(7-12 yrs.) Using Tinkercad, campers will dive into 3D design and printing learning engineering, product design, and creative problem-solving along the way. They’ll build complex objects, tackle design challenges, and even preview creations in augmented reality before printing. Campers see their ideas come to life with tangible 3D prints in this Baroody camp. No experience needed.

(6-12 yrs.) Engage your young tech-enthusiasts with two cutting-edge, 3D technologies for a unique learning experience with Stem exCEL. Design, create and print 3D objects. Build your own video game integrating the 3D models you create. Campers get 3D prints and digital files of their creations.

(8-11 yrs.) Virtual Camp. Explore the world of artificial intelligence to design fully interactive games and experiences using cutting-edge technology. Combine artificial intelligence with coding to create an unforgettable learning adventure. Construct machine learning models that use image and text recognition within block-based coding software to build a portfolio of projects. Projects will be available on Black Rocket’s password protected website.

(9-13 yrs.) Join us for the ultimate outdoor camp! Activities include fishing, hiking, kayaking, animal tracking, and animal identification. Bring lunch, snack and water bottle daily. Camps run rain or shine. Contact the park for details on extreme weather days. No camp July 3.

(7-14 yrs.) In this Moonlit Wings camp, kids take center stage to star in original scenes and sing and dance to popular radio hits by today’s pop stars and legendary icons. Campers also explore improvisation games, character creation and a talent show while building imagination, storytelling skills, and teamwork. All experience levels welcome. Sessions that meet for five days will conclude with a mini performance for family and friends on Friday. Rec Center camps also bring swimsuit/towel for swim break. (Prefer behind-the-scenes? Teens ages 14+ may register separately for our “ACTivate! Teens Behind-the-Scenes” tech track.). No camp July 3.

(14–16 yrs.) In this NEW Moonlit Wings leadership camp, teens build communication, teamwork, and leadership skills as Jr. Directors by assisting instructors and mentoring younger campers. Teens help lead acting activities, improv games, rehearsals, and performances while gaining hands-on experience assisting instructors and working with younger performers. This leadership program partners with Moonlit Wings youth camps. View the schedule to determine which camp you will work with. ACTify camps are more production-focused with a longer show, while ACTion! and Applause offer shorter performances, theatre games, and swim time at select locations. No camp July 3.

(5-8 yrs.) Join KinderJam as we perform an original musical piece! Campers will build confidence and public speaking skills while rehearsing a scripted performance to be showcased at the end of the week. Bring two snacks, lunch, water. Rec Center camps may include an afternoon swim break. No camp July 3.

(6-10 yrs.) In this Katydid camp, campers spend the morning on the farm with visits to animals, hikes, games and crafts. Campers then head indoors for the afternoon to learn about lives 100 years ago through toys, games, crafts, and pictures. Children must have completed kindergarten. For questions call 703-689-3104 or info@katydidkids.com. No camp June 19 and July 3. FCPS last day of school June 17.

(3.5.-6 yrs.) This Katydid Kids camp, based at the Old Floris Schoolhouse, includes daily farm visits. Learn facts and stories about the animals through indoor and outdoor games, songs and puppetry. Bring lunch, snack, and water bottle daily. Child must be potty-trained. Specifics/questions call 703-689-3104 or info@katydidkids.com. No camp June 19 or July 4. Camps the week of June 9 for non-FCPS participants. Camp is licensed: requires immunization record and proof of identity with camp paperwork. No camp June 19 and July 3. FCPS last day of school June 17.

(7-11 yrs.) Learn the fundamentals of multiple sports including football, volleyball, soccer, baseball, track and lacrosse with Alpha Sports. Campers are grouped by age and enjoy participating in scrimmages and tournaments.

(6-12 yrs.) In this high energy Rich Sandler song and voice camp, campers learn vocal techniques, tell stories through up-tempo songs and games and create an interactive choir performance. Rec Center camps include a swim break.

(6-12 yrs.) This Spirit Pros camp blends the excitement of circus arts with hands-on creativity. Campers will practice on a variety of circus equipment, create balloon animals and sculptures, and learn to juggle scarves, rings, balls, and clubs. From tightrope walking and stilts to balance boards, barrels, and basic acrobatics, campers will build confidence, coordination, and showmanship in a safe and supportive environment. Rec Center camps bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break. Parent note: A signed participant release is due on the first day. Camp is not recommended for children with latex allergies. No camp July 3.

(8-12 yrs.) Go hiking to explore our native mammals, birds, fish, insects and reptiles in their habitats. Learn why animals are important to our ecosystem through resident animal interactions, crafts and games. As campers explore in the forest, pond, river and meadow they will learn how animal habitats are being threatened and what they can do to protect them.

(6-9yrs) Farm animals have many needs from food to medicine to just the right living spaces. Practice being a vet with STEM activities and daily hands-on access to animals. Games, crafts, and activities round out this camp.

(4-7 yrs.) Explore the woods, creeks and ponds as we look for all sorts of critters. Learn about the animal life science of frogs, toads, birds, mammals, snakes, turtles, fish and insects through hikes, projects and games.

