2021 Summer Camp Guide

Your Guide to 40+ Super Summer Camps in the Tampa Bay Area

2021

Summer Camp Guide

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Summer Camp SUCCESS!

Even in non-pandemic times, getting your child into the ideal summer camp requires some serious effort.

Adding COVID to the mix can make things even more tricky. Here are some helpful suggestions to make the process go more smoothly, so your kids can have a safe summer that’s still fun … and you can stay frosty.

1. Be realistic

Every child is different, so the “perfect camp” for them will vary quite a bit. Carefully consider your child’s comfort level with strangers and new experiences before choosing a camp; ideally, camp will challenge and inspire your child, not freak them out.

If this will be your child’s first camp experience, it might be better to choose a camp with a wide range of activities. A summer intensive in, say, soccer or theater might sound great to your kid today, but interest might have waned by July. A well-rounded camp program might be a safer first-time bet.

Finally, be honest with yourself about the cost and the camp commute. Affordability is an important factor for many families, and if

camp start times just don’t mesh with your work schedule, cross that camp off your list.

2. Be quick

Pandemic worries have many camps in a waitand-see mode, waiting to solidify their schedule until they have a better grasp of the year to come. With that said, calling early is still best, to nab an available spot or, failing that, get on a waiting list.

3. Be smart

Camps vary widely in price. Some residential programs might cost thousands per week, but day camp could be as little as $40 a week.

Do some research before assuming you can’t afford a great camp for your child.

Most camps offer discounts, so find out if you qualify for any. Many offer discounted rates for multiple children, alumni and military families as well as early bird registration discounts.

Parents who are members of, for example, a sailing club or arts council, likely receive discounts if kids attend the organization’s summer camp, so be sure to ask. Financial assistance is also a possibility at many camps, so find out if you qualify.

You might also qualify for the Child and Dependent Care Credit, which could get you 20 percent to 35 percent of camp costs back when you file your taxes. Residential camps won’t qualify, however, and having a caregiver at

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home during the day is also disqualifying; find out more at IRS.gov.

Don’t assume camp deposits are refundable; many are not, and you could be out a few hundred bucks if your child doesn’t end up attending that camp.

4. Be organized

Camps typically require proof of vaccinations (COVID vaccinations might be included among them) and health insurance coverage. In addition, it’s wise to familiarize yourself with the emergency facilities your policy covers and communicate that to the camp, so they don’t take your child somewhere not covered by your insurance. You might want to consider additional accident insurance specifically for kids away at camp as well. Finally, if you’re applying for financial assistance, camps are likely to ask for proof of income and tax returns as part of their evaluation process, so have that info handy.

5. Be aware

Once you have a camp in your sights, tour the property if possible, but if it’s not, ask camp directors these questions via Zoom, phone or email before taking the plunge: • What’s a typical day at camp like?

You know your kids best. Consider whether the response sounds too loose or too rigid for your child to thrive.

• How do you ensure kids’ safety?

Ask about mask wearing and physical distancing, and COVID-19 (as well as other) vaccination requirements for camp personnel as well as kids attending. Is there a full-time nurse on

staff and are counselors certified in CPR? Also important: ask about the counselor-to-camper ratio and how many are experienced adult counselors vs. teens/counselors-in-training.

• What’s your staff retention rate?

It’s usually a great sign if counselors return to work at a camp year after year, because it indicates that a camp is well-organized and sees that the staff is well trained and that they’re given the support to do their jobs well.

• How do you screen your counselors?

Criminal background checks should be part of the hiring process for people working with children even if local laws don’t require it. Also

ask whether applicants’ references are thoroughly checked.

This official guide was produced by the Marketing department of the Tampa Bay Times.

Get more camp info at tampabay.com/summerfun Find us on VP of Sales & Marketing: Bruce Faulmann Writers: Sally Moe, Virginia Pelley Designer: Beth Lewis-Wilson

Get Your Camp

Groove On!

Get ready for your family’s best summer ever! We scoured Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties to come up with this list of the best summer camps in the Tampa Bay area.

Explore our guide to scores of summer camps great for kids with a range of interests and organized by county for your convenience. You’ll find specific cities and contact information noted in each description to help you narrow down your favorites quickly. Of course, be aware that schedules may change due to COVID-19.

