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An early-childhood day camp with indoor activities, rooftop water play and age-dependent swimming.
Ages 2–5; must be two by June 29 for 2026Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideA collection of specialty camps and intensives in gymnastics, dance, theater, visual arts and movement.
Program-specific ages 2–18; not every program serves every ageAge bands on current overview; confirm individual 2027 session eligibilityJune 2027 announced · individual session details unconfirmed
Read camp guideModified sports and group activities designed by occupational and physical therapists for children who need an alternative to traditional sports camps.
Entering kindergarten–grade 3; individual readiness requirements applyPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideTheme-based art camps use projects, games and stories to develop creative skills.
Children; exact age range varies by hostUndated Northern Virginia provider overviewReviewed source information; future season and stated gaps unverified
Read camp guideMulti-activity day camp with sports, crafts, enrichment and recreational tennis.
Day camp ages 5 and older; confirm upper agePublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideMulti-activity day camp with sports, crafts, enrichment and recreational tennis.
Day camp ages 5 and older; confirm upper agePublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideActing, singing and dancing rehearsals lead to an ensemble musical performance, with props, costumes and a recording for families.
Rising grades 1–6Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideFrench through creative projects, movement, music, cooking and outings; no previous French required.
Ages 3–12; separate preschool and school-age groupsPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideFrench immersion through games, stories and creative projects, with groups for different language levels.
Camp page: ages 5–12, split 5–8 and 9–12; older overview says 5–11Published French camp overview and 2027 announcement2027 registration announcement; exact summer sessions pending
Read camp guideAfternoon circus exploration includes aerial silks, hoop, trapeze, tightwire, juggling and acrobatics.
Little Kids ages 4–6; Beginning Kids ages 7–12Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideMuseum-based science investigations using exhibits, collections, live animals and encounters with educators and scientists.
Entering K–5; 2027 minimum: age 5 by July 1, 20272027 minimum age explicit; page still carries older grade-year instructions2027 minimum age announced · registration information due January 2027
Read camp guideAll-skills volleyball instruction in passing, setting, hitting, serving, blocking and defense.
Grades 6–12; confirm entering/completed-grade convention2026 historical detailsPrior or undated details; 2027 enrollment not verified
Read camp guideApachi Evanston offers traditional Jewish day camp alongside sports, performing arts and older-camper outings.
Age 4 through grade 8 by track; CIT grades 8–10; grades use 2026–27 school year2026 historical camp informationReviewed source information; future season and stated gaps unverified
Read camp guideArts camp at Georgetown Visitation combining creative exploration with a supportive camp community.
Ages 8–15 as of July 1, 20262026 historical program detailsReviewed prior details; future session terms not verified
Read camp guideSmall creative-themed camps include circus, culinary activities, music, crafts and imaginative play.
Summer-specific age range not verified; ask about the chosen themePublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideArlington’s summer catalog offers age- and interest-specific camps from county staff and partner providers.
Varies by county or partner camp2026 program information; future season unverifiedReviewed program details; next-season terms require confirmation
Read camp guideThemed art and nature projects, followed by sewing and fashion sessions with machine sewing and leather crafts.
Ages 5+; upper limit unverifiedPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideA small studio camp combining hands-on art and crafts with creative play and walks to Chevy Chase Playground.
Ages 6–12; not designed for children under 6Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideFine-art studio projects use clay, watercolor, acrylic and pastels, with age-grouped instruction and different projects across weeks.
Youth ages 6–12; separate teen camps ages 12–17Published program requirements; see source yearsPublished reference details · schedule year and 2027 details unconfirmed
Read camp guideA six-week performing-arts camp where children help create an original show inspired by African cultures.
Ages 4–13Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideSkate N Code combines morning coding projects with afternoon skating and crafts.
Ages 6–12; all skating levels2026 historical program detailsReviewed prior details; 2027 session terms not verified
Read camp guideSwimming, sports, creative activities and trips at the downtown Manhattan campus.
Ages 4½–13, grouped by grade; teen leadership is UES-onlyPublished program requirements; see source years2027 dates and rates published · some logistics from older sources
Read camp guideA varied city day camp combining sports, swimming and creative activities, with field trips as part of the experience. This guide covers the Upper East Side campus, not Battery Park City.
Ages 4½–13; separate teen program2027 rates page2027 dates & rates published · other details include older sources
Read camp guideChildren create a mystery play through acting, storytelling, music and art, then share their original work at week’s end.
Ages 6–8Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
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