GUIDE
A noncomprehensive list of camps in the area
2023 CAMP GUIDE
13 VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa hosts a Summer Safari camp with 11 weeks of crafts, water activities, STEM activi- ties, games and eld trips. Private swim lessons, before care, after care and lunch options are available at an additional cost. Ages: 5 12 Dates: May 30 Aug. 11 (weekly camps) Cost: $338-$531 weekly A+ DAY +/- SCI SP 4141 Technology Forest Blvd., The Woodlands 832 585 0822 www.villasport.com 14 Vitacca Vocational School for Dance o ers two camps for di erent skill levels. Vitacca Children’s Dance Camp o ers a week of dance instruction including bal- let technique, and camps include ballet classes, choreography and crafts focused around a favorite age-appropriate classi- cal ballet. This year’s theme is “The Snow Queen—A Fairytale Ballet Camp.” Early bird registration is through May 1. Vitacca Summer Ballet Intensive welcomes classi- cally focused dancers to submit a video audition by June 1 or to audition in The Woodlands on April 15. Ages: 3 9 (dance camp), 9 19 (intensive) Dates: June 19 July 28 (dance camp), June 5 9, 12 16 (intensive) Cost: $330-$355 (dance camp, per camp), $675-$1,325 (intensive) ART DAY 9391 Grogans Mill Road, Ste. B1, The Woodlands 281 367 7185 www.vitaccadance.com
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11 The Woodlands Christian Academy presents RISE—Recharge In Summer Enrichment . TWCA sta have created academic, athletic, interest-based and ne arts camps for grades pre-K-12. Course o erings include art, piano, gardening, math, science, making games, dinosaurs and theater. Most camps are for one week, and they are open to The Woodlands com- munity. A two-week camp in fashion de- sign is available for high school students, and a phlebotomy course is also available for TWCA graduates for $850 per week. After care programs are also available. Grades: pre-K 12 Dates: May 30 July 21 Cost: $200-$500 A+ ART DAY +/- SCI 5800 Academy Way, The Woodlands 936 273 2555 www.twca.net/warrior-life/ summer-camps-at-twca 12 WOW! Wonders of The Woodlands Science Camp o ers hands-on science camps on the topic “Hooray for Habitats” featuring ex- periments, games and activities about oceans, wetlands, deserts, grasslands and woodlands. Ages: 3.5-fourth grade Dates: June 26 30, July 10 14 Cost: $160 DAY SCI The Woodlands United Methodist Church, 2200 Lake Woodlands Drive, The Woodlands www.wowsciencecamp.com
Vitacca Summer Ballet Intensive COURTESY VITACCA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR DANCE
YMCA Summer Camp COURTESY YMCA
15 YMCA Summer Day Camp includes games, sports, swimming, arts, crafts, sci- ence, technology and talent shows at two locations in The Woodlands. Day Camp/ Teen Camp includes sessions in teamwork and self-reliance at the Shadowbend location only. A Summer Sports Camp is also available, with volleyball at Branch Crossing and soccer and basketball at Shadowbend. Ages: 5 11 (Branch Crossing); 5 11 and 12 15 (Shadowbend); 6 11 (Summer Sports Camp) Dates: May 30 July 28 (weekly sessions, Summer Day Camp), June 26 Aug. 11 (Summer Sports Camp) Cost: $200 weekly (Summer Day Camp), $100 weekly (Summer Sports Camp) ART DAY SCI SP The Woodlands Family YMCA at Branch Crossing 8100 Ashlane Way, The Woodlands The Woodlands Family YMCA at Shadowbend, 615 Shadowbend Place, The Woodlands
281 367 9622 www.ymcahouston.org Magnolia
16 The new Camp Invention program aims to inspire children’s creativity and build con dence. Children will team up with friends for hands-on science, tech- nology, engineering and math adven- tures. Activities include pop-up business- es, mini skate parks, invention parties and animatronic robots. Grades: K 6 June: 6 9
Cost: $245 and up A+ DAY +/- SCI 8909 FM 1488, Magnolia 800 968 4332 www.invent.org/local
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THE WOODLANDS EDITION • MARCH 2023
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