SUMMER CAMP
Arts Gen al DAY AND OVERNIGHT CAMPS
LYNX National Arts & Media Camps
06/09/25 – 07/25/25
The LYNX National Arts and Media Camps are summer immersion programs for high school students interested in the arts and music. The camps are hosted on the University of Colorado Denver campus and sponsored by the CU Denver College of Arts & Media. The camps are designed to provide students with an educational preview of the college programs offered in the College of Arts & Media while also providing students with an inspiring and memorable summer camp experience. We host high school students from throughout the U.S at the camps and occasionally even have international students attend!
Denver, CO 14-18
$$ $$$ $600-$2,500 lynxcamp@ucdenver.edu
artsandmedia.ucdenver.edu/prospective-students/ lynx-camps
(303) 315-7468
Keystone Science School
06/09/25
Experience the Rocky Mountains this summer with our adventurous Day Camps (K-5th), Overnight Discovery Camps (1st-8th), and Teen Adventure Trips (5th-12th). Campers will create lifelong friendships, explore the natural world, and develop leadership and wilderness skills. Since 1976, our 23-acre mountain campus has been the perfect basecamp for summer fun and discovery. Each week offers exciting science themes paired with outdoor adventures like rock climbing, rafting, backpacking, archery, paddleboarding, horseback riding, and more. From first-time campers to seasoned adventurers, everyone will find something to inspire and challenge them. Our programs foster curiosity, teamwork, and a deeper connection to the outdoors.
Keystone, CO 05-19
$$ $$$ $549-$1,699 support@keystonescienceschool.org keystonescienceschool.org/camp (970) 468-2098
Photo Credit Nat Maul
Nat e/Env onment
Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center
Special Needs DAY AND OVERNIGHT CAMPS
06/09/25 – 08/15/25
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies Bird Camps
06/02/25 – 08/01/25
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies offers year-round camp experiences for kids ages 4-17. All camps are focused on bringing kids outside to have fun and explore nature while making friends, developing leadership skills, and gaining insights into their relationships with themselves, others and the world around them. Our dynamic combination of day and overnight camps are designed in a progression to introduce young children to the outdoors. Aiming to build their skills over time, while offering opportunities for deeper exploration and understanding of the natural world through the lens of bird conservation.
Brighton & Fort Collins 04-17
$$ $$$ $120-$1,400 becky.heath@birdconservancy.org birdconservancy.org/what-we-do/education/coloradoprograms/birdcamps/ (303) 659-4348
Come join the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) for a summer of outdoor adventure! This summer, BOEC offers day and overnight summer camps for individuals of all ages and all abilities, specializing in adaptive outdoor recreation for people with physical and cognitive impairments. Focusing on wildernessbased adventures in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, BOEC adventures can include a fully-accessible ropes course, rock climbing, rafting, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, adaptive cycling, camping and more! Visit our website to learn more about specific camps. Cost varies; Scholarships are available; 300 Snowy Ridge Rd., Breckenridge, Colorado 80424.
Breckenridge, CO 08-21
$$ $$$ Variable claire@boec.org boec.org (970) 453-6422
and adventure are waiting at Girl Scout Summer Camp!
DAY AND OVERNIGHT CAMPS
Special Needs Sp ts
Roundup River Ranch
FREE sleepaway camp for children with life-altering medical conditions (and their awesome families) from June to August! We offer extraordinary experiences that allow kids to take a vacation from being “a patient” and get back to the fun of being a child. Located in the mountains along the Colorado River, campers enjoy beautiful views during a week of medically supported Summer Camp! Plus, the whole family is invited for Family Camp weekends. Campers can also plug into the power of camp yearround with our Outreach Programs. Check our website for dates and qualifying medical diagnoses.
Gypsum, CO 07-17
University of Colorado Soccer Camps 06/02/25 – 07/13/25
At day camp players will learn basic technical skills, team play, and rules of the game through fun activities and exercises. Our main goal of camp is to provide an instructional learning environment that is fun and challenging to help improve everyone’s technical and tactical abilities!
RoundupRiverRanch.org (970) 524-2267
$$ $$$ Free info@roundupriverranch.org
Our hugely popular residential camps are perfect for all soccer players at any level! We bring in a fantastic group of top college coaches from around the country to work with players, along with the Colorado coaching staff!
All CU soccer camps are open to all, limited only by age and number of participants.
Boulder, CO 04-18
$ $$ $$$ $245-$715
jorden.smith@colorado.edu
cubuffs.com/sports/2018/11/12/colorado-soccer-camps (720) 908-2084
Our camps are designed for kids to learn new skills, explore their creativity and most importantly, have fun.
Photo Credit University of Colorado Sports Media Team
Photo Credit University of Colorado Sports Media Team
SUMMER CAMP GUIDE | THE SEARCH
Finding the Perfect Camp
Selecting a summer camp is one of the most exciting decisions a parent can make for their child, but with so many options, it can also feel overwhelming.
Finding the right fit can lead to new skills, lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories. Here’s how to ensure your child’s summer is one to remember.
UNDERSTAND YOUR CHILDʼS NEEDS
lab, or exploring the great outdoors?
RESEARCH CAMP CREDENTIALS
practical considerations also play a role.
Location matters, especially for day camps where daily travel is required. Overnight camps further afield may offer unique experiences but require additional planning for transportation.
Cost is another important factor. While camps can vary significantly in price, many offer scholarships or sliding scales. Be upfront about your budget and ask about any financial assistance programs.
The key to choosing the perfect camp starts with your child. Each camper is unique, and their personality and interests should help guide your decision. Talk with your child to learn what they’re excited about. Do they love team sports, experimenting in a
Camps can focus on anything from soccer to science to hiking, so understanding their preferences is essential.
For some children, a highly structured environment with planned activities is ideal. Others might prefer the freedom of unstructured time to explore and play.
Knowing how your child thrives will narrow the choices.
Safety, quality and staff experience are crucial when selecting a camp. Look for ones accredited by the American Camp Association or similar organizations, as this signals adherence to high standards in safety, staff training and programming. Inquire about the camp’s policies, such as medical care and emergency procedures. Ask if counselors are trained
in first aid and CPR, and check the ratio of staff to campers. Camps should welcome your questions and offer clear, reassuring answers. If possible, visit the camp or attend an open house. Seeing the facilities and meeting the staff can help you feel confident about your choice.
BALANCE FUN WITH PRACTICALITY
While your child’s interests are a priority,
Finally, think about the camp’s duration. Short, week-long programs can be great for first-time campers, while older or more experienced kids might enjoy multiweek or full-summer sessions.
