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PHOTOGRAPHY 101

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 6-8

When: 9 a.m.-noon, July 6-10

ARTS & CRAFTS

CREATIVE ART CAMP

Lancaster County Art Association

149 Precision Ave. Strasburg

Ages: 7-14

When: 9 a.m.-noon Monday-Thursday, June 22-25

Students experience four mornings of creative art-making fun, experimenting with a variety of art materials and creative techniques to create finished artwork. Some time outdoors, weather permitting. Student art show in the gallery following camp.

Cost: $120, art materials included.

Contact: 717-687-7061

Info: lcaaonline.org

SILLY STORIES CAMP

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering junior kindergarten, kindergarten or 1st grade

When: 9 a.m.-noon, June 15-18

Back by popular demand for our fourth summer! We will use delightfully fun children’s stories every day of camp to inspire related snacks, crafts and silly movement activities. Campers will use their imaginations to explore each book using all five senses, but — most of all — they will experience silly fun with their friends in a relaxed setting!

Cost: $200, plus $10 materials cost

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

Level up your photo skills and turn your smartphone or tablet into a professional photography studio! In this hands-on camp, you’ll master the secrets of taking epic shots, explore the cool history of photography and learn how to tell a story through your art. Through fun group challenges and solo projects, you’ll sharpen your creative eye and build a portfolio you’re proud to share. (This course will focus on using tablets and smartphones for capturing photographs, so participating students will need access to such a device.)

Cost: $250

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

SUPER ART CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–6

When: June 8–11

Grades 4-6: 9 a.m.-noon

Grades 1-3: 1–4 p.m.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a summer camp! During this week of art camp, we will look at the styles and characteristics of super artists, animators and illustrators. As we learn what sets these artists apart, students will discover their own art style and all the super ways God has created them to be unique.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

RE-CREATE ART CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–6

When: June 15–18

Grades 4-6: 9 a.m.–noon

Grades 1-3: 1–4 p.m.

During this week of art camp, we will explore creative ways to make art with recycled materials. Campers will learn new ways to use everyday materials to create projects such as cardboard robots, rain sticks and more. They will be encouraged not just to create art, but to see the potential in God’s creation, just as God sees great potential in all of us.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center

1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

DAY CAMP

CAMP LCDS

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades K-5

When: June 8–Aug. 7

From space exploration to big-top adventures, mysteries solved to globe-trotting “travel,” Camp LCDS is geared toward students entering kindergarten through 5th grade interested in a weekly theme-based camp experience.

Cost:

$450 per week, full day, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. $250 per week, mornings, 9 a.m.-noon $250 per week, afternoons, 1-4 p.m.

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

LET’S DUNGEON! CAMP

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 6-9

When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., June 29-July 3

Calling all adventurers! Want to play some Dungeons & Dragons? Want to make a foam sword? Then this is the camp for you! During this full-day camp, we will be engaging in all sorts of fantasy role-playing games and activities. We’ll create our own unique characters and lead them through a fantastic world of elves, goblins and wizards. This camp is perfect for kids who love board games, fantasy books and theatrical role-playing.

Cost: $450, plus $20 materials cost Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

HOGWARTS, YEAR 4

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 6-9

When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., July 13-17

Ever wish you were a student at Hogwarts? Now is your chance! Get ready for a full week of witchcraft and wizardry! Shop for supplies in Diagon Alley, arrive at the Great Hall for a sorting ceremony, and take classes like those taught to young witches and wizards! Discover a magical world you never knew existed right here in Lancaster.

Cost: $450, plus $20 materials cost Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

CORN COB ACRES SUMMER CAMP

Corn Cob Acres

191 College Ave., Mountville

Ages: 5-10

When: June 22-26 and July 20-24

(Choose one week or both)

Time: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday

Campers will join a group for the week led by a certified PA Educator along with our incredible Camp CCA counselors. No two camp days are the same. Campers may spend their days mining for gems, exploring our new Cornelius Magical Scavenger Hunt, building confidence through Reading to Succeed, cooling off with the popular “water day,” and creating a special craft. Every day will be full of fun, educational and supervised play around Corn Cob Acres.

Cost: $260 for the week ($15 off with code LCAMP26 before April 30.)

Contact: 717-285-7748 or info@corncobacres.com

Info: corncobacres.com/camp

SUMMER CHORAL CAMP

First Presbyterian Church Lancaster

140 E. Orange St., Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 3-12 (2026-27 school year)

When: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., June 22 –26

The First Presbyterian Church Summer Choral Camp is a day camp for students who love music and want to explore and develop their musicality in a fun choir setting. Led by professional choral teachers, choristers will sing in a variety of musical styles in a choir room setting. Students will have the opportunity to hear from daily volunteer guest teachers, experiment with a variety of instruments, engage in dramatic play, movement, visual arts and have fun meeting new friends.