(6-11 yrs.) Explore the woods, creeks and ponds as we look for all sorts of critters. Learn about the animal life science of frogs, toads, birds, mammals, snakes, turtles, fish and insects through hikes, projects and games.

(7-12 yrs.) A great camp for high-level swimmers. Activities include water safety, swim clinics, water relays and water sports like volleyball and basketball. Campers also enjoy out-of-pool games/activities. Prerequisite: child must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted, pass a swim test, be comfortable in deep water and tread water for two minutes. Bring at least two swimsuits, two towels, snacks, lunch, and water bottle. No camp June 19 and July 3. FCPS last day of school June 17.

(8-14 yrs.) Split your time between archery, fencing and traditional camp games. Learn archery from talented instructors using USA Archery’s Explore Archery program. Experienced fencing coaches teach core foundational skills like advance, retreat, thrust and lunge as you learn to fence. Wrap up the week with a fencing and archery Robin Hood Team Tournament using electric fencing equipment. No camp July 3. A maximum of 5 weeks per camper is allowed at this location due to State Licensing restrictions.

(9-15 yrs.) Develop archery skills shooting Olympic-style (recurve) bows in this indoor 3-day camp. Learn patience, focus and attention to detail through focused instruction. Other archery-related activities provide a broader introduction. Equipment is provided. Bring a snack and drink. No camp July 3.

(9-13 yrs.) Develop archery skills using Olympic-style (recurve) bows. Through focused instruction, learn shooting techniques and attention to detail. Campers also enjoy mini-golf, nature hikes along the lakefront and other outdoor activities. Camp operation is subject to weather and is held at the archery field to the right as you enter the park. No camp July 3.

(5 1/2-12 yrs.) STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways with Abrakadoodle. Create anaglyph images, rocket lava lamps, animal sponges, neon light signs, pop-up cards and other hands-on art projects. No camp July 3.

(3.5-6 yrs.) Explore the wild world of dinosaurs and other reptiles with Abrakadoodle. Experiment with a variety of art techniques while you learn about science, technology, engineering and math concepts used to study extinct animals. No camp June 19.

(7-15 yrs.) Build your performance skills and learn how to sing as part of a larger group. Receive coaching from trained vocalists to learn, record and perform popular songs. Make the most of your singing voice while learning to care for your vocal cords, control volume and pitch and refine techniques like melody and harmony. A maximum of 5 weeks per camper is allowed at this location due to State Licensing restrictions. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(8-15 yrs.) Campers learn behind the scenes of the music industry. Step into Bach to Rock’s recording studio, work with an audio engineer, record live bands and solo artists, work with industry-standard microphones, soundboards, mixing equipment, and state-of-the-art software to transform tracks into chart-topping hits! No experience required. A maximum of 5 weeks per camper is allowed at this location due to State Licensing restrictions.

(7-15 yrs.) Designed for kids of all levels. No music experience is necessary. Kids are taught to play up to three songs on an instrument such as drum, guitar, bass, piano and/or sing. Each weekly session culminates in a performance and the recording of a CD. Bach to Rock program. A maximum of 5 weeks per camper is allowed at this location due to State Licensing restrictions. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(8-12yrs) Investigate the properties of water and air, make bubbling concoctions, learn about electricity, and the science of bubbles. Older campers will also learn about bacteria and DNA.

(6-12 yrs.) Envision ballet dance camp is for campers who would like to learn or continue learning ballet. Campers will do arts and crafts, play games, meet new friends, and learn ballet. At the end of the week campers will put on a dance performance. Bring a swimsuit and towel daily for an afternoon swim break. No camp July 3.

(3-5 yrs.) Young campers are introduced to sports skills through games that enhance running, throwing, catching and teamwork in this Baroody camp. Other activities are included plus time for a lunch break. Pack a water bottle and bag lunch. Campers must be potty-trained and 3 years old by the first day of camp.

(6-12 yrs.) This Baroody camp will consist of games using soccer skills which will lead up to playing small-sided soccer. As the days progress, games will progress, involving different moves, dribbling, ball control, passing, and shooting. Games will require individual 1 on 1 skills with some requiring team participation. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(5-12 yrs.) Join Baroody camps to delve into various aspects of STEM, exploring topics such as robotics, chemistry, coding, and game design. Our hands-on approach includes interactive experiments such as creating potions and crafting slime, as well as problem-solving activities like developing robotic contraptions.

(8-11yrs.)Join Baroody camps to delve into various aspects of STEM, exploring topics such as robotics, chemistry, coding, and game design. Our hands-on approach includes interactive experiments such as creating potions and crafting slime, as well as problem-solving activities like developing robotic contraptions.

(5-6 yrs.) US9 offers a beginner’s half-day camp designed to teach the basics. Campers are introduced to the basics of throwing, catching, fielding, hitting and baserunning. Camp consists of attention-grabbing, short sessions of skill related activities using batting drills, safety balls, bean bags and targets. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(7-12 yrs.) US9 Baseball offers an instructional camp designed to teach both fundamentals and advanced skills. In addition to daily scrimmage games and trivia contests, all campers receive instruction on pitching, hitting, baserunning, fielding, game situations, rules and sportsmanship. Rec Center camps include afternoon swim break, if available. No camp June 19 and July 3.