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Explore space science through hands-on design challenges about living beyond Earth.
Entering grades K–1Grade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideDesign, customize and care for a plush animal that campers take home.
Entering grades K–1Grade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideUse design and technology to explore ways people interact with nature.
Entering grades 2–3Grade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideCreate artwork inspired by museum exhibits and the connections between art and science.
Entering grades 4–6Grade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideUse digital fabrication tools such as 3D printers and laser cutters for individual creative projects.
Entering grades 7–12Grade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideLearn craft techniques and make original, interactive art projects.
Entering grades K–1 or 2–3 in separate groupsGrade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideUse 3D printing and laser cutting to build solutions to design challenges.
Entering grades 4–6Grade entered in fall 2026; no numeric age inferred2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideChess coaching, tactical puzzles, team challenges and tournaments, with a park recess break.
Age range not published on the reviewed pageNo numeric age eligibility verified2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideOutdoor exploration with hiking, nature crafts, wildlife discovery and trail-safety learning.
Homepage says ages 4–11; general FAQ groups ages 5–14—confirm summer eligibilityPublished program requirements; see source yearsGeneral program guidance · summer-specific booking details unverified
Read camp guideGymnastics and creative movement with themed activities, art and outdoor play.
Gymnastics ages 3–12; Fort Greene parkour ages 5–12Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideGymnastics and creative movement with themed activities, art and outdoor play.
Gymnastics and parkour ages 3–12Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideGames-based soccer camp with separate boys’ and girls’ enrollment.
Ages 6–15; description also specifies grades 1–82026 historical eligibility2026 reference; 2027 details unverified
Read camp guideDance, music, visual art and theatre explore Harlem’s cultural history, alongside outings and group activities.
Ages 5–14; kindergarten–grade 8Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideHeadfirst offers day camp, STEM and sports programs at several DC-area school campuses.
Rising pre-K through eighth grade by program; at least 3 on first camp day2026 program information; future season unverifiedReviewed program details; next-season terms require confirmation
Read camp guideSports rotations and active games build skills through play; all experience levels welcome.
Rising K–grade 5Published rising-grade divisions; upcoming season confirmation neededPublished campus/program reference · 2027 dates and rates unverified
Read camp guideSports rotations and active games build skills through play; all experience levels welcome.
Rising K–grade 5Published rising-grade divisions; upcoming season confirmation neededPublished campus/program reference · 2027 dates and rates unverified
Read camp guideSports rotations and active games build skills through play; all experience levels welcome.
Rising K–grade 7Published rising-grade divisions; upcoming season confirmation neededPublished campus/program reference · 2027 dates and rates unverified
Read camp guideSports rotations and active games build skills through play; all experience levels welcome.
Rising K–grade 5Published rising-grade divisions; upcoming season confirmation neededPublished campus/program reference · 2027 dates and rates unverified
Read camp guideHenry Street community camps combine STEM, arts, sports, social learning and outings.
2025: BGR K–8; Jacob Riis rising grades 1–52025 historical summer flyer; future terms unverifiedReviewed prior details; future session terms not verified
Read camp guideMultisport camp with games, swim opportunities, outings and team activities.
Ages 4–14; pre-K through ninth grade, with grade-based groups2026 historical program detailsReviewed prior or undated details; next-season terms unverified
Read camp guideCreative Summer combines arts, performance and recreation in age-specific day-camp groups.
Creative Kids ages 4–5; Junior grades 1–2; Creative grades 2–82026 historical camp informationReviewed source information; future season and stated gaps unverified
Read camp guideGirls explore science, technology, engineering, arts and math at Holton-Arms.
Girls in grades 6–8; confirm rising-grade convention2026 historical camp informationReviewed source information; future season and stated gaps unverified
Read camp guideIndoor skateboarding with structured lessons, free skating and activities in an air-conditioned skatepark.
Ages 6–14; all skill levelsPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guidePark-district camps include recreation, sports, nature and preschool options.
Stomping Grounds example ages 5–11.5; other programs differ2026 historical program detailsReviewed prior or undated details; next-season terms unverified
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