By balancing your child’s needs with practical details, you’ll find a camp that feels like a perfect match for your family. The right choice can set the stage for an unforgettable summer of adventure, growth and joy.
DAY CAMP
Academic Academic
Dinosaur Ridge Summer Camp
05/26/25 – 08/08/25
Join us for another exciting and educational summer with our awarding winning summer camp, where young explorers dive deep into the world of paleontology, geology, and other sciences! This hands-on, science-based camp offers a unique opportunity and is perfect for curious minds who love adventure and discovery. This camp is a thrilling way to bring your campers imaginations to life!
Morrison, CO
05-13
$$ $$$ $410-$485 camps@dinoridge.org
dinoridge.org/programs-and-events/camps/ (303) 697-3466
Parker Arts Summer Enrichment Camps
06/02/25 – 08/01/25
Parker Arts partners with some of the best enrichment providers in Colorado to offer a fun and educational summer experience for kids ages 5 - 18. Camps offered include half-day and full-day options from June 2- August 1.
For a full day of enrichment, participants can register to corresponding weekly camps in the morning and afternoon and attend a free supervised lunch with Parker Arts staff.
Parker, CO
$$ $$$ $200-$400
05-18
PACEedu@parkeronline.org
ParkerArts.org/Education (303) 805-3374
Photo Credit Jenna Foster
Photo Credit Parker Arts Staff
Academic Advent e DAY CAMP
Space Voyage Space Camp
06/02/25 – 08/01/25
Space Voyage is offering an exciting summer camp experience for young space enthusiasts. The program, designed for children ages 6 to 16, immerses participants in “thinking like an astronaut” through hands-on activities and cooperative learning. Space Voyage will host seven weeks of traditional Space Camp, each lasting five full days. Campers will engage in various space-related activities, including launching nine-foot-tall rockets daily. We bring math and science to life while building confidence and fostering a sense of belonging. Programs for Pathfinders (ages 6-8), Cadets (ages 9-16), and Interns (age 14+), Space Voyage caters to different age groups and experience levels.
Littleton, CO
06-16
$$ $$$ $399-$499 camp@spacevoyage.com
spacevoyage.com (303) 513-7047
Adventure Quest with Renaissance Adventures
05/27/25 – 08/15/25
Your child is the hero of a mythic quest in an incredibly fun, awardwinning outdoor experience like none other! In small groups of like ages, the adventurers read maps, solve mysteries & riddles, overcome dynamic challenges, and battle using safe, foam swords. Adventure Quest summer camps are designed to develop teamwork, critical thinking, ethical reasoning, communication, and other skills for social emotional development. Teens join the adventure with our Teen Leadership Knight programs. 30 years experience with a highly-trained staff- Renaissance Adventures is a family favorite. Birthdays, afterschool programs, school day-off camps. Washington Park, City Park, & Berkeley Lake Park.
Denver, CO
06-17
$$ $$$ $234-$649 info@renaissanceadventures.com renaissanceadventures.com (303) 786-9216
Photo Credit Doc Palmere
Photo Credit © Renaissance Adventures
SUMMER CAMP GUIDE | VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
Types Of Camps To Explore
Summer camps come in all shapes and sizes, offering something for every child.
Whether your child loves sports, arts or outdoor adventures, there’s a camp tailored to their interests and personality. Here’s a look at the different types of camps to help you decide which one fits your family best.
DAY CAMPS
Day camps are perfect for younger children or those not quite ready for an overnight stay. These camps operate during the day, allowing kids to return home each evening to the comfort of their family.
Often located in community centers, parks or local schools, day camps feature a wide variety of activities, from arts and crafts to team sports and nature exploration. For working
parents, many day camps offer extended hours, making them a convenient choice.
Day camps also provide a great introduction to the camp experience, helping kids build confidence and independence without being far from home.
OVERNIGHT CAMPS
Overnight camps offer an immersive experience where kids stay at camp for a week or longer. These camps are ideal for older children or those looking to deepen friendships and develop independence.
Traditional overnight camps typically combine outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing and campfires with creative outlets like drama or music. Living in cabins or tents fosters teamwork and resilience while creating a sense of community.
For kids with specific passions, specialized overnight camps are an exciting
option. They can focus on anything from soccer or horseback riding to coding or filmmaking, providing a chance to hone skills and meet like-minded peers.
SPECIALTY CAMPS
Specialty camps cater to children with unique interests, offering programs that focus exclusively on a specific activity or theme. These camps range widely, covering everything from robotics and space exploration to culinary
arts and dance.
Sports camps are a popular choice, helping young athletes improve their skills in basketball, swimming or gymnastics. Academic camps give students a chance to dive into STEM, creative writing or language learning while still enjoying the social aspect of camp life. Some specialty camps also cater to kids with specific needs, such as camps for children with
disabilities or health conditions. These programs provide a supportive environment where kids can thrive alongside peers who share similar experiences. With so many options, finding the right camp comes down to knowing your child’s interests and goals. Whether they want to master a skill, explore the outdoors or simply make new friends, there’s a camp designed just for them.
DAY CAMP
Advent e Advent e
Colorado Mountain Ranch Outdoor Adventure Day Camp
05/27/25 – 08/08/25
Pedal Adventure Camps
06/01/25 – 08/20/25
It’s more than just bikes.
Voted # 1 Outdoor Day Camp for decades! Well worth the drive to the base of the mountains in Boulder to meet our bus for the ride up. Friendly Camp-raised Horses, Western Riding, Baby Goats, Teambuilding, Arts & Crafts, 10-step Archery, Mountainboarding, Gymnastics & Trampoline, Outdoor Skills, Whittling, Drama, Games & Fun Galore! Competent, attentive, upbeat staff-inresidence. Children connect with people, place, programs, and nature to create their own kids’ community in the mountains.
Boulder, CO Camp bus to Gold Hill, CO
06-17
$ $$ $$$ $185-$866 office@coloradomountainranch.com coloradomountainranch.com/summer-day-camp (303) 442-4557
The goal of Pedal Adventure Camps is to teach your kids the rules of the road, bike path etiquette and the safest way to navigate Denver using the bicycle trail system. We want campers, at the end of a session, to feel safe and confident in their abilities riding anywhere two wheels can take them.
Our destinations are the cultural and natural institutions that make this city great, like the Botanic Gardens, skate/bike parks, museums, State Capitol, Governor’s Mansion, Hammond’s Candy Factory, city parks, green spaces and more!
