our tiny giants, the invertebrates. Experience bugs like you never have before, with field trips to the Butterfly Pavilion and Chatfield Farms. Even get an up-close look from special guests like The Peoples Bees. Activities include art projects and land and aquatic bug catching. BEE-there or BEE square!
Cost: $650
Instructor: Megan Schulz with Denver Audubon
We’ll visit some of Denver’s best escape rooms during this exciting week. Escape using teamwork and clues. Create an escape room using cause-and-effect contraptions for others. This is for beginners who have only completed 2-3 escape rooms.
Cost: $590
Instructor: Kathy Zolla
Learn how to make coil pots, pinch pots, slab building, glaze, and enjoy an introduction to throwing on the pottery wheel! All of these techniques are used to make a variety of fun and interesting projects.
Cost: $515
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
Forget the big box toy store. Put down the Legos. In this week-long camp, makers will explore a variety of building techniques to design and create the most awesome playthings. We will use tools, wood, and wheels to create rolling toys, stitch together dolls and stuffed animals, we’ll even use recycled materials to invent games On the last day of camp we will collaborate to create a child run pop-up market.
Cost: $ 670
Instructor: Craftsman & Apprentice
With limited budget and resources, campers take on mini design challenges. Trips to fabric stores, home improvement and thrift stores teach budgeting, use of basic tools, prototyping, and patience.
Cost: $440
Instructor: Erin Carlson
Prepare your child for kindergarten through reading, rhyming, and word games, math activities that build number sense and pattern knowledge. Learn kindergarten routines, while developing friendships and confidence.
Cost: $ 435
Instructors: TBD
Come join our fun and knowledgeable Play-Well Instructors as we use LEGO® materials to recreate our favorite animated friends and their worlds! After building our most beloved princesses, villains and sidekicks, get ready to rescue princes and princesses from towers, explore enchanted castles, and maybe even fly on a magic carpet or two.
Cost: $440
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Week 2: June 12-16 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Build strength, flexibility and coordination through gymnastics athletic training. Campers learn how to safely use gymnastics equipment, improve existing strengths, and tackle new skills with the help of expert coaches.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Golden Gymnastics
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Steve Hyatt, CA Boys Basketball head Coach, and CA varsity players will teach fundamental basketball skills. Focus on the fundamentals of shooting and dribbling, ball handling and live ball moves.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Steve Hyatt
Grab your flip flops and sunscreen because we’re taking an imaginary vacation to the beach. In this totally chill camp, we’ll do crafts and soothing sensory activities, listen to music, play games, and maybe make fresh juice to be enjoyed out of a coconut. Pura Vida!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jillian Abee
Have you ever wanted to play in a rock band? Do you have at least a year's experience playing guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboards, horns or saxes? Are you a vocalist? Join us for group lessons and ensemble practice, plus learn recording techniques, sound checks, and use of PA systems. Players are expected to provide their own instruments, amps, etc.
Cost: $270
Instructor: David Bailey
Learn the basics of scratch-baking and how to make bread, fresh pastas, muffins and cookies. Chefs will love creating sweet AND savory baked goods in this tasty, engaging, and imaginative camp!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
In this beginner’s introduction to music notation and song writing, campers learn to read and write basic musical notation by hand. And explore melodious musical instruments such as the piano, recorder and ukulele.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Step into the magical lands of the fairies, unicorns, and mermaids! Embark on a magical adventure…drawing, painting, sculpting, and crafting your way into imaginary worlds. Design fairy houses and mystical landscapes, create fairy crowns and magic wands.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jessica Krueger
Use the power of science to build a robot that navigates our obstacle course. Meet the electro-powered robo bug. Explore alternative energy to save the Earth with our green energy station. Create a draw bot. Get zapped with our shockingly fun nerve tester. Explore Newton's laws and wire up your wacky wild wheels.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matters
Give the controllers a rest and put your LEGO building skills to the test as we bring your favorite characters from the virtual world to the real world. Here, you’ll build worlds for Mario to jump through and mechanisms to make Sonic spin to take down Robotnik, and battle in your own custom Smash Bros. arenas under the guidance of a Play-Well instructor. Are you game?
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Learn about the ocean, space, dinosaurs, humans, and more, with Miss Frizzle at our side! Craft, learn, and explore and watch episodes of the Magic School Bus.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelly Arnold
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create video games, musical devices, and interactive art. Then integrate their projects with the physical world using a MicroBit, a controller, light and sound sensor.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Create “mods” (modifying) to use in their Minecraft worlds. Using Java programming, create and design ores, tools and game weapons with Adobe Photoshop. A stepping-stone to the World Creations Modding Camp.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Build animal models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Learn about sensors while building a fish or alligator, or discover ways that gears, wheels, and axles create movement.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Join the fun and make magic tricks, puzzles, games, illusions, creatures, treasures, and art. Using everything from tin foil to dough, socks to cereal boxes, we conjure up things that spin, fly, rhyme, or trick the eye!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Lori Worthman
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Strengthen ski and snowboarding technical skills at Shredder’s indoor Littleton facility. Open to beginning and intermediate levels. All equipment is provided.
Cost: $495
Instructor: Shredders
Lessons on the links cover etiquette, safety, putting, short game (chipping, pitching), full swing and strategies for getting around a golf course efficiently. Required: a bag of junior golf clubs, collared shirts and tailored shorts.
Cost: $305
Instructor: Beth Folsum
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Learn cool hula hoop tricks, juggling and stilt walking with cups! Play hula hoop inspired games and make balloon animals. Ends with a class performance and face painting.
Cost: $315
Instructor: Mad About Hoops
Dear old dad needs some love this summer. Spend this week making crafts, gifts, and penning a special letter for your pops. These one-of-a-kind keepsake items are sure to lift your dad’s spirits this Father’s Day.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone
Take on cooking challenges inspired by shows like Master Chef Jr. Learn how to use cooking equipment and techniques, explore flavor pairings, and create tasty mouthwatering recipes from scratch each day!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Learn about the fascinating history and process of lost wax casting. Students will practice their 3-D sculpture skills using a variety of media and create a final project, a 1-11⁄2 lb. sculpture to be cast in bronze (expect a multi-week turnaround time). Campers will take home a unique keepsake for their family to enjoy for years.
Cost: $380
Instructors: George Hernandez & Kit Hernandez
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
This is where coding gets real! Develop problem-solving skills using hands-on command-line coding in a fun and interactive way. Learn the fundamentals of all programming languages, including syntax, code commenting, control structures (loops, if/else statements) and efficient code structure. Good keyboard skills are recommended.
Cost $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Learn about the ocean, space, dinosaurs, humans, and more, with Miss Frizzle at our side! Craft, learn, and explore and watch episodes of the Magic School Bus.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelly Arnold
Create motorized vehicles to learn about gear ratio, sensors, pulleys, cranks, and programming as they build trucks, space rovers, helicopters, and much more. Your child is sure to have fun as they build, learn, and play.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create their own video games. Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Circuits, buzzing lights, and motors galore in this super fun camp! Use your imagination and work with your teammates to build different mini bots that are up to various challenges. Your robot will do different things depending on how you construct it. Note: This is for older campers, includes an introduction to soldering, and campers will be using soldering irons.
