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“Seattle is my town. I know this city inside and out… or so I thought until I had kids.” Seattle’s Child is your guide to getting to know your city all over again. We’ve been providing useful information to parents since 1979. In addition to the SummerTime directory of summer camps and classes, look for Seattle’s Child magazine as well as these special themed publications distributed free throughout the Puget Sound area: Family Guide: Connecting families to their community

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For over 40 years, Wilderness Awareness School has offered innovative avenues to connection, through games, skills, storytelling, and activities facilitated by highly trained mentors. We deliver countless opportunities for fun and learning, and an engaging way to experience the natural world.

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ACADEMICS

AoPS Academy

Grades K-12

Locations in Bellevue and Redmond 425-777-7550 (Bellevue) 425-380-2878 (Redmond) bellevue@aopsacademy.org redmond@aopsacademy.org bellevue.aopsacademy.org redmond.aopsacademy.org

Here at Art of Problem Solving, our mission is to discover, inspire, and train the great problem solvers of the next generation. In our classrooms, students do the heavy lifting. Driven by rigor, creativity, and collaboration, we’re committed to empowering our students through our language arts,

science, and mathematics programs.

Morningside Academy

Summer School at Morningside Academy Grades 2-9

1605 17th Ave., Seattle 98122 206-709-9500 info@morningsideacademy.org morningsideacademy.org

Morningside Academy’s internationally acclaimed program allows students to catch up, build up, and get ahead. Our research-based curriculum and highly trained teachers lead to exceptional student success. We offer a 1:12 teacher/student ratio with daily support cards. We place students by skill level rather than by age or grade. Enroll full year or summer school.

Summer Springboard at the University of Washington

Grades 9-12

1400 NE Campus Way, Seattle 98195 858-780-5660 info@summerspringboard.com summerspringboard.com

Summer Springboard at the University of Washington and the UW Foster School of Business gives Seattle students a unique opportunity to explore college-level academics, build practical skills in fields like business, STEM, and healthcare, experience campus life, and gain clarity and confidence before the college admissions journey begins.

ANIMALS & FARMING

Camp Huston

Grades 1-10

14725 Ley Rd., Gold Bar 98251 360-793-0441 info@huston.org huston.org

Spend your summer in the Cascade foothills at Camp Huston! Open to all, Camp Huston offers recreation, exploration, and friendship in a diverse, Episcopal-rooted community. Our Discovery Group model builds skills and leadership through hiking, games, challenge courses, and camp-outs. Horse Camp and a 10-day Counselor Training program are also offered.

Ekone Summer Camp

Ages 8-18

401 Ekone Road, Goldendale 98620 509-773-4536 summercamp@ekone.org ekone.org

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

At Ekone, campers experience being important members of an inclusive community in relationship and service to a place. Our approach to horsemanship emphasizes the special relationship between children and horses. Everyone spends time grooming and caring for the

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horses, learning safe ground habits, and building relationships with horses from the ground while taking care of their minds and bodies.

Red Gate

Farm Day Camp

Ages 6-11

23836 SE 24th St., Sammamish 98075 425-466-3800

redgatefarmtraining@gmail.com redgatefarmdaycamp.com

Campers build self-confidence while experiencing the special bond between horse and rider, learning everything about horse care including basic grooming, saddling, and arena etiquette. Other activities include arts, crafts, and games. On the last day, campers share their new riding skills with a horse show for friends and family.

ARTS, CRAFTS & COOKING

Fashion Design Camp

Ages 10-16

4560 University Way NE, Seattle 98105 503-754-6533

nwfashioncamp@gmail.com fashiondesigncamp.org

Your child will explore and express their creativity and learn practical skills at Fashion Design Camp. Campers build a professional portfolio, design and sew two original looks, and shine on stage in our Finale Fashion Show. Camps are available June 22-26 or July 6-10. Established in 2006, we also offer online and in-person classes for youth and adults focused on vintage fashion customization and reuse.

Gage Academy of Art

Ages 6-18

2107 Westlake Ave., Seattle 98121 206-323-4243

info@gageacademy.org gageacademy.org/summer-camps

At Gage Academy of Art, summer is a chance to explore, imagine, and grow. Our Youth Summer Camps offer a fun, safe, and inspiring space where kids and teens learn new skills, build confidence, and create with guidance from experienced teaching artists. Families can choose between in-person and online options to fit their schedules.

Parks and Crafts

Ages 6-12

Lincoln Park 206-229-2623

parksandcraftsseattle@gmail.com parksandcrafts.com

Parks & Crafts is an outdoor art camp based in Seattle that centers creativity, nature, and self-expression. Each session begins with crafting a personal art journal or sketchbook, which campers fill throughout the week as they explore different materials and techniques. Campers help shape the experience by

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sharing what they’re curious to learn and what they want to create.

Pratt Fine Arts Center

Ages 6-18

1902 S Main St., Seattle 98144 206-328-2200

bzahniser@pratt.org pratt.org/youthteensummer FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Unleash your creativity in Pratt’s weekly art camps and classes beginning 6/22-8/14. Students (ages 6-18) can explore a variety of mediums across 14+ studios, build community, and define success on their own terms. Choose from full & half-day camp options that complement your schedule. Tuition assistance is available.

Roaring Mouse

Creative Arts Studio

Ages 2-9

7526 20th Ave. NE, Seattle 98115 507-400-7526 director@roaringmouse.org RoaringMouse.org

For over 29 years, Roaring Mouse has helped children explore who they are through art-making and play. We offer a variety of programs in our colorful, light-filled studio, including preschool, after-school art classes, afternoon summer camps, birthday parties and more!

Splashing

Cat Studio

Ages 6-18

6256 NE 159th Street, Kenmore 98028 425-366-7688

info@splashingcatstudio.com splashingcatstudio.com

Splashing Cat Studio offers engaging art camps, after-school classes, and weekend workshops for kids and teens. With school break camps, parent date nights, and optional after-care, our creative programs are perfect for busy families. Receive a 5% sibling discount with code “SIBLING26”. Register for summer camps by March 31 for a 10% discount.

Summer@Cornish

Ages 14-18

1000 Lenora St., Seattle 98121 206-726-5185 extension@cornish.edu plus.cornish.edu/summeratcornish

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Summer@Cornish is a 4-week intensive program offering high school students a mini-college experience at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University. Students in visual or performing arts develop their practice through full-day intensives and/or half-day electives. Scholarships and housing options available. 10% off tuition if registered before March 1st.

CULTURE, LANGUAGE & WRITING

Alliance Française de Seattle

French Summer Camps

Ages 6-17

4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, Suite 205, Seattle 98103 206-632-5433

info@afseattle.org afseattle.org/learn-french/summercamps

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Have fun in French this summer! The Alliance Française de Seattle invites children and teens to experience French through immersive and creative weekly camps. Campers will enjoy a mix of short French lessons, games, outdoor play in beautiful Meridian Park, exploratory activities, and hands-on projects to express themselves in French through creativity and collaboration. Full-day camps for youth 6-12, afternoons only for teens.

Clarion West

Ages 13-18

Hugo House: 1634 11th Ave., Seattle 98122 and other Seattle area locations 206-322-9083 info@clarionwest.org clarionwest.org

Learn about creative writing through science fiction, fantasy and horror with professional author Tara Campbell. This is a small-group

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camp, highly focused on individual attention and developing friendships. Over 10 days, participants explore various Seattle art spaces, museums, and speculative fiction pieces as inspiration, with Hugo House as our base.

Pacifica Writers’ Workshop

Comic Books, Make A Movie, Mysteries, Scary Stories and more Ages 6-12

Capitol Hill, Green Lake, Ballard, Montlake, West Seattle and North Seattle 206-434-0714

benjamin@pacificawritersworkshop.com pacificawritersworkshop.com

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Pacifica Writers’ Workshop inspires and unleashes creativity. We provide creative writing opportunities through classes, workshops, camps, and tutoring. Original curricula are written and taught by published authors and seasoned instructors.

FOR TEENS

Clarion West

Ages 13-18

Hugo House: 1634 11th Ave., Seattle 98122 and other Seattle area locations 206-322-9083

info@clarionwest.org clarionwest.org

Learn about creative writing through science fiction, fantasy and horror with professional

author Tara Campbell. This is a small-group camp, highly focused on individual attention and developing friendships. Over 10 days, participants explore various Seattle art spaces, museums, and speculative fiction pieces as inspiration, with Hugo House as our base.

Summer@Cornish Ages 14-18

1000 Lenora St., Seattle 98121 206-726-5185

extension@cornish.edu plus.cornish.edu/summeratcornish

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Summer@Cornish is a 4-week intensive program offering high school students a mini-college experience at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University. Students in visual or performing arts develop their practice through full-day intensives and/or half-day electives. Scholarships and housing options available. 10% off tuition if registered before March 1st.

Summer Springboard at the University of Washington Grades 9-12

1400 NE Campus Way, Seattle 98195 858-780-5660 info@summerspringboard.com summerspringboard.com

Summer Springboard at the University of Washington and the UW Foster School of Business gives Seattle students a unique op-

portunity to explore college-level academics, build practical skills in fields like business, STEM, and healthcare, experience campus life, and gain clarity and confidence before the college admissions journey begins.

