MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

Washington Wizards Jr. Wizards Summer Camp

The Washington Wizards Jr. Wizards camps offer boys and girls ages 6 to 14 the chance to develop their basketball skills in a fun and exciting team-focused environment. These programs are designed for athletes of all skill levels. Register today! Locations throughout the DMV.

DC

DC Bouldering Project Summer Adventures

Discover the Olympic sport of fencing at DC Fencers Club summer fencing camps. Fencing camp activities include games, footwork, fencing technique and tactics, group lessons, fencing videos, competition, training with nationally ranked fencers and new friendships. 1611 Eckington Pl. NE, Ste. 150, Washington, DC 202-667-2404.

National Building Museum Summer Camps

Rising 2nd to 5th graders can choose from two themes, each offered in a week-long camp session: “Brick City: World Architecture Brick by Brick” invites kids to explore iconic global architecture using LEGO® bricks and “Invention Lab: Build, Create, Innovate!” is a hands-on introduction to engineering through Rube Goldberg machines. 401 F St. NW, Washington DC 202-272-2448.

National Postal Museum’s STAMP Camp

Ignite your child’s curiosity and elevate summer fun with our free virtual STAMP Camp! Sign up to receive five hands-on activities by email all summer to be completed at your own pace in this self-guided, synchronous, interactive series. Designed to inspire young minds, each activity is packed with museum objects, hands-on projects, and engaging challenges. Perfect for learners ages 6-12. Virtual.

The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts

Spend your summer at The Theatre Lab building your acting skills in a high-energy, fun environment with top-level teachers and faculty. The Theatre Lab offers theatre training programs for students from 1st grade to 19 years old. In a collaborative setting, participants grow as artists while forming a supportive creative and ensemble focused community. Visit theatrelab.org for more information. 900 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001, 202-824-0449.

VIRGINIA

Art Camp at The Art League

Unleash your child’s imagination this summer at Art Camp! Kids complete a fun new project daily, including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture and more. Camps run Monday to Friday and vary curriculum from week to week. Specialty camps, like Drawing Camp or Painting Camp, focus on immersion in one particular medium. Alexandria, Va. 22314, 703-683-2323.

Beginner Fencing Camp

Cardinal Fencing Academy teaches people how to compete in the Olympic sport of fencing which can be applied to competing in life. We do this for our students, their families and the community. We do this through our philosophy of caring, inclusion and competence. Sterling, Va. 240-424-0749.

LLE Education Group

Now enrolling for summer camp. Camp Imagination. Our experienced teachers and engaging curriculum offer children the opportunity to learn and grow in a safe, nurturing environment. Learn & grow with us! 4300 Prince William Pkwy., Woodbridge, Va. 703-819-1567.

The St. James Summer Camps

Make 2025 their BEST SUMMER EVER with nonstop fun at our award-winning Adventure, Sports and STEAM camps – voted Best Summer Camp in the DMV! Designed for ages 4-13, we offer full-day, half-day and extended care options with lunch included, plus transportation options to fit your busy schedule. Let the adventure begin! The St. James, 6805 Industrial Rd., Springfield, Va. 703-239-6846.

MARYLAND

DC Fencers Club Summer Fencing Camps

Discover the Olympic sport of fencing at DC Fencers Club summer fencing camps. Fencing camp activities include games, footwork, fencing technique and tactics, group lessons, fencing videos, competition, training with nationally ranked fencers and new friendships. 9330 Fraser Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 301-562-1990.

Oneness-Family School Summer Programs

Discover Oneness-Family School’s summer programs for ages 2nd–8th grade! Engage in hands-on Montessori learning, exciting field trips, environmental exploration and creative theater. From Little Explorers (ages 2-3) to Peace Weavers (3½–6), Earth Keepers (Grades 1–5) and Summer Theater (Grades 3–8), there’s something for every child to learn and thrive! 6701 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase, Md. 301-652-7751.

Summer Enrichment Academy at UMBC

The Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA) at UMBC offers engaging one-week workshops for middle and high school students. Led by UMBC faculty, industry professionals and graduate students, SEA explores science, engineering, technology, the arts and humanities, providing a stimulating learning experience. Baltimore, Md. 410-455-8607.

FOR KIDS WITH DIFFERING ABILITIES

BSC Buddy Camp

At Bethesda Soccer Club Buddy Camp, high-level coaches and elite youth soccer players join forces with children with physical and developmental disabilities to improve their soccer skills and to share in the love of the game. Walter Johnson High School, 6400 Rock Spring Dr., Bethesda, Md. 240-477-2504.

Camp Forget-Me-Not/Camp Erin DC

Campers ages 6-17 will enjoy a full day of traditional camp activities, grief focused groups and workshops to help them explore a variety of ways to express themselves while developing skills. All the activities are specially designed to help campers express themselves and develop bonds with others. Camp Forget-Me-Not/Camp Erin DC is provided free of charge. Meals and snacks will be provided during the day camp. 4201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Ste. 300, Washington, DC 202-624-0010.

Camp Holiday Trails

A camp for children and teens with medical needs and their siblings, aged 6-17. CHT was incorporated as a nonprofit in 1973 and, since that time, has provided over 10,000 kids with medical needs the opportunity to experience a positive camp experience. 400 Holiday Trails Ln., Charlottesville, Va. 434-977-3781.

Camp Inclusion

Camp Inclusion is a summer day camp for any student with or without a cognitive, social or physical disability. At Camp Inclusion, campers participate in many group games and sports such as soccer, kickball and handball. Campers also participate in art & crafts activities such as tie-dye and painting, as well as developmentally appropriate board games. Games are age appropriate and adapted for all needs. Glenwood Middle School, 2690 MD-97, Glenwood, Md. 443-398-8537.

Camp Ramapo

Based on a 250-acre campus in Rhinebeck, New York, Camp Ramapo is a residential summer camp that serves young people who are affected by social, emotional or learning challenges, including those on the autism spectrum. Rhinebeck, NY. 845-876-8403.

Summit Camp DC Weekenders

Weekenders are tons of fun for teens! Plus, Summit offers many opportunities for learning and growth as part of our weekender offerings. Your teen may participate in the following class activities during a weekender experience: Managing Money 101, Travel Safety and Awareness for Teens, Creative Arts Paint and “Sip” Class, Orienteering, Ropes Course or Archery Instruction, Team Building Games, Karaoke and Talent Night and much more! Md. and DC 570-253-4381.

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