Design and build your own personal project in our makerspace
The Works’ summer camps are ideal for girls and boys entering kindergarten through 7th grade who love to explore, discover, design and build. Campers have fun, use real tools, and learn how things work with hands-on projects in science and engineering.
Camp Pepin brings campers together from near and far to build confidence, character, and lifelong friendships. Our international staff and caring counselors create a welcoming, close-knit community that celebrates each individual - regardless of background or ability. Through hands-on learning, outdoor adventure, and small-group living, kids grow into capable and compassionate people.
Campers from the Twin Cities and beyond have fun learning new skills through a variety of adventurous activities led by caring counselors, many of whom are international. Camp Fire Minnesota is 104 acres along the shores of beautiful Lake Minnewashta with both natural forest and prairie lands, which is ideal for exploration and nature based education.
Flourish Summer Camp is a performing arts program for youth ages 11-15.
Camp Friendship, Camp Eden Wood, and Camp Courage serve children and adults with disabilities.
Recreation Opportunities for Creative Kids in the Summer
YMCA Camp Menogyn offers high-quality wilderness adventures throughout North America! Exciting activities such as canoeing, backpacking and rock climbing all have an emphasis on personal growth, skill development and relationships.
Duluth YMCA Camp Miller has a long history of providing quality programs in a beautiful outdoor setting. Located on 340 acres and one mile of shoreline on Sturgeon Lake, campers experience traditional camp programs.
A fun-filled day camp proving students with a quality equestrian experience.
Recreational & Competitive Gymnastics Day Camps for boys and girls ages 5 & up!
Rumriver Art Center will be offering Summer Art Camps starting in mid June and running through August. Each camp is a week long and will focus on the art making process using various art media from drawing and painting to pottery and sculpture.
Camp Character is for youth with special needs ages 7-18. Our camp teaches life skills, social skills, and confidence. We use outdoor activities, teambuilding, water activities, high and low ropes activities and more to teach applicable skills. We have three separate camps within each camp for girls 12 and up, boys 12 and up, and younger youth. We guarantee your child will want to return and grow their skills!
Future rock stars wanted! Learn an instrument, join a band, and put on a show!
Fun summer technology camps in robotics, game design and graphic design at the College of St. Scholastica
ISM’s ELL Summer Camp allows students to learn/improve English as they enjoy all MN has to offer. We have exercises & activities that will strengthen written & spoken English as well as cultural activities to practice English skills.
2011 Summer Camps at Great Lakes Aquarium! The four camps are listed below. For more information and details on each camp, contact Great Lakes Aquarium (GLA) at 218-740-3474
Etiquette & Life Skills are taught in engaging and memorable ways during this 3 day summer camp! Both social and dining skills are incorporated.
Along with COMPAS Teaching Artist Kelley Meister, learn about cyanotypes, a simple, nontoxic photographic process that uses the sun for exposure and water as developer. Explore how UV light from the sun can create art!