MULTI-ACTIVITY

The Bear Creek School

Grades K-12

8905 208th Avenue NE, Redmond 98053 425-898-1720 summercamp@tbcs.org tbcs.org/summer

Bear Creek offers three one-week sessions, June 15-July 3, with a variety of sports, arts, and STEM camps running for 2 or 3 hours each day. We provide an exceptional, experiential education in a fun and nurturing environment. Open to the public for kids entering kindergarten through grade 12.

Brighton School

Summer @ Brighton School

Age 3-Grade 8

21705 58th Ave. W, Mountlake Terrace 98043 425-640-7067 brightonschool.com

This year, Be Bold, Be You at Brighton School’s summer camp! Every week, campers immerse themselves in hands-on activities from science and nature exploration to creative and performing arts, sports, and games. Our camp offers a perfect blend of indoor

SEATTLE CHILDREN’S THEATRE

SUMMER CAMPS & CLASSES

Whether your young artist is stepping onto the stage for the first time or leveling up their craft, SCT’s summer camps o er unforgettable experiences in creativity, confidence, collaboration, and pure summer joy.

NEW THIS YEAR

Full day camps for ages 5–6

Skills based progression for pathways for ages 9–18

Half-day, choose-your-own-specialty camps for ages 11–14

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Classes for ages 3.5–18

Summer camp for rising 1-10 graders

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Starting in late June, we offer day camps and overnight camps for kids in grades 3 through 12. Firwood Summer Camp offers campers a variety of activities, including sailing, kayaking, climbing, and crafts. What brings campers back year after year? The lasting friendships they make. Join us this summer.

Charles Wright Academy

Grades 1-9

7723 Chambers Creek Road West, Tacoma 98467 253-620-8388 summercamp@charleswright.org charleswright.org/community/camps

Summer camp at Charles Wright Academy offers hands-on experiences that spark curiosity and build confidence. Through play, creativity, and collaboration, campers grow as capable and caring individuals. In our state-ofthe-art athletics, STEM, and art facilities, students entering grades 1-9 explore a wide range of engaging day camp activities.

Eastside Catholic School

EC Summer Camps

Grades K-12

232 228th Ave. SE, Sammamish 98074 425-295-3000 landerson@eastsidecatholic.org eastsidecatholic.org/summer

5 Weeks. Endless Possibilities. Discover five weeks of fun, creativity, and competition through engaging athletic and enrichment camps led by Eastside Catholic faculty, coaches, and community experts. Campers build skills, make friends, and try something new in a welcoming environment. Open to all students.

Evergreen Academy

Summer @ Evergreen Academy

Grades Pre-K-6

16017 118th Place NE, Bothell 98011 425-488-8000 tshepherd@springedugroup.com evergreenacademy.com/elementary/ seattle/bothell

Get ready for a BIG, BOLD adventure at Evergreen Academy summer camp! Your child will dive into exciting hands-on activities, make lasting memories, and discover new skills. From on-stage performances to math challenges, digital art, and outdoor activities, we nurture every camper’s unique strengths and interests, empowering them to tackle challenges and new opportunities with courage, confidence, and determination.

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Hidden Valley Camp

Summer Camp

Ages 7-16

24314 Hidden Valley Road, Granite Falls 98252

425-330-2974

hiddenvalleycamp@earthlink.net hvc-wa.com

Hidden Valley Camp is a traditional overnight camp for boys and girls. Activities include horseback riding, swimming, sailing, arts and crafts, hiking, archery, and more. HVC offers the opportunity to live in a community setting that helps campers build social skills, gain independence, and establish memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. HVC has been a PNW tradition since 1947.

The Little School Summer Camp

Ages 3-11

2812 116th Ave. NE, Bellevue 98004 425-827-8708

Thelittleschool.org

Join us on our 12.5-acre wooded campus for 7 weeks of summer camp adventures and activities. Our weekly themes connect the daily activities, which include exploring our amazing woods, water play days, art projects, and much more. Our Summer Camp team are kind counselors who work to understand children’s interests, helping them to make strong friendships while enjoying the full

warmth that summer camp brings.

Majestic Adventures

Ages 6-17

Woodland Park: 1000 N 50th St., Seattle 98103

360-836-0386

info@majesticadventures.net questnorthwest.com/seattle

At Majestic Adventures, children and teens become the heroes of a fun role-playing adventure, working together in a magical world to overcome dynamic challenges, resolve puzzling dilemmas, and swashbuckle with foes. Each week of camp is an interactive story that engages campers’ imaginations while exercising their bodies and minds.

Meridian Summer Quest

Grades K-6 (Day Camp)

Ages 4.5-15 (Enrichment Classes)

4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, Suite 242, Seattle 98103 206-632-7154

summerquestinfo@meridianschool.edu meridianschool.edu/about/summer-quest

Meridian Summer Quest includes day camp and enrichment classes. Campers create, explore, and build friendships through arts, sports, games, and drama. Weekly themes and on- and off-campus adventures bring learning to life. Enrichment Classes include

ceramics, theatre, robotics, archery, chess, stop-motion, martial arts, skating, sewing, and more.

Northwest School Summer Camp

Ages 10-16

1415 Summit Ave., Seattle 98122 206-816-6211 northwestschool.org/summer

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Northwest’s Summer Camp offers youth 10-16 years exciting options in arts, science, music, dance, theater, math, photography and more! Build a schedule based on your interests, make friends with international and Seattle campers with fun outdoor activities, and enjoy our amazing lunch program. Boarding available for 12 years and older.

SAMBICA

Grades 2-9

4114 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE, Bellevue 98008 425-746-9110 camp@sambica.com sambica.com

A light on Lake Sammamish! SAMBICA offers 10 weeks of the best summer ever! Campers come alive through fun adventures like tubing, high ropes course, field games, and more. SAMBICA staff are committed to cultivating meaningful friendships and lasting memories for campers through play in

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WHAT EVERY PARENT NEEDS TO HAVE ON HAND

Let’s Play!

Summer camp is good for brain power, social skills and joy

Parents can feel some stress about making plans for summer� For kids, though, summer is all about playing. The happy news for parents: Focusing on play is a great plan because play is also good for your child’s brain development, social skills, and health.

There’s a growing body of research on the role of play in social, emotional, and cognitive development. That includes recess, an important part of kids’ days, as well as other kinds of play, like the summer camp activities you might be planning. We’ve known that research supports the idea that recess helps children do better in school and manage stress. It’s a necessary break from cognitive tasks that allows kids time to play, imagine, move, and socialize.

Research also shows that engaging in play overall helps us perform better across many aspects of life, including problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity. Play is so fundamentally crucial to child development that the American Academy of Pediatrics has become a vocal advocate for play, including giving guidelines for pediatricians to recommend play to parents at well-care visits. I recommend this to parents and my kiddo patients at Kaiser Permanente all the time. That’s one of the joys of summer camp — dedicated, focused play time is often part of the plan.

I use the term “play” broadly here, because it’s related to what your child is engaged by and interested in — object play like building a robot at STEM camp is one child’s play, while the rough-and-tumble play of team

soccer is another’s.

Here are just some of the benefits of play:

• Play releases stress Getting out to play eases stress in the moment. It also helps kids learn to relieve stress going forward by developing self-regulation and stress management skills that come with play. Plus, I think we could all sometimes use a good Nerf dart scuffle to discharge tension.

• Social skills are boosted by play� This is a big one for camp, where your kids meet new children and function in an atmosphere outside of the familiarity of home or school. At camp, they can build new social skills and learn to navigate different kinds of social situations through play.

• Play helps kids learn to manage everyday tasks� Playing often involves problem-solving, memory, focus, and juggling multiple tasks — some of the “execu-

tive functions” that allow us to pursue goals and ignore distractions.

• Playing grows your brain Whether your child is at an outdoor camp, a theater camp, a sports camp, an art camp, or participating in STEM experiences, learning through play will support the development of their brain structure and function. All while they are having fun: win-win.

• Play is often a physical activity� Exercise and activity are keys to lifelong health and well-being. Physical activity helps kids feel stronger, build muscle, and have more energy to do the things they enjoy.

• Mutual joy! Play is full of shared communication and what we call attunement, harmonious back-and-forth interactions. That’s important for parent and child, and for kids to spend time together to build relationships and

experience joy, which we all want for its own sake!

If children have had difficult experiences, such as a loss in the family, research shows that play is even more important. Play supports the formation of safe, stable, and nurturing relationships with caregivers, including teachers and camp counselors. Those stable relationships help any child thrive and get more out of their learning experiences. Encouraging your child to play nurtures their brain and social development, helping them express their natural curiosity and imagination. So, for a healthier family, keep play on the family agenda all year round!

ABOUT OUR COLUMNIST

Dr. Susanna Block, MD, MPH, is a pediatrician with Kaiser Permanente in Seattle and lives with her family in Queen Anne.

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Soundview Summer Camps

Grades Preschool-8

6515 196th St. SW, Lynnwood 98036 425-778-8572

ctaylor@soundview.org soundview.org/summer-camps

Soundview School offers engaging, inquiryand adventure-based summer camps for Preschool–Kindergarten and grades 6–8, led by dedicated staff who keep kids active, curious, and happy. Camps also help new students become familiar with the campus and its teachers. Soundview partners with Steve & Kate’s Camp to offer diverse camps for ages 4-12. Learn more at www.steveandkatescamp. com/lynnwood.