Cost: 380
Instructor: Science Matters
Get the confidence to successfully navigate social situations. Learn eye contact, conversation skills, table, technology and manners, thank you notes, making and keeping friends. A final meal puts new skills into action.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Christy Porter
Level up your LEGO Engineering skills and make your favorite video game characters come to life. Learn Link’s signature moves to defeat enemies, build mechanisms to make sonic spin to take out Robotnik, and even build go-karts to challenge Mario and friends in a race for the Mushroom Cup. All the fun of a video game adventure without the screen!
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
We’ll visit some of Denver’s best escape rooms during this exciting week. Escape using teamwork and clues. Create an escape room using cause-and-effect contraptions for others. This is for beginners who have only completed 2-3 escape rooms.
Cost: $590
Instructor: Kathy Zolla & Renee Medina
Professional golf instruction by PGA teachers: three days on a par-3 course, two days on a nine-hole course. Required: collared shirts and tailored shorts, golf clubs, balls and tees. Driving range balls provided.
Cost: $480
Instructor: Bob Ulrich
Explore Colorado’s ecosystems by rock climbing, glacier “sledding”, and paddling at a local reservoir. Make a field journal, learn wilderness ethics, build “survival” shelters, and learn to safely play in the mountains.
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Colorado Mountain Club
Join Coach Chris Sauthoff for a unique samurai journey. Make your own samurai sword, play games, learn the kendo tenets of discipline and respect, and learn how to apply a different form of swordplay to fencing!
Cost: $650
Instructor: Denver Fencing Center
Learn to Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) with ACA certified instructors. Learn basic paddling skills, strokes, turning, bracing, and safety including self and group rescue. SUP equipment provided. Req’d Swimming ability.
Cost: $660
Instructor: SurfSUP Colorado
This is a musical theater intensive camp. The camp focuses on learning songs and dances from a variety of Broadway shows. It is a high-energy, ensemble-focused camp that leaves everybody with toes tapping. We give everyone the opportunity to shine as all our work culminates into a wonderful Broadway -style showcase.
Cost: $610
Instructor: KidStage
Learn how to make coil pots, pinch pots, slab building, glaze, and enjoy an introduction to throwing on the pottery wheel! All of these techniques are used to make a variety of fun and interesting projects.
Cost: $515
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
Join an epic craft and storytelling journey through the fairytale world of knights, fairies, and dragons. Create costumes, swords and shields, miniature castles, gnome homes, and imagined creatures great and small. We'll also explore all sorts of materials, tools, and techniques including woodcraft, fibers, polymer clay, stones, and moss.
Cost: $670
Instructor: Craftsman & Apprentice
Brush up on skills learned in kindergarten and introduce new skills to build confidence, reconnect with old friends, and meet new classmates. Prep students for their year to come.
Cost: $435
Instructors: TBD
Week 3: June 19-23 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Build strength, flexibility and coordination through gymnastics athletic training. Campers learn how to safely use gymnastics equipment, improve existing strengths, and tackle new skills with the help of expert coaches.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Golden Gymnastics
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Each class is filled with self-defense techniques, wrapped around fun games and skills. Campers build leadership skills and confidence. Daily classes focus on cooperation, planning, goal setting/ goal getting, and respect while learning real and actionable self-defense skills.
Cost: $600
Instructor: Colorado Krav Maga
Learn soccer skills in an instructional environment that is challenging, fun, and safe! Skills and concepts that athletes will practice include passing, controlling, shooting, defending, attacking, and goalkeeping.
Cost: TBD
Instructor: TBD
Study the art of taekwondo in a positive learning environment. Focus on respect for self and others, teamwork, self-defense, and fitness! Earn belt "stripes" and work towards goals all week. No experience necessary.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Athletes will learn the fundamentals of volleyball using proper techniques, including passing, serving, overhead hitting, and defensive skills.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Bob Ulrich
Using literature, art and science, we’ll learn more about various kinds of bugs that live in our own backyard as well as strange and curious creatures from around the world! We’ll search for bugs and butterflies in their natural environment around the CA campus, We'll also create a mini bug ecosystem to take home, read books, and create art projects.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jillian Abee
Remember Shrinky Dinks! Students design and shrink their drawings into jewelry or mini-masterpieces. Learn about encaustic printmaking, the exciting art form of glass fusing. Create two fused projects to take home!
Cost: $280
Instructor: Jen Werner
Take on cooking challenges inspired by shows like Master Chef Jr. Learn how to use cooking equipment and techniques, explore flavor pairings, and create tasty mouthwatering recipes from scratch each day!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Learn the notes and chords you need to play many of your favorite songs, old and new. Campers may use their own instrument, or borrow a ukulele from the instructor.
Cost: $270
Instructor: David Bailey
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
There’s not a better place to camp than at camp! Learn to set up a tent, roll up a sleeping bag, and sing some camp songs. We’ll take hikes around campus, and learn survival techniques if you see a bear or wolf. A camping trip is never complete without a s’more, so we’ll finish each daily “campout” with a sweet camp treat!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Join us for crafts, activities, and games inspired by Frozen. Create our own snowmen, play games to celebrate Elsa's coronation, and explore the kingdom of Arendelle. We will watch Frozen movies and short films.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelley Arnold
Designed as an early introduction to coding, this camp teaches aspiring game designers and programmers how to code with Scratch, a dynamic drag-and-drop coding platform created at MIT. Learn how to build interactive games and animate fun stories using a visual block coding environment. No prior coding experience is required.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Master The Way of the Mandalorian in this Star Wars inspired LEGO Engineering experience. Venture through the galaxy in your custom gauntlet fighter to rescue Baby Yoda, build grappling hooks to pull yourself to safety, or rescue an ally from the treacherous Sarlacc Pit. Get ready to complete multiple missions all over the galaxy, with help from a Play-Well instructor.
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Explore the basic components of robotics by playing with modular cubes known as Cubelets. Snap cubes together to create a unique robot, and figure out the perfect robot recipe to solve a challenge. Work in small teams to create lighthouses, vehicles, astrobots, animals, and more with guidance from your Snapology instructor in this challenge-oriented program.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Jump, run, climb, and play at one of the largest parkour gyms in America. Learn the basics of parkour, including landing, rolling, jumping, precision, balance, vaulting, climbing, and swinging. Safety is paramount.
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Apex Movement
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $395
Instructor: Swim Labs
Discover the art of movement. Learn a variety of group dances, improvisation, move, and have fun!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone
Learn cool hula hoop tricks, juggling and stilt walking with cups! Play hula hoop inspired games and make balloon animals. Ends with a class performance and face painting.
Cost: $315
Instructor: Mad About Hoops
Play your favorite PE games at camp. Join Coach Bob in the gym for floor hockey, badminton, speed soccer, dodgeball, scooter races and more! Let’s Play!
Cost: $280
Instructor: Bob Ulrich
It's hot outside, but this camp is about winter fun and creating crafts that reminisce about snow and coco by the fire. Make greeting cards for any occasion and winter-inspired decorations, plus decorate a special cupcake. This camp is about taking the time to use our hands to create gifts and treasures to keep.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Patricia Saldarriaga
Take on cooking challenges inspired by shows like Master Chef Jr. Learn how to use cooking equipment and techniques, explore flavor pairings, and create tasty mouthwatering recipes from scratch each day!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Focus on the tools and techniques you need to make jewelry, including beading using stone beads, making beads using Fimo clay, and glass fusion to create beautiful pendants and earrings. We’ll also spend a day creating a charm bracelet using Shrinky Dinks. Lastly, each artist will hand paint their own jewelry box.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jen Werner
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
In this 100% live, online program held on campus, Stanford, MIT, and other top university AI experts help elementary students explore the foundational logic of artificial intelligence to understand how humans and computers learn. No coding experience required! Think growth mindset exercises, coding, programming, project-based team hack-a-thons, and more.