Donation: $225

Contact: 717-394-6854

Info: fpclancasterpa.org

GIRLS CAMP

Linden Hall School for Girls

212 E. Main St., Lititz

Ages: Girls entering grades 2-8

When: July 13–24

Two exciting themes will be offered this year: Wizarding School and Time Travel Adventure: Ancient Civilizations! Attend both weeks or just one. There will also be a boarding option between the two camps (July 17–19).

Cost: $360 per week

Contact: 717-626-8512

Info: LHGirls.org/summer

DAY CAMP

COMMUNITY KIDS CAMP: ILLUMINATION STATION

Community Fellowship Church 200 Bethel Drive, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades K-4

When: 6-8 p.m., July 27-31

Join us at Illumination Station™ for the brightest week of the year! Kids will discover that Jesus is the true Light — bringing hope to a dark world — and learn who He really is through music, stories, art, small groups and games. Make new friends, connect with caring leaders and shine a light on Jesus this summer.

Cost: Free

Contact: 717-299-6505

Info: communityfellowship.com/kidscamp

CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center 1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

LUTHERCARE FOR KIDS SUMMER CAMP SERIES

Luthercare for Kids — Reamstown

58 Reamstown Road, Stevens

Ages: 2-12

When:

Introducing … Me! Camp (Week 1: June 8-12): This opening week, campers will enjoy getting to know each other and our routine through games and activities.

Our Community Camp (Week 2: June 15-19): Campers will explore what our neighborhood has to offer and get out and about in the community.

Kitchen Chemistry Camp (Week 3: June 22-26): Campers will spark their creativity and curiosity as they experiment with edible creations and observe the science behind them.

The Great Outdoors Camp (Week 4: June 29-July 2* Camp is closed Friday, July 3, for the holiday.): Exploring nature’s playground, campers will experience the magic of the outdoors firsthand.

Inventors Workshop Camp (Week 5: July 6-10): Campers will dive into the world of creativity and innovation as they design, build and bring their ideas to life.

Let the Games Begin — Olympics Camp (Week 6: July 13-17): Campers will race, jump and cheer their way through a week of thrilling Olympic-inspired events.

Music Makers Camp (Week 7: July 20-24): Campers will experiment with sounds, learn new instruments and bring their musical ideas to life.

Roar into Adventure Camp (Week 8: July 27-31): Campers will become paleontologists for the week, unearthing fossils and learning about these incredible creatures.

Space the Fun Frontier Camp (Week 9: Aug. 3-7): Campers will launch into an interstellar adventure filled with science experiments, space games and creative projects.

Under the Big Top Camp (Week 10: Aug. 1014): Campers will experience the magic of the circus through juggling, clowning and creative performances.

Camp days include supervised play, healthy snacks and age appropriate activities. Register for one week, several weeks or every week. Two-, three- and five-day options available.

Cost: $268 for five days, $184 for three days, $138 for two days.

Contact: 717-336-3233

Info: luthercareforkids.org/2026-summer-camp

LUTHERCARE FOR KIDS SUMMER CAMP SERIES

Luthercare for Kids — Annville 40 S. King St., Annville Ages: 2-12

When:

Introducing … Me! Camp (Week 1: June 8-12): This opening week, campers will enjoy getting to know each other and our routine through games and activities.

Our Community Camp (Week 2: June 15-19): Campers will explore what our neighborhood has to offer and get out and about in the community.

Kitchen Chemistry Camp (Week 3: June 22-26): Campers will spark their creativity and curiosity as they experiment with edible creations and observe the science behind them.

The Great Outdoors Camp (Week 4: June 29-July 2* Camp is closed Friday, July 3, for the holiday.): Exploring nature’s playground, campers will experience the magic of the outdoors firsthand.

Inventors Workshop Camp (Week 5: July 6-10): Campers will dive into the world of creativity and innovation as they design, build and bring their ideas to life.

Let the Games Begin — Olympics Camp (Week 6: July 13-17): Campers will race, jump and cheer their way through a week of thrilling Olympic-inspired events.

Music Makers Camp (Week 7: July 20-24): Campers will experiment with sounds, learn new instruments and bring their musical ideas to life.

Roar into Adventure Camp (Week 8: July 27-31): Campers will become paleontologists for the week, unearthing fossils and learning about these incredible creatures.