Spruce Street School

Ages 5-10

914 Virginia St., Seattle 98101 206-621-9211 office@sprucestreetschool.org sprucestreetschool.org

Get ready for a summer filled with adventure, friendship, and fun with the Spruce Street School Summer Camp! This small summer camp program in downtown Seattle is centered around themes and designed for campers ages 5-10.

Steve & Kate’s Camp

Ages 4-12

Eight Seattle Locations 415-389-5437

letschat@steveandkate.com steveandkatescamp.com/ puget-sound-camps

Campers choose from a variety of activities in real-time, including sewing, coding, maker crafts, sports & more! Buy any number of days to use at any time. Unused days are automatically refunded at summer’s end.

Stroum Jewish Community Center

Summer J Camp Grades PreK-10

3801 E. Mercer Way, Mercer Island 98040 206-232-7115 camp@sjcc.org

Summer Camps by RAS

Ages 5-12 (varies by location)

15+ locations across the Seattle-Tacoma area 1-855-287-2466

info@rightatschool.com rascamps.com/summer-camp

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Make summer count at RAS Camp! Our Adventure Weeks are filled with hands-on projects, themed activities, and surprise moments. From field trips and STEM challenges to crafts and water games, every moment counts. Before- and after-care included. Discounts and financial assistance are available. We accept WCCC subsidies.

Villa Ventures: The Ultimate Summer Adventure

Ages 4-17

5001 NE 50th St., Seattle 98105 206-524-8885 summer@thevilla.org thevilla.org/summer

Summer J Camp returns June 22-August 21! With 60+ inclusive options, J Camp is where kids dive into their passions for a memorable summer. From sports to arts to swimming, Summer J Camp has it all. Discounts + finan-

Villa Ventures provides the largest and most robust summer camp experience in Seattle. Located on Villa Academy’s campus, Villa Ventures Summer Camps feature high-quality, engaging outdoor and indoor experiences designed for curious and creative minds ages 4 to 17. There are activities for everyone, including sports, coding, outdoor education, and more. Registration opens on February 14, 2026, at 8 a.m.

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NATURE & ENVIRONMENT

The Attic Learning Community Summer at The Attic Ages 5-12

24023 51st Ave. SE, Woodinville 98072 425-424-0800 info@the-attic.org the-attic.org/summer-camps

The Attic Learning Community’s academic summer enrichment program is a series of one-week camps that offer learners opportunities to explore science, art, outdoor education, and more! These camps follow The Attic’s philosophy of hands-on, authentic, experiential learning and are taught by Attic Staff and local experts.

Birds Connect Seattle Nature Camp Grades 1-8

North Seattle College: 9600 College Way N, Seattle 98103 Kruckeberg Botanic Garden: 20312 15th Ave. NW, Shoreline 98177 206-523-8243 naturecamp@birdsconnectsea.org birdsconnectsea.org

Give your child a summer of discovery with hands-on nature exploration, outdoor play, and guided learning led by experienced educators. Our camps are designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and create lasting connections with the natural world.

Camp Huston

Grades 1-10

14725 Ley Rd., Gold Bar 98251 360-793-0441 info@huston.org huston.org

Spend your summer in the Cascade foothills at Camp Huston! Open to all, Camp Huston offers recreation, exploration, and friendship in a diverse, Episcopal-rooted community. Our Discovery Group model builds skills and leadership through hiking, games, challenge courses, and camp-outs. Horse Camp and a 10-day Counselor Training program are also offered.

IslandWood Grades 1-6

Brightwater Education Center: 22505 State Route 9 SE, Woodinville 98072 206-855-4300 campregistrar@islandwood.org islandwood.org/ outdoor-summer-day-camps

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Kids can learn about critters, crawlers, squirmers and slimers; splash their way through science; work on their own nature magazine; identify different bird species by their songs, feathers and nests, and so much more. Nestled amidst wondrous forests, sparkling streams and playful trails, the campus features 72 acres of discovery and endless possibilities. Registration opens on February 24.

Nature Vision

Ages 6-11

Locations in Redmond, Shoreline and Bothell

425-836-2697

info@naturevision.org naturevision.org/day-camp-programsand-summer-programs

Nature Vision camps in Redmond, Shoreline and Bothell are the perfect choice for kids who love learning about the natural world. Led by professional educators, our camps spark curiosity and help campers build confidence while exploring nature, gaining life skills, and making fun summer memories in the great outdoors!

Rite of Passage Journeys

Ages 10-18

22401 39th Ave. SE, Bothell 98021 425-485-7396

info@riteofpassagejourneys.org riteofpassagejourneys.org

Rite of Passage Journeys, established in 1968, fosters self-discovery, community belonging, and connection with the natural world. Through contemporary rite of passage experiences and education, we mentor youth, adults, and elders through life transitions, initiating soulful leaders for the next generation.

Vashon Wilderness Program

Ages 4-15

PO Box 712, Vashon 98070 206-651-5715

info@vashonwilderness.org vashonwilderness.org

Summer day camps at VWP invite children to form meaningful connections with nature while having fun exploring the mystery and magic of local ecology. Skilled nature-connection mentors spark curiosity as kids learn to track mammals, forage safely, build shelters, stay orient ed outdoors, interpret bird language, and grow through hands-on adventures that include songs, games, and storytelling.

Wilderness Awareness School

Wilderness Awareness Summer Camp

Ages 6-18

Duvall, Issaquah, Seattle and Kenmore 425-788-1301 wasnet@wildernessawareness.org wildernessawareness.org/ youth-programs

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

For over 40 years, Wilderness Awareness School students have been discovering the wonders of nature, exploring the outdoors, and building friendships. Campers work together, gaining nature awareness and experiential knowledge of plants, animals, animal tracks, birds, and survival skills. Storytelling and engaging activities make learning fun and nurture students’ connections to the earth.

ALL TOGETHER SKATEPARK

Ages 5–12

3500 Stone Way N., Seattle 98103 (206) 413-5528

info@alltogetherskatepark.com alltogetherskatepark.com

We specialize in first-timers, beginners, and kids who are ready to learn tricks. Our age range varies between 5 and 12, but we make exceptions for kids younger or older depending on how well they work with other kids and how determined they are to skateboard. We separate by skill level, with beginner, intermediate, and advanced. All equipment is included in the camp, and we have a complete pro shop with everything for sale.

THE ATTIC SUMMER CAMPS

Ages 5–12

24023 51st Ave. SE, Woodinville 98072 (425) 424-0800

info@the-attic.org the-attic.org/summer-camps

Learn and play with us at The Attic Learning Community’s summer, nature-based camps. Our four sessions of week-long, outdoor day camps make use of the woods, fields and creek on our beautiful 5-acre campus for fun and learning in our private setting. Campers explore science, art, outdoor education and more. Following The Attic’s philosophy of hands-on, authentic experiential learning, our camps are taught by highly qualified Attic educators. Our summer camps are open to the public.

ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE DE SEATTLE

Ages 6–17 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, Seattle 98103 (206) 632-5433

info@afseattle.org afseattle.org/summercamps

Have fun in French this summer! The Alliance Française de Seattle invites kids ages 6–12 (beginner and intermediate) and teens ages 13–17 (intermediate) to experience French through themed weekly camps and a playful, action-oriented approach. Campers will enjoy a mix of short French lessons, games and outdoor play in beautiful Meridian Park, exploratory activities in the historic Good Shepherd Center, and hands-on projects to express themselves in French through creativity and collaboration. Full-day camps for kids, afternoons only for teens. Registration is open.

BACH TO ROCK: ROCK BAND AND ROCK CITY

Ages 4–14 8451 164th Ave. NE, Suite 120, Redmond 98052

redmond@bachtorock.com (425) 522-4085 bachtorock.com/redmond/music-camps

Bach to Rock music camps give kids the chance to unleash their inner rock star—even if they’ve never played an instrument before! Rock Band Camp (ages 7–14) gives kids the chance to practice and perform hit songs with coaching from pro musicians as part of a real rock band. Our Rock City World Tour music camp introduces kids (ages 4–6) to the joy of music through a mix of story-time, musical instruments, and group play.

BAILA LATIN DANCE CAMP

Ages 4–10

2920 NE Blakeley St. (Suite F), Seattle 98105 (360) 362-0068 info@bailadistrict.com bailadistrict.com

Dance with a twist! This is a fun introduction to Latin dance styles like salsa, bachata, and merengue for kids. Our focus is on rhythm, basic steps, dance fundamentals and learning a fun choreography.

Dates: July 13–16 (Monday to Thursday, 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.)

CAMP GALILEO

Grades K–8

Bellevue, Burien, Mercer Island, North Seattle and Seattle Madison Valley 1-800-854-3638 info@galileo-camps.com galileo-camps.com

Camp Galileo invites rising K–8th graders to a summer where innovation and fun unite. Campers dive into hands-on STEAM projects and design challenges, transforming everyday materials into imaginative creations. Grounded in the Galileo Innovation Approach, our program helps children develop lasting confidence, creative problem-solving skills, and perseverance. Weekly sessions, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. camp day with extended care. Enrollments accepted via Bright Horizons. Financial aid available. Use code 26SEACHILD25 to save $25/week. Applicable on future purchases only.