Cost: $525
Instructor: Inspirit AI
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Join us for crafts, activities, and games inspired by Frozen. Create our own snowmen, play games to celebrate Elsa's coronation, and explore the kingdom of Arendelle. We will watch Frozen movies and short films.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelley Arnold
Come try out a new language using your hands. This beautiful language is not only fun but is one of the most used languages in the world. During the week we’ll explore how to communicate basic signs. Crafts, games, an excursion, and more are being used to help practice ASL! During our time we’ll create a performance to share at the of the week in ASL.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Kelly McCrary
Master The Way of the Mandalorian in this Star Wars inspired LEGO Engineering experience. Venture through the galaxy in your custom gauntlet fighter to rescue Baby Yoda, build grappling hooks to pull yourself to safety, or rescue an ally from the treacherous Sarlacc Pit. Complete multiple missions all over the galaxy, with help from a Play-Well instructor.
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Beginner and experienced coders create animated stories, music, and interactive art. The Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Calling all Batcave LEGO® fans! Design your own superhero, create your own adventure, and build the cool new superhero sets. Have a blast as you create your own fantasy world of superheroes.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Have you ever wanted to develop your own video game? Then 2D Arcade Game Design using FlowLab Game Creator is the camp for you! Create your own arcade-style games similar to Mario Bros., Space Invaders, Frogger, and more. Learn logical skills used in the tech industry including variables, controls, and functions. Then impress your friends with your creation!
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
Explore Colorado and enjoy outdoor activities like the Georgetown Loop, white water rafting, SUP/kayaking, and zip lining. Trained leaders encourage lessons on challenge and trust. Activities are subject to change.
Cost: $670
Instructor: TBD
Have you ever wanted to soar through the air like Spider-Man?! Colorado’s only Flying Trapeze summer camp will teach you fun acrobatic tricks. You will jump, swing, and flip in a safety harness above our comfy safety net. You will get ‘caught’ by one of our professional catchers. You will grow and develop new skills (teamwork, encouragement, confidence). Get ready to have a blast and feel like a superhero! We’ll finish the day with another off-site activity such as a trip to a museum, park, or other fun destination.
Cost: $1100
Instructor: Fly Mile High
A week of service-related activities through Volunteers of America: sprucing up open spaces, working with children, rescued animals or the Ronald McDonald House. Celebrate at Elitch Gardens on Friday.
Cost: $460
Instructor: TBD
Learn how to make coil pots, pinch pots, slab building, glaze, and enjoy an introduction to throwing on the pottery wheel! All of these techniques are used to make a variety of fun and interesting projects.
Cost: $515
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
Love animals and insects? We do, too! In this camp, we’ll explore all things animal-related, spending each day exploring a different type of animal and creative craft. Think: wooden bug catchers with polymer clay bug buddies; DIY bird wings, beaks, and head-dresses; papier-mâché mammals; and under-the-sea stuffies.
Cost: $670
Instructor: Craftsman & Apprentice
With limited budget and resources, campers take on mini design challenges. Trips to fabric stores, home improvement and thrift stores teach budgeting, use of basic tools, prototyping, and patience.
Cost: $440
Instructor: Erin Carlson
Week 4: June 26-30 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Steve Hyatt, CA Boys Basketball head Coach, and CA varsity players will teach fundamental basketball skills. Focus on the fundamentals of shooting and dribbling, ball handling and live ball moves.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Steve Hyatt
Our kid-friendly instructors provide a combination of personalized and group instruction to help kids overcome fears, learn important skills such as starting and stopping, and how to maneuver a bike around obstacles.
Cost: $660
Instructors: REI Outdoor School
Martial Arts campers learn techniques like kicks and punches, the history of martial arts, the basics of self-defense, break real boards, and watch excerpts from movies such as Kung Fu Panda.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone & United Martial Arts Center
In this fast-paced class, you’ll create up to five new stop motion movies! Animate cars, use pixelation, and more. You’ll learn a new style each day, with all new stop motions for 2023. *Flix emailed within a month after camp ends.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Incrediflix
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Canvas & Cocktails
Learn how to use alcohol markers, gel pens, and the elements of art — space, lines, shape, values, color, and textures — to make cool creative name drawings. Create an informal perspective using basic overlapping with abstract shapes, lines, colors, and textures that represent the letters of your name. Finalize your 12” x 15” piece using textures, color blending and value gradation.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Janine Frazee
Want to sound amazing on piano in rapid time? There are a few key elements you must conquer: notes, rhythm, movement, and chords. You’ll be amazed at how quickly you can unlock them in this camp. It’s a surefire way to learn to play piano. Recommended for beginner-intermediate levels.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sound Formation
W1-W4: June 5-June 30 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Merida, a Scottish princess who enjoys archery and horseback riding, is told by her mother that her interests are not what a princess should be doing, and that she has to marry. But Merida aims to change her fate. She seeks help from an eccentric witch, who grants her an ill-fated wish. Now, she must discover the true meaning of courage and undo a beastly curse before it's too late.
Cost: $360
Instructor: KidStage
After adopting your very own plush puppy, role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian, including how to properly perform a nose-to-tail exam. As a future veterinarian, you’ll learn how to sew stitches, remove ticks, make healthy treats, and vaccinate your dog. Students get their own lab coat, plush dog, and lots more!
Cost: $325
Instructor: Little Medical School
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create video games, musical devices, and interactive art. Then integrate their projects with the physical world using a MicroBit, a controller, light and sound sensor.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Create “mods” (modifying) to use in their Minecraft worlds. Using Java programming, create and design ores, tools and game weapons with Adobe Photoshop. A stepping-stone to the World Creations Modding Camp.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
We invite you to join us for a week of princess fun. Celebrate your favorite Prince & Princesses with-themed crafts, games, and more.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jessica Krueger
Build and program functional robots using LEGO® bricks in this super-fun program. Learn about space, space travel, and, of course, Star Wars®! Build different robots each day!
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
W3: June 19-June 23 & W4: June 26-June 30
Each class is filled with self-defense techniques, wrapped around fun games and skills. Campers build leadership skills and confidence. Daily classes focus on cooperation, planning, goal setting/ goal getting, and respect while learning real and actionable self-defense skills.
Cost: $600
Instructor: Colorado Krav Maga
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Strengthen ski and snowboarding technical skills at Shredder’s indoor Littleton facility. Open to beginning and intermediate levels. All equipment is provided.
Cost: $495
Instructor: Shredders
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Create up to five new stop-motion movies! Learn a new style each day, like animating cars and using pixelation, in this fast-paced, advanced class. Dive deeper into how to create compelling stories, with all new stop motions for 2023. *Flix emailed within a month after camp ends.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Incrediflix
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Canvas & Cocktails
Does your camper love the magical mystical creature known as a dragon? Join us for daily dragon stories with dragon crafts, dragon games and sword lessons.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Isabella Ubertone
Merida, a Scottish princess who enjoys archery and horseback riding, is told by her mother that her interests are not what a princess should be doing, and that she has to marry. But Merida aims to change her fate. She seeks help from an eccentric witch, who grants her an ill-fated wish. Now, she must discover the true meaning of courage and undo a beastly curse before it's too late.
