CAMP GUIDE
GUIDE
A noncomprehensive list of camps in the area
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7 Austin Playhouse o ers weeklong programs in which campers explore their creativity through theater games and create an original production with the guidance of Austin Playhouse professionals. Grades: rst-sixth Dates: June 5 July 28 Cost: $295 per week A+ ART DAY NIGHT SP 405 W. 22nd St., Austin 512 476 0084 www.austinplayhouse.com/camps 8 Badgerdog Creative Writing campers work with professional writers to explore poetry, ction, non ction and playwriting. All three-week campers will have their work published in an anthology. Grades: third-12th Dates: June 5 23 and July 10 28 Cost: $400-$575 per week A+ DAY www.austinlibrary.org/creative-writing-camp 9 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area will o er the 2022 Great Futures Summer Camp. Attendees will explore culture, history and people of the world through hands-on and age-appropriate science, techology, engi- Locations vary 512 542 0076
14 Camp Wild ower o ers campers an immersive experience in nature focused on natural science, technology, engineering, arts and math. It includes hikes, plant labs, nature-based arts and crafts. Grades: second- fth Dates: June 5 June 29 Cost: $450-$500 per week DAY 4801 La Crosse Ave., Austin 512 232 0100 www.wild ower.org/camp 15 Challenger International Soccer Camp o ers participants a chance to improve their soccer skills, make new friends and learn from industry experts. The curriculum was updated in 2022. Ages 3 14 Dates: June 20 24; July 25 29 Cost: $120 (tiny tykes); $160 (half day) per week DAY SP 3025 Crosscreek Drive, Austin 512 371 3655 www.challengersports.com
Families looking for summer camps for their children have a number of options to choose from in the Central Austin area. This list is not comprehensive.
neering and math; arts; healthy lifestyles; and character and leadership activities. Ages: 5 18 Dates: June 6 Aug. 12 Cost: price varies; scholarship opportunities available DAY Various locations in Austin 512 444 7199 www.bgcaustin.org 10 Brandy Perryman Shooting Camp is a four-day intense basketball shooting camp mirrored after all the camps Brandy Perryman attended and enjoyed the most as a kid. Ages: 7 17 Dates: May 31 June 1 Cost: $260-$285 per week DAY SP Various Austin-area locations 512 799 8891 www.bperrymanshootingcamp.com 11 Camp Latinitas will host four camps for girls and nonbinary students in design, entrepreneurship and leadership, health and self-image, and video games. Age: 9 14 Dates: June 26 July 28 Cost: $325 per week A+ ART DAY
1023 Springdale, Bldg. B, Ste. 2C, Austin 512 900 0304 www.latinitasmagazine.org 12 Camp Jump from Jump Gymnastics o ers gymnastics, arts and crafts, games, spe- cial guests, open play and zen time. Camps are available with themes such as robotics, space and Jurassic journey. Ages: 3 10 Dates: May 30 Aug. 11 Cost: $225-$375 per week DAY SP 2117 W. Anderson Lane, Austin 512 593 6226 www.jump-austin.com 13 Camp ¡Vámonos! o ers campers the chance to play with loose parts, bake goods, make arts and crafts, go on outings to the pool and around town using public transit, watch classic movies, play classic board games, and make new friends. Ages: 5 11
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Austin 1 All Saints' Episcopal Day School has an 8-week summer program packed with hands-on exploration and learning activities for young children. Ages: 3 6 Dates: May 30 July 21 Cost: $600-$695 per two-week sessions DAY 209 West 27th Street, Austin 512 472 8866 www.allsaintseds.org 2 ATX Ballers Summer Basketball Camp coaches will teach the fundamentals of basketball. All skill levels are accepted, and players are grouped together by age and skill level.
www.atxballers.com 3 ATX Kids Club promotes exploration and self-con dence through educational and health-minded urban adventures. Ages: 4 12 Dates: May 30 Aug. 18 Cost: $425 per week A+ O Locations vary; multiple pickup spots available 512 234 5437 www.atxkidsclub.org 4 Austin Film Festival’s Summer Film Camp o ers campers a summer of creativity, collaboration and fun. Camps are hands-on and last one week each with workshops in the arts of screenwriting, lmmaking, editing, stop-motion animation and more. Ages: 9 18 Dates: June 5 July 28 Cost: $200-$450 per week ART DAY 901 Trinity St., Austin 512 478 4795
ATX Ballers Summer Basketball Camp
Austin Film Festival's Summer Film Camp
COURTESY ATX BALLERS SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP
COURTESY AUSTIN FILM FESTIVAL'S SUMMER FILM CAMP
6 Austin Parks and Recreation Summer Camp o ers an opportunity to experience vi- sual and performing arts, culture and history; celebrate Austin’s diversity; and build commu- nity. Camps include playground, therapeutic, nature, recreation and arts. Ages: 5 15 The dates, times and costs vary by location, and program types are listed on the website. DAY O www.austintexas.gov/department/ parks-and-recreation
www.austinlmfestival.com/ summer-camps-and-classes 5 Austin School of Film o ers award-win- ning camps in lm and animation.
Grades: second-12th Dates: May 29 Aug. 4 Cost: $395 695 per week ART DAY 2200 Tillery St., Austin 512 236 8877 www.austin lmschool.org
Dates: May 29 Aug. 11 Cost: $210 per week A+ ART DAY SP O 6919 Reese Lane, Austin 512 770 7789 www.campvamonos.com
Grades: pre-K-eighth Dates: June 5 Aug. 10 Cost: $160-$300 per week DAY SP 1201 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Austin 512 230 8965
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