Summer Camp Organizations

Diagnosis-specific overnight and weekend camps for children with chronic conditions including asthma, heart defects, sickle cell disease, and organ transplants, offered at no cost through Camp Twin Lakes facilities.

Montessori-based summer camp programs for ages 3-15 with outdoor exploration, arts, academics, and nature activities on a beautiful campus near Loveland.

Weekly themed day camps for children ages 5–8 running from late May through July. Camps feature hands-on learning, games, and activities plus free play on three floors of imaginative museum exhibits. Scholarship opportunities are available.

Children's Theatre Company offers sensory-friendly programming and inclusive summer camps welcoming youth with disabilities, sensory sensitivities, and diverse learning needs alongside all other campers. Staff training in inclusive practices and accommodations supports full participation for campers of all abilities.

Eleven weeks of theatre summer camps for students in grades K–12, covering original storytelling, musical theater, stagecraft, directing, theatrical makeup, and acting. All students are welcome in most camps, with select audition-based programs for advanced performers.

Award-winning summer camps for ages 3-18 at ImaginOn led by professional teaching artists in acting, singing, and dancing. Also offers SummerStage pre-professional teen productions and satellite camps in Matthews and Gastonia.

Summer theatre camps for ages 6-17 with one to three week sessions including acting, stagecraft, musical theatre, and performance showcases. Programs held at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Mason Community Center, and Erlanger, KY.

Award-winning children's theatre company offering summer drama camps where young people create, perform, and share stories. Programs for various ages focus on collaborative artmaking, performance skills, and creative expression guided by professional artists.