Denver, CO 08-14
$$ $$$ $300-$400 pedaladventurecamps@gmail.com pedaladventurecamps.com (303) 909-6889
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Arts Arts DAY CAMP
16th
Annual Summer Arts + Culture Camp
06/23/25 – 07/11/25
Our maestros and presenters will guide your kids through fun, enriching activities and lessons each day. We’ll take the necessary precautions to ensure a safe art summer camp experience in Denver, full of singing, dancing, art, and learning.
Each year we select a different Latin American country to focus on. The campers in our art summer camp in Denver will be learning all about that country. They’ll dive deep into the culture, music, art, history and ecology, and enjoy presentations and activities exploring this unique land and its people. This year’s theme is: El Salvador.
Monday-Friday 9am-1pm Free lunch provided.
861 Santa Fe Drive Denver, CO 80204
04-11
$$ $$$ $350 programs@museo.org museo.org/programs/summer-camp/ (303) 571-4401
Aerial Circus Camp
Come learn how to fly, spin, flip and dance in this super fun aerial camp! Campers will build strength and flexibility while learning skills on aerial fabric, hoop, sling and trapeze. They will put together a show that they will perform in on the last day of camp! Some days will also involve a fun circus themed craft project like balloon animals and tie dye t-shirts!
5925 E Evans Ave, Unit 125, Denver, CO 80222 06-17
$$ $$$ $225-$490
info@gravityaerialarts.com
gravityaerialarts.com/camps (720) 507-5422
DAY CAMP
Arts Arts
Arvada Center Summer Arts CampsMusical Theatre Teen Intensive
The Teen Intensive Program gives musically-minded teenagers an opportunity to learn about all the elements of creating a full length production of the classic musical The Prom. Taking place over 4 weeks, this fast-paced process gives young artists a chance to work with theatre professionals and culminates with performances on the Arvada Center stage.
Auditions will be used to determine casting and all students will be given equal opportunities for participation. All performing arts sessions are taught by highly trained, knowledgeable teachers in a safe and fun environment. Read more at https://arvadacenter. org/education
Arvada, CO
12-19
$$ $$$ $250-$400
info@arvadacenter.org arvadacenter.org/education (720) 898-7200
Arvada Center Summer Drama Camps
06/09/25 – 08/29/25
The Arvada Center performing arts camps offer creative experiences in theatre, music and dance. Students in Arvada Center Drama Camps experience all types of theatre ranging from storytelling and fairytales to improvisational acting and musicals. Musical Theatre and Drama performing camps ranging from 3 - 4 weeks are offered for kids ages 5 - 13. Look for a complete list of camp sessions in our 2025 catalog. Download a copy at https:// arvadacenter.org/education.
Arvada, CO
$$ $$$ $100-$300
05-13
info@arvadacenter.org
arvadacenter.org/education (720) 898-7200
Arts Arts DAY CAMP
Arvada Center Visual Art Summer Camps
There’s something for everyone this summer at the Arvada Center!
We offer a wide variety of visual art camps in everything from drawing and painting to Pokemon and Fibers. Our camps are designed for kids to learn new skills, discover new interests and most importantly, have fun! Look for a complete list of camp sessions in our 2025 catalog. Download a copy at https:// arvadacenter.org/education
Arvada, CO 05-15
$$ $$$ $100-$300 info@arvadacenter.org arvadacenter.org/education (720) 898-7200
07/07/25 – 08/01/25
Athena Project Girls Create Summer Camps
For over 10 years, we’ve been igniting the passions and talents of 6th to 10th grade girls and non-binary youth in one-week camps in playwriting, comedy, fashion design & creativity through art (aka Artfully Minded). Held in Denver’s Westwood Neighborhood, professionals teach, guest artists share expertise, and community mentors guide our campers to discover their voices, build confidence, and become agents of change—both within themselves and in the world around them. Girls Create amplifies the journey of creation, not just the final product, ensuring that every moment of learning and exploration is valued. See website for more!
Denver Metro Area 11-15
$$ $$$ $300 info@athenaprojectarts.org athenaprojectarts.org/summer-camps/ (303) 219-0882
Photo Credit Leslie Simon
Photo Credit Diana Odem
DAY CAMP
Arts Arts
Creative Arts Camp at Groundworks Art Lab
05/27/25 – 08/01/25
Fuel your child’s creativity at our hands-on art camps! Perfect for all skill levels, kids will explore dynamic studio art forms such as clay, print, metal, wood, and more, learning techniques to create one-of-a-kind pieces. Camps run June through August at multiple Boulder locations. Check out the schedule and register at groundworksartlab.org/camps. Questions? Email us at registration@groundworksartlab.org.
Boulder, CO 06-16
Dance Arts Camp
Join the fun at Colorado Dance Arts (1050 S Wadsworth Blvd) with our full and half-day Dance Arts Camps and Summer Intensives for all ages! Each action-packed week features dance classes, engaging art lessons, outdoor adventures, movement games, and more!
Every camp week has a unique theme, with creative art projects to match, and wraps up with an exciting informal performance in our black box studio. Don’t miss out—early bird pricing is available until March 15, and payment is due at registration. Let the magic of movement and creativity fill your summer!
$$ $$$ $180-$315 registration@groundworksartlab.org groundworksartlab.org/youth-summer-camps (720) 379-6033
Lakewood, CO
03-18
$$ $$$ $179-$449 info@lakewooddance.com lakewooddance.com/summer-camps-%26-intensives-1 (303) 232-2709
Photo Credit Alzbeta Volk Photography
Arts Arts DAY CAMP
Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Child & Teen Summer Classes
06/02/25 – 08/08/25
Class duration varies depending on the course. It’s more than just acting. Our classes help form well-rounded, articulate, and empathetic individuals. Whether your student is just discovering their voice or is ready for master-level instruction, we have the perfect courses to help them grow and thrive. Students learn firsthand from our professional teaching staff, who bring decades of experience to their classes and curriculum.
Denver, CO
03-18
$$ $$$ $250 and up education@dcpa.org denvercenter.org/education/ (303) 446-4892
Explore Music Camp & House of Rock
Explore Music
Ages 6-10 - Aftercare available.
Kids will enjoy trying out various instruments and exploring music styles with professional musicians. Beyond the fun, the magic of music enhances focus and boosts confidence in younger children. Under expert guidance, your little ones will delight in creating music, dancing, and moving. All skill levels welcome!
