Summer Camp Organizations

Boys' summer lacrosse camps at Lake Forest Academy with overnight and extended day options. Focus on stick skills, positional techniques, team concepts, and daily scrimmages.

Traditional day camp for ages 5-15 on a 235-acre campus featuring swimming, sports, arts and crafts, nature exploration, and field trips. Provides free breakfast, lunch, and snack daily. Scholarships and financial assistance available.

Summer camp programs on the Garrison Forest campus including traditional day camp, sports camps, horseback riding, arts programs, and outdoor adventure for girls and co-ed options.

Denver's premier public tennis facility offering summer camps with half-day and full-day options for all levels. Camp days feature two-thirds tennis and one-third activities like pickleball and soccer with a 6:1 student ratio on all courts.

STEAM-focused summer camp for twice-exceptional students with high-functioning autism (ages 12–18), running Monday–Friday June through early July. Campers engage with cutting-edge technology projects in a safe, supportive environment designed for gifted learners.

Adventure camps for teens and tweens with autism featuring outdoor exploration including rock climbing, paddle boarding, and overnight campouts. Builds social-communication, emotional regulation, and executive functioning skills. Also offers half-day intensive Therapy Camps for language and communication.

Half-day STEM summer camps for ages 7–14 in coding, robotics, Minecraft modding, Python programming, and game development. Also offers FIRST LEGO League and FIRST Tech Challenge competitive robotics programs.