Happy camping!

(Note: This list is not meant to be comprehensive, and camp programs are co-ed unless otherwise noted. Contact camp directors for the most current information.)

Make the MOST of your Summer!

Camp it up!

PASCO COUNTY Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus of Pasco County

Summer camps in basketball, volleyball, soccer and cheer help kids and teens ages 8 to 18 hone their skills, learn new tricks, and tighten up for the coming school year. The camps, in Wesley Chapel, run from June until August. Visit wiregrass-sports.com to learn more, or call 833-TEAM-RADD or 833-832-6723.

Brandon All-Stars Wesley Chapel

Campers enjoy a full day of supervised stretching, tumbling, stunting, games, and arts & crafts. Half day, full day and full week, ten different weekly sessions to choose from, ages 4-13, all skill levels. Learn more or register online at brandonallstarswc.com, infowc@brandon allstars.com, 813-994-8036.

Party N Style Summer Camp

Party N Style summer glam camps! Runs the entire summer. Drop off between 8 and 10am (movie time); camp activities start at 10 a.m.; pickup 3 p.m. Two age groups – 4 to 7, and 8 years and up; groups will be 10

children or less. Each day is themed, email partynstyle@ live.com for agenda. COVID-sensitive facility, protocols available upon request. Extended care until 6 p.m. available ($10 per hour). For more info or to secure your spot, call 813-963-5437 or email partynstyle@live.com.

Bricks4Kidz

From May 31 to Aug. 6, weeklong creative LEGO® camps explore superheroes, Star Wars, Minecraft, Harry Potter, Pokemon and lots more. Campers 4½ to 12 years old experience a different theme each day, creating robotic models, mini figures and more. At Lutz Preparatory School. bricks4kidz.com, 813-545-4282.

Creative World School CampTastic!

2021 CampTastic is all about FUNderful new friends

and counselors, LAUGHerrific games and crafts, BLASTastic virtual field trips full of imagination…and all the extra “oomph” that campers are excited about!

Every day brings campers ages 6 to 12 new and exciting activities and fun learning adventures all summer long!

Pasco locations include two in Land O’Lakes and one in Wesley Chapel. Save a spot at creativeworldcamp.com or call 813-803-7500 (LOL) or 813-780-1415 (WC).

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Kiddie Academy of Wiregrass Ranch CampVentures

Kiddie Academy’s® CampVentures® program turns your child’s ordinary summer into a summer of exciting exploration.

It nurtures your child’s development by expanding on the Life Essentials® curriculum and helping to make connections to the world around them. CampVentures inspires imagination through hands-on activities, field trips and themed events, while balancing individual needs and interests. 813-702-5656, kiddieacademy .com/academies/wiregrass-ranch.

Life Skills in ACTion Summer Palooza

Summer camp and academics meet in one place to help your child build the skills needed to succeed in life. From June to August, weeklong camps take field trips to explore space, time travel, the Olympics, Dr. Seuss, scavenger hunts, mermaids and pirates and more.

In Wesley Chapel. 813-575-9100, lifeskillsinaction.com.

Suncoast Stables Summer Camps

Weeklong camps during June, July and August teach ages 4-8 and ages 8-14 how

to care for horses, ride in the arena, and other fun activities at their facility in Odessa. Each week (of three) has a different theme. Campers must wear long pants and closed-toe, hard-soled shoes for riding. Helmets are available. Learn more and register at suncoaststable.com or call 813-368-0666 or email contactus @suncoaststable.com.

Young Chefs Academy of Wesley Chapel/New Tampa

Summer will be HOT at Young Chefs® Academy during each fully immersive culinary camp experience! Each day brings sizzling new surprises and culinary delights as students cook and bake their way through exciting tips and tricks with friendly culinary challenges to put their newfound skills to the test. Five-day Summer Camp Sessions start in June 2021!

Camps are available for ages 5 and up (some exceptions apply). AM or PM sessions: AM session 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; PM session 1:30–4:30 p.m. Go to wesley chapelfl.youngchefsacademy.com to learn more or call 813-574-CHEF (2433).