House of Rock
Ages 11-18
Singers, guitarist, bassists, drummers, and keyboard/piano players will dive into the world of rock music. Guided by expert instructors, they’ll gain the skills to jam with other musicians. Each week of camp wraps up with an epic stage performance.
Swallow Hill Music on South Broadway 06-18
$$ $$$ $495-$595 info@swallowhillmusic.org https://swallowhillmusic.org/camps/ (303) 777-1003
Photo Credit McLeod9 Creative
Memories That Last A Lifetime
The laughter of a campfire singalong, the thrill of mastering a new skill and the bonds formed with fellow campers.
These moments define summer camp and leave lasting impressions.
new things and discover hidden strengths.
These adventurous moments often become cherished memories because they’re linked to feelings of pride and excitement. The first time a child hits a bullseye in archery or catches a fish on a lake becomes a story they’ll tell for years.
Camps are more than a fun way to spend the summer; they’re an opportunity for kids to create memories they’ll carry with them forever.
EMBRACING ADVENTURE
Summer camp is packed with activities that push kids out of their comfort zones, fostering a sense of accomplishment and joy.
Whether it’s paddling a canoe for the first time, scaling a climbing wall or performing in a talent show, camp gives children the chance to try
Camps also encourage kids to explore the great outdoors. For many, it’s a rare chance to disconnect from technology and immerse themselves in nature, finding wonder in starry skies, rustling leaves and rippling streams.
BUILDING TRADITIONS
Part of what makes camp so memorable is the sense of tradition that many programs embrace. From silly songs and group cheers to themed dress-up days and campfire rituals, these traditions create a sense of belonging and identity.
Participating in these time-honored customs connects campers not
only to their peers but to the generations who came before them. Whether it’s earning a badge, signing a shared camp banner or taking part in a farewell ceremony, these traditions become treasured pieces of a camper’s story. These rituals often stick with campers long after they’ve left. Years later, adults may find themselves humming a favorite camp tune or sharing nostalgic memories of their camp days with friends.
CAPTURING FRIENDSHIPS
The friendships
formed at camp are often among the most memorable aspects of the experience. Unlike school, where social circles are often influenced by academics or activities, camp friendships are forged through shared experiences, laughter and teamwork.
Living and playing together builds deep connections that are hard to replicate elsewhere. From inside jokes to heartfelt conversations, these bonds become an integral part of the camp experience.
Many campers stay in touch long after
summer ends, and the friendships can grow into lifelong relationships. Camp friends often hold a special place in our lives because they remind us of the joy and growth we experienced. Summer camp is more than just a collection of activities. It’s a chance for kids to build a tapestry of memories woven with adventure, tradition and friendship. These moments stay with them, shaping their perspectives and enriching their lives for years to come.
Arts Arts DAY CAMP
Maker Lab Camp
06/16/25 – 08/01/25
Maker Lab Camp is a specialized program, now in its second year, and focuses on celebrating Apollo 11 and the art of craftsmanship. Maker Lab Camp is offered for three weeks, each consisting of four full days. Maker Lab Camp is designed for students ages 9 to 16. Participants will learn about craftsmanship and model building. We will build paper models of Apollo Saturn V rockets, ranging from 40 inches to an impressive 84 inches (7 feet) tall. The camp emphasizes hands-on, project-based learning, teaching valuable maker skills such as bricolage and teamwork. Visit website for more.
Littleton, CO
09-16
$$ $$$ $340-$425 camp@saturnvmakerlab.us saturnvmakerlab.us (303) 513-7047
06/09/25 – 08/15/25
MindCraft Makerspace Summer Camps 2025
MindCraft Makerspace offers unique hands-on camps in STEM & Arts. Kids get the opportunity to learn, create and explore through engaging projects like fused glass, 3D printing, sewing, and more. With expert guidance and a fun, supportive environment, campers develop many different skills. Whether crafting, 3D printing, sewing, painting, or building, every day is an adventure in making! Join us for a summer of learning and creativity at MindCraft Makerspace. Spots fill fast—register today!
Denver, CO 05-15
$$ $$$ $285-$420 admin@mindcraftmakerspace.com mindcraftmakerspace.com (303) 341-4065
Photo Credit Cristina Hartman
Photo Credit Doc Palmere
Arts Gen al DAY CAMP
SeriesFest Mobile Cinema Lab Summer Intensive
06/16/25 – 06/27/25
Seeking Storytellers and Filmmakers! The acclaimed SeriesFest Mobile Cinema Lab Summer Intensive is looking for students ages 13-18 who are seeking to apply, grow, and hone their skills for creating content. By using professional film equipment, students will work as a team to write, direct, edit, and act in their own short film or TV Pilot, guided by film industry experts. This one week camp is open to all levels of aspiring filmmakers- beginner, intermediate, and advanced. To learn more and to sign up, please email nicolebarker@seriesfest.com. Denver / 9075 E Lowry Blvd, Denver, CO 80230 13-18
$$ $$$ $450/week
nicolebarker@seriesfest.com seriesfest.com/summer-intensive/ (703) 268-6015
Bethlehem Summer Camp
06/02/25 – 08/06/25
Bethlehem Summer Camp is the premiere field trip summer camp on the west side of Denver. We are open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every weekday, and you have the ultimate flexibility in scheduling your child one day a week or all five. You can choose a different schedule every week! Campers are off-site two times a week, experiencing all the fun and adventure that living near the foothills brings. On other days, we have on-site experiences and activities to build friendships and faith and have fun!
Lakewood, CO 05-12
$$ $$$ $65/day, $75 registration fee per child
sccw@bethlehemdenver.com bethlehemdenver.com/school/campus-life/summer-camp/ (303) 233-0401
Camp website: bluemountainranch.com
We are the summer camp you have been looking for!
Blue Mountain Ranch is a third-generation owned and operated summer camp. For the past 79 years BMR has been enriching the lives of children from across the country and globe. BMR is a coeducational over night camp for children ages 7-15. BMR is a fun safe place for kids to be kids and disconnect from technology and reconnect with childhood.
Camp email address: camp@bluemountainranch.com
DAY CAMP
Gen al Gen al
Camp Galileo
06/09/25 – 07/25/25
Get ready for an unforgettable summer at Camp Galileo, full of engaging STEAM projects, collaborative design challenges and classic camp fun, like silly skits, face painting and pie throwing. Grounded in the acclaimed Galileo Innovation Approach, our hands-on activities and outdoor games cultivate essential skills— including collaboration, perseverance and creative confidence— that last long after summer ends. Weekly sessions June 9 - July 25 at 9 camp locations. Camp runs 9am-3pm daily, with AM & PM extended care options. Use code DENVERPOST25 to save $25/ week. Combinable with Early Bird through Feb 28, 2025. Applicable on future purchases only, cannot be retroactively applied.
