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Note: To have your camp listed in the Time Out Kids Summer Day Camp Guide, send the camp’s name, phone number, website, session dates and times, locations, age ranges and a short descriptive blurb to kids@timeoutny.com.
GENERAL CAMPS
Art Farm in the City
Jun 30–Aug 22. Mon–Fri 9am–3pm or 9am–12:30pm. The Art Farm in the City, 419 E 91st St between First and York Aves (212-410-3117, theartfarms.org). Subway: 4, 5, 6 to 86th St. $475–$600 per week.
This UES “farm” gives city tots a countrified experience, replete with live, pettable bunnies, hamsters and guinea pigs, plus way-cool geckos and parrots. Each camp week features a different theme, from kid-friendly cooking to circus skills. During the Exotic Animals week, for example, brave souls can get up close and personal with a giant snake or a tarantula. Campers also bake treats, play soccer and engage in arts-and-crafts, science and nature projects. Swimming and music classes are offered. Ages 3 to 8.
redwood
Wed, Jun 11, at 07:41pm
I will be attending Cybercamps.com in Waltham Massachusetts.
redwood
Wed, Jun 11, at 04:07pm
Cybercamps - Cool Computer Camp -Great Promotional Discount
Giant Campus’ summer camps give kids the essential 21st century skills needed for success in today’s tech-driven, global marketplace. While we’re teaching kids how to program a computer, build a robot or design a Web site, we’re also encouraging them to think critically, work collaboratively and communicate effectively – igniting their potential and building character.
Cybercamps Academy (ages 10-17) – Held on 50+ college campuses nationw
Marya
Fri, Mar 07, at 05:48am
You should add the Bank Street School Summer Camp to your list on the UWS.