Premier Gymnastics Club Summer Camp

From June 1 through Aug. 6, girls and

boys 5 and up can learn or improve skills on the vault, floor, bars and balance beam in morning or afternoon camp sessions in Wesley Chapel. Campers enjoy fun weekly themes such as dinosaurs, carnivals and unicorns; get trampoline and foam pit time; and do arts and crafts. premier gymnasticsclub.com/summer-camp, Email info@premiergymnasticsclub.com or call 813-973-9920.

Protential Sports

Protential Sports provides your child with skills required to reach their full potential with structure and physical activity in 2 to 3 sports per day followed by inspirational talks. Children are divided into smaller groups to experience an environment that encourages and strengthens while developing good character. Included, field trips, daily swimming and fun Fridays.

Ages 5-15. June 1–Aug. 6 Times: 9 a.m.– 5 p.m. with options for early or late drop off or pick up. Specific locations: Seven Oaks Clubhouse, Heritage Isles Clubhouse, Arbor Green Clubhouse, Waterchase Clubhouse in Westchase.

To enroll, please go to www.protential sports.com, or call 813-843-9460. administration@protentialsports.com.

East Pasco Family YMCA Summer Camp

Kids ages 6 to 13 make friends and memories to last a lifetime as well as learn team-building skills at the East Pasco YMCA day camp in Zephyrhills. Activities include swimming, STEM, arts and crafts, games and learning about the outdoors.

Camp hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday – Friday, June 1 to Aug. 6. Early and late supervision is available starting at 7 a.m. and ending at 6 p.m. at no extra charge. tampaymca.org, 813-224-9622.

The Coast – Word of Life Florida Youth Camp

A residential, faith-based camp, Word of Life is in a beautiful setting in Hudson.

Kids of all ages can practice a Ninja Warrior course, use the climbing wall, pool, basketball courts and archery range as well as work on arts and crafts, go tubing and compete in paintball during this faithbased summer session. camps.wol.org/ youth-camps/florida-youth-camps/, Email flregistrar@wol.org or call 727-379-5005.

HILLSBOROUGH Summer Camps at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

Day campers of all ages learn about wild animals and their care during an amazing summer at Busch Gardens in Tampa. A variety of camps educate and entertain kids in 1st through 8th grades with games, visits to animal exhibits, animal encounters and more. buschgardens .com/tampa/summer-camps/, 813-884-4FUN.

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Swashbuckling Summer, Archaeology, and American Girl Camps

The Tampa Bay History Center offers three themed camps in separate oneweek sessions in Tampa during June and July. During these fun and educational camps, kids 7 to 11 years old dive into mermaids, myths and pirate lore; archaeology; and history via American Girl® characters in full-day sessions from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Extended care is available. tampabayhistorycenter.org/camps/, Email ahoffman@tampabayhistorycenter .org or call 813-228-0097.

Summer at the JCC Camp J

From June 7 to July 30, Camp J at the Bryan Glazer Family JCC offers a host of incredible one- and two-week specialty camps: theater, hockey, Legos®, leadership skills, and much more. For the youngest campers, the phenomenal Kindergarten summer camp will help them experience camp activities and continue to develop a range of skills in a fun and supportive environment. All campers also swim daily and participate in fun team-building activities! Protocols help keep everyone safe and healthy. Welltrained staff strive to ensure that every child feels at home, regardless of camp or location. Camp J welcomes campers of all backgrounds. Contact information: jessica.scruggs@jewishtampa.com or 813-291-2252, or samantha.goldberg@ jewishtampa.com or 813-769-4748.

MOSI 2021 Summer Science Camp

If your child would love building robots or learning how to extract DNA, MOSI in Tampa is the camp for your family.

Children who have completed kindergarten up to eighth grade can get handson instruction in science, technology, STEAM and travel. Real science coupled with exciting experiments, simulations, explorations, and inventions will help kids discover the innovator within. Extended care available. MOSI members save 25% on camp fees. View camp guide at mosi .org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/2021 -Summer-Camp-Guide.pdf; mosi.org/ summer-camp/, 813-987-6000.

Summer at Ms. Lisa’s Dance

Potty-trained tiny dancers (3 to 6 years old) and girls up to 13 learn ballet, hiphop, tap, musical theater and more at Ms. Lisa’s Dance camp in South Tampa.

