2023
CAMP GUIDE
GUIDE
A noncomprehensive list of camps in the area
COMPILED BY SAAB SAHI & DANIEL WEEKS
Parents looking for camps for their children have a number of options from which to choose. From rocketry to ninja-style climbing, there are plentiful summer camp options in and around the Bay Area for interested families. A+ Academics ART Arts DAY Day NIGHT Overnight SP Sports
5 School of Rock Clear Lake Camps at- tendees will be able to play instruments like guitar and learn songwriting. Ages: 4 17 Dates: June-August Cost: $199-$449 ART DAY 1020 W. NASA Parkway, Ste. 146, Webster 281 218 7625 www.schoolofrock.com/locations/clearlake/ music-camps Galveston 6 Pyramid Kids Camps attendees will learn about ecosystem conservation, conduct experiments and meet animals. Ages: grades K 8 Dates: May 29 Aug. 11 Cost: $250-$275 A+ DAY 1 Hope Blvd., Galveston 409 683 4325 www.moodygardens.com 7 Texas A&M Sea Camp attendees will have access to research vessels, oceanograph- ic equipment and laboratory facilities as they learn about marine environments. Ages: 10 18
12 Kinder Camp , hosted by the city League City, will o er young campers a chance to enjoy a variety of camp activities with a new camp beginning in 2023. Ages: 5 Dates: June-August Cost: $33-$198 DAY 400 S. Kansas Ave., League City 281 554 1180 www.leaguecitytx.gov/3807/Camps Nassau Bay 13 Music Camp 2023 o ered by Bay Area Youth Singers will allows campers to practice singing and performing.
Dates: June-August Cost: $970-$2,900 A+ NIGHT 200 Seawolf Parkway, Galveston 409 740 4525 www.tamug.edu/seacamp League City
400 S. Kansas Ave., League City 281 554 1180 www.leaguecitytx.gov/3807/camps
Dates: June 5 Aug. 18 Cost: $175 ART DAY SP 18300 Upper Bay Road, Nassau Bay 281 333 1340 www.stesnb.org/summer-camp-2023 Pasadena 15 Armand Bayou Nature Center EcoCamp attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the natural world through a variety of di erent activities, including shing, canoeing, hiking, bird watching, and arts and crafts. Ages: 4 12 Dates: June 5 Aug. 4 Cost: $150-$310 per week DAY 8500 Bay Area Blvd., Pasadena 713 274 2668 www.abnc.org/ecocamps Webster 16 Ultimate Slammin’ Summer Day Camp in Webster will o er campers the opportunity to engage in activities such as skating, swimming, cooking, eld trips, and arts and crafts. Ages: 6 12
Dates: June-July Cost: $75-$200 DAY 311 Pennsylvania Ave., Webster 281 332 1826
10 Code Ninjas Summer Camps partici- pants can learn coding, 3D printing, how their favorite video games work and what it takes to become a YouTuber at various di erent camps o ered throughout the summer. Ages: 5 11 Dates: June-August Cost: $149-$249 A+ DAY 3725 E. League City Parkway, Ste. 140, League City 281 339 7482 www.codeninjas.com/tx-league-city/camps 11 GenZ Summer Camp , hosted by Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy, will o er campers the chance to learn about animals, participate in a talent show and play games. The camp will be available at multiple League City locations. Ages: grades K 5 Dates: June-August Cost: $200 A+ ART DAY SP 1092 W. League City Parkway, League City 281 338 1177 www.kidsrkids.com/programs/summer-camp
Clear Lake 1 Bushi Ban Summer Camp attendees will learn martial arts techniques from karate, kickboxing and jiu-jitsu. The camp is also held at the League City and Seabrook location. Ages: all Dates: May 30 Aug. 16 Cost: $250-$285 DAY SP 2465 Bay Area Blvd., Houston 281 218 8989 www.bushiban.com 2 Camp Clear Lake campers can spend their days with arts and crafts, playing in team sports, swimming, and watching movies. Ages: 6 11 Dates: June-August Cost: $160-$200 DAY 16511 Diana Lane, Houston 281 488 0360 www.clcca.org/summer_camp
3 Explorer Camps at Space Center Houston allow campers to learn about space, rocketry, how to design habitats and programming robots. Ages: 4 11 Dates: TBD Cost: $64.95-$299.95 A+ DAY 1601 NASA Parkway, Houston 281 283 4755 www.spacecenter.org 4 Kids U and Hawk STEAM Acade- my Summer Camps at the University of Houston-Clear Lake o er campers the chance to learn about topics ranging from creative writing to STEM. Ages: grades pre-K 12
www.cityofwebster.com/458/summer-camp 17 USA Ninja Challenge Camp attendees will be able to navigate obstacle courses that will involve jumping, climbing and swinging like a ninja, and compete in games. Ages: 6 12 Dates: June 5 30 Cost: $250 DAY SP 309 Ibis St., Webster 346 336 4652 www.ninjawebster.com/camps 18 Sport Divers o ers weekly summer camps each year. Scuba diving skills are prac- ticed both in a pool and in open water, and participants can earn a certi cation. Ages: 10 17 Dates: June-July Cost: $550 DAY SP 20814 Gulf Freeway, Ste. 60, Webster 281 338 1611 www.sportdivers.com
8 Bay Area Arts Conservatory Summer Workshops and Dance Camps attendees will have the opportunity to participate in di erent musical theater summer camps. Younger campers can also join a princess- or rainbow pop-themed dance camp. Ages: 3 18 Dates: June-August Cost: $199+ ART DAY 400 Hobbs Road, Ste. 202, League City 281 938 1444 www.baactx.com/programs 9 Camp by the Creek in League City o ers di erent programs, including arts and crafts, games, eld trips, and outdoor activities. Ages: 6 12 Dates: June-August Cost: $132.50-$397.50 DAY
Ages: grades 1 8 Dates: July 10 14 Cost: $375-$740 ART DAY 18220 Upper Bay Drive, Nassau Bay 832 425 2329
www.bayareayouthsingers.org/music-camp 14 St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church & School Camps attendees will be able to practice archery and fencing, play theater games, learn French and draw art at one of the many camps on o er. Ages: varies
Dates: June-July Cost: $159-$300 A+ DAY 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston
281 283 3530 www.uhcl.edu
BAY AREA 1033 Bay Area Blvd (281) 486-9558
KEMAH 243 FM 2094 (281) 538-9095 SEABROOK 3126 Nasa Pkwy (281) 326-5127
LEAGUE CITY 196 Gulf Fwy S (281) 316-2140
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