Space the Fun Frontier Camp (Week 9: Aug. 3-7): Campers will launch into an interstellar adventure filled with science experiments, space games and creative projects.

Under the Big Top Camp (Week 10: Aug. 1014): Campers will experience the magic of the circus through juggling, clowning and creative performances.

Camp days include supervised play, healthy snacks and age appropriate activities. Register for one week, several weeks or every week. Two-, three- and five-day options available.

Cost: $268 for five days, $184 for three days, $138 for two days.

Contact: 717-867-4660

Info: luthercareforkids.org/2026-summer-camp

DAY CAMP

SUMMER DAY CAMP

Hempfield recCenter

1251 Stony Battery Road, Landisville

Ages: Entering grades 1-7

When: June 8-Aug. 13

7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. daily

Hempfield recCenter’s Summer Day Camp 2026 is back with full days of fun, friendship and adventure (plus an optional Pre-Camp week). With swimming, creative projects, gym games, themed weeks and exciting field trips, no two weeks ever feel the same. Designed for school-aged kids and built to support busy families and is led by experienced, caring staff who make every camper feel welcome and included. Disney Week, Sports Week, Water Week, Science Week and so much more!

Cost:

$241 per week (part time, 3 days)

$268 per week (full time, 4-5 days)

Contact: 717-898-3102

Info: hempfieldrec.com

DAY CAMP

Camp Conquest

480 Forest Road, Denver

Ages: 7-12

When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday- Friday, June 22-July 31

Campers enjoy fun in the great outdoors, including swimming, archery, horses and group games. Creative, hands-on Bible lessons and fun camp songs teach valuable truths. Lunch included. Free transportation from Lititz and Ephrata most weeks.

Cost: Tier 1: $297 | Tier 2: $262 | Tier 3: $227

Contact: 717-336-2541

Info: campconquest.org

GOD’S CREATION DAY CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–5

When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., June 6–9

Campers will explore the outdoors, learn about animals and investigate the beauty of all that God has created. We will also spend one day at the pool.

Cost: $220 ($195 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

CREATIVE ARTS DAY CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School 2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–5

When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., July 13-16

Campers will discover ways to use their minds and bodies to create and produce various artistic components. We will also spend one of our days at the pool.

Cost: $220 ($195 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

SPORTS & GAMES DAY CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–5

When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., July 20-23

Campers will enjoy learning and participating in a variety of sports and games. We will also spend one of our days at the pool.

Cost: $220 ($195 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

WATER FUN DAY CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–5

When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., July 27–30

Campers will spend most of the time outside playing creative water games. A bathing suit, towel and change of clothes will be necessary each day. We will also spend one of our days at the pool.

Cost: $220 ($195 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

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OPPORTUNITIES TO THRIVE

Build friendships, strong learning strategies, andsocialskills in a supportiveenvironment

EDUCATION

READING & WRITING ENRICHMENT CAMP

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 6-8

When: 1-4 p.m., July 20-24

Avoid the “summer slide” while having fun with peers! Come to Reading and Writing Enrichment to continue your growth in reading and writing. We will use various fiction and nonfiction texts to work on reading strategies, and practice writing skills to make sure you’re ready for next school year.

Cost: $250, plus $10 material cost

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

SUMMER CHORAL CAMP

First Presbyterian Church Lancaster 140 E. Orange St., Lancaster

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Ages: Students entering grades 3-12 (2026-27 school year)

When: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., June 22 –26

The First Presbyterian Church Summer Choral Camp is a day camp for students who love music and want to explore and develop their musicality in a fun choir setting. Led by professional choral teachers, choristers will sing in a variety of musical styles in a choir room setting. Students will have the opportunity to hear from daily volunteer guest teachers, experiment with a variety of instruments, engage in dramatic play, movement, visual arts and have fun meeting new friends.

Donation: $225

Contact: 717-394-6854

Info: fpclancasterpa.org

CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center 1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

CREATED TO CREATE CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School 2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering pre-K and kindergarten

When: 9 a.m.-noon, June 22-25

Join us for a week of fun where little minds bloom through art, music, outdoor adventures and endless creativity! Each day includes hands-on art, imaginative play, sensory experiences and outdoor exploration designed especially for children entering pre-K or kindergarten. Through joyful play and creative expression, campers will celebrate the gifts God has given them while learning and growing together.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

MUSIC

SUMMER CHORAL CAMP

First Presbyterian Church Lancaster 140 E. Orange St., Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 3-12 (2026-27 school year)

When: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., June 22 –26

The First Presbyterian Church Summer Choral Camp is a day camp for students who love music and want to explore and develop their musicality in a fun choir setting. Led by professional choral teachers, choristers will sing in a variety of musical styles in a choir room setting. Students will have the opportunity to hear from daily volunteer guest teachers, experiment with a variety of instruments, engage in dramatic play, movement, visual arts and have fun meeting new friends.