9 Greater Denver & Boulder Locations 05-13
$$ $$$ $465-$655 info@galileo-learning.com galileo-camps.com
(800) 854-3684
Colorado Academy Summer Programs
06/09/25 – 08/01/25
Since 1951, our summer programs have provided unforgettable experiences for kids across Colorado, from Arvada to Parker. Open to everyone, our camps offer 20+ dynamic programs each week, blending fun, challenge, and adventure. Set on 94 stunning acres in southwest Denver, our campus is the perfect backdrop for exploration. Plus, we take campers on exciting excursions across the city, adding variety while making transportation easy for parents. Whether your child loves sports, science, or the arts, we have the perfect summer adventure waiting. Let us handle the logistics while they make lifelong memories!
Southwest Denver, CO 04-18
$$ $$$ $525-$800 summer.programs@coloradoacademy.org coloradoacademysummer.org (303) 914-2531
Photo Credit Sarah Anderson
Photo Credit Robert Gill
Photo Credit Jung Fitzpatrick
DAY CAMP
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Lakewood Summer Camps
Get ready for a summer filled with fun and excitement. Lakewood offers a variety of camps for kids of all ages, interests and energy levels. Enjoy arts, crafts and history classes at our arts facilities, sports and recreation activities at our recreation centers or outdoor adventures at Bear Creek Lake Park and other Lakewood parks.
Registration begins at noon on Tuesday, February 18 for residents and Thursday, February 20 for nonresidents. Available camps are listed on Lakewood.org/Register and printed guides are available at Lakewood facilities.
Visit Lakewood.org/Camps for additional information.
Lakewood, CO
06-15
$$ $$$ $75-$500 depending on number of days, supplies needed and the specific activity
CRinfo@lakewood.org
Lakewood.org/Camps
(303) 987-7800
Sex Ed Summer Camp
07/07/25
Does the title of this camp make you squirrely? If so, this might be the perfect camp for your kid! Sex Ed Summer Camp is everything your camper won’t get to learn in school! Some topics might include: bodies beyond the binary, the mysteries of puberty, feelings and how to navigate them, gender and sexuality, consent & communication, relationships, self-love, and SO SO much more. This justice rooted camp will help guide your young people in their curiosities and navigate their changing bodies and this changing world. Join us for a caregiver meeting, linked on the sign up form!
Boulder, CO
10-14
$$ $$$ Free! education@bvwhc.org docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScttt2EG02sOdol5XXvvR QiFO296wnh5nrSZdTGDXXYhnGVfg/viewform
(303) 442-5160
SUMMER CAMP GUIDE | THE PROPER GEAR
Finding the Right Footwear
From hiking trails to basketball courts, summer camp is full of activities that keep kids on their feet.
The right footwear can make all the difference between a day of adventure and one cut short by discomfort or injury.
Here’s what parents need to know to ensure their child is prepared to step confidently into camp.
CHOOSE SHOES FOR EVERY ACTIVITY
Camp activities are as diverse as the kids who attend, and no single pair of shoes can handle them all. Packing the right footwear for specific activities is essential for comfort and safety.
For general use, a sturdy pair of sneakers is a must. Look for shoes with durable soles, breathable material and a secure fit. These will cover
everything from running games to casual walks around camp. If the camp involves hiking, invest in proper hiking boots or trail shoes. These provide ankle support and slip-resistant soles, reducing the risk of injuries on uneven terrain. Make sure they’re waterproof if the camp will involve crossing streams or rainy weather.
Water shoes are another important addition for camps near lakes, rivers or pools. They protect feet from sharp rocks, slippery surfaces and hot sand, ensuring kids stay safe while enjoying water-based fun.
ENSURE PROPER FIT
Ill-fitting shoes can cause a host of problems, from blisters to sprains. Before sending your child off to camp, take the time to ensure their shoes fit well.
Measure both feet, as one foot may be slightly larger than the other. Shoes should have about a half-inch of space at the toes and fit snugly around the heel without pinching.
Campers will be on their feet for hours, so prioritize comfort.
Shoes with cushioned insoles and good arch support can prevent fatigue and keep kids feeling energized throughout the day. Breaking in new shoes is also essential. Have your child wear them around the house or on short outings to avoid discomfort or blisters during camp activities.
PACK EXTRAS AND ACCESSORIES
Footwear needs can change depending on the day’s activities, so it’s smart to pack extras. A second pair of sneakers can be a
lifesaver if the first gets wet or muddy.
Socks play a big role in keeping feet comfortable and healthy. Opt for moisture-wicking materials to prevent blisters and keep feet dry. Cotton socks tend to hold moisture, so consider alternatives like merino wool or synthetic blends. For wet conditions, pack a pair of sandals with straps or flip-flops for shower use. These are especially useful in communal facilities, helping to maintain hygiene and protect feet from slipping.
MAKE FOOT CARE A PRIORITY
Teaching kids basic
foot care ensures they stay comfortable throughout camp. Show them how to clean and dry their feet properly and encourage them to change socks regularly. If blisters or discomfort arise, make sure they know to speak up and seek help from a counselor or camp nurse. A small pack of blister pads or bandages can also come in handy.
With the right footwear and a little preparation, kids can fully enjoy their summer camp adventures, staying comfortable and confident from the first step to the last one.
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Soccer Electric “Camplify”
06/09/25 – 08/08/25
CAMP DESCRIPTION: We’re teaming up again with Denver Film, Denver East High School (2022 Boys Soccer 5A State Champs and 2023 Finalists) and other local partners to organize the 11th annual “CAMPLIFY” @ City Park / Denver East High School / Sie FilmCenter.
Denver City Park
06-13
$$ $$$ $400-$700 connect@soccerelectric.com soccerelectric.com/camps.html (720) 201-5750
South Suburban Summer Camps
05/27/25
Soak up the fun at South Suburban summer camps! Whether you’re looking to stay active with sports and recreation or get creative with crafts and classes, there’s something for everyone, including full-day camps. South Suburban offers more than 50 different summer camps, classes and activities, ranging from soccer and outdoor adventure, to eSports and jewelry making. Camps will be offered at the South Suburban Sports Complex, Buck, Goodson and Lone Tree recreation centers, Carson Nature Center and dozens of parks in our community. Space islimited, so secure your spot today. Visit ssprd.org for more information and to register!