Cost: $360
Instructor: KidStage
Explore the sounds of beautiful hand-percussion instruments originating from around the world. Experience a rich and rewarding camp full of fun rhythms, games, and performance pieces. Awaken your inner drummer, and find out how fun it can be to groove with others.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sound Formation
W1-W4: June 5-June 30 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1200 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
If you love Star Wars®, this is the camp for you! Come participate in Star Wars®-themed activities, build scenes from the movie, build spaceships, lightsabers, you name it. May the Force be with you….
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
After adopting your very own plush puppy, role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian, including how to properly perform a nose-to-tail exam. As a future veterinarian, you’ll learn how to sew stitches, remove ticks, make healthy treats, and vaccinate your dog. Students get their own lab coat, plush dog, and lots more!
Cost: $325
Instructor: Little Medical School
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create their own video games. Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Explore robotics with Sphero BOLT (from the same makers as Star Wars BB8). Use a personal tablet to control the robotic ball, its programmable sensors, and colorful LED lights. Compete in friendly races and test your skills in obstacle courses. Customize your display, play games, and communicate remotely to other Sphero BOLTs! This popular camp is pure hands-on fun!
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
Skateboard instruction for children of all ages and skill abilities. Small group settings. Learn fundamentals to more advanced skills through persistence and determination. Equipment provided.
Cost: $720
Instructor: Square State Skate
Learn to Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) with ACA certified instructors. Learn basic paddling skills, strokes, turning, bracing, and safety including self and group rescue. SUP equipment provided. Req’d Swimming ability.
Cost: $660
Instructor: SurfSUP Colorado
Learn the basics of baking breads, pastas, muffins and cookies from scratch. Cooking challenges plus learn to use different equipment and techniques, explore flavor pairing, and create tasty mouthwatering recipes all week.
Cost: $850
Instructor: Sticky Fingers
Adventure through rivers, ponds, and wetlands-catching frogs and fish, exploring and building beaver dams, hiking trails, and visiting live wetland animals with Nature’s Educators. Get your feet wet (literally) every day with games, science experiments and investigations, and find an appreciation of Colorado wetlands at the Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield State Park.
Cost: $650
Instructor: Raia Lichen with Denver Audubon
Learn how to make coil pots, pinch pots, slab building, glaze, and enjoy an introduction to throwing on the pottery wheel! All of these techniques are used to make a variety of fun and interesting projects.
Cost: $515
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
Carnivals are all about having fun, and what’s more fun than a DIY carnival?! Flex your creative muscles while learning all about engineering, simple machines, design, and collaboration. Use cool tools and upcycled, crafty materials to create games (think Plinko, Skee-Ball), min-carnival rides like swing rides or Ferris wheels, and even swinging trapeze artists.
Cost: $670
Instructor: Craftsman & Apprentice
Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, our enthusiastic Play-Well Instructors will help you build and catch your favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, and take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch 'em all!
Cost: $440
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Week 5: July 3-7 (Click here) (No camp on Tuesday)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Build strength, flexibility and coordination through gymnastics athletic training. Campers learn how to safely use gymnastics equipment, improve existing strengths, and tackle new skills with the help of expert coaches.
Cost: $228
Instructor: Golden Gymnastics
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Jump, run, climb, and play at one of the largest parkour gyms in America. Learn the basics of parkour, including landing, rolling, jumping, precision, balance, vaulting, climbing, and swinging. Safety is paramount.
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Apex Movement
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $300
Instructor: Canvas & Cocktails
Develop your core guitar skills or take your playing to the next level. Learn chords, melodies, grooves, and riffs so you can make music with your friends. Guitars are provided.
Cost: $300
Instructor: Sound Formation
Students learn about animal’s habitat, then about the prehistoric era. Through stories, games, and building animals with DUPLO blocks, gain critical social and developmental skills without even realizing it!
Cost: $230
Instructor: Snapology
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructor: Brenna Elizondo
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructor: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Use LEGO® to build our Avengers to defeat Thanos, help Thor retrieve Mjolnir, swing through the city with Spiderman, and tell Hulk to...Smash! Our journey takes us to battles on this world and beyond.
Cost: $180
Play-Well TEKnologies
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create their own video games. Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $260
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Create “mods” (modifying) to use in their Minecraft worlds. Using Java programming, create and design ores, tools and game weapons with Adobe Photoshop. A stepping-stone to the World Creations Modding Camp.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Explore the connections between cooking and Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Create delectable dishes but also conduct experiments with edible ingredients in this fascinating and delicious camp.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Get outside and get messy investigating solvents, solutions, and chemical reactions. How? By making ice cream, slime, crystals, lava, and the ultimate bubble recipe. Kaleidoscopes and microscopes unlock even more.
Cost: $220
Instructor: Megan Zitron
You make ’em! You play ’em! Puzzles, races, treasure hunts, illusions, games—we can create whatever tickles our fancy!
Cost: $220
Instructor: Lori Worthman
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Spare, Strike, Turkey or Gutter Ball? Whether you are a seasoned bowler or a novice, spend an afternoon with us at a local bowling alley, playing a game that can be traced back to the Stone Age. This is an opportunity to improve your game or learn proper technique right from the beginning. Tuition includes transportation to and from the lanes, unlimited bowling and shoe rental.
Cost: $220
Instructor: TBD
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Make beats, tracks, and grooves while learning the science behind it with the Sound Formation Method™. Explore a variety of sounds, rhythms, and musical equipment, plus come away with your own creations! All production gear is provided. Recommended for students with a musical background, but beginners are also welcome.
Cost: $300
Instructor: Sound Formation
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructor: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Create “mods” (modifying) to use in their Minecraft worlds. Using Java programming, customize their Minecraft games by designing their new foods, blocks, and biomes with Adobe Photoshop.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
More than Money introduces students to financial literacy and entrepreneurship, and to social studies learning objectives that include money-management skills, goods and services, and global markets.
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Junior Achievement
Create training gyms, unique battles, and their own generation of Pokémon. Explore some real-world science as they examine the habitats, characteristics, and needs of different Pokémon.
Cost: $230
Instructor: Snapology
Chefs will cook recipes from South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, plus explore food history, customs, songs, geography, and languages associated with each recipe.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Get outside and get messy investigating solvents, solutions, and chemical reactions. How? By making ice cream, slime, crystals, lava, and the ultimate bubble recipe. Kaleidoscopes and microscopes unlock even more.
Cost: $220
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Master the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.
Cost: $180
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $300
Instructor: Canvas & Cocktails
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
This complete introduction to rock climbing, five-day camp, takes first timers or those new to rock climbing and introduces them to the wonderful sport of rock climbing. Learn to climb like a rock star by building a solid foundation of the knowledge, skills, and movement required to get into the sport. We will cover gear, belaying, rappelling, various types of movement and following lead climbers.
Cost: $792
Instructor: Colorado Mountain School
This camp meets Wednesday through Friday. This entry level camp is perfect for any first time sailor or sailor who's had only 1 week of previous camp. Campers will sail 2 to a boat in a small age-appropriate Pram sailboat. This class emphasizes learning the basics, feeling comfortable on the water, gaining independence, and having fun. Sign up solo or with a friend!