Donation: $225

Contact: 717-394-6854

Info: fpclancasterpa.org

SING WITH US

Berks Youth Chorus

Ages: Entering grades 3-7

Summer Sing: July 27-31, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Where: Atonement Lutheran Church, Wyomissing Campers learn music and vocal fundamentals in a fun, engaging and physically active setting. Students sing in small and large groups, explore their voices, improve music literacy, learn choreography and play games. BYC provides all music and education materials and a snack each day. A mini concert for family and friends is presented, on-site, on Friday afternoon. And if you love it, keep singing with us during the school year!

Schedule:

Monday through Thursday: 9 a.m.-12:15 p.m., grades 3-4

9 a.m.-2 p.m., grades 5-7

Friday: 9 a.m.-2 p.m., all grades with mini concert for friends and family at 2 p.m.

Cost: $50; free for 2025-26 BYC singers. Financial assistance is available.

Info: berksyouthchorus.org/summer-sing

PIONEER CAMPS

Camp Conquest

480 Forest Road, Denver

Ages: 7-9

When:

June 28-July 2, July 5-10, July 19-24, July 26-31

6 p.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Friday

OVERNIGHT

GIRLS CAMP

Linden Hall School for Girls

212 E. Main St., Lititz

Ages: Girls entering grades 3-8

When: July 13–24

Two exciting themes will be offered this year: Wizarding School and Time Travel Adventure: Ancient Civilizations! Attend both weeks or just one. There will also be a boarding option between the two camps (July 17–19). Day options are also available.

Cost:

$1,415 (overnight both weeks)

$720 (overnight one week) Day options are $360 per camp

Contact: 717-626-8512

Info: LHGirls.org/summer

EQUESTRIAN OVERNIGHT CAMP

Linden Hall School for Girls

212 E. Main St., Lititz

Ages: Girls entering grades 3-8

When: July 12–24

Equestrian Camp encompasses many riding and horsemanship learning opportunities. Whether a new or experienced rider, each camper participates in activities that greatly expand her equestrian knowledge. Girls participate in riding lessons, attend field trips, hear from guest speakers and more.

Cost: $1,380 per week

Contact: 717-626-8512

Info: LHGirls.org/summer

Our youngest campers enjoy a schedule designed just for them. With plenty of counselor help, they participate in activities such as swimming, horses, archery and group games. Creative, hands-on Bible lessons and fun camp songs teach valuable biblical truths at the level they need. Our Pioneer campers enjoy a 4:1 counselor/camper ratio.

Cost: Tier 1: $665 | Tier 2: $590 | Tier 3: $515

Contact: 717-336-2541

Info: campconquest.org

ADVENTURE CAMP

Camp Conquest

480 Forest Road, Denver

Ages: 10-12

When:

June 28-July 2, July 5-10, July 12-17, July 19-24, July 26-31

6 p.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Friday

A week away from home encourages independence and decision-making; it helps develop interpersonal skills and gives children confidence in facing new opportunities. Our programs include a lot of time to develop new friendships and enjoy the wonders of creation. Campers enjoy swimming, archery, horses, crafts, group games, Bible lessons and more.

Cost: Tier 1: $665 | Tier 2: $590 | Tier 3: $515

Contact: 717-336-2541

Info: campconquest.org

LANCASTER COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

From creative play to hands-on learning, Lancaster Country Day School’s summer camps and courses-for-credit offer fun, enriching experiences all season long.

From lacrosse and soccer fundamentals, to photography and legos, and so much more... There’s something for every kid at LCDS this summer!

OVERNIGHT

QUEST CAMP

Camp Conquest

480 Forest Road, Denver

Ages: 13-15

When: June 28-July 2, July 5-10, July 19-24, July 26-31

6 p.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Friday

A distraction-free week away helps develop interpersonal skills and gives teens confidence in facing new opportunities. The crazy games, powerful worship and genuine friendships make this an incredible week. Campers enjoy swimming, archery, horses, giant swing, group games, Bible lessons and more.

Cost: Tier 1: $665 | Tier 2: $590 | Tier 3: $515

Contact: 717-336-2541

Info: campconquest.org

REAL MEN & TRUE WOMEN

Camp Conquest

480 Forest Road, Denver

Ages: 13-15

When: July 19-31

6 p.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Friday

These two-week discipleship programs gives young men and women the opportunity to work hard, play hard, and the freedom to ask challenging questions about the biblical worldview. Campers return home on weekend.