Centennial/Littleton/Lone Tree
03-18
$$ $$$ $0-$100 registration2@ssprd.org register.ssprd.org (303) 347-5999
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Summer @ Mullen
Mullen High School offers various camps throughout the year. This summer, we will provide camps for our Future Mustangs. Please have your child join our community for the summer and learn about our campus. From Coding Camps to Athletics Camps, check out our summer offerings and find the one that best suits your family.
Sign up to be a Future Mustang on the website to get updates and special invitations to upcoming events for Denver youth!
Mullen High School
05-12
$$ $$$ $50-$800 info@mullenhigh.com mullenhigh.com/camps (303) 761-1764
Summer at Kent Denver
06/09/25 – 07/25/25
Summer at Kent Denver offers all children ages 4-18 the opportunity to experience innovative, creative, hands-on learning. With over 120 camps to choose from in the arts, athletics, academics, innovation and technology—not to mention the school’s unique Tiny Farm full of gardens and farm animal friends like goats, rabbits and ponies—there’s summer fun for everyone!
The unique and wide-selection of offerings allows campers to pursue their passions and unlock their creativity. And with a team of dedicated and talented teachers and coaches, Summer at Kent Denver helps every child feel seen, connected, appreciated and empowered.
Englewood, CO
04-18
$$ $$$ $315-$820 summer@kentdenver.org kentdenver.org/summer (303) 770-7660
Photo Credit Carol MacKay Photography
DAY CAMP
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Camp Kind
06/09/25 – 08/01/25
Camp Kind is a one-of-a-kind day camp experience that inspires children with a love for helping people, animals and nature. Campers love the volunteer field trips, where they roll up their sleeves for hands-on volunteering. When not on field trips, campers enjoy our in-camp kindness workshops where they assemble important items for underprivileged families and individuals and learn about kindness and character building.
All of this is supplemented with a healthy dose of sports, arts and crafts, fun camp-theme days and weekly trips to local attractions. Campers also enjoy our onsite inflatable obstacle course, water slide and jumping castle.
Westminster, CO 05-13
$$ $$$ $375-$450 info@campkind.org CampKind.org (720) 608-6099
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ENOR Environmental Discovery Camp
06/09/25 – 07/11/25
Get wild and discover nature at ENOR! Eagle’s Nest Owl’s Roost (ENOR) Environmental Discovery Camp has been leading kids on magical outdoor experiences for 51 years!
Camp days are spent hiking & discovering Colorado’s natural and cultural history. Unique open space parks and environmental/ social themes are explored each day.
ENOR was recognized by Jefferson County Open Space as a pioneer in environmental education and was honored with the Gambel Oak Award in 2024.
Golden, CO 08-13
$$ $$$ $350 srmoore@jeffco.us jeffco.extension.colostate.edu/programs/enor-environmentaldiscovery-camp/ (303) 271-6637
Photo Credit Iris Briggs
DAY CAMP
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Eagle Lake Day Camp at Mile High Academy
Give your child the experience of a lifetime at Eagle Lake Day Camp at Mile High Academy! Designed for ages 6–12, our week-long programs in Denver offer a variety of activities, including inflatable water slides, laser tag, and high-energy games like gaga ball and capture the flag. Each week features a unique theme to keep the excitement fresh. Through engaging Bible studies, worship, and meaningful fellowship, campers grow in their faith while making lifelong memories. At Eagle Lake, your camper is safe to laugh, play, and learn to love like Jesus! Register now for an unforgettable summer!
Mile High Academy - Highlands Ranch, CO
06-12 and 16-17
$ $$ $$$ $375-$400 eaglelake@navigators.org eaglelakecamps.com/camp/milehighacademy/ (719) 272-7453
i9 Sports Multi Sport Camp
06/09/25 – 08/15/25
Our i9 Sports Multi Sport Summer Camp will be held MondayFriday from 9am - 12pm. Camp is for ages 6 - 12 and we will focus on a minimum of two and a maximum of four sports each week.
Central Park 06-12
$$ $$$ $149-$229 league.office462@i9sports.com i9sports.com/franchises/nw-denver-county-co/462 (720) 902-9802
Young AmeriTowne 2 - Rising 6th or 7th Graders (students who have completed Young AmeriTowne)
Running your own Biz - Rising 4th or 5th Graders (students entering 4th or 5th grade in fall, 2025)
Just Start It - Rising 6th or 7th Graders (students entering 6th or 7th grade in fall, 2025)
long programs - $300; Young AmeriTowne Three Day Camp - $180 Contact Programs Registration at jollie@yacenter.org
3550 East 1st
Week-long programs run: Monday-Thursday, 9:30am-3:30pm, Friday 9:30 pm - 2:30 pm Dropo Window 8:30 – 9:30am | Pickup Window 3:30-4:30 pm (Fri 2:30-3:30)
Young AmeriTowne - Rising 5th or 6th Graders (students entering 5th or 6th grade in fall, 2025)
Junior Money
International Towne - Rising 6th or 7th Graders (students entering 6th or 7th grade in fall, 2025)
SUMMER CAMP GUIDE | RELATIONSHIPS
A Great Way To Make Friends
Summer camp is about more than activities and adventures; itʼs a unique environment where friendships blossom.
For many children, camp provides their first opportunity to connect with peers outside of school, creating bonds that can last a lifetime. Here’s why summer camp is the perfect setting for making friends.
A FRESH START
One of the best things about camp is the opportunity for kids to meet people they wouldn’t encounter in their everyday lives. Campers often come from different schools, towns and even cultures, making camp a melting pot of perspectives.
This fresh start allows kids to form new friendships without the expectations or dynamics they might experience in other social settings. They can be themselves, free from preconceived notions, and discover shared interests with others.
Group activities like team sports, scavenger hunts and campfire storytelling encourage collaboration and help kids build connections in a natural, low-pressure way.
SHARED EXPERIENCES
At camp, kids bond over shared experiences, whether it’s conquering a ropes course, paddling a canoe or creating a skit for talent night. These moments create a sense of teamwork and camaraderie that strengthens relationships.
Living together in close quarters also fosters connection. Whether it’s sharing laughs in the cabin, helping a friend with their backpack or cheering each other on during activities, campers
quickly learn to rely on and support one another.
Even challenges, like adjusting to being away from home, can bring kids closer. Facing new situations together often leads to stronger, more meaningful friendships.
