American Robotics Academy - Summer Camps
Houston, TX
Other

At Robotics camp students develop an understanding of "how things work" through hands-on activities that demonstrate the principles of simple and motorized machines. They gain experience with design and problem solving through the use of gears, motors, wheels and axles, pulleys, and remote control devices. Working in teams, students learn a variety of ways to design a robot to do the things they want it to do.

Camp Sierra Vista for Girls
Ingram, TX

Sierra Vista is the sister camp to Rio Vista. Located in the Texas hill country along the Guadalupe River. Our program is dedicated to providing each girl with a safe, wholesome, fun-filled, learning camp experience.

Hunters Chase Farms Inc.
Wimberley, TX

HCF Day and overnight camps focus on horseback riding and horse care. The campers also swim daily and play with some arts and crafts

Kidventure Day Camp
Houston, TX

Since 1994 Kidventure has grown to be Houston's most recognized camp program. Come and help us celebrate our 25th year this summer!

Camp Langston
Mt. Pleasant, TX

Camp Langston- fun, friends and new adventures since 1951. A traditional children's summer camp for boys and girls.

Rockhold Karate Sword & Archery Camp
Cedar Park, TX

Sharpening Mind, Body, & Character

Young Actors Performing Arts
Dallas, TX

Get the best Acting training and be CAST in lead roles in (2) Performances! Our 20th year!

Young Artist Art Studio
The Woodlands, TX
Other

Whether you live in the area or just visiting for a few days, you can enroll your kids in an entirely different type of summer camp at hands on art camp!

Life Ki-do Karate Camp
Austin, TX

Fun, Friendship & Ninja Movement

Music & Movement of Arlington
Arlington, TX

The Music Together® classes are designed for babies and children ages 0-4 years. Activities include singing, playing instruments, and exploring rhythm and movement.

Camp Stewart for Boys
Hunt, TX

The oldest camp continuously operated summer camp in the southwest focusing on character development and skill mastery. Welcoming boys 6 to 16 years of age.

Broadway Bound
Sugar Land, TX
YMCA of Austin
Austin, TX

This summer, the YMCA of Austin will offer 20 camps across Austin, Hays County and Bastrop, including Kinder, Theme, Sports, and Trailbrazer camps. All camps will offer swimming, field trips, games, crafts, and character development activities.

Camp El Har
Dallas, TX

Camp El Har has always been a place for people to get away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby city. A place to just relax and enjoy God’s creation. A true refuge for campers and family!

Lone Star School of Music
Austin, TX

Kids will learn from professional Austin musicians how to put a band together, how to write songs, how to get gigs and a whole lot more! A minimum of six months private instruction on their instruments is required.

Summer Science Camp
Bellaire, TX

Campers work together & independently to solve problems, perform experiments, play games, create imaginative crafts, & more. Topics: Volcanoes, Earthquakes & Forces of Nature, Birds of a Feather, Wacky Science, & Reptiles of the World.

Building Brains Lego Educational Programs
Cypress, TX

Lego I (3 to 5 year olds) BUILDING BRAINS uses LEGO Duplo and K’NEX educational kits to BUILD math and science skills. These educational building kits have specially designed gears, levers and pulleys that teach students to build simple machines that really work.

Orpheus Academy of Music Summer Camps
Austin, TX

Weekly Online Group Classes for Ages 4 to 13. In this unique summer music experience, students will build musicianship skills and connect with other students in fun, interactive activities inspired by our most popular summer camps!

Bay Area Racquet Club Holiday & Summer Tennis Camps
Houston, TX

SE Houston's FINEST Tennis Camp program. Learn and train with highly skilled professional staff.

kidsActing Studio
Austin, TX

Sing! Dance! Act! Laugh! Create!




Texas Summer Camps on CampChannel.com

TX Directory Overview

Texas camp statistics within this directory. Percentages reflect share of all directory listings.
Statistic Texas % of Dir.
Total Listings1225.3%
Day Camps875.9%
Resident Camps554.6%
Family Camps174.5%
Travel Camps41.5%
Coed Camps985.0%
All-Girls Camps227.1%
All-Boys Camps158.2%

Format counts may overlap.

Price Range and Age by Format

Listings offering that format exclusively. Fewer than 5 listings omitted. Prices reflect director-reported brackets.
Format Price/Wk Ages Coed%
DayUnder $100 - $7516 - 1694%
ResidentUnder $100 - $1,5517 - 1756%

Ages = median values. Prices = director-reported brackets.

Top specialty categories for Texas within this directory, filtered by minimum listing count and quality score.
Specialty Listings % of State % of Category
General Program4738.5%4.2%
Academic Camps2016.4%7.4%
Family Camps1713.9%4.6%
Horseback Riding Camps1613.1%6.5%
Science Camps1411.5%7.3%


General Notes About Camps in the State of Texas

Texas has a hot, sunny climate that makes it perfect for outdoor summer camps. The state experiences hot summers, with temperatures often exceeding 90°F, making it ideal for water sports, hiking, and other outdoor activities. The Gulf Coast offers a more humid climate, perfect for beachside camps, while the hill country and mountainous areas provide cooler, dry air. This diverse climate allows Texas to offer camps that cater to a variety of interests, from adventure to arts and sports.

Texas is known for its vast geography, which includes everything from mountains and deserts to coastal plains. The state's diverse landscape offers a variety of camps in different regions: the Hill Country for hiking and adventure camps, Dallas and Austin for arts and tech camps, and the Gulf Coast for water-based camps like sailing and surfing. The Big Bend National Park offers a remote, nature-filled environment for kids to explore the wild beauty of West Texas.

Texas boasts several unique ecosystems, from the desert in the west to the wetlands along the Gulf Coast. Many camps in Texas focus on ecology and environmental education, offering hands-on experiences for kids to learn about conservation, wildlife, and ecosystems. Campers can participate in activities like bird watching, environmental stewardship projects, and wildlife tracking, learning about the state's diverse flora and fauna while engaging with nature in a meaningful way.