Cost: $1,030

Contact: 717-336-2541

Info: campconquest.org

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

SCIENCE

CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center 1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

EQUESTRIAN OVERNIGHT CAMP

Linden Hall School for Girls

212 E. Main St., Lititz

Ages: Girls entering grades 3-8

When: July 12–24

Equestrian Camp encompasses many riding and horsemanship learning opportunities. Whether a new or experienced rider, each camper participates in activities that greatly expand her equestrian knowledge. Girls participate in riding lessons, attend field trips, hear from guest speakers and more.

Cost: $1,380 per week

Contact: 717-626-8512

Info: LHGirls.org/summer

SPORTS CAMPS

Linden Hall School for Girls

212 E. Main St., Lititz

Ages:

Sports Variety Camp: Students entering grades 3-8

Soccer Camp: Students entering grades 5-8

When:

Sports Variety Camp: July 6-10

Soccer Camp: July 13-17

SPORTS

BASEBALL CAMP

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 2-5

When: 9 a.m.-noon, July 27-31

Learn the game of baseball from two state-champion coaches! Each day, we’ll focus on different parts of the game, from pitching to hitting to all the positions on the field.

Cost: $250

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

BASKETBALL CAMP

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 6-9

When: 9 a.m.-noon, June 8-12

Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or new to organized basketball, every camper leaves stronger, smarter and more confident. Each day features fast-paced drills, fun competitions, and real-game scenarios designed to build strong fundamentals and court IQ. Campers will learn from experienced coaches, compete in daily challenges and work with teammates.

Cost: $250

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

Sports Variety Camp gives campers a “taste” of a different sport each day, from archery to basketball — and so much more. The following week, Soccer Camp will focus on skill development, with each day having a specific focus such as ball control, dribbling, shooting, finishing and more.

Cost: $180 per week

Contact: 717-626-8512

Info: LHGirls.org/sportscamp

CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center

1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

improve safely and effectively.

Whether preparing for an upcoming season or building a stronger foundation in the off-season, this camp helps athletes develop the strength and performance edge needed to compete at their best.

Cost: $395

Contact: 717-300-0543

SPORTS

RIEBESELL BASEBALL CAMP

Franklin & Marshall College’s Caplan Field

1000 Wilson Drive, Lancaster

Ages: 6-14

When: 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday, July 13-16

Our youth camps are focused on skill development and growing the game through fun and high energy so kids develop an excitement and appreciation for playing. Learn skills related to hitting, defense, base running, throwing, pitching and catching (for those interested), and strategy. Each day will include minigames, competitions, challenges and trivia.

Cost: $99 per day; $350 for full 4-day week

Contact: 551-265-5221

Info: riebesellbaseballcamps.totalcamps.com/shop/ product/550177

YOUTH STRENGTH & PERFORMANCE

emPower Training Systems

276 Granite Run Drive, Lancaster

Ages: Completed grades 6-8 and 9-12

When: June 29-Aug. 6

Grades 6-8: 11 a.m. Mondays and Thursdays Grades 9-12: Noon Mondays and Thursdays

Our six-week Strength & Performance Camp is designed specifically for student athletes who want to get stronger, faster and more confident heading into their season. Athletes will train twice per week in a structured, small-group setting focused on building total-body strength, improving speed and explosiveness, and reducing injury risk.

Each session emphasizes proper technique, progressive strength development, core stability and athletic movement mechanics. With individualized coaching in a small group environment (limited to 10 athletes), participants receive the attention they need to

Info: empowertrainingsystems.com

BASKETBALL CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–8

When:

9 a.m.-noon, June 15–18 (grades 1-4)

1-4 p.m., June 15-18 (boys, grades 5-8)

9 a.m.-noon, June 22-25 (girls, grades 5-8)

Learn the fundamentals of basketball, perfect and sharpen current skills, and learn biblical character traits that apply to athletics in an encouraging, competitive and friendly environment. Each session will include individual instruction, small group competition, and large team games along with a time of devotions and prayer.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 5–8

When: 1-4 p.m., June 22–25

Learn the fundamentals of volleyball, perfect and sharpen current skills, and learn biblical character traits that apply to athletics in an encouraging, competitive and friendly environment. Each session will include individual instruction, small group competition, and large team games along with a time of devotions and prayer.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

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CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center

1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

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PODCAST CAMP

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 5-8

When: 9 a.m.-noon, July 20-24

Put on your headphones, get behind the mic and get ready to podcast! Campers will work together to master the art of the interview and bring stories to life. Find your voice, refine your style and discover what it takes to produce a show that people can’t wait to hear!