Cost: $600
Instructor: Community Sailing of Colorado
This camp meets Wednesday through Friday. For our youngest campers, these weeklong camps introduce sailing, water safety, and boating. This is a great introduction on how to have fun and be safe on the water. Sailing in a small and incredibly beginner-friendly, 3-person, 303 Access Dinghy Sailboat is a great way to teach the fundamentals with this age group. We understand that campers this age may not be strong swimmers so we recommend that they come having previous experience swimming with a PFD in a lake or reservoir. As long as they can kick and paddle comfortably in an intended direction while wearing a PFD, they are a good fit for this camp.
Cost: $600
Instructor: Community Sailing of Colorado
Explore Colorado’s ecosystems by rock climbing, glacier “sledding”, and paddling at a local reservoir. Make a field journal, learn wilderness ethics, build “survival” shelters, and learn to safely play in the mountains.
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Colorado Mountain Club
Learn how to make coil pots, pinch pots, slab building, glaze, and enjoy an introduction to throwing on the pottery wheel! All of these techniques are used to make a variety of fun and interesting projects.
Cost: $415
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
With limited budget and resources, campers take on mini design challenges. Trips to fabric stores, home improvement and thrift stores teach budgeting, use of basic tools, prototyping, and patience.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Erin Carlson
Discover which house you belong to, find the wand that chooses you, and become a master potion maker—all while competing for the house cup. (Note: Watching the Harry Potter movies is part of camp.)
Cost: $350
Instructor: Shelley Arnold
Week 6: July 10-14 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Little Fencers half-day Camp introduces students to the sport of fencing in a safe and fun environment. Fencers use lightweight, plastic equipment especially designed for kids so they can focus on basic fencing knowledge.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Denver Fencing Center
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Steve Hyatt, CA Boys Basketball head Coach, and CA varsity players will teach fundamental basketball skills. Focus on the fundamentals of shooting and dribbling, ball handling and live ball moves.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Steve Hyatt
Study the art of taekwondo in a positive learning environment. Focus on respect for self and others, teamwork, self-defense, and fitness! Earn belt "stripes" and work towards goals all week. No experience necessary.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Learn how to make delicious buttercream frosting and how to decorate pastries! From borders to flowers to writing—you will become a cake decorator by the end of the week. Goodbye store bought cakes.
Cost: $295
Instructor: Jane Kelly
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $375
Canvas & Cocktails
Each day of camp we will create 2+ full recipes that are related to some of our favorite children's books such as Harry Potter, Mama Panya's Pancakes and Chocolate Fever! This camp will bring your child's imagination to life through a hands-on, magical, literary and culinary experience!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
Come experiment with cold water dyes! Learn how to create traditional tie-dye spirals as well as a variety of shibori folding, tying and clamping techniques. We’ll also have the chance to make silk batik pieces of art! CA provides the t-shirts and muslin for wall hangings. Campers are encouraged to bring specialty items provided they are 100% cotton, for example: sheets, pillow cases, special sized tee shirts and socks.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructor: Brenna Elizondo
W6 & W7: July 10-July 21 (Two-week program)
Improve math and reading skills with pre-testing and the development of an individualized academic plan. A final report details goals achieved and areas needing further attention.
Cost: $560 (Two weeks)
Instructor: TBD
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Solve the mystery of the stolen funds. Students collect evidence from the “crime scene” and examine it using real forensic techniques, such as forensic fiber analysis, lifting lip prints, and exploring genetic markers.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelley DeRock
Brand new for 2023, middle school chemistry: Explore your favorite chemical element. Conduct experiments with teammates that create heat, and then cool them down. Create your own battery. Make things glow, fizz, and explode. Lab aprons and goggles provided!
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matters
Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO experience. Build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO with a trained Play-Well instructor.
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
We invite you to join us for a week of princess fun. Celebrate your favorite Prince & Princesses with-themed crafts, games, and more.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jessica Krueger
Learn the fundamentals of designing and coding your own games using a block-programming Game Creator. Develop a variety of new games with your own twist, and create whatever you can imagine! This camp is for Roblox enthusiasts, and for good reason: It’s fun! Students must have a Roblox account before coming to camp. This is one of the most popular camps!
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Let’s make slime, get messy and explore magnetism and electricity. Learn about force, motion, potential and kinetic energy using roller coaster tracks. We will discover fossils, geologic formations and crack open a geode.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Snapology’s S.T.E.A.M. Survivor program puts your student’s design, building, and critical-thinking skills to the test! Students are challenged daily to learn and design functional engineering solutions with their teammates.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Whether you imagine yourself as a pro golfer one day, or just enjoy playing a game of miniature golf once in a while, this camp is for you. This week we will putt our way through the Denver area’s most exciting and entertaining putt-putt courses, including an indoor glow-in-the-dark course and beautiful outdoor venues. The obstacles and challenges that you’ll face this week will have you jumping for joy.
Cost: $285
Instructor: TBD
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Learn cool hula hoop tricks, juggling and stilt walking with cups! Play hula hoop inspired games and make balloon animals. Ends with a class performance and face painting.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Mad About Hoops
Learn how to make delicious buttercream frosting and how to decorate pastries! From borders to flowers to writing—you will become a cake decorator by the end of the week. Goodbye store bought cakes.
Cost: $295
Instructor: Jane Kelly
Ignite your child’s inner artist! Campers will be guided through a fun, creative, and interactive project that differs from day to day. Explore different well-known artists, techniques, and mediums. By the end of each session, your child will have a stronger understanding of the featured artist, their creative style, and a unique project of their own. Treats served daily. This camp is on-campus.
Cost: $375
Canvas & Cocktails
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Learn the basics of scratch-baking and how to make bread, fresh pastas, muffins and cookies. Chefs will love creating sweet AND savory baked goods in this tasty, engaging, and imaginative camp!
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
W6 & W7: July 10-July 21 (Two-week program)
Develop computation skills and basic math processes. Then focus on vocabulary development; book analysis and discussion; summary writing and more. A final report details goals achieved and areas needing further attention. Cost: $520 (Two weeks)
Cost: $560 (Two weeks)
Instructor: TBD
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Conduct hands-on forensic science tests on evidence to solve the mystery of the Case of Felix. Perform tests on clues in the forensic laboratory, including thread comparison tests, chromatography, pH tests, and powder tests.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelley DeRock
Analyze birds, build reptiles, and examine insects. Learn about gear ratio, sensors, simple machines, and programming as they build insects, dolphins, gorillas. Gain critical social and developmental skills.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Use the power of science to build a robot that navigates our obstacle course. Meet the electro-powered robo bug. Explore alternative energy to save the Earth with our green energy station. Create a draw bot. Get zapped with our shockingly fun nerve tester. Explore Newton's laws and wire up your wacky wild wheels.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matters
Beginner and experienced coders create animated stories, music, and interactive art. The Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
In a Minecraft® world powered by LEGO® resources, build shelters to keep out creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over!
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Let’s make slime, get messy and explore magnetism and electricity. Learn about force, motion, potential and kinetic energy using roller coaster tracks. We will discover fossils, geologic formations and crack open a geode.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Offered by Silicon STEM, learn Blocksmith, an advanced VR design application. Make VR/AR experiences, games for desktop and mobile. Design a 3D environment and explore with Google Cardboard headsets.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
Skateboard instruction for children of all ages and skill abilities. Small group settings. Learn fundamentals to more advanced skills through persistence and determination. Equipment provided.