BIRDS CONNECT SEATTLE NATURE CAMP

Ages 5-13

Kruckeberg Botanic Garden, Shoreline North Seattle College, Seattle (206) 523-4483, naturecamp@birdsconnectsea.org birdsconnectsea.org

Nature Camp emphasizes experiential outdoor activities that are playful, educational, and nature focused. Each week centers a different theme, including birds, oceans, insects, forests, ecosystems, and art. Your child may dissect an owl pellet, create a mural from natural materials, explore tidepools, admire local invertebrate adaptations, and much more! Scholarships are available. Our experienced and caring Naturalists are excited to welcome your children for a summer of outdoor fun and exploration.

CAMP HUSTON

Grades 1–10 14725 Ley Rd., Gold Bar 98251 (360) 793-0441 info@huston.org huston.org

Spend your summer in the Cascade foothills! Open to all, Camp Huston offers recreation, exploration, and friendship, embracing diversity in a community rooted in Episcopal identity. Our unique Discovery Group model allows campers to discover and develop their own skills, leadership abilities, and identities. Campers will experience formational activities like hiking, games, our challenge course, and camp-outs. Afternoons include free-choice activities like archery, swimming, arts and crafts, and sports. We also offer Horse Camp and Counselor Training, our 10-day leadership program.

SUMMER SAILING & WOODWORKING CAMPS

Ages 5–14

1010 Valley St., Seattle 98109 (206) 382-2628 youth@cwb.org cwb.org/summer-camps

Embark on a summer adventure with The Center for Wooden Boats’ Summer Camps! Whether your child is a budding sailor eager to catch the breeze on Lake Union or a young carpenter ready to shape their imagination, we have something for everyone. Hands-on, confidence-building camps for ages 5–14 are led by experienced instructors in a safe, welcoming environment on Seattle’s waterfront. Camps fill quickly, register online today.

EASTSIDE CATHOLIC SUMMER CAMPS

Grades K–12

232 228th Ave. SE, Sammamish 98024 (425) 295-3000 summer@eastsidecatholic.org eastsidecatholic.org/summer

This summer, Eastside Catholic welcomes campers in grades K–12 to explore, create and compete through fun and affordable athletic and enrichment camps led by experienced faculty, coaches and community experts. With week-by-week options in sports, arts, STEM and more, campers build skills, confidence and friendships in a supportive environment. Camps run July–August and are open to all campers—no Eastside Catholic enrollment required. Join us this summer!

Speculative Fiction

CLARION WEST TEEN WRITING CAMP

Ages 13–18

Hugo House: 1634 11th Ave, Seattle 98122 (206) 322-9083 info@clarionwest.org clarionwest.org

In this small-group intensive writing camp, teens learn about creative writing through science fiction, fantasy, and horror with professional author Tara Campbell. Each session is highly focused on individual attention and developing friendships. Over 10 days, participants explore various Seattle art spaces, museums, and speculative fiction pieces as inspiration with Hugo House as home base. Camp is held July 20–31, Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

EKONE RANCH SUMMER CAMP

Ages 8–18

401 Ekone Road, Goldendale 98620 (509) 773-4536 summercamp@ekone.org ekone.org

At Ekone Ranch, days are spent outside, doing projects, exploring the forests, grasslands, and canyons, and building community with humans and animals. Kids come home feeling confident, supported, and ready to tackle new things.

Programs offered in horses, art, cooking, music, leadership, and hands-on skill building. Located on 1200 acres of protected forest in Goldendale.

FASHION DESIGN CAMP

Ages 10–16

4560 University Way NE, Seattle 98105 (503) 754-6533 nwfashioncamp@gmail.com fashiondesigncamp.org

Your child will explore and express their creativity and learn practical skills at Fashion Design Camp. Campers build a professional portfolio, design and sew two original looks, and shine on stage in our Finale Fashion Show. Camps are available June 22–26 or July 6–10. Established in 2006, we also offer online and in-person classes for youth and adults focused on vintage fashion customization and reuse.

GIRLS ROCK MATH

Grades 1–6

3201 E Republican St., Seattle 98112 (206) 408-8078 camp@girlsrockmath.org girlsrockmath.org

Girls Rock Math is an arts-based math camp focused on empowering girls in STEAM subjects. Our hands-on themes capture the imagination, ignite deeper mathematical thinking, and help campers feel confident in their abilities. As part of a community where “Girl Power” rules, our campers develop leadership skills, make friends, take on challenges, and learn together in a meaningful way. With so many curricular themes to choose, there is truly something for everyone!

GAGE ACADEMY OF ART

Ages 6–18

2107 Westlake Ave., Seattle 98121 (206) 323-4243

info@gageacademy.org gageacademy.org/youth

At Gage Academy of Art, we ensure a fun, safe, and enriching environment where kids (6–11) and teens (12–18) can make the most of their summer. With top-notch instructors, we offer both in-person and online camps to fit your family’s needs. Whether it’s traditional painting and drawing or digital storytelling and character creation, your child will thrive and get in touch with their creative side at Gage’s Youth Summer Camp! Full and partial scholarships are available.

INCREDICAMPS

Ages 7–13 18515 92nd Ave. NE, Bothell 98011 & more Seattle-area locations (949) 548-5424 info@incredicamps.com incredicamps.com

IncrediCamps offers engaging, hands-on summer educational programs for kids ages 7–13. Our half-day and full-day programs blend creativity, STEM, performance, mystery, and teamwork in a safe, supportive environment. Campers build real skills, confidence, and friendships through age-appropriate goaloriented projects led by experienced instructors. Parents appreciate flexible scheduling, educational activities, and trusted supervision, while kids love creating, exploring, and coming home excited about what they learned. Programs encourage curiosity, collaboration, and joyful learning all summer long.

THE LITTLE SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP

Ages 3–11

2812 116th Ave. NE, Bellevue 98004 (425) 827-8708

Director of Auxiliary Programs, briw@thelittleschool.org thelittleschool.org/program/summer-camp

We believe kids learn best when they feel happy, safe and like they truly belong, so we create a camp community where every child is seen, celebrated and encouraged to be exactly who they are. With caring leaders, playful energy, and lots of fresh air, this is the kind of summer that sticks with kids long after the sunscreen washes off.

MERIDIAN SUMMER QUEST

Grades K–6 (day camp), Ages 4.5–15 (enrichment classes) 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, Suite 242, Seattle 98103 (206) 632-7154 summerquestinfo@meridianschool.edu meridianschool.edu/about/summer-quest

Meridian Summer Quest offers day camp and enrichment classes. Campers create, explore, and build friendships through arts and crafts, sports, games, and drama. Each week offers a new theme, along with on- and off-campus adventures that bring learning and play to life. Enrichment classes develop students’ skills and interests in ceramics, theatre, robotics, archery, chess, stopmotion, martial arts, skating, sewing, and more.

MAJESTIC ADVENTURES

Ages 6–17

Woodland Park, 1000 N 50th St., Seattle 98103 (360) 836-0386 info@majesticadventures.net questnorthwest.com/seattle

At Majestic Adventures, children and teens become the heroes of an incredibly fun and active role-playing adventure, working together in a mythical and magical world to overcome dynamic challenges, solve mystifying riddles, brainstorm unique solutions to puzzling dilemmas, and swashbuckle with foes. Each week of camp is a unique adventure—an interactive story that engages the campers’ imaginations, exercises their bodies and minds, and teaches them the fundamental principles of responsible empowerment, creative problem-solving, teamwork, and cooperative conflict resolution.

MORNINGSIDE ACADEMY

Ages 7–15 1605 17th Ave., Seattle 98122 (206) 709-9500 martha@morningsideacademy.org morningsideacademy.org

Let summer school unlock your child’s potential and get them feeling confident. Our expert teachers and curriculum developers focus on the specific reading, math, writing, and organization skills that each child needs. Using the Science of Reading and other evidence-based practices, Morningside guarantees one-half year’s growth in only four weeks!

NATURE VISION

Ages 6–11

Locations in Redmond, Shoreline, and Bothell (425) 836-2697 info@naturevision.org naturevision.org

Nature Vision camps in Redmond, Shoreline, and Bothell are the perfect choice for kids who love learning about the natural world! Led by professional educators, our camps spark curiosity and help campers build confidence while exploring nature, gaining life skills, and making fun summer memories in the great outdoors.

ORANGUTAN ACADEMY STEAM CAMPS

Grades K–8

434 NE Ravenna Boulevard, Seattle 98115 (206) 512-9546 chessape@outlook.com orangutanacademy.com

Sign up for fun, safe, indoor-outdoor STEAM camps near beautiful Green Lake Park in North Seattle. Our instructors have 40+ years of professional teaching experience in science, math, and chess. Our Summer STEAM camps run weekdays from 8:45 a.m.–3:00 p.m., with an option to extend to 5:00 p.m. We have field trips every week. Registration options are full week, single day, and half-day. Our students stay active all summer: they averaged 2.0+ miles per day in 2025.