Cost: $250, plus $10 material cost

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

LEGO LIFTERS

Lancaster Country Day School

725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster

Ages: Entering junior kindergarten–2nd grade

When: 9 a.m.-noon, Aug. 3-7

If your child loves to build and create, this camp is for them. Legos, Magna-Tiles and Duplos — oh my! Your child will use their imagination and cooperation skills to build small cities, skyscrapers and beautiful homes. Our creations will stay up the entire camp so a project can continue day to day. Everyone will have an opportunity to work together and beside their friends to show off their engineering skills.

Cost: $250, plus $10 material cost

Contact: 717-392-2916, ext. 6204

Info: lancastercountryday.org/experience/summer

JUNIOR VIDEO GAME DESIGN AND CODING CAMP

Lancaster Technology Camps 330 Mumma Drive, Landisville

Ages: Entering grades 2 and 3

When: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., July 20-23

Give your young creator a summer experience they’ll be talking about all year at our Junior Video Game Design and Coding Camp. Campers won’t just play games, they’ll design characters, build simple animations, and create their own playable mini-games while learning the foundations of coding through hands-on, kid-friendly projects. Led by an experienced teaching team of real teachers, this camp blends digital creativity with active, off-screen fun, helping kids build skills, confidence and the mindset of a creator.

Cost: $228

Info: lancastertechcamps.com

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FUTURE ENTREPRENEURS CAMP

Lancaster Technology Camps

340 Mumma Drive, Landisville

Ages: Entering grades 4-7

When: 8 a.m.-noon, June 15-18

It’s time to turn your big ideas into reality in this fast-paced, hands-on camp where creativity meets technology and students dive into innovation, design and entrepreneurship, all led by an experienced professional teacher who guides and supports you every step of the way. You’ll brainstorm bold business ideas, create eye-catching digital ads, and design standout marketing materials using real-world tech tools and creative strategy. Then, you’ll take the stage at a live pitch event to present your vision, impress the judges and prove your entrepreneurial spirit can rise to the top.

Cost: $178

Info: lancastertechcamps.com

GALACTIC EXPLORERS SPACE CAMP

Lancaster Technology Camps

330 Mumma Drive, Landisville

Ages: Entering grades 1-3

When: 12:30-3:30 p.m., June 8-11

Blast off into a summer of discovery at this camp, where kids who love science and space dive into

hands-on adventures that spark curiosity and build confidence. Campers become budding astronauts, engineers and scientists as they tackle daily missions packed with interactive experiments, creative challenges and exciting STEM activities. From exploring the solar system to building and testing spacethemed projects, kids experience STEM in action while enthusiastic instructors help them grow their problem-solving skills, teamwork and imagination.

Cost: $178

Info: lancastertechcamps.com

INTERSTELLAR INNOVATORS CAMP

Lancaster Technology Camps

865 Centerville Road, Lancaster

Ages: Entering grades 4-7

When: June 29-July 2

Where STEM, imagination and space collide! Blast off into an unforgettable week of creativity, science and exploration as students dive into the wonders of outer space, design aliens and their worlds, explore planets and moons, learn about rockets and rovers, and tackle hands-on challenges inspired by real scientists and engineers. Each day brings a new cosmic adventure that blends STEM, storytelling and technology to spark imagination, build confidence and launch creativity far beyond our atmosphere.

Cost: $178

Info: lancastertechcamps.com

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WORLD BUILDING LEGO CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 1–3

When: 9 a.m.-noon, June 8–11

Love to build with Legos? Embrace your inner master builder as you learn Lego building and engineering techniques that will enable you to create well-loved new worlds full of fun characters, stories and scenes.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

LEGO TECHNIC ROBOTICS CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 4–6

When: 1-4 p.m., June 8–11

Get ready to learn about motors, gears and structure as we build robots ready to work. Students will work in teams to build and program robots and build moving parts using motors to create an interactive landscape.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

CODING CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School

2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 4–6

When: 1-4 p.m., June 15–18

Do you want to learn to speak computer language? Want to create a fun computer game for you and your friends? Coding (computer programming) puts you in the driver’s seat! We will use “Scratch the Cat”

to accomplish fun mini projects that will culminate in a fun playable game that you can share with your family and friends.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

CAMP GNB

Go ‘N Bananas Family Fun Center 1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Ages: Entering Kindergarten-4th grade

When (Choose 1, 2 or all 3 sessions):

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23-Thursday, June 25

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7-Thursday, July 9

Session 3: Tuesday, Aug. 11-Thursday, Aug.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-noon each day

Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s Premier Indoor Family Fun Center, hosts its first half-day summer camp program for kids, featuring daily scheduled free play on attractions including: Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, XD Motion Theater, Ballocity Play Structure and Arcade. Also daily arts and crafts, including decorating your own camp T-shirt; daily outdoor activity (weather permitting); group games; team building activities and daily snack Included. Spaces are extremely limited!