Cost: $720
Instructor: Square State Skate
Learn to Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) with ACA certified instructors. Learn basic paddling skills, strokes, turning, bracing, and safety including self and group rescue. SUP equipment provided. Req’d Swimming ability.
Cost: $660
Instructor: SurfSUP Colorado
Learn basic potter’s wheel skills like centering, opening and glazing. For beginners and advanced potters, create basic cylinders, such as mugs, vases, and bowls or hone their skills with more challenging projects.
Cost: $515
Instructor: Sarah Vaeth
Denver Chamber Music Camp is open to strings playing students of all ages who are at the following playing levels:
Violin: Suzuki Book 4 or Equivalent
Viola: Suzuki Book 2 or Equivalent
Cello: Suzuki Book 3 or Equivalent
Students also need to have basic music-reading skills. A day at chamber camp includes a coaching session with your assigned chamber ensemble; an enrichment class, including theory, ear training, music history, and more; and orchestra. The orchestra plays everything from Bach to Rock and will perform all these different genres at the final concert on Friday, July 14. All parents and friends are invited. All classes are taught by Denver professional musicians.
Cost: $640
In this madcap camp, budding stars will invent, write, and perform an entire musical! We decide what the show will be about. Think superheroes, rock stars, aliens or spies. Perhaps we will do a little time traveling. The sky's the limit in this camp! We'll develop our own bits of song and dance, inspired by pop tunes, show tunes, whatever is tickling our ears and moving our hearts! We'll put it all together and perform our masterpiece on Friday.
Cost: $425
Instructor: Lori Worthman
Discover which house you belong to, find the wand that chooses you, and become a master potion maker—all while competing for the house cup. (Note: Watching the Harry Potter movies is part of camp.)
Cost: $435
Instructor: Shelly Arnold
Week 7: July 17-21 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
Beginning riders will head out to Stockton’s Plum Creek stables for five days of hands-on horsemanship and riding. Emphasis on communication, grooming, and handling skills with daily demonstrations and equestrian lessons. Campers learn about bareback riding, saddling, and the introduction of rein use.
Cost: $430
Instructor: Stockton's Stables
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: SwimLabs
This week-long camp with Colorado Ballet will bring Broadway to Denver! Students will explore a variety of songs and dance as they learn the basics and beyond in this musical theater dance camp. Students will be introduced to jazz skills such as kicks, turns, and leaps, and finish class with a combination in the style of Musical Theatre dance featuring music from some of your favorite Broadway shows!
Cost: $490
Instructor: Colorado Ballet
Our kid-friendly instructors provide a combination of personalized and group instruction to help kids overcome fears, learn important skills such as starting and stopping, and how to maneuver a bike around obstacles.
Cost: $660
Instructor: REI
Learn how to make delicious buttercream frosting and how to decorate pastries! From borders to flowers to writing—you will become a cake decorator by the end of the week. Goodbye store bought cakes.
Cost: $295
Instructor: Jane Kelly
Love The Nightmare Before Christmas, Wallace & Gromit, or Boxtrolls? Then join us to create your own claymation movie! Working in small groups, you’ll conjure up a clay character to star in a movie you'll film, direct, and voice-over. *Flix emailed within a month after camp ends.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Incrediflix
Students learn the basics of the glass arts, including the tools and techniques in making stained glass, fused glass, and glass mosaics. Work on individual projects safely.
Cost: $295
Instructors: Jen Werner
Join your favorite toys from the Army Men to the Potato Heads, to find out what goes on when you leave the room and the toys are left to their own devices. Follow Sally, the vintage cowgirl, as she comes face to face with Sammy Spaceman. In this story of trust, friendship, and camaraderie, toys teach the importance of working as an ensemble both onstage and off!
Cost: $360
Instructor: KidStage
Come experiment with cold water dyes! Learn how to create traditional tie-dye spirals as well as a variety of shibori folding, tying and clamping techniques. We’ll also have the chance to make silk batik pieces of art! CA provides the t-shirts and muslin for wall hangings. Campers are encouraged to bring specialty items provided they are 100% cotton, for example: sheets, pillow cases, special sized tee shirts and socks.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Becci Marzonie
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Brenna Elizondo
Travel to the Nether with Snapology—but watch out for those creepers! Come join us as we bring Minecraft® to life using LEGO® bricks. Create your own world and your very own LEGO® Minecraft® character!
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
W6 & W7: July 10-July 21 (Two-week program)
Improve math and reading skills with pre-testing and the development of an individualized academic plan. A final report details goals achieved and areas needing further attention.
Cost: $560 (Two weeks)
Instructor: TBD
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Explore some of the dangers in the wild such as bug bites, snake bites, and poisonous plants. As a future emergency medic, you will learn how to splint a broken leg, tie a tourniquet, and filter dirty water, plus the effects of hypothermia and 20 ways to use a bandana in emergencies.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Little Medical School
Use the power of science to build a robot that navigates our obstacle course. Meet the electro-powered robo bug. Explore alternative energy to save the Earth with our green energy station. Create a draw bot. Get zapped with our shockingly fun nerve tester. Explore Newton's laws and wire up your wacky wild wheels.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matters
Get outside and get messy investigating solvents, solutions, and chemical reactions. How? By making ice cream, slime, crystals, lava, and the ultimate bubble recipe. Kaleidoscopes and microscopes unlock even more.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Along with discussions on what it means to be a hero, kids will get to design their own superhero logos, make costumes, and create superhero-themed crafts, games, and more!
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jessica Krueger
Have you ever wanted to develop your own video game? Then 2D Arcade Game Design using FlowLab Game Creator is the camp for you! Create your own arcade-style games similar to Mario Bros., Space Invaders, Frogger, and more. Learn logical skills used in the tech industry including variables, controls, and functions. Then impress your friends with your creation!
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Strengthen ski and snowboarding technical skills at Shredder’s indoor Littleton facility. Open to beginning and intermediate levels. All equipment is provided.
Cost: $495
Instructor: Shredders
Beginning riders will head out to Stockton’s Plum Creek stables for hands-on horsemanship, lessons on horse behavior, grooming, handling, and introduction to riding. Campers focus on safety while building confidence. On Friday, campers participate in horse-related arts and crafts and games back on campus.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Stockton's Stables
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: SwimLabs
Colorado Ballet’s creative movement dance camp is designed for students to study a variety of dance concepts such as size, balance, rhythm, levels, shapes, and energy. In addition to dance, students will also work on developing important life skills such as problem solving, spatial awareness, social and emotional learning, and strengthening the body and brain all through the art of dance. Dancers will work together to create their own dances to show off at the end of the week!
Cost: $490
Instructor: Colorado Ballet
Love The Nightmare Before Christmas, Wallace & Gromit, or Boxtrolls? Then join us to create your own claymation movie! Working in small groups, you’ll conjure up a clay character to star in a movie you'll film, direct, and voice-over. In this advanced class, you’ll also learn to create compelling stories and try more difficult ideas.*Flix emailed within a month after camp ends.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Incrediflix
Learn how to make delicious buttercream frosting and how to decorate pastries! From borders to flowers to writing—you will become a cake decorator by the end of the week. Goodbye store bought cakes.