LIFELONG CONNECTIONS
nections alive.
Many adults look back on their camp days as a time when they formed some of their closest and most enduring friendships. The unique environment of camp — a mix of adventure, creativity and shared goals — creates bonds that withstand the test of time.
The friendships formed at camp often extend far beyond the summer.
With today’s technology, kids can stay in touch through social media, texting or video calls, keeping their camp con-
Summer camp offers more than just fun and games. It provides children with a safe, supportive space to develop social skills, embrace teamwork and form friendships that can shape their lives for years to come.
DAY CAMP
Swimming Simply
06/09/25 – 08/01/25
Run with the Lions Youth Camp
06/02/25 – 06/05/25
Littleton High School and Right Start Race Management are offering the Run with the Lions Youth Running Camp for runners grades 6-9. The four-day camp is June 2-5, 2025 at the school. Each half-day session from 8:00-11:00 a.m. includes running, stretching and informative lectures on topics such as running mechanics, competition basics, nutrition, injury prevention and more. The cost is $250 per participant until Mar. 31, 2025. The price goes to $300 from Apr. 1-June 2, 2025. The registration fee covers all training, lectures, food and a camp T-shirt. More information and registration details are available at rightstartevents.com/youthrunning-camp.
Littleton High School/Littleton, CO
12-15
$ $$ $$$ $250-$300 sydney@rightstartevents.com rightstartevents.com/youth-running-camp (303) 324-3880
Swim Camp is the very best way to get your child to improve their swim skills quickly!
Our instructors will kick start your swimmer’s abilities during this unique, instructive, and (most of all) FUN Swim Camp!
We watch some incredible swimming videos, make crafts, play games, and ensure that your swimmer has a terrific swimming experience! This summer’s themes are Beach Party, Pirates, and Under the Sea! Half day (ages 4-7) and Full day (ages 7-14) options are available at Aurora Central High School and Adams City High School.
Aurora and Commerce City, CO
04-14
$$ $$$ $400-$550 welcome@swimmingsimply.com swimmingsimply.com/swim-camp (303) 554-7946
Photo Credit Right Start Race Management
OVERNIGHT CAMP
Camp Realize Your Beauty
06/18/25 – 06/21/25
As seen in the NY Times!
Located in the beautiful Rocky Mountains, Camp Realize Your Beauty offers a unique summer theatre camp experience. Theatre classes & traditional camp activities- such as campfire circles, archery, and nature walks- are combined with empowerment workshops designed to build self-esteem and life skills.
Gen al
$$ $$$ $0-$595 realizeyourbeauty@gmail.com realizeyourbeauty.org/summer-camp (347) 915-5281 Arts
Through fun and engaging activities, we help your child to build their self-confidence, while they develop new friendships! Scholarships available.
YMCA of the Rockies, 1101 Co Rd 53, Granby, CO 80446 11-14
Blue Mountain Ranch
06/07/25 – 08/03/25
Blue Mountain Ranch is a third generation owned and operated summer camp. For the past 79 years BMR has been enriching the lives of children from across the country and globe. BMR is a coeducational overnight camp for children ages 7-15 years old. Campers gain independence and confidence through the ability to choose their daily activities. With our emphasis being participation over competition we provide a welcoming environment for all children. BMR is a fun safe place for kids to be kids and disconnect from technology and reconnect with childhood. We are the summer camp you have been looking for!
Florissant, CO 07-15
$$ $$$ $501 and up camp@bluemountainranch.com bluemountainranch.com (719) 748-3279
Simple Scheduling Weekly
SUMMER CAMP GUIDE | CONSIDERATIONS
Medical Readiness For Camp
Summer camp is a time for adventure and fun, but preparing for camp also means ensuring your child is medically ready.
Many camps require health forms or physical exams to ensure every camper can participate safely. Taking a few proactive steps can help parents feel confident their child is ready for a healthy and active summer.
SCHEDULE A CAMP PHYSICAL
Most camps request a recent medical physical as part of their registration process. These checkups help ensure children are in good health and can safely participate in camp activities.
Schedule your child’s physical well in advance, as summer is a busy season for doctors. During the exam, your pediatrician will review your child’s
medical history, update vaccinations and address any health concerns.
Discuss the camp’s specific activities with your doctor, such as swimming, hiking or high-intensity sports, so they can provide tailored advice.
If your child has any conditions that may require accommodations — like asthma, allergies or diabetes — this is the perfect time to develop a plan.
PREPARE MEDICATIONS AND ALLERGIES
If your child takes medications, ensure you understand the camp’s policies for administering them. Most camps require medications to be in their original packaging, labeled clearly with instructions.
Provide the camp with a detailed list of medications, dosages and times, and discuss any additional care your child might need.
Many camps have trained medical staff to assist, but it’s essential to communicate openly about your child’s requirements.
For kids with allergies, provide a list of triggers and treatment protocols, including EpiPens or antihistamines if needed.
Ask about the camp’s food safety practices and whether they can accommodate dietary restrictions.
PACK A COMPREHENSIVE FIRST-AID KIT
While camps are equipped with first-aid supplies, sending your child with a small, personalized kit can be helpful. Include basics like bandages, antiseptic wipes and pain relievers, along with
any specific items your child might need, like blister pads or motion sickness medication.
Teach your child how to use the items in their kit and encourage them to seek help from a counselor or medical staff if they’re unsure. This fosters both independence and responsibility.
COMMUNICATION IS KEY
Talk to your child about their health needs before camp starts. Teach them to recognize the signs of common issues like dehydration or allergic reactions and
encourage them to speak up if they’re not feeling well. Ensure the camp staff knows how to reach you in case of an emergency. Most camps provide forms for listing emergency contacts, so double-check that your information is up to date.
By preparing medically for camp, you’re giving your child the tools they need to stay safe, healthy and ready to enjoy every moment of their summer adventure. With a little extra planning, parents can relax knowing their camper is in good hands.
OVERNIGHT CAMP
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Camp Granite Lake
06/09/25 – 08/09/25
A family-owned, co-ed overnight camp for 1st-9th graders, set on a beautiful 135-acre property with a private lake. Located one hour from Denver/45 minutes from Boulder. CGL focuses on creating a kind, inclusive camp community for all, with well-trained, rolemodel staff helping kids make new friends. We allow campers to reconnect with nature, disconnect from technology and have fun choosing their own activity schedule. Over 20 different activities including sailing, rock-climbing, woodworking, culinary, archery, ceramics and kayaking. Traditional 19-night sessions for 2nd-9th graders, or 5-night Mini-Camps for 1st-4th graders. ACA accredited, CDHS licensed. Visit website for more details/camp videos/virtual tour.