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual passholders save 10%

Contact: 717-287-5000

Info: gonbananas.com

THEATRE

BROADWAY BOUND MUSICAL THEATRE SUMMER CAMPS

Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre 510 Centerville Road, Lancaster

Ages: 5-18

When: June-August (Dates, times and costs vary by age level.)

Broadway Bound camps allow young actors the opportunity to participate in a theatrical experience that will develop confidence, responsibility and teamwork. Camp participants build self-esteem as they refine their creativity, active listening and concentration skills while learning about musical theater.

Pre-Beginner, Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced camps are available. Advanced camp production: “Freaky Friday The Musical.”

Contact: 717-898-1900

Info and registration: dutchapple.com/ broadway-bound-summer-camp/

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: BROADWAY JR. REVUE: PURE IMAGINATION (FULL-DAY)

Fulton Theatre 12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Grades 6-12

When: June 8-19 (2 weeks)

Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday

Performance on the morning of June 20.

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: PLAYBUILDING

Fulton Theatre 12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Age 4-7 and grades 2-5

When: June 22-26

Time: See website

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

THEATRE

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: KIDS ROCK!

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: 3-5 and 4-7

When: June 22-26

Time: See website

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: WIZARD ACADEMY (HALF-DAY)

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages:

Grades 2-5 (morning)

Grades 6-12 (afternoon)

When: July 6-10

Time: See website

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: WEST SIDE STORY/ROMEO & JULIET

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Grades 9-12

When: July 6-10

Time: 1:30-4:30 p.m.

Includes tickets to “West Side Story” at Fulton Theatre!

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: CURTAIN UP ON THE CIRCUS!

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: 3-5 and 4-7

When: July 6-10

Time: See website

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

When: July 20-24

Time: See website

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: SING DANCE ACT! (HALF-DAY)

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Grades 2-5

When: July 13-17

Time: 9 a.m.-noon

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: INTRO TO THEATRE (FULL-DAY)

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Grades 9-12

When: July 13-17

Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: INTRO TO MEISNER

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Grades 6-12

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE: DEVISING THEATRE

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Ages: Grades 6-12

When: July 20-24

Time: See website

Cost: See website

Contact: 717-397-7425

Info: thefulton.org/community/academy/camps

THEATER TRIPLE THREAT CAMP

Lancaster County Christian School 2390 New Holland Pike, Lancaster

Ages: Students entering grades 4–6

When: 9 a.m.-noon, June 8–11

Learn the three skills of a musical theater performer: acting, singing and dancing! Campers will learn an upbeat choreographed number, a music number, and work on acting scenes including some from “Newsies JR.” The experience will culminate in a short performance on the last day of camp.

Cost: $120 ($105 before May 1)

Contact: 717-556-0711

Info: lccs.cc/summercamps

Questions to ask before choosing a camp

METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

Millions of children spend a significant portion of their summers at camp. The American Camp Association reports that 26 million children enroll in summer camp each year, and many of those youngsters make memories that last a lifetime.

Camps have arguably become even more important in recent decades as more and more households have two working parents. Single-parent households also rely on summer camp to keep kids occupied while school is not in session and Mom or Dad is working. Such situations illustrate how important summer camp can be and underscore the significance of asking the right questions before enrolling a child in camp.

In addition to inquiring about hours of operation, insurance and pricing, parents can ask the following questions before enrolling a child in summer camp.

What is the history of the camp?

A camp that has been in business for decades is not necessarily superior to one that opened more recently, but it’s still worth asking how long a camp has been around. It might be easier to determine if a given camp is what you’re looking for if it’s been around awhile. Such camps may have significant Google reviews and may even provide testimonials from past campers and parents.

A camp that’s been around awhile also can share information regarding its return rate, which indicates the number of kids who have come back each summer. A strong return rate can signal that campers enjoy their experience.

How experienced is the camp staff?

Camp directors and staff members spend a lot of time with campers each summer, so it’s important that parents ask who these people are, how they’re trained and how much experience they have. No business can avoid employee turnover completely, so parents who hold out for a camp that’s had the same employees for decades will likely find themselves with an unhappy non-camper come the start of summer. But questions about turnover rate, training and the counselor selection process are important to ask prior to enrollment.