THE NORTHWEST SCHOOL

Ages 10–16

1415 Summit Ave., Seattle 98122 (206) 816-6211 leilani.nussman@northwestschool.org northwestschool.org/summer

The Northwest Summer Camp offers youth aged 10–16 years so many exciting options in arts, science, music, dance, theater, math, photography and so much more!

Build your own schedule based on your personal interests, make friends with campers from Seattle and around the world, soak up the beautiful Pacific Northwest summer with fun outdoor activities, and enjoy our amazing on-campus lunch program!

We also offer boarding for campers 12 years and older.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET SCHOOL

Ages 5–7

116 136th Place NE, Bellevue 98005 (425) 451-1241 pnbschool@pnb.org PNB.org/NowEnrolling

Bring your tiny dancers to Pacific Northwest Ballet School this summer! Our week-long Eastside Summer Dance Workshops for ages 5–7 in Bellevue include an hour-long dance class, music class, story time, craft projects, and snacks. Pick from fun themes like The Nutcracker, Wizard of Oz, The Little Mermaid, Swan Lake, and Cinderella. Sessions run July 7-31, 2026. Dance with us one week or all four.

PARKS AND CRAFTS

Ages 6–12 Lincoln Park, West Seattle parksandcraftsseattle@gmail.com parksandcrafts.com

Parks & Crafts is an outdoor art camp based in Seattle that centers creativity, nature, and self-expression. Each session begins with crafting a personal art journal or sketchbook, which campers fill throughout the week as they explore different materials and techniques.

Campers help shape the experience by sharing what they’re curious to learn and create. We work with both traditional art supplies and found materials gathered from the forest and beach, emphasizing process, experimentation, and imagination over perfection.

SUMMER CAMP BY RAS

Ages 5–12 (varies by location) 15+ locations across the Seattle-Tacoma area 1-855-287-2466 info@rightatschool.com rascamps.com/summer-camp

Make summer count at RAS Summer Camp, where every hour is packed with discovery, creativity, and connection. Kids dive into exciting Adventure Weeks filled with hands-on projects, themed activities, special events, and surprise moments that keep each day fresh. From water games and STEM challenges to arts, crafts, and field trips, every moment counts. Before and after camp care are included, with discounts and financial assistance available. Working Connections Child Care subsidies accepted.

PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER

Ages 6–18

1902 South Main St., Seattle 98144 (206) 328-2200 info@pratt.org pratt.org/youthteensummer

Unleash your creativity in Pratt’s weekly art camps and classes! Sessions begin June 22 through August 14. Students ages 6–18 can explore a variety of mediums across 14+ studios, build creative community, and define success on their own terms. Choose from full- and half-day camp options that complement your schedule. Tuition assistance is available.

Enroll between February 9–28 and receive 10% off at checkout, automatically applied to your selected camp(s).

Learn more at pratt.org/youthteensummer.

SAMBICA

Grades 2–8 4114 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy. SE, Bellevue 98008 (425) 746-9110 camp@sambica.com sambica.com

A light on Lake Sammamish, SAMBICA offers 10 weeks of what campers describe as “The best summer ever!” Kids in grades 2-8 come alive through fun adventures like tubing, high ropes course, field games, and more. SAMBICA staff are committed to cultivating meaningful friendships and lasting memories for campers through play in a life-giving environment.

Visit our website for more information and give your child a summer they’ll never forget.

SEATTLE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Ages 5–12

305 Harrison St., Seattle 98109 (206) 441-1768 education@seattlechildrensmuseum.org seattlechildrensmuseum.org/camp

This summer at Seattle Children’s Museum, we are excited to offer 10 uniquely themed S.T.E.A.M. camps for curious young learners. Led by professional museum educators, each camp focuses on hands-on exploration and creative play. Children build friendships while developing problem-solving and social cognitive skills through meaningful, project-based learning. Our camps provide a joyful and supportive environment where kids are encouraged to explore ideas, take creative risks, and grow all summer long.

SEATTLE ULTIMATE FRISBEE

Ages 8–18

Various Seattle Locations (206) 550-8490 xtehn@seattlecascades.com seattle-ultimate.com

Join Seattle Ultimate youth camps for an exhilarating experience! Tailored drills suit all levels, coached by Seattle Tempest and Seattle Cascades professional players. Our Monday through Friday day camps hone skills, strategies, and teamwork with plenty of play. Open to grades 3-12, all genders welcome and scholarships are available.

6th-12th graders can adventure to overnight camp on Whidbey Island for 5+ days of mastering ultimate skills and making memories with activities like disc golf, beach forts, scavenger hunts and s’mores. Sign up now for the ultimate experience!

SEATTLE MAGIC ACADEMY

Ages 6–12

Locations in Bellevue, Issaquah and Seattle (425) 260-7842

magic@xakary.com

SeattleMagicAcademy.com

Step into a world of wonder and excitement at our amazing summer magic camps led by Xakary the Magician from America’s Got Talent. The magic at each camp location is completely different each week. Back again this summer is our amazing foam bubble party. Fun! Entertaining! Surprising!

The first 20 registrations to use the discount code SEACHILD2026 will receive $76 off the registration fee.

STEM CAMPS BY SNAPOLOGY OF EASTSIDE

Ages 4–14

Locations in Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Bellevue (425) 243-4026

redmond@snapology.com snapology.com/washington-redmond

At Snapology, learning doesn’t stop when school does—especially in the summer. Our camps give kids ages 4–14 the chance to dive into robotics, engineering, coding, and creative building. What feels like pure fun is actually hands-on STEM learning that builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and curiosity all summer long. Offered throughout the Eastside, our camps turn long, sunny days into unforgettable learning adventures—whether your child loves designing, experimenting, exploring, or trying something new.

SOUNDVIEW SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP

Ages 3–13 6515 196th St. SW, Lynnwood 98036 425-778-8572

ctaylor@soundview.org soundview.org/summer-camps

Soundview School offers exciting inquiry and adventure Summer Camp programs for students entering Early Childhood–Kindergarten and Grades 6–8. Camps are structured and led by Soundview staff with the goal of sending kids home happy and tired. Camp is also a great opportunity for incoming Soundview students to get to know the campus and teachers for the upcoming school year. Soundview partners with Steve & Kate’s Camp to offer a diverse range of summer camp experiences for ages 4–12.

STEAMOJI

Ages 5–14

Locations in Bellevue, Bothell, Klahanie, Newcastle, Redmond Visit website for contact information. steamojibelredplus.com/camps

Turn downtime into discovery time at Steamoji Summer Camps! Kids ages 5–14 dive into hands-on projects in engineering, coding, robotics, and 3D printing. From catapult competitions that spark engineering thinking to coding and designing an RGB desk lamp, campers build confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills. By the end of the week, they’re thinking like makers, inventors, and entrepreneurs—ready to dream up their next big idea.

Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

SPLASHING CAT STUDIO

Ages 6–12 6256 NE 159th St., Kenmore 98028 (425) 366-7688

info@splashingcatstudio.com splashingcatstudio.com

Splashing Cat Studio offers engaging, educational summer art camps where kids develop confidence, hone their fine motor skills, and expand their imaginations in a fun, supportive environment. Different art media and themes each week! Optional after-care available for working families.

Five-percent sibling discount with code SIBLING26.

Register by March 31st for a 10% discount!

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STEVE & KATE’S CAMP

Ages 4–12

Eight Seattle Locations (415) 389-5437

letschat@steveandkate.com steveandkatescamp.com/puget-sound-camps

Since 1980, Steve & Kate’s Camp has put kids in charge. Campers choose from a variety of activities in real time, including sewing, stop-motion, coding, sports and recreation, maker crafts, and more.

And there’s plenty of perks for grown-ups too. Families can attend for a day, the entire summer, or anything in between — no weekly sessions or reservations required. Any unused Passes are automatically refunded at summer’s end.

Lunch, snacks, and all hours (8 a.m.–6 p.m.) included. Ages 4–12.

STONE SOUP SUMMERSTAGE

Grades K–10

Meridian Playfield: 4920 Meridian Ave. N, Seattle 98103

John C. Little Park: 6961 37th Ave. S, Seattle 98118 (206) 388 9212

summer@stonesouptheatre.com stonesouptheatre.com

Stone Soup SummerStage: bringing stories to life for over 30 years! Through improv, movement, music, and acting, kiddos create 25–30 minute shows inspired by beloved classics like The Lion King and new titles such as Hero Porter : A Harry Potter Parody, and K-Pop Drama Hunters

Running at three locations, including a brand-new South Seattle spot at John C. Little Park, campers of all ages and abilities will explore the magic of live theatre.

SUMMER SPRINGBOARD @

THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

Ages 14–18 1400 NE Campus Way, Seattle 98105 (858) 780-5660

info@summerspringboard.com summerspringboard.com

Summer Springboard at the University of Washington and the UW Foster School of Business offers Seattle students an immersive short-term experience combining college level academics, career exploration, and campus life. Students explore fields like business, STEM, healthcare, and entrepreneurship, engage with local companies, and build confidence, independence, and practical skills that support future college and career success.