Golden, CO
07-16
$$ $$$ $1,475-$4,775 directors@campgranitelake.com campgranitelake.com (720) 249-2997
Cal-Wood Education Center Summer Camps
Experience the magic of the outdoors at Cal-Wood’s 2025 summer camps!
For rising 4th–12th graders, our camps offer immersive adventures where campers explore forests, creeks, and meadows, build skills, and form lifelong friendships.
CAMP CAL-WOOD – Classic camp fun with hiking, crafts, games, and campfires.
T.U.N.E. CAMP – Survival skills, archery, fishing, and an overnight campout with Hunter Education.
NATURE EXPLORERS – Orienteering, fishing, hiking, and stargazing.
SUMMIT SEEKERS – High-energy adventures: tree climbing, canoeing, high ropes, and mountain exploration.
Each camp fosters confidence, teamwork, and a love for nature. Join us for an unforgettable summer!
Jamestown, CO 4th Grade-High School
$$ $$$ $925-$1,080 (Scholarships Available) camps@calwood.org calwood.org/ summer-camps (303) 449-0603
Photo Credit Cal-Wood Education Center
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Horse Crazy Camp
06/10/25 – 08/31/25
Meeker, CO
10-16
$$ $$$ $2000
info@jmloutfitters.com horsecrazycamp.com (970) 878-4749
Religious OVERNIGHT CAMP
The camp for those who want to spend a week away and really want to ride horses. That’s what we do - feed horses, groom horses, but mostly ride horses. We ride every day in the White River National Forest. Camp begins Sunday afternoon at the ranch 30 miles east of Meeker. How do we spend our time? With horses and riding. Each camper will care for their horse, feeding, grooming, saddling, and riding. Everyone will receive one-on-one basic training in various aspects of horsemanship. We’ll spend nights doing crafts, around the campfire and learning about the stars.
Buckhorn Camp & Retreat Center
Camp is a great environment for kids and youth to have a blast, make new friends, grow in their faith, and do dynamic camp activities including rock climbing, paddle boarding, and archery. We strive to keep a balance between small group time (with cabin mates) and all-camp time, giving every camper a chance to meet new friends, where everyone knows each other’s name.
Camp Activities Include: Rock Climbing Field Games Human Foosball Paddle Boarding Crafts Gaga Ball & 9 Square Archery
Session 1 - June 15-20 Session 2 - June 22-27
NEW Mini-Camp for First-Time Campers June 13-15
Bellvue, CO
2nd grade-12 grade
$$ $$$ $250-$550
info@buckhorncamp.org buckhorncamp.org/summercamp (970) 484-2508
SUMMER CAMP GUIDE | GETTING READY
Packing Light And Staying Cool
Packing for summer camp is all about balance. Kids need to be prepared for a variety of activities and weather conditions, but overpacking can lead to bulky bags and unnecessary stress.
Start with versatile clothing that can be layered. Lightweight, moisture-wicking shirts and shorts are perfect for hot days, while a long-sleeve shirt or fleece can provide warmth on cooler evenings. Convertible pants that zip off into shorts are another great option, combining two items into one. When it comes to footwear, limit packing to two or three pairs: sturdy sneakers or hiking boots for activities, water shoes for aquatic adventures and flip-flops for shower use.
By focusing on essentials and lightweight gear, parents can help campers stay comfortable and ready to beat the summer heat.
PACK SMART, PACK LIGHT
The key to packing light is sticking to the essentials. Camps often provide a packing list tailored to their programs, so use it as a guide and avoid adding extras.
A lightweight backpack is essential for daily use, letting campers carry water bottles, sunscreen and other necessities without strain. Choose one with adjustable straps and plenty of compartments for easy organization.
STAY COOL IN THE HEAT
Summer camp often means spending long hours in the sun, so preparing for the heat is critical. Proper clothing and
accessories can make all the difference. Breathable fabrics like cotton blends or performance materials keep kids cool by wicking away sweat. Look for clothing labeled as UV-protective for added defense against the sun’s rays. A wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses are must-haves to protect faces and eyes. Hydration is another top priority. Pack a reusable water bottle or hydration pack that’s easy for kids to carry and refill. Encourage frequent sips throughout the day to avoid
dehydration. Sunscreen is non-negotiable. Choose a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher and pack enough for regular reapplication. Teach your child how to apply it correctly, focusing on oftenmissed spots like ears and the back of the neck.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
Packing light doesn’t mean skipping comfort. Streamline toiletries by using travel-sized bottles and packing multipurpose items, like a combined shampoo and body wash.
Roll clothing instead of folding to save space in the bag and keep items wrinkle-free. Packing cubes or zippered pouches are also great for keeping gear organized. By focusing on lightweight, multipurpose gear and essentials for summer weather, parents can ensure their kids are prepared for camp without overpacking. This approach not only makes life easier for campers but also sets the stage for a comfortable, stressfree summer full of fun and exploration.
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Eagle Lake Camps
OVERNIGHT CAMP
Religious
Give your kids the adventure of a lifetime at Eagle Lake Overnight Camps! Tailored for ages 8–17, our programs offer something for every camper (even parents!) — whether it’s arts and crafts, kayaking, or high-adventure activities like rock climbing, mountain biking, or soaring down the zipline over our alpine lake. Through engaging Bible studies, worship, and meaningful fellowship, campers grow in their faith while making lifelong memories. At Eagle Lake, your camper is safe to laugh, play, and learn to love like Jesus in the breathtaking Colorado wilderness. Register now for an unforgettable summer!
Woodland Park, CO 08-17
$$ $$$ $599-$799 eaglelake@navigators.org eaglelakecamps.com (719) 272-7453
Highlands Camp and Retreat Center
Seeking fun & adventure this summer? We offer week-long summer camp experiences for all ages: 4th-6th grade camp, middle school camp, high school camp, specialty camps, and intergenerational family camps. Located on 300 acres in the beautiful Rocky Mountains, surrounded by sweeping vistas, forests, meadow, and a babbling creek. Give your child the gift of leisure, merriment, and connection to nature. Guided by trained camp counselors, your child is sure to have a week filled with growth & friendship.
Allenspark, CO 05-95
$$ $$$ $350-$500 info@highlandscamp.net highlandscamp.org (303) 747-2888
