Summer Camp Organizations

Day camps for ages 4–12 in two-week sessions at this Lincoln Park museum. Campers explore nature and science through hands-on activities, animal encounters, art projects, and outdoor exploration of urban habitats.

Award-winning coding, robotics, and STEM summer camps for ages 6-18 at locations in Lexington, Newton, Brookline, and Acton. Full-day sessions include Minecraft, MakeCode game development, Python, and a CIT program with hands-on robotics and science experiments daily.

Summer hockey camps at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex from June through August including skills camps, goal scoring camps, boot camps, and goalie camps. Features on-ice training and off-ice sessions led by Penguins Performance Training staff.

Nationally renowned craft school (~1 hour from Asheville) offering youth camps in clay, glass, metals, wood, textiles, printmaking, photography, and more. Scholarships available.

Day camp, sports camp, and one-week specialty camps on a 47-acre campus for children ages 3-15. Activities include swimming, archery, robotics, skateboarding, musical theater, stop-motion animation, and varsity-level basketball, squash, soccer, and baseball camps.

Summer academic and STEAM camps for youth on the Penn State Greater Allegheny campus in McKeesport. Programs include hands-on science, technology, and creative activities for various age groups.

STEAM-focused summer camps for ages 6-12 blending history with hands-on activities. Includes behind-the-scenes tours of historic streetcars, a 21,000-square-foot exhibit gallery, and rides on fully-restored antique trolleys.