Campers also work on arts and crafts and face painting and are given time to shine on performance Fridays. See website for details and information about camps for preteens/teens. View schedule at mslisasdancestudio.com/classes/ camps/, 813-253-5472.

Florida EcoAdventures Travel Camp

Campers 8 to 16 are dropped off in Tampa and then taken on unforgettable outdoor adventures to the Crystal River, Weeki Wachee River, Rainbow River, Fort Desoto Park, Boca Grande, Rock Springs Run, Venice Beach and more. Kids can

sign up for one day or for one week (call for details) to snorkel, kayak, dig for fossils, and learn about free diving and conservation. New this year: cabin rentals. floridaecoadventures.com/camps-1, 813-501-ECO7 (3267).

Camp Imagination at Glazer Children’s Museum

Through June and July, Tampa’s Glazer Children’s Museum offers weekly camp programs for 5- to 10-year-olds in a range of diverse, fun themes including time travel, science experimentation, wild animals and the natural world, deep ocean exploration and more. Programming includes two weeks of autism-friendly camps led by specially trained staff. glazermuseum .org/summercamps, 813-443-3861.

Tampa Bay Krav Maga Summer Camps

Certified senseis train kids in Krav Maga, a military self-defense system, at these well-organized camps in Land O’Lakes. In addition to training, campers work on arts and crafts, play games and other sports, visit parks and pools and go on field trips. tampakravmaga.com, 813-948-4844.

Camp Osprey

On a beautiful site along the Little Manatee River in Wimauma, adventurous, outdoorsy campers 7- to 15-years-old will have a blast mastering the tri-level challenge course, zip lining, canoeing, horseback riding, swimming and playing sports and games. Children can attend day camp by the week or opt for an overnight camp experience. camposprey.com, 941-928-6860 or info@camposprey.com.

Cedarkirk Residential Summer Camp

It’s been a tough year for everyone and the folks at Cedarkirk know kids need the emotional, social, and spiritual growth summer camps provide more than ever.

Children and youth learn, grow, and have fun in a supportive, small-group atmosphere at this Christian sleepaway camp on the Alafia River in Lithia. Kids entering the second through 12th grades canoe, swim, zip line and much more, strengthening their faith and building relationships along the way. cedarkirk.org/summer -camp, Email camps@cedarkirk.org or call program director Mark Orendorf at 813-685-4224, ext. 4.

USF Soccer Camps

Kids and teens improve their ball control and technical skills in training sessions with professional coaches at the University of South Florida Soccer Camps in Tampa. Programs accommodate all skill levels, and there’s a separate futsal (indoor soccer with five players per team) for 7- to 16-year-olds. Full-day camps and weeklong residential programs are available in late May, June and July. usfsoccercamps.com, usfsoccercamp@ gmail.com.

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The First Tee Summer Golf Camp

Beginner and advanced young golfers improve skills and learn to be better people at The First Tee Summer Golf Camp in Tampa. Campers ages 6 to 18 participate in games and contests and are given time to reflect during this Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA camp. Golf clubs are provided and financial assistance is available. firstteetampabay.org/information -summer-camps/.

LaFleur’s Tampa Gymnastics Fun Camps

Instructors bend over backwards to provide fun programs that keep kids 5 to 12 active all summer long at LaFleur’s Gymnastics Club’s Summer Fun Camp in Tampa. Campers can improve gymnastics technique, and work on their sportsmanship, agility, strength, hand-eye-coordination, and so much more. lafleurstampa .com/gymnastics-camps, Email office@ lafleurstampa.com or call 813-264-5000.

PINELLAS PINELLAS COUNTY COUNTY Clearwater Community Sailing Center Summer Camp

From June 14 – Aug. 6, kids 5 to 17 of all experience levels are welcome to come sail the seas with experienced counselors at this full-day camp in Clearwater. One

program includes kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, and CCSC also offers “Camp Awesome” for children who have high-functioning autism or Asperger’s syndrome. Discounted registration for CCSC members. clearwatercommunity sailing.org/summer-camp-program/, 727-517-7776.