STUDIO EAST THEATER

Ages 4–19 10718 NE 68th St., Kirkland 98033 (425) 820-1800

info@studio-east.org studio-east.org/summer-camps

Looking for a summer camp that feels like a total treat for your kid and builds practical life skills? Studio East Summer Theater Camps inspire moments of self-discovery and creative collaboration through storytelling, acting, and backstage experiences. Introduce them to the stage with a movie-themed class or deepen their theater journey in an intensive led by experts. Proud-parent memories guaranteed.

Watch your student step into character this summer—save your spot today!

VASHON WILDERNESS PROGRAM

Ages 4–15

P.O. Box 712, Vashon 98070 (206) 651-5715

info@vashonwildernessprogram.org vashonwilderness.org

Summer day camps at VWP invite children to form meaningful connections with nature while having fun exploring the mystery and magic of local ecology. Skilled nature-connection mentors spark curiosity as kids learn to track mammals, forage safely, build shelters, interpret bird language and more! New offerings include Fly Fishing Camp and Teen Shadow Camp, plus expanded programs at new West Seattle locations—full of songs, games, stories, and hands-on adventure.

WEDGWOOD DRAMA STUDIO –THEATER IN THE PARK CAMP

Grades K–8

Viewridge Park, 4408 NE 70th St., Seattle 98115

(206) 384-1446

wedgwooddrama.com

Wedgwood Drama Studio’s Theater in the Park is an immersive outdoor summer camp where actors create original stories from the ground up. Guided by professional teaching artists, campers explore acting, improv, storytelling, movement, music, and art while building confidence, collaboration, and creative voice. The creative process leads the way, with stories ultimately brought to life on film. No experience required, just imagination and curiosity.

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YMCA of Greater Seattle

Ages 6-18

909 Fourth Ave., Seattle 98104 206-382-5022 campinfo@seattleinfo.com seattleymca.org/camp

YMCA Camp Colman, Camp Orkila, and BOLD & GOLD trips offer innovative youth development experiences that help kids and young people become their best selves. Through overnight camps and adventure trips, youth explore nature and make friends while building confidence, community, and social-emotional skills through modern, adventure-based learning for all youth.

OVERNIGHT

Camp Firwood

Grades 3-12

1740 Lake Whatcom Blvd., Bellingham 98229 360-733-6840 register@thefirs.org campfirwood.org/campers

Starting in late June, we offer day camps and overnight camps for kids in grades 3 through 12. Firwood Summer Camp offers campers a variety of activities, including sailing, kayaking, climbing, and crafts. What brings campers back year after year? The lasting

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Hidden Valley Camp

Summer Camp

Ages 7-16

24314 Hidden Valley Road, Granite Falls 98252 425-330-2974

hiddenvalleycamp@earthlink.net hvc-wa.com

Hidden Valley Camp is a traditional overnight camp for boys and girls. Activities include horseback riding, swimming, sailing, arts and crafts, hiking, archery, and more. HVC offers the opportunity to live in a community setting that helps campers build social skills, gain independence, and establish memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. HVC has been a PNW tradition since 1947.

Northwest School Summer Camp

Ages 10-16

1415 Summit Ave., Seattle 98122 206-816-6211 northwestschool.org/summer

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Northwest’s Summer Camp offers youth 10-16 years exciting options in arts, science, music, dance, theater, math, photography and more! Build a schedule based on your interests, make friends with international and Seattle

campers with fun outdoor activities, and enjoy our amazing lunch program. Boarding available for 12 years and older.

Rite of Passage Journeys

Ages 10-18

22401 39th Ave. SE, Bothell 98021 425-485-7396 info@riteofpassagejourneys.org riteofpassagejourneys.org

Rite of Passage Journeys, established in 1968, fosters self-discovery, community belonging, and connection with the natural world. Through contemporary rite of passage experiences and education, we mentor youth, adults, and elders through life transitions, initiating soulful leaders for the next generation.

Seattle Tempest / Seattle Cascades

Seattle Ultimate Grades 3-12

Lower Woodland, Jefferson, Montlake and Whidbey Island 208-550-8490 xtehn@seattlecascades.com seattle-ultimate.com

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Seattle Ultimate youth ultimate frisbee camps are great for beginners and kids with expe-

rience. The coaches are Seattle Tempest and Seattle Cascades players — learn from the pros! Day camp registration is open to ES, MS, and HS students in rising grades 2nd-12th. Overnight camp for grades 5th-12th. All genders are welcome.

YMCA of Greater Seattle

Ages 6-18

909 Fourth Ave., Seattle 98104 206-382-5022 campinfo@seattleinfo.com seattleymca.org/camp

YMCA Camp Colman, Camp Orkila, and BOLD & GOLD trips offer innovative youth development experiences that help kids and young people become their best selves. Through overnight camps and adventure trips, youth explore nature and make friends while building confidence, community, and social-emotional skills through modern, adventure-based learning for all youth.

PERFORMING ARTS

All That Dance

All ages

3012 NE Blakeley St., Seattle 98105 206-524-8944 info@all-that-dance.com allthatdanceseattle.com

Dance, play, and explore at All That Dance. Our inclusive, creative environment is the perfect place for your child to have their first dance experience, build skills, and grow as a dancer and human. We offer ballet, tap, modern, jazz, pop styles, and lyrical classes for all ages.

Bach To Rock Redmond Ages 4-14

8451 164th Ave. NE, Suite 120, Redmond 98052 425-522-4085 redmond@bachtorock.com bachtorock.com/redmond/ music-camps

Led by professional musicians, we offer one-day & week-long camps with halfday & full-day options. We offer three unique music programs for all aspiring artists, regardless of experience. Take a look at our upcoming Rock Band, Glee Club, and Rock City World Tour Camps.

Baila Latin Dance Camp

Ages 4-10

2920 NE Blakeley St. (Suite F), Seattle 98105 360-362-0068 info@bailadistrict.com bailadistrict.com

Dance with a twist! This is a fun introduction to Latin dance styles like salsa, bachata, and merengue for kids. Our focus is on rhythm, basic steps, dance fundamentals and learning a fun choreography. Dates: July 13-16 (Monday to Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.)

The best summers are filled with stories and memories. Give your child a memorable summer by signing them up to create stories, comic books, movies, and more!

The best summers are filled with stories and memories. Give your child a memorable summer by signing them up to create stories, comic books, movies, and more!

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The best summers are filled with memories. Give your child a memorable summer by signing them up to comic books, movies, and more!

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All camps for ages 6-12 years old

All camps for ages 6-12 years old

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All camps for ages 6-12

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Check out our Camptivities –free, camp-style activities in the Museum all summer long. Engaging summer camps for ages 4–10!

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Creative Dance Center

Summer Camps and Classes

All ages

12577 Densmore Ave. N, Seattle 98133

206-363-7281

info@creativedance.org creativedance.org

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Summer at CDC includes full and half-day multi-arts camps and classes. Camps include Bejeweled: Taylor Swift, Art in Motion, KPop Demon Hunters, Once Upon a Dance, Hip Hop Groove, Mystery at the Museum, Ballet Stories, Musical Theatre (Annie), EnviroDance, Creative Music: Peter & the Wolf, Dance Through Time: Jazz/Ballet/Modern, and Rise Up! Broadway.

Majestic Adventures

Ages 6-17

Woodland Park: 1000 N 50th St., Seattle 98103 360-836-0386

info@majesticadventures.net questnorthwest.com/seattle

At Majestic Adventures, children and teens become the heroes of a fun role-playing adventure, working together in a magical world to overcome dynamic challenges, resolve puzzling dilemmas, and swashbuckle with foes. Each week of camp is an interactive story that engages campers’

imaginations while exercis ing their bodies and minds.

Pacific Northwest Ballet School

Eastside Summer Dance Workshops

Ages 5-7

1611 136th Place NE, Bellevue 98005 425-451-1241 pnbschool@pnb.org PNB.org/NowEnrolling

Bring your tiny dancers to Pacific Northwest Ballet School this summer! Our week-long Eastside Summer Dance Workshops include an hour-long dance class, music class, story time, craft projects, and snacks. This summer’s session themes are The Nutcracker, Wizard of Oz, The Little Mermaid, Swan Lake, and Cinderella. Weekly camps run from July 6-31.

Seattle Children’s Theatre

201 Thomas Street, Seattle 98109 206-441-3322 sct.org

This summer, let creativity lead the way. Camps at SCT’s Adrienne Dillard-Coons Drama School offer pathways in acting, musical theatre, comedy, and more. Designed for curious beginners and confident performers alike, our camps give kids space to grow, shine, and explore their imaginations. Space is limited. Register at www.sct.org.

Seattle Girls Choir Summer Day Camps

Grades K-6

1300 E Aloha St., Seattle 98102 206-526-1900

info@seattlegirlschoir.org seattlegirlschoir.org/programs/ day-camp-registration

Curious about choir? Sign up for a fun-filled week of singing at Seattle Girls Choir this summer. At our weeklong day camps, your child will build singing skills, explore sound with instruments, and find new reasons to love making music — all while meeting new friends. We offer half-day Musical Mornings for rising K-1st graders and full-day Musical Mornings for rising 2nd-6th graders. No prior experience necessary to sign up.

