C A M P G U I D E GUIDE
A noncomprehensive list of camps in the area
Parents looking for camps for their children have a number of options to choose from in the Bay Area. This list is not comprehensive.
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CLEAR LAKE 1 Bay Area Youth Singers will be having a weeklong music camp for the 17th year. Camps will be led by professional music teachers. Ages: grades 1 8 Dates: July 11 15 Cost: $170-$365 ART DAY Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 18220 Upper Bay Drive, Nassau Bay 832 425 2329 www.bayareayouthsingers.org 2 Bushi Ban summer camps will include eld trips and four martial arts classes each week. Ages: 5 and up Dates: May 31 Aug. 17 Cost: $209-$229 DAY SP Bushi Ban, 2465 Bay Area Blvd., Houston 281 218 8989 www.bushiban.com 3 Camp Clear Lake allows campers to spend their days swimming, playing, making arts and crafts, participating in sports, watching movies and playing games. Ages: 6 11 Dates: June 6 July 1, July 11 29 Cost: $160-$190 DAY SP Clear Lake City Rec Center, 16511 Dianna Lane, Houston 281 488 0360 www.clcca.org 4 Explorer Camps at Space Center Houston o er children ways to learn about space. Children will study how to build rocks, design space habitats and program robots. Ages: 4 11 Dates: May 31 Aug. 12 Cost: $239.95-$350 A+ DAY Space Center Houston, 1601 NASA Parkway, Houston 281 283 4755 www.spacecenter.org 5 Hawk STEAM Academy summer camps are returning, hosted by the University of Houston-Clear Lake. They will o er two sep- arate camps: Software Engineering and Data Science and Intro to VR Programming. Ages: grades 6 8 Dates: June 7 11, July 19 23 Cost: $300 A+ University of Houston-Clear Lake, 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston
6 Space Center U at Space Center Houston o ers multiple STEM-based camps for two age groups. Campers will receive hands-on experience while hearing from guest speakers and astronauts . Ages: 11 18 Dates: June 6 Aug. 12 Cost: price depends on size of group A+ DAY Space Center Houston, 1601 NASA Parkway, Houston 281 283 4755 www.spacecenter.org/camps 7 St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal School Camps campers will have multiple options to choose from, including engineer- ing, archery, coding, etiquette and music camps. There are half- and full-day options available. Ages: 4 12 Dates: TBA Cost: TBA DAY SP St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church, 18300 Upper Bay Road, Nassau Bay 281 333 1340 www.stesnb.org/explore-our-school/ summer-camp 8 University of Houston-Clear Lake will host Kids U, which are several camps on di er- ent subjects for di erent ages. Campers can learn everything from character development to STEAM skills to creative writing. Ages: pre-K-grade 8 Dates: June 6 July 28 Cost: $159 A+ University of Houston-Clear Lake, 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston 281 283 3529 www.uhcl.edu GALVESTON 9 Pyramid Kids Camps at Moody Gardens allow campers to learn about ani- mals and ecosystems, conduct experiments, make art and play games inspired by nature. Ages: K-grade 7 Dates: June 6 Aug. 12 Cost: $275-$300 ART A+ DAY Moody Gardens, 1 Hope Blvd., Galveston 409 683 4325 www.moodygardens.com 10 Sea Camp campers will have the oppor- tunity to explore all things ocean related with one camp taking place in Costa Rica. Other camps include marine biology, coastal ecology, shing camp, wildlife photography and ocean career awareness.
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Ages: 10 18 Dates: June 5 Aug. 6 Cost: $1,015-$2,900 A+ NIGHT Texas A&M University Galveston Campus, 200 Seawolf Parkway, Galveston 409 740 4525 www.tamug.edu/seacamp 11 Sea Campus Kids is a summer camp that focuses on marine biology. Based on the week chosen, campers will learn about Gal- veston Bay’s sh habitat, inspect reefs, study veterinary medicine, and learn about sharks and stingrays. Ages: 4 11 Dates: June 9 Aug. 10 Cost: $120-$200 A+ Texas A&M University Galveston Campus, 200 Seawolf Parkway, Galveston 409 740 4525 www.tamug.edu/seacamp LEAGUE CITY 12 Art, Movement & Life Skills Academy campers will make art such as mosaics, nature art and photography while working with drawing, painting and creative writing. The camp includes yoga for kids, out- door games, and critical skills for life through games and drama. Ages: 7 17 Dates: various days in June and July Cost: $120-$175 ART DAY Art, Movement & Life Skills Academy, 1701 S. Hwy. 3, League City 832 849 8934 www.amlsacademy.com/courses-registration 13 Bay Area Arts Conservatory campers will have the opportunity to par- ticipate in di erent musical summer camps, including “101 Dalmatians,” “Cinderella” and
Bay Area Arts Conservatory, 400 Hobbs Road, Ste. 202, League City 281 938 1444 www.baactx.com 14 Bushi Ban summer camps will include eld trips and four martial arts classes each week. Ages: 5 and up Dates: May 31 Aug. 17 Cost: $169 ART DAY SP 103 Davis Road, Ste. V, League City 832 632 1342 www.bushiban.com 15 Camp by the Creek is a summer camp hosted by League City with di erent programs, including arts and crafts, games, eld trips and outdoor activities. Ages: 6 12 Dates: May 31 Aug. 12 Cost: $198.75-$397.50 DAY Hometown Heroes Park, 1001 E. League City Parkway, League City 281 554 1180 www.leaguecity.com/parks 16 Code Ninjas o ers a variety of camps that allow kids to learn how to code at a young age. Some of the camps include how to become a YouTuber; coding cartoons; and learning about video games, such as “Mine- craft” and “Roblox.” Ages: 5 14 Dates: May 29 Aug. 18 Cost: $250-$450 A+ DAY Code Ninjas, 3725 E. League City Parkway, Ste. 140, League City 281 339 7482 www.codeninjas.com/tx-league-city/camps 17 Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy will bring back Camp Boomerang, a summer camp that has di erent weekly themes. Some of the themes include Ultimate Games, Decade Dash, Wild Outback and
“Frozen Jr.” Ages: 6 18 Dates: June 6 19, June 27 July 17, July 18 Aug. 7 Cost: $465-$699 ART DAY
Mighty Origins. Ages: K-grade 5 Dates: TBA Cost: $130-$200
281 283 3529 www.uhcl.edu
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