Cost: $295
Instructor: Jane Kelly
Join your favorite toys from the Army Men to the Potato Heads, to find out what goes on when you leave the room and the toys are left to their own devices. Follow Sally, the vintage cowgirl, as she comes face to face with Sammy Spaceman. In this story of trust, friendship, and camaraderie, toys teach the importance of working as an ensemble both onstage and off!
Cost: $360
Instructor: KidStage
Remember Shrinky Dinks! Students design and shrink their drawings into jewelry or mini-masterpieces. Learn about encaustic printmaking, the exciting art form of glass fusing. Create two fused projects to take home!
Cost: $280
Instructors: Jen Werner
In this jam-packed camp, each artist creates his/her own mural on muslin. We learn the process and steps to making a big painting, using techniques of scenic painting, faux finishing, and trompe l’oeil.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Lori Worthman
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
W6 & W7: July 10-July 21 (Two-week program)
Develop computation skills and basic math processes. Then focus on vocabulary development; book analysis and discussion; summary writing and more. A final report details goals achieved and areas needing further attention. Cost: $520 (Two weeks)
Cost: $560 (Two weeks)
Instructor: TBD
Open to beginner and intermediate players. Learn strategy, tactics, and etiquette. A new topic is taught each session, and each week. Taught by National Master and five-time Denver Chess Champion Todd Bardwick.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Todd Bardwick
Create animal-inspired robotic models. Learn about gear ratio, sensors, simple machines, and programming, as they build insects, dolphins, gorillas, and much more!
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Designed as an early introduction to coding, this camp teaches aspiring game designers and programmers how to code with Scratch, a dynamic drag-and-drop coding platform created at MIT. Learn how to build interactive games and animate fun stories using a visual block coding environment. No prior coding experience is required.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Explore some of the dangers in the wild such as bug bites, snake bites, and poisonous plants. As a future emergency medic, you will learn how to splint a broken leg, tie a tourniquet, and filter dirty water, plus the effects of hypothermia and 20 ways to use a bandana in emergencies.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Little Medical School
Use the power of science to build a robot that navigates our obstacle course. Meet the electro-powered robo bug. Explore alternative energy to save the Earth with our green energy station. Create a draw bot. Get zapped with our shockingly fun nerve tester. Explore Newton's laws and wire up your wacky wild wheels.
Cost: $380
Instructor: Science Matters
If your camper is needing some R&R to recharge for the rest of the camp day, this is the place! Campers will have the opportunity to decompress, watch an age-appropriate movie, eat, color, and just chill.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Caroline Simon
Get outside and get messy investigating solvents, solutions, and chemical reactions. How? By making ice cream, slime, crystals, lava, and the ultimate bubble recipe. Kaleidoscopes and microscopes unlock even more.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
This complete introduction to rock climbing, five-day camp, takes first timers or those new to rock climbing and introduces them to the wonderful sport of rock climbing. Learn to climb like a rock star by building a solid foundation of the knowledge, skills, and movement required to get into the sport. We will cover gear, belaying, rappelling, various types of movement and following lead climbers.
Cost: $990
Instructor: Colorado Mountain School
Enjoy thrilling activities that may include: zip lining, whitewater rafting, glacier hiking, horseback riding, and either paddle boarding/kayaking or mountain biking. Experienced guides. Discover inspiring Colorado.
Cost: $670
Instructor: Jack McHugh
Explore area parks, hike and visit animal and bird exhibits. Enjoy outdoor scavenger hunts, games, and activities. Required: daypack, walking shoes, filled water bottles, sunscreen, insect repellant, hat, and sunglasses.
Cost: $650
Instructor: Kate Hogan with Denver Audubon
Learn basic potter’s wheel skills like centering, opening and glazing. For beginners and advanced potters, create basic cylinders, such as mugs, vases, and bowls or hone their skills with more challenging projects.
Cost: $515
Instructor: Sarah Vaeth
Learn the basics of baking breads, pastas, muffins and cookies from scratch. Cooking challenges plus learn to use different equipment and techniques, explore flavor pairing, and create tasty mouthwatering recipes all week.
Cost: $850
Instructor: Sticky Fingers
LEGO Master, I choose you! In the race to be crowned the Ultimate Pokémon Champion, we need your help. Learn from Play-Well Pokémon Masters how to build your favorite Pokémon, level up by teaching them special moves, evolve them into more powerful versions, and come face-to-face with the current champion in an epic battle for the title.
Cost: $440
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Week 8: July 24-28 (Click here)
Morning Camps 9:00AM-12:00PM
For budding or experienced artists alike, Denver is our canvas for plein-air and nature drawing, landscapes, architectural drawings, and portraits. Try materials and techniques like charcoal, pencil, ink, pastels and more.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sara Monterroso
Build strength, flexibility and coordination through gymnastics athletic training. Campers learn how to safely use gymnastics equipment, improve existing strengths, and tackle new skills with the help of expert coaches.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Golden Gymnastics
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
Steve Hyatt, CA Boys Basketball head Coach, and CA varsity players will teach fundamental basketball skills. Focus on the fundamentals of shooting and dribbling, ball handling and live ball moves.
Cost: $280
Instructor: Steve Hyatt
This Colorado Ballet class will take students through the four pillars of Hip Hop and try this popular street style of dance that includes isolations, popping/locking, breaking, whacking, vogueing, and more. Dancers will gain strength, coordination and an increased sense of rhythm and confidence through movement. Dancers are encouraged to bring their own style and individuality this week - that's what Hip Hop is all about!
Cost: $490
Instructor: Colorado Ballet
Let’s make a wonderful mess of paper, fabric, cardboard, glue, glitter, and paint, then toss in some feathers or seashells—maybe even sand! Each artist will sculpt their own beautiful beast to love.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Lori Worthman
Students learn the basics of the glass arts, including the tools and techniques in making stained glass, fused glass, and glass mosaics. Work on individual projects safely.
Cost: $295
Instructors: Jen Werner
Develop your core guitar skills or take your playing to the next level. Learn chords, melodies, grooves, and riffs so you can make music with your friends. Guitars are provided.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sound Formation
Chefs will cook recipes from South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, plus explore food history, customs, songs, geography, and languages associated with each recipe.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Brenna Elizondo
This is where coding gets real! Develop problem-solving skills using hands-on command-line coding in a fun and interactive way. Learn the fundamentals of all programming languages, including syntax, code commenting, control structures (loops, if/else statements) and efficient code structure. Good keyboard skills are recommended.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Draw, paint, sculpt, and craft your way into imaginary worlds. Design fairy houses and mystical landscapes, create fairy crowns and magic wands.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Jessica Krueger
Build simple models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design, including sensors, by making drills and magic wands, or discovering ways that gears and pulleys create movement.
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
Math Bunch is for all budding mathematicians! We immerse the children in rich and multi-sensory activities using manipulatives and hands on activities to build your child’s math skill set. Through our activities students will learn about basic addition and subtraction, graphing, telling time, fractions, word problems and money.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelly Arnold
Beginner and experienced coders use Scratch to create their own video games. Scratch programming language is free and web-based so campers can work on their projects from home and publish to Scratch website.
Cost: $320
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Let’s make slime, get messy and explore magnetism and electricity. Learn about force, motion, potential and kinetic energy using roller coaster tracks. We will discover fossils, geologic formations and crack open a geode.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Break the sound barrier on a supersonic jet, deliver cargo by train, and explore a swamp in your airboat. Build and create different modes of transportation out of more than 20,000 pieces of LEGO®, all while learning about the engineering concepts that make vehicles and vessels work.