Seattle Magic Academy

Ages 6-12

Seattle, West Seattle, Bellevue, Issaquah, Browns Point 425-260-7842

SeattleMagicAcademy.com

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Step into a world of wonder and excitement at our amazing summer magic camps led by Xakary the Magician from America’s Got Talent! The magic at each camp location is completely different each week. The first 20 registrations to use the coupon code SEACHILD2026, receive a $76 discount. PLUS

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an exciting foam bubble party each week. Fun! Entertaining! Surprising!

Stone Soup Theatre Summerstage Grades K-10

Meridian Playfield: 4920 Meridian Ave. N, Seattle 98103

John C. Little Park: 6961 37th Ave. S, Seattle 98118 206-388-9212

summer@stonesouptheatre.com stonesouptheatre.com

Stone Soup SummerStage: bringing stories to life for 30 years! Through improv, movement, music, and acting, kids create 25-30 minute shows inspired by classics like The Lion King and new titles like Hero Porter and K-Pop Drama Hunters. Three locations, including a new S. Seattle spot at John C. Little Park.

Studio East Summer Camps Ages 4-19

10718 NE 68th St., Kirkland 98033 425-820-1800 info@studio-east.org studio-east.org/summer-camps

Studio East Summer Camps: Learn, Grow, and Play All Summer. Students aged 4-19 develop storytelling, acting, and backstage skills for both life and the stage. Jump into theater with a movie-themed class, or deepen skills to get real-world ready with an intensive led by experts. Make the world your stage!

Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE Grade K-12

Issaquah: Hunt Family Theatre

Everett: Cope Gillette Theatre 425-392-1942

KIDSTAGE@VillageTheatre.org VillageTheatre.org/Classes

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Unleash your creativity with Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE summer camps! KIDSTAGE has the widest variety of youth theater camps on the Eastside and in the North Sound. Students explore passions and develop skills through Camps in acting, music, design, and more, all led by our team of theater professionals. Register for KIDSTAGE summer camps today and let your student shine.

Wedgwood Drama Studio –Theater in the Park Camp Grades K-8

Viewridge Park Playfield: 4408 NE 70th St., Seattle 98115

206-384-1446

christicruz@wedgwooddrama.com wedgwooddrama.com

Spend the summer creating original stories at Wedgwood Drama Studio’s Theater in the Park. Campers work with professional teaching artists through acting, improv, storytelling, movement, music and art, building confidence and creative voice in an energizing outdoor setting. Stories are brought to life on film. No experience needed, just imagination and curiosity.

5 Seattle Locations

Bellevue, Burien, NEW Mercer Island, North Seattle and Seattle Madison Valley camps!

Simple Scheduling

Weekly sessions, 9am-3pm camp day and extended care

Engaging Curriculum

Rising K-8th STEAM projects, hands-on collaboration and outdoor play

PRES CHOOL AGE

Brighton School

Summer @ Brighton School

Age 3-Grade 8

21705 58th Ave. W, Mountlake Terrace 98043 425-640-7067

brightonschool.com

This year, Be Bold, Be You at Brighton School’s summer camp! Every week, campers immerse themselves in handson activities from science and nature exploration to creative and performing arts, sports, and games. Our camp offers a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor adventures, all packed with excitement. Registration is open — save your spot today!

Creative Dance Center

Summer Camps and Classes

All ages

12577 Densmore Ave. N, Seattle 98133 206-363-7281 info@creativedance.org creativedance.org

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Summer at CDC includes full and halfday multi-arts camps and classes. Camps include Bejeweled: Taylor Swift, Art in Motion, KPop Demon Hunters, Once Upon a Dance, Hip Hop Groove, Mystery at the Museum, Ballet Stories, Musical Theatre (Annie), EnviroDance, Creative Music: Peter & the Wolf, Dance Through Time: Jazz/Ballet/Modern, and Rise Up! Broadway.

Evergreen Academy

Summer @ Evergreen Academy

Grades Pre-K-6 16017 118th Place NE, Bothell 98011 425-488-8000 tshepherd@springedugroup.com evergreenacademy.com/elementary/ seattle/bothell

Get ready for a BIG, BOLD adventure at Evergreen Academy summer camp! Your child will dive into exciting hands-on activities, make lasting memories, and discover new skills. From on-stage performances to math challenges, digital art, and outdoor activities, we nurture every camper’s unique strengths and interests, empowering them to tackle challenges and new opportunities with courage, confidence, and determination.

KidsQuest Children’s Museum

Ages Infant-10 1116 108th Ave. NE, Bellevue 98004 425-637-8100 info@kidsquestmuseum.org kidsquestmuseum.org

A hands-on, interactive Children’s Museum, non-profit organization, and a Certified Sensory Accessible Venue. KidsQuest encourages learning through play and emphasizes science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM). Featuring 25+ innovative exhibits for children infant to 10 years. KidsQuest offers various programs, including classes, summer camps, adult events,

workshops, and free programs.

The Little School Summer Camp

Ages 3-11

2812 116th Ave. NE, Bellevue 98004 425-827-8708

Thelittleschool.org

Join us on our 12.5-acre wooded campus for 7 weeks of summer camp adventures and activities. Our weekly themes connect the daily activities, which include exploring our amazing woods, water play days, art projects, and much more. Our Summer Camp team are kind counselors who work to understand children’s interests, helping them to make strong friendships while enjoying the full warmth that summer camp brings.

Roaring Mouse

Creative Arts Studio

Ages 2-9

7526 20th Ave. NE, Seattle 98115 507-400-7526 director@roaringmouse.org

RoaringMouse.org

For over 29 years, Roaring Mouse has helped children explore who they are through art-making and play. We offer a variety of programs in our colorful, light-filled studio, including preschool, after-school art classes, afternoon summer camps, birthday parties and more!

Stroum Jewish Community Center

Summer J Camp Grades PreK-10

3801 E. Mercer Way, Mercer Island 98040 206-232-7115 camp@sjcc.org sjcc.org/j-camp

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Summer J Camp returns June 22-August 21! With 60+ inclusive options, J Camp is where kids dive into their passions for a memorable summer. From sports to arts to swimming, Summer J Camp has it all. Discounts + financial aid available. Register today.

RELIGIOUS

Camp Huston

Grades 1-10

14725 Ley Rd., Gold Bar 98251 360-793-0441 info@huston.org huston.org

Spend your summer in the Cascade foothills at Camp Huston! Open to all, Camp Huston offers recreation, exploration, and friendship in a diverse, Episcopal-rooted community. Our Discovery Group model builds skills and leadership through hiking, games, challenge courses, and camp-outs. Horse Camp and a 10-day Counselor Training program are also offered.

IslandWood Summer Day Camps at Brightwater Full-day camps for kids entering 1st through 6th grades

June 29 - August 7

Brightwater Education Center 22505 State Route 9 S.E. Woodinville, 98072 islandwood.org/bwcamps

Our outstanding certified PGA and LPGA teaching professionals create a fun and exciting environment where kids can learn, practice and play. Summer Junior Camps

2, 3, and 5-day camps for ages 7–15

Learn more at premiergc.com

Traditional Summer Camp

S.T.E.A.M

Camp Galileo: STEAM Projects & Outdoor Fun

Grades K-8

Bellevue, Burien, Mercer Island, North Seattle and Seattle Madison Valley 1-800-854-3638

info@galileo-camps.com galileo-camps.com

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Get ready for an unforgettable summer at Camp Galileo, filled with STEAM projects, collaborative design challenges, and classic camp fun. Weekly sessions at 5 Seattle locations. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. camp day with AM & PM extended care. Use code 26SEACHILD25 to save $25/week. Applicable to future purchases only.

The Center for Wooden Boats Sailing and Woodworking Camps

Ages 5-14

1010 Valley St., Seattle 98109 206-382-2628

youth@cwb.org cwb.org/summer-camps

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Join The Center for Wooden Boats’ Summer Camps for hands-on sailing, woodworking, and boat-building fun. Experience beginner-to-advanced sailing on Lake Union, learn new woodworking techniques, or join Quick and Daring Boat Building to test creativity and teamwork. Safety, skill-building, and adventure are at our core, ensuring a truly unforgettable summer that boosts confidence, fosters camaraderie, and

seattlenorth.clubscikidz.com

Get ready for a summer of excitement, discovery, and hands-on learning at Club SciKidz Seattle! Our STEM summer camps offer engaging experiences in science, technology, engineering and math. From robotics and coding to space exploration and mini medical camps, there’s a camp for every curious mind.

Locations in Bellevue, Seattle Girls Rock Math

camp. Our camps offer engaging themes that capture a girl’s interest and imagination, and we use that as a catalyst for math growth through real-life, hands-on math projects. Creative and fun experiences with math help develop confidence, excitement, and joy

IncrediCamps

Ages 7-13

18515 92nd Ave. NE, Bothell 98011 and other locations

949-548-5424

info@incredicamps.com incredicamps.com

IncrediCamps brings engaging, handson summer camps to several locations, blending creativity, STEM, teamwork, and active fun. Campers build real skills through guided projects led by experienced instructors, while parents appreciate flexible scheduling, clear communication, and a safe, supportive environment that makes summer learning exciting and memorable.