Art Academy Summer Camp

The Dunedin Fine Arts Center has offered top-notch summer arts instruction for 30 years. Camp programs serve kids ages 4 to 14, as well as volunteer/ mentorship programs for teens 15 and older. Seasoned art instructors guide kids in sculpture, drawing, painting, mural creation or digital design. From June 14 – Aug. 6. Extended care, scholarships and discounts are available. dfac.org/kids -corner/summer-camp, 727-298-3322.

Summer Art Camp

Professional artists guide kids in painting, sculpture, collage, 2D and 3D design, using upcycled materials and much more at the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg. Check website for specifics such as weekly camp themes and age requirements (camps divided by 6- to 8-, and 9- to 11-year-olds). thejames museum.org/summercamp, Email Stacy .Stockdale@thejamesmuseum.org or call 727-892-4200, Ext. 1010.

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PGA Junior Golf Camp

With a low student-to-instructor ratio, Certified Professional Golfer Association players help intermediate to junior advanced golfers ages 9-16 reach their personal best. During half- and full-day sessions from June 14 – July 30 at the East Lake Woodlands Country Club in Oldsmar, kids play games and participate in fun activities for a well-rounded summer experience. pgajuniorgolfcamps .com/camp-locations/east-lake-wood lands-country-club-oldsmar-florida/@ schedule, Email info@pgajuniorgolf camps.com or call 888-PGA-PLAY.

Authentic Martial Arts Summer Camp

Kids karate chop through the summer while learning about fitness and nutrition in a setting that emphasizes anti-bullying behavior. Campers also play games, work on arts and crafts and go on daily field trips in addition to martial arts. Camp is offered on two campuses, in Seminole and Largo. authenticmartialarts.com/ summer-camp/, 727-800-3495.

Tampa Bay Watch Summer Camps

Conservation-minded kids will love the marine science camps by Tampa Bay Watch. Summer camps take place at the Marine Education Center on Tierra Verde and at the Discovery Center on the St. Pete Pier. Camp is divided into age-appropriate groups. Professional educators take kids boating, snorkeling,

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and on specimen-collecting expeditions exploring bay habitats. Full-day camps are available for ages 6-15. tampabaywatch .org, tbwdiscoverycenter.org, 727-867-8166, ext. 246.

Bayside Sports Academy Limitless Summer Camp

We encourage children to love being active in St. Petersburg, FL. Young athletes ages 5-13 can enjoy a variety of fun and challenging camps this summer including: Gymnastics, Ninja, Circus Arts, and Trampoline & Tumbling. Drop off as early as 7:45 a.m. and pick up as late as 6 p.m.

Full- or half-day options are available. bay sidesportsacademy.org, 727-258-4981.

Central Park Performing Arts Center Summer Theater Camps

Theater fans ages 9-18 get a taste of life onstage or backstage at CPPAC’s camp in Largo. Campers can participate in productions of Shrek, the Musical, Jr. or Disney’s Moana, Jr., or learn the ropes of set design, lighting and sound during theater production camp. Scholarships available. Full-day, three-week camps are open to residents and nonresidents. largoarts.com, 727-587-6793.

Admiral Farragut Academy Summer Camps

Whether you’re looking for fun themed week activities or sports camps like basketball or volleyball, Admiral Farragut

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Academy’s day camps will entertain and educate your rising Kindergartner to 12th grader. Farragut’s boarding camp, the Summer Signature Series, is available to rising 8th–12th graders. Each week offers campers the opportunity to explore one or two of their signature programs, STEM, Leadership/Sailing, Marine Science/ Scuba, and Aviation. The 5th week will explore Florida’s treasures. Register for all camps at campscui.active.com/orgs/ AdmiralFarragutAcademy0?orglink@ camps-registration. For more information, email summer@farragut.org or call (727) 384-4555.

Camp Wai Lani Girl Scouts Camp

Zip lining through pine trees, stand-up paddle boarding, canoeing, archery, STEM, and the performing arts are just some of the activities girls can explore at Camp Wai Lani in Palm Harbor, offered

by Girl Scouts of West Central Florida.

Day and overnight camps are available for girls entering first through 12th grades.

Not quite ready for day or overnight camp? Join us for one (or more!) of our Summer Camp in a Box sessions and make memories at home this summer! gswcf.org/en/summercamp, email customerconnections@gswcf.org or call 813-281-4475.