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Afternoon Camps 12:30PM-3:30PM
Strengthen ski and snowboarding technical skills at Shredder’s indoor Littleton facility. Open to beginning and intermediate levels. All equipment is provided.
Cost: $495
Instructor: Shredders
Beginner through intermediate level swimmers learn in small, warm water pools with trained instructors. Instructors prioritize confidence and safety so campers learn how to swim correctly, safely, and efficiently.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Swim Labs
What happens when ghosts meet zombies? We will find out as we delve into the world of the undead and explore the possible existence of ghosts and the paranormal. From history to Hollywood, literature to science, we’ll explore ghost stories and zombie lore, ghost towns, and cemeteries. We’ll speak with experts on the paranormal and visit some of Denver’s most famous haunted places. Let’s just hope we don’t encounter the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man!
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sara Monterroso
Study the art of taekwondo in a positive learning environment. Focus on respect for self and others, teamwork, self-defense, and fitness! Earn belt "stripes" and work towards goals all week. No experience necessary.
Cost: $325
Instructor: Nick Wolf
Students learn the basics of the glass arts, including the tools and techniques in making stained glass, fused glass, and glass mosaics. Work on individual projects safely.
Cost: $295
Instructors: Jen Werner
Make beats, tracks, and grooves while learning the science behind it with the Sound Formation Method™. Explore a variety of sounds, rhythms, and musical equipment, plus come away with your own creations! All production gear is provided. Recommended for students with a musical background, but beginners are also welcome.
Cost: $375
Instructor: Sound Formation
Explore the connections between cooking and Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Create delectable dishes but also conduct experiments with edible ingredients in this fascinating and delicious camp.
Cost: $400
Instructor: Sticky Fingers Cooking
W5-W8: July 3-July 28 (4 week program)
In this four-week, multi-sensory intervention camp, you’ll work on essential components of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency. Campers will have large group lessons, as well as break into small groups to practice various skills based on needs. Instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Lively Letters reading programs.
Cost: $1140 for four weeks
Instructors: Penny Best & Tiffany Fitzwater
Design your custom LEGO bot to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs. Combine those with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams as you refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles. Apply real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash and crash your way to victory!
Cost: $225
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Camp Polite uses fun, hands-on, age appropriate activities to teach campers important skills like making and keeping friends, getting along at home, meeting and greeting adults and friends, mealtime manners and more.
Cost: $355
Instructor: Christy Porter
Math Bunch is for all budding mathematicians! We immerse the children in rich and multi-sensory activities using manipulatives and hands on activities to build your child’s math skill set. Through our activities students will learn about basic addition and subtraction, graphing, telling time, fractions, word problems and money.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Shelly Arnold
Create special playgrounds, design unique flying tests, and see how well they do on our carefully engineered structures! Join us as we shrunk ourselves to minifigure size and explore the world of minifigures!
Cost: $285
Instructor: Snapology
If your camper is needing some R&R to recharge for the rest of the camp day, this is the place! Campers will have the opportunity to decompress, watch an age-appropriate movie, eat, color, and just chill.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Caroline Simon
Let’s make slime, get messy and explore magnetism and electricity. Learn about force, motion, potential and kinetic energy using roller coaster tracks. We will discover fossils, geologic formations and crack open a geode.
Cost: $270
Instructor: Megan Zitron
Create a personal YouTube channel and use the latest in video edition tools (Adobe Premier) to learn video editing skills necessary for uploading videos that get noticed. Show your ideas to the online world.
Cost: $350
Instructor: Silicon STEM Academy
Full Day Camps 9:00AM-3:30PM
Entering Pre-K (4-Years-Old)
Calling all four-year-olds for summer camp! Our Sunshine program is designed for four-year-olds. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, our youngest campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities are designed around our weekly themes. We maximize the ‘funshine’ with daily projects, arts and crafts, splash activities and much, much more! The Sunshine Program maintains a camper-to-staff ratio of 6:1. Campers may attend a 5-day week program, registering for one week, or multiple weeks. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $500 for 5-day week. $400 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Entering Kindergarten (5-Years-Old)
The Rainbow Program is designed for children who will turn five by June 5 and will be kindergartners in the fall of 2023. Located in a campus facility specifically designed for this age group, campers participate in activities tailored to their needs. Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, arts and crafts, drama, swimming (lessons, & free swim) every day, campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week. $275 for 3-day week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday.)
Day Camp for 6-year-olds to 13-year-olds is the anchor of CA’s summer programs and is offered for eight weeks of the summer. The Day Camp program is based on good old-fashioned summertime fun!
Daily activities for 2023 include: adventure, archery, arts and crafts, swimming (lessons and free swim) every day, paddle boarding (entering grade 2+), campfire program (songs, stories, community building), group games, tennis fun, rock climbing, music, and more. Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $435 per week.
Did you know that a naked mole rat can run as fast backwards as it can forward? Or that an ostrich’s eyes are bigger than its brain? Discover your inner zoologist through up-close encounters with fascinating animals. From touching playful stingrays, to communing with butterflies, and feeding giraffes, the week will be full of hands-on encounters.
Cost: $495
Instructor: Taja Mckinney
Discover wildlife and nature through outdoor exploration, drawing, painting, sculpture, poetry, and other arts. Participate in wildlife watching, catch and observe critters, practice scientific journaling, and get inspired. We'll visit places like Genesee Park, Botanic Gardens, and Audubon Center at Chatfield to explore arts, using nature as the inspiration and medium.
Cost: $650
Instructor: Megan Schulz with Denver Audubon
Knights-in-training learn to battle in the medieval style and the modern Olympic style. Make foam swords, design a personal crest and battle for the castle built upon the great Ruby Hill!
Cost: $600
Instructor: Denver Fencing Center
Enjoy thrilling activities that may include: zip lining, whitewater rafting, glacier hiking, horseback riding, and either paddle boarding/kayaking or mountain biking. Experienced guides. Discover inspiring Colorado.
Cost: $670
Instructor: Jack McHugh
Learn to Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) with ACA certified instructors. Learn basic paddling skills, strokes, turning, bracing, and safety including self and group rescue. SUP equipment provided. Req’d Swimming ability.
Cost: $650
Instructor: SurfSUP Colorado
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About Us
Colorado Academy Summer Programs encourage Self Discovery, so that campers can identify passions, nurture talents, and increase skills. In our Traditional Camp, campers sample athletic, creative, and waterfront activities that are engaging and fun. And our Specialty Camps allow individuals to customize their own schedules with intriguing and challenging options.
CA’s 94-acre campus in southwest Denver is the perfect stage for kids from as far as Castle Rock, Evergreen and Parker to come together to learn, laugh, and increase self-confidence. With experienced educators and caring counselors, campers receive the individual attention they need to succeed.
Optional daily transportation is available, and off-site field trips punctuate the curriculum.
Our Purpose: Building Self Confidence is our focus. We want every camper to leave our Summer Programs more aware of who they are and what they can become. We encourage individuals to step out of their comfort zones, challenge themselves, take healthy risks, revel in the experiences, and then acknowledge their accomplishments.
Our Services
We offer eight weeks of Day Camp programming, ages 4 and up, from June 5 through July 28, 2023.
Here’s to the summer of 2023! We hope your family will be with us.