KidsQuest

of West Bellevue

Summer Adventure Club

1150 114th Ave. SE, Bellevue 98004

admin@primrosewestbellevue.com primrosewestbellevue.com

Your child becomes an engineer, athlete, artist, and more as they explore fun and innovative ways to learn, like design thinking. They’ll take on engineering design challenges, experiments, and themed activities that help develop Active Minds, Healthy Bodies, and Happy

Rock Solid Science

120 West Dayton, Suite B4, info@rocksolidscience.com rocksolidscience.com

Rock Solid Learning Lab in Edmonds is a hands-on science space with geology programs, camps, field trips, parties, open play, gemstone mining, and rock

Seattle Children’s

305 Harrison St., Seattle 98109

education@seattlechildrensmuseum.org seattlechildrensmuseum.org/camp

This summer, Seattle Children’s Museum offers 10 uniquely themed S.T.E.A.M camps led by professional Museum Educators and grounded in hands-on exploration and creative play. Children build friendships, strengthen their problem-solving and social-cognitive skills, and grow through immersive, project-based learning in a joyful and supportive environment.

Snapology of Eastside

Ages

4-14

Redmond, Bellevue, Kirkland, Issaquah, Sammamish, Renton, Bothell and more 425-243-4026 redmond@snapology.com snapology.com/ washington-redmond/camps

Snapology summer camps keep learning alive when school’s out. Kids ages 4-14 dive into robotics, engineering, coding, and creative building—hands-on STEM fun that builds confidence, problem-solving skills and curiosity. Offered across the Eastside with partners, our camps bring unforgettable learning adventures to every young explorer, creator and innovator.

Steamoji

Ages 5-14

Locations in Bellevue, Bothell, Klahanie, Newcastle and Redmond steamojibelredplus.com/camps Turn downtime into discovery time at Steamoji Summer Camps! Kids ages 5–14 explore engineering, coding, robotics,

Rite of Passage JourneyS

Coming-of-age Wilderness Adventures

Imagine sending your kid o to summer camp and having them come back resilient, self-assured, and much less dependent on their phone.

Rite of Passage Journeys is a unique Northwest program that o ers wilderness experiences from which kids return standing taller, excited to connect with others and possessing a strong sense of who they are, what they can accomplish, and their place in the world.

“It’s so transformative, I can’t even tell you,” says Jenny Macke, the organization’s recent executive director. “I physically see the di erence in the kid, every kid—the way they walk, the way they stand, their con dence.”

“It’s kind of a sophisticated version of the adage: know thyself,” adds Randy Morris, president emeritus of the Rite of Passage Board of Directors.

is transformation happens through a variety of coming-of-age outdoor programs in Olympic National Park for kids ages 10 to 18. Journeys range from a week to three weeks, and many are backpacking trips, while others take place mostly at a base camp.

ese programs mark key life transitions: from childhood to adolescence, or from the teen years to adulthood. (Rite of Passage Journeys also has programs for adults.)

Morris says they meet an instinctual hunger for a way to pause and honor the change, an initiation into the next phase of life. is rarely happens in our culture, and in the absence of a healthy way to mark such a moment, some young people turn instead to alcohol, drugs, or dangerous activities.

Rite of Passage Journeys sends them into

the wilderness with their peers and expert mentors to challenge themselves physically and emotionally.

Who should consider a Rite of Passage Journey? Macke says the programs are a good t for families who prioritize:

○ Building resilience and life skills in their kids.

○ Reducing dependence on technology or devices.

○ Connecting with nature. “So many parents have great memories of being in nature and having freedom, and they want their kids to have that too.”

“Nature is the teacher,” Morris says. “We forget that. We become alienated from the wisdom nature has to o er.”

He acknowledges that it can be tough for kids to be away from their phones, games, and social media, but that the nervous system actually calms down in their absence, and the body returns to a more normal rhythm not to mention that the mind is open to new sights and experiences.

One of Macke’s favorite stories is of a journey participant who recalled spending time on a beach in Olympic National Park one evening. e stars were above her, more stars than she’d ever seen in her life in the city. Below her in the water was the glow of bioluminescence. She had a sense of awe.

Not everyone who shows up for a journey is necessarily seeking that awe or excited to be there, Macke says. “ e normal response of an ego, especially a teenager’s ego, when they don’t know something, is to be like: I don’t want to do it.”

And the journeys aren’t easy. ere can be tough hiking, carrying a heavy pack, sleeping on the ground, and group sessions full of challenging self-re ection and relating to others. Despite initial reluctance, Macke believes that kids actually want to be challenged, and they

love learning that they can do hard things.

“ e whole intention of a rite of passage is to stretch yourself, to say to the part of yourself that doesn’t want to do it that I’m going to try and I’m going to learn and I’m going to grow and I’m going to evolve.”

And don’t believe for a minute that this is all misery. “Oh, these kids have so much fun,” Macke says, “partly because they aren’t worrying all the time about being criticized or bullied or teased for saying something crazy or zany or whatever. ere’s a culture that’s created around authenticity, vulnerability, truth telling, taking chances, and a lot of listening and kindness.”

e end result is what Morris describes as a sense of, “I did that! I didn’t know I could, but I did.” He says it means a lot to a young person to have others witness them exhibiting strength and courage. Lifelong friendships are created, too.

e journeys, by the way, are in small groups led by guides who are highly trained in both the emotional and outdoor aspects of the trips. In general, adolescent journeys for 12- to 15-year-olds are divided by gender; both older and younger groups are mixed gender, and there is also a program called Queer Kinnection for LGBTQIA++ youth ages 14 and up.

Rite of Passage Journeys for 2026 begin in late June and many still have space available. Find full details at riteofpassagejourneys.org.

Inclusive classes for all ages and abilities

SUMMER MULTI-ARTS CAMPS

Multi-Arts Classes today

Musical Theatre: Annie • Once Upon a Dance • KPop

Demon Hunters • Art in Motion • Bejeweled: Taylor Swift • EnviroDance • Creative Music: Peter & the Wolf • Mystery at the Museum and more!

JOY • CREATIVITY • COMMUNITY

and 3D printing through hands-on projects from catapult challenges to designing RGB desk lamps. Campers build confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills, leaving inspired as makers, inventors, and entrepreneurs. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

SPORTS & FITNESS

All Together Skate Park

Ages 5-12

3500 Stone Way N, Seattle 98103 206-413-5528

info@alltogetherskatepark.com alltogetherskatepark.com/skate-camps

ATS provides weeklong Summer and Winter Camps and many Day Camps for ages 5-12 throughout the year. These camps focus on creating a fun and positive environment where we facilitate individual growth through group lessons. Visit our page for more details.

Let’s Play Pickleball

Ages 7-13

Ingraham High School Pickleball and Tennis Courts: 1819 N 135th St., Seattle 98133 SWAC Pickleball and Tennis Courts: Southwest Thistle St., Seattle 98126 hello@letsplayseattle.org letsplayseattle.org/summer

Get ready for sunshine, smiles and serious pickleball action! Come learn and excel in one of the fastest-growing sports in America. Whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or an already seasoned player aiming to improve your game, our camp will provide expert coaching, exciting competition, and plenty of pickleball fun!

shine bright all summer

Seattle Bouldering Project

SBP Summer Camps

Ages 6-15

3535 Interlake Ave. N, Seattle 98103 900 Poplar Pl. S, Seattle 98144 4502 University Way NE, 98105 206-430-7757 sbp.programs@boulderingproject.com boulderingproject.com/ seattle-summer-camp

SBP Summer Camps are a great way to spend summer days. We delve into a sport whose physical and mental benefits are both tangible and diverse. Our staff is dependable and caring, whose focus is youth development. Campers will spend time working on their climbing skills, connecting with new friends, and gaining confidence, both on and off the wall.

Seattle Junior Golf Camps

Ages 7-15

Interbay Golf Center, Jackson Park Golf Course and Bill Wright Golf Complex 206-254-6545 premiergc.com

Our certified PGA and LPGA teaching professionals create a fun and exciting environment where kids can learn, practice and play. We offer 2, 3, & 5-day Seattle Summer Junior Golf Camps from June through August.

Seattle Tempest / Seattle Cascades

Seattle Ultimate Grades 3-12

Lower Woodland, Jefferson, Montlake and Whidbey Island 208-550-8490

xtehn@seattlecascades.com seattle-ultimate.com

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Seattle Ultimate youth ultimate frisbee camps are great for beginners and kids with experience. The coaches are Seattle Tempest and Seattle Cascades players — learn from the pros! Day camp registration is open to ES, MS, and HS students in rising grades 2nd-12th. Overnight camp for grades 5th-12th. All genders are welcome.

SwimGuru

Ages 6 months-Adult

Seattle, Lynnwood and Fall City 206-200-9449 support@swim.guru swim.guru

SwimGuru provides private, one-on-one swim lessons focused on building real swimming skills and lifelong water safety. We help children move beyond basic water comfort to develop confidence, independence, and the ability to swim with strength and control. Skill comes first — confidence follows. SwimGuru is a start-to-finish program that gives clients

Offering fun, hands-on geology programs for kids of all ages. Come play, explore, and get curious.

Offering fun, hands on geology programs for kids of all ages. The lab experience comes to you!

ROCKS • MINERALS • FOSSILS CURATED ROCK BOXES

ROCKS • MINERALS • FOSSILS STEM ENRICHMENT

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