Loudoun County PRCS - Daze Summer Camp
Traditional camp with games, science, crafts, sports, field trips and swimming.
Ages 5–11 entering K–5 in fall 20262026 historical eligibility2026 reference; 2027 details unverified
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Traditional camp with games, science, crafts, sports, field trips and swimming.
Ages 5–11 entering K–5 in fall 20262026 historical eligibility2026 reference; 2027 details unverified
Read camp guideTraditional camp with games, science, crafts, sports, field trips and swimming.
Ages 12–14 entering grades 6–8 in fall 20262026 historical eligibility2026 reference; 2027 details unverified
Read camp guideArsenal Football Development coaches lead age-appropriate soccer training through Loudoun Soccer.
Boys and girls U9–U14; Rec Challenge and Travel tracks2026 historical program detailsReviewed historical or undated information; next season unverified
Read camp guideHands-on science experiments and take-home projects exploring chemistry, engineering, space and other weekly themes.
Provider overview: entering grades 1–5; some host listings say 1–6Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideHands-on science experiments and take-home projects in themed camps across the DC region.
Entering grades 1–52026 historical program detailsReviewed prior details; 2027 session terms not verified
Read camp guideFencing camps range from introductory youth instruction to separate competitive and elite training. Match the program to experience and weapon.
NYC youth page says 5–15; general youth page says 5–16—confirm placementPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideManhattan Kickers offers outdoor summer soccer camps at Manhattan fields.
July example ages 5–12 as of June 15, 20262026 historical program detailsReviewed historical or undated information; next season unverified
Read camp guideSoccer drills, small-sided games and team challenges for beginners and experienced players.
Ages 7–12Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideCampus-based science, engineering, arts and movement in small age groups.
Ages 5–10Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideArts, STEM, sports, swimming and outdoor recreation in a full-day downtown program.
Senior division grades 4–8; Junior eligibility needs confirmationPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideSoccer technique, tactical decisions, small-sided games, indoor futsal and film study.
Ages 6–16; eligibility varies by training groupPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideIndividual basketball skills and team play.
Boys ages 8–16Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideVolleyball fundamentals, court skills and games; beginners are welcome.
Girls entering grades 6–10Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideMinecraft Education, Tinkercad and coding projects using tools such as Scratch, Python and JavaScript.
Entering grades 2–7Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideDaily off-campus hiking and outdoor exploration on DC-area trails and in parks.
Entering grades 3–5Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideSpanish-language activities through music, cooking, dance, art, stories and cultural exploration.
Entering grades 1–5Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideA mix of sports, board games and water activities, without an experience prerequisite.
Entering grades 3–5Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideBallet, modern, tap, hip-hop and jazz combine with visual art, music, theater and stagecraft.
Ages 6–12, in overlapping age groupsPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideEarly-childhood activities grounded in Jewish values, with music, art, gymnastics and instructional swimming.
Ages 2–5Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference · conflicting regular pickup times noted
Read camp guideAn Upper West Side day camp with daily swimming, creative activities and indoor and rooftop play.
Ages 3–7; lower division 3–5, middle division 6–7Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideSinging, movement and music-reading activities, with age-group ensembles and a final family showcase.
Rising grades 1–8Published program criteria; 2027 reconfirmation pendingProgram reference · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideA week of painting, printmaking, sculpture and mixed-media projects for younger artists.
Ages 6–8Published program criteria; 2027 reconfirmation pendingProvider expects 2027 information in January 2027
Read camp guideA studio-art week for children ready to develop more involved projects and their own creative choices.
Ages 9–12Published program criteria; 2027 reconfirmation pendingProvider expects 2027 information in January 2027
Read camp guideCollaborative short-film production covering planning, filming and editing.
Ages 14–18; rising grades 9–12Published program criteria; 2027 reconfirmation pendingProvider expects 2027 information in January 2027
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