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Northwest Washington, DCNational Building Museum - Brick City
LEGO-based building challenges exploring engineering and design.
Rising grades 2–3 or 4–5; independent reading and writing requiredPublished summer schedule; year not explicit in session tableReviewed prior details; future session terms not verified
Read camp guideNorthwest Washington, DCNational Building Museum - Building One-oh-Fun
Hands-on architecture and building projects, including bridges, 3D printing and a miniature house.
Rising grades 2–3 or 4–5; independent reading and writing requiredPublished summer schedule; year not explicit in session tableReviewed prior details; future session terms not verified
Read camp guideWoodend Nature Sanctuary, Chevy Chase, MarylandNature Forward - Camp Woodend Day Camps
Environmental science and outdoor exploration on a wooded sanctuary with meadows, a pond and trails.
Kindergarten through high school, depending on program; confirm the selected sessionPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideRevere Park, Chicago, IllinoisNeighborhood Boys and Girls Club - Summer Camp
Themed STEM, crafts, games and teamwork with water play and two weekly field trips.
Rising kindergarten–grade 8 for 2026–27Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideCharles E. Smith Jewish Day Lower School, Rockville, MarylandNess Basketball - Skills and Drills Summer Camp
Basketball drills and small-team competitions, with weekly skill themes and take-home practice routines.
Girls and boys ages 8–16Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideBronx; New York Botanical Garden; program-specific entrance to confirmNew York Botanical Garden - Summer Break Camps
Outdoor science, nature and gardening on the Garden’s grounds, with different programs by grade.
Entering Pre-K–grade 8; specific program divisionsPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideNorthbrook, IllinoisNorthbrook Park District Camps
Arts, traditional day camps, sports and performance programs with distinct venues and enrollment units.
Ages 3–15 across different programs; exact eligibility varies2026 program information or undated district policies; details labeledProvider overview; exact program and 2027 details require confirmation
Read camp guideBrookland, Washington, DCNortheast Taekwondo - Summer Day Camp
Taekwondo summer day camp for children already enrolled at the school.
Current Northeast Taekwondo students ages 6–122026 historical program detailsReviewed prior details; 2027 session terms not verified
Read camp guideVirginia Volleyball Center, Sterling, VirginiaNorthern Virginia Volleyball Association - Summer Volleyball Camps
Volleyball training with drills, games and team activities for varied experience levels.
Camp overview ages 7–17; elementary through high-school summer groupsPublished seasonal camp overview; future summer dates pendingReviewed prior details; 2027 session terms not verified
Read camp guideEvanstonNorthwestern Center for Talent Development - Academic Summer Day Camps (Evanston)
Academic enrichment and accelerated coursework for students seeking additional challenge in science, mathematics, literacy and technology.
PreK–grade 5 overview; full-day table says grades 1–6. PreK students must be 4 before class.2026 historical program detailsPrior published details; 2027 enrollment not verified
Read camp guideSouth Loop, ChicagoNorthwestern Center for Talent Development - Academic Summer Day Camps (South Loop, Chicago)
Academic enrichment and accelerated coursework for students seeking additional challenge in science, mathematics, literacy and technology.
PreK–grade 5 overview; full-day table says grades 1–6. PreK students must be 4 before class.2026 historical program detailsPrior published details; 2027 enrollment not verified
Read camp guideEvanstonNorthwestern Center for Talent Development - Secondary Academic Summer Camps - Day Option (Evanston)
Academic enrichment and accelerated coursework for students seeking additional challenge in secondary subjects on Northwestern’s Evanston campus.
Entering grades 6–12 in fall 20262026 historical program detailsPrior published details; 2027 enrollment not verified
Read camp guideManhattan; Brooklyn; multiple sitesNORY - Summer STEM Camps
Weekly collaborative building challenges combine robotics, woodworking, science and coding with outdoor play.
Ages 3–12; Explorers 3–4, Inventors 5–7, Masters 8–12Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideFalls Church, VirginiaNova Fencing and Archery Club - Archery Camp
Archery fundamentals with target practice and active games.
Ages 8–14Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideFalls Church, VirginiaNova Fencing and Archery Club - Battle Camp
Fencing, archery, games and friendly tournaments.
Ages 8–14Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideFalls Church, VirginiaNova Fencing and Archery Club - Competitive Saber and Epee Camp
Competition-focused fencing drills, tactics and conditioning.
Ages 8–adultPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideMeadowlark Botanical Gardens, Vienna, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Grow
Explore gardens, ponds and woodland through hikes, crafts, games, stories and animal presentations.
Ages 5–12; separate age groupsPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guidePotomac Overlook Regional Park, Arlington, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Overlook - Animals 101
Meet and help care for reptiles, amphibians and birds of prey; includes trips to other parks.
Ages 11–13Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guidePotomac Overlook Regional Park, Arlington, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Overlook - Critter Caretakers
Explore how to keep pets and nature-center animals healthy through animal-care activities.
Ages 10–12Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guidePotomac Overlook Regional Park, Arlington, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Overlook - Outdoor Living Skills
Practice outdoor skills such as campfire building, planning a camping trip and hiking.
Ages 11–13Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guidePotomac Overlook Regional Park, Arlington, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Overlook - Pirates of the Potomac
Explore the watershed through kayaking, stream hikes and netting, with trips to other parks.
Ages 11–13Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guidePotomac Overlook Regional Park, Arlington, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Overlook - Puddle Jumpers
Nature games, crafts, hikes and animals; the Water week includes stream exploration and water-cycle experiments.
Ages 5–6Published program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideWinkler Botanical Preserve, Alexandria, VirginiaNOVA Parks - Camp Winkler
Explore nature through plants, wildlife and hands-on outdoor projects, with activities matched to age.
Ages 5–12; separate age groupsPublished program requirements; see source years2026 reference details · 2027 details not yet verified
Read camp guideNorth Shore suburbs - site variesNSSRA - Summer Day Camps (North Shore suburbs - site varies)
Special recreation camps emphasize social interaction, independence and activities in the community.
Program-specific groups ages 5–13 or 14–212026 historical program detailsReviewed prior details; 2027 session terms not verified
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