Hammock Wilderness Camp

Experience one-of-a-kind activities such as drum circles, archery and navigating, fire building, animal tracking, canoeing,

campfire songs, hiking the trails and environmental education. Daily activities include swimming, crafts and a multitude of outdoor games. dunedingov.com/ camps, Call camp supervisor Matt Nauman at 727-738-2920.

Dunedin Community Center Pre-K Camp

Your child will learn, play and explore in a structured environment through a wide variety of fun and interactive themed activities. Weekly themes provide the foundation; the day will be packed with additional games, crafts, music and walking trips that provide opportunities to play and explore beyond the theme. Swim lessons provided Monday–Thursday. Weekly “informers” will provide a complete schedule of activities. dunedingov .com/city-departments/parks-recreation/ camps; or call coordinator Angel Trueblood at 727-812-4530.

Girls Inc. Oceans of Fun! Marine Biology Summer Camp

Camp will welcome girls 5-18 from throughout Pinellas to explore water and discover how its properties shape our oceans, its currents and its biomes both under the sea and at the beach. Girls will also learn about marine life and explore food webs and marine adaptations. All girls will also participate in GirlSMART Reading program, a Girls Inc. National Literacy initiative, as well as the United Way Summer Bridge program, designed to foster a love of reading, improve literacy skills and reduce summer learning loss. girlsinc-pinellas.org/s-c/, 727-544-6230.

The Poynter Institute for Media Studies High School Journalism Program

Open to high school students interested in writing, journalism and media, this 10day program is held in June, virtually. By the end of this prestigious and intensive program, students will have produced a written personal essay, narrative audio package and video-based fact-check under the instruction of world-renowned Poynter faculty. Professional writers, photojournalists, multimedia reporters and fact checkers teach students storytelling and developing their writing voice. www.poynter.org/shop/reporting/ high-school-journalism-programjune-2021/, email info@poynter.org.

Art Around the World Summer Camp at Creative Clay

Personal attention and inclusiveness are emphasized at Creative Clay’s summer camp in St. Petersburg, which limits camp size to 12 children, ages 6-12. Now in its 12th year, organizers will lead kids in the study of New Zealand, Zimbabwe, Scotland and Laos, increasing cultural awareness, tolerance of differences and artistic skill. creativeclay.org/summer -camp, email admin@creativeclay.org or call 727-825-0515.

Get Outta Town !

The Bishop Summer Science Camps

Located in downtown Bradenton, The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature offers weekly sessions that run from June 7 through July 23 for kids ages 7-11. Subjects explored include science and nature, through games, crafts, experiments and exhibitions. To learn more or register, go to bishopscience.org/science-camp/ or call 941-746-4131, ext. 113.

IMPACT Basketball Summer Camp

Choose from a sleepaway boarding option or day camp in one- or four-week sessions in Sarasota, FL, or Las Vegas, NV. For kids looking for serious basketball coaching in well-executed programs designed to help kids excel while having fun and staying fit. impactbball.com/ summer-camp/, email info@impactball .com or call 747-242-1188.

Earth Immersion SCUBA Summer Camp

Earth Immersion is a SCUBA, adventure and outdoor education camp for teens (13-17 years old) looking for an unmatched experience exploring north Florida’s crystal-clear springs. Activities include earning SCUBA certifications, snorkeling, canoeing, hiking, fishing, tubing, community service hours and learning about freshwater/marine biology.

Offering 7- or 13-day overnight programs. earthimmersion.com/scuba-diving -summer-camp.html, email info@earth immersion.com or call 352-641-0350.

Long Lake Camp for the Arts America’s Premier Fine and Performing Arts Camp

Adirondack Park in upstate New York is an experience in itself, but even better when it’s the backdrop for aspiring artists and performers ages 8-15 to learn and share their craft. Campers have full flexibility in designing their own schedules with instructor help and have access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment.

The camp offers theater, music, fine arts, dance, circus, rock bands, private and group lessons, performances most evenings, and they produce 9 theatrical shows each session. Campers can stay for 3 or 6 weeks and combine any activity in an unlimited number of ways. longlake camp.com, email longlakecampforthe arts@gmail.com or call 914-693-7111.

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