Summer Camp Organizations

29+ camp options open to the entire community including Camp Lion traditional day camp, sports, chess, pickleball, babysitter training, STEM, theater, and more for preschool through high school.

Nature education day camp for ages 5-11 at Dripping Springs Ranch Park with outdoor recreation, field trips, conservation lessons, and creative activities in the Hill Country.

Junior Forester and Jr. Ranger programs for ages 8–12 covering forest science, hydrology, wildlife biology, and archaeology at this historic birthplace of forestry education.

Summer art camps for kids and teens featuring pottery, glass, fibers, metalsmithing, and mixed media in professional studio spaces along the Delmar Loop.

Seven youth camp weeks mid-June through July for ages 9–18. Christian camp with instruction, recreation, worship, and music.

Art, design, and architecture summer camps for grades 3-8 on the historic Cranbrook campus, using museum collections as inspiration for hands-on creative projects.

Art camps for grades 1-5 using design-thinking processes to explore contemporary art. Campers visit museum vaults and galleries for inspiration, then create projects in the Art Lab.

One and two-week summer art camps for ages 4-16 taught by professional artists in multiple media. Nearly 500 children participate annually with small age-based groups and a culminating ArtCamp Exhibition.