Who is eligible to attend camp?

Some camps restrict enrollment to youngsters within a predetermined age bracket, while others may be exclusive to legal residents of the town where the camp is being held. Eligibility is not only

a significant variable in regard to determining who can and cannot attend a given camp; it’s also notable because parents may want their children to attend a camp with some familiar faces.

Attending camp alongside classmates, neighbors or teammates can calm kids’ nerves and make them more excited about going. But camps open to children from other towns also can help children to expand their social networks.

What is the camp itinerary?

Kids might grow bored if camp features the same itinerary each day, and parents might feel such camps are not worth the investment. Ask about the typical camp itinerary, including field trips, daily activities, special events and entertainment. The more entertaining and fun a camp is, the more likely youngsters are to love spending time there.

Is physical activity included?

Many students attend academic camps or camps where they learn to play music or further their existing skills. But parents know that physical activity is a vital component of a healthy lifestyle and a great way to make the best of the summer sun. When considering a specialty offering like band camp or STEM camp, ask about what role, if any, physical activity plays in a typical day.

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Summer camp experience offers many benefits

METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

Summer camp is something akin to a rite of passage for millions of youngsters each year. Many adults look back fondly on their experiences at summer camp, often crediting such times as formative periods in their lives.

Summer camp benefits children in myriad ways. Recognition of the many advantages of attending summer camp can serve as a great reminder of just how fun it can be for children to spend their time away from school at a camp of their choosing.

Campers continue to socialize throughout summer.

Socializing isn’t just for the school year. While children in high school might be independent enough to come and go with their friends during summer break, kids who are still in elementary school or middle school might not be old enough to handle such freedom. That can make it hard to stay in touch with friends, which in turn can contribute to feelings of boredom and loneliness. Camp provides ample opportunities for

young children to socialize during a time of year when they might not see their school friends as often as they’re used to.

Campers can expand their horizons. Though some summer camps are exclusive to residents of certain communities, many are open to children from numerous towns or municipalities. Such camps provide an opportunity for

campers to expand their horizons by engaging with youngsters who come from different backgrounds. The Graduate School of Education at Harvard University notes that summer camp may be the first time children spend substantial amounts of time with people whose backgrounds differ from their own.

Camp can get kids off their devices. Modern children are growing up in a digital world, and parents know how hard it can be to get kids to put down their devices and get outdoors. But the key to making that pivot could be access to outdoor play spaces. A 2025 study from researchers at the University of Michigan published in the journal Health and Place found that efforts to reduce kids’ screen time are more successful when children are given a chance to play outside. Many summer camps are structured around outdoor play, making them a potentially invaluable ally as parents seek to help children cut back on the time they spend using their devices. Children who do not attend camp and live in households where both parents

work or in single-parent households where Mom or Dad works may be forced to spend much of summer indoors, which could increase the frequency with which they turn to devices to occupy their time.

Camp adds structure to summer days.

Once a school year ends, the structure a school day provides vanishes into thin air. Couple that with extracurricular activities that go on hiatus during summer vacation, and kids accustomed to structure are left with little to do and no need to schedule their time. That can add an aimlessness to summer days. Camp can provide the structure kids are accustomed to but still offer a break from responsibilities like homework or the commitments required of extracurricular activities.

There’s no shortage of benefits to enrolling youngsters in summer camp, where kids can socialize, grow and get off their devices while engaged in structured but stress-free activities.

New Half-Day Summer Camp Program!

am — 12:00 pm each

8:30 am — 12:00 pm each day

Choose 1, June - June Choose 1, 2 3 Sessions

Session 1: Tuesday, June 23rd - Thursday, June 25th

Session 2: Tuesday, July 7th - Thursday, July 9th

Session 3: Tuesday, August 11th - Thursday, August 13th

Cost:

$150 per camper, per session

$400 per camper for all three sessions

$10 discount per camper for families with multiple campers in the same session

Annual Passholders save 10%

Hosted By Go ‘N Bananas®, Lancaster’s

Premier Indoor Family Fun Center presents its first Half-Day Summer Camp Program for kids ages 5-12.

Spaces are extremely limited!

• Scheduled Free Play on Attractions, including: Laser Tag • Bumper Cars • Ropes Course • Arcade XD Motion Theater • Ballocity Play Structure

• Arts & Crafts, including decorating your own camp T-Shirt

• Outdoor Activity (weather permitting)

• Group Games • Team Building Activities • Snack Included

Registration Now Open

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