Our Model UN camps strike the perfect balance between global leadership training and summer fun—giving kids and teens the chance to spend a week stepping into the shoes of world leaders at their dream campus. Camp is packed with daily simulations, exciting trivia games, campus tours, and social events. The MUN Institute Summer Camp is where future leaders shine! Imagine a vibrant atmosphere with flags, maps, and global icons on the walls and contagious energy.

During Little Beakers' Chemical Reactions and Explosions - Don’t Try This at Home! camp - AGES 9+ - participants will conduct fire, ice, eruptions and explosions experiments, use real lab tools and equipment to conduct advanced chemical reaction experiments, build molecular models and much more!

During Little Beakers' Engineering and STEM Camp, participants will use the engineering process to design, build and test bridges and structures, build pneumatic machines, catapults, and roller coasters, design, engineer and test crash cars, and much more!

For girls entering grades 2-5 in fall 2026. Sample everything Camp Cloud Rim has to offer! Campers can enjoy a variety of activities including paddling on the lake, campfires, cookouts, bouldering or climbing the rock wall, art projects, and camp songs.

You get to decide what your camp experience looks like! Enjoy a hike up Mount Majestic, a peaceful paddle on the lake, campfires, cookouts, climbing the rock wall, leadership games, art projects, and camp songs.

"The perfect camp for beginning backpackers, spend the first day of camp reviewing outdoor skills and learning how to pack your backpack. Then, your group will hit the trails on Tuesday morning and return Thursday night. Backpackers will enjoy magnificent views, outdoor cooking, and stargazing. Be prepared for challenging hikes and rock-solid friendships. Campers will earn the Cadette Primitive Camper or Senior Trail Adventure badge. Campers will carry all supplies on their back (up to 1/4 of their body weight) and hike 3-4 miles to different campsites each night. Our staff will provide sleeping bags, backpacks, and other gear. Campers will receive an additional packing list. Backpackers will be transported to program sites by camp staff. "

This program builds on the skills you learned in CIT 1. CITs will expand their skills in camp counseling, improve their ability to manage and teach children, learn about risk management, and practice resolving difficult situations. Additionally, CITs will learn camp planning and teaching skills before taking the lead on themed all-camp evening programs. During your second week, you will be placed with a unit of campers or a program area at Camp Cloud Rim.

Illustration is the art of visual story telling. In this course we will be using many illustrative techniques to create imaginative works with visual narratives. We will sketch, draw, and use mediums such as watercolors, ink, and pencils to create our finished pieces.

Join the Watercolor Figure Academy at Visual Art Institute! Immerse yourself in a transformative week of focused study with the Visual Art Institute’s Watercolor Figure Academy, an intensive one-week workshop designed for adult students and art educators who want to deepen their skills and elevate their artistic voice.

During Little Beakers' Paleontology - Make No Bones About It…This Will Be Fun! camp, participants will make take-home T-rex dinosaur plaster model, study ancient life across the geologic time scale, conduct a giant walk-through non-Newtonian “quick sand” and much more!

A wide variety of camps, from Baking to Improv, to Musical Theatre. Our one week camps are exciting, fast-paced and fun! Each day is filled with activities, games and exercises that will keep students engaged and active. Teamwork, problem solving and fun culminates in a recital or presentation for family.

Teen Chef Academy I is multi-day series that is modeled after our professional culinary institute. In this series, your teen chef will experience a taste of culinary school! This course will introduce young, aspiring chefs to culinary concepts, kitchen basics and fundamental techniques. It includes six 5-hour days on Saturdays during Summer 2026, a graduation ceremony, a chef coat and beanie, as well as all of the curriculum/learning materials in a customized binder.

This camp is for Ages 7 and up! Come learn the 5 basic flips(and more) with us!

This course unlocks the best strategies and covers the most important content on the new digital SAT test. Supercharge your potential for success with this two week intensive course that includes two practice exams and a full curriculum binder and workbook. You will need a laptop for exam days, however, you can take it at home as an accommodation (or if you prefer) if you can't make test days.

Build it. Code it. Watch it go! Campers team up to design and program real robots using LEGO® WeDo 2.0 kits.

An exciting interactive camp for any theatre loving student to enjoy! From learning technical skills to performing on stage, our students will walk away with immense theatre knowledge!

Students will have the opportunity to engage their curiosity about animals while investigating the outer and inner workings of animals like earthworms, grasshoppers, crawfish and frogs. Participants should be interested and willing to dissect, under supervision, multiple specimens; a strong stomach and curious mind is a must for this fun, hands-on dissection class!

Ready for the next level? Using LEGO® Spike Prime kits, campers take on more complex builds and deeper programming challenges.

Focused on our commitment to stay close to nature, Limber Pine Summer Camp fosters a continued love of nature in adolescents, maintaining a childlike sense of wonder while engaging the complex mind of a young adult. We strive to engage youth, between the ages of 13 and 16, to experience nature while exploring what it means to become a strong and healthy leader of the future, cultivating our values of respect, inclusion, honesty and bravery.

In the calm before the September storm, join Higher Ground for a writing class guaranteed to be a boon to students looking to get a head start on their college applications. Students will learn specific strategies to get over the hump of starting a college essay and will discover how to write more confidently and creatively. The class closely examines essay prompts and students gain insight by writing and participating in feedback sessions with each other and the instructor.

Session 1 (Age 8 - 12) …..…... June 28 - July 4 Session 2 (Age 11 - 13)……..…..…... July 5 - 11 Session 3 (Age 12 - 14)……..…...… July 12 - 18 Session 4 (Age 13 - 15) …..…...….. July 19 - 25 Session 5 (Age 14 - 16) ……... July 26 - Aug 1 Session 6 (Age 15 - 18) …….…......... Aug 2 - 8 Session 7 (Age 15 - 18) ………...…... Aug 9 - 15

Build it. Code it. Watch it go! Campers team up to design and program real robots using LEGO® WeDo 2.0 kits.

In this class, we’ll focus on basic handbuilding techniques such as pinching and coiling, building a strong foundation for working with clay by hand.

If your student has any anxiety about college-level writing assignments under the scrutiny of AI detectors, then this class is for them. In a fun, relaxed environment students can grow their ability to craft an argument, do analytical research, and synthesize a composed message within an academic framework, all while focusing on topics that are actually interesting to them.

Lububu this, Fugglers that... We think it’s time to make your own little monsters in this art camp!

Students will jump into the world of computer science with Scratch, an age-appropriate programming language designed to teach the fundamentals of coding. They will explore graphics, animations, sound, and more as they design their own character and create an environment for it to live in. Students will then give their character a purpose by developing a storyline or gaming objective. Co-sponsored with Utah Division of Games.

This camp will focus on: Recognizing Emotions Sharing Emotions Processing Emotions Understanding/Handling Anxiety, Depression, or Anger. Regulating Emotions In Social Situations

Registration is now open for the Aquarium’s Summer Camps for ages 4-17!

Your young magician will spend four days learning to make a rubber band teleport, find a chosen card with the help of a queen, and pluck a number right out of someone's mind. By Thursday they record their favorite performance to share with friends and family. Live on Zoom, small groups of 4 kids, everyday objects. No experience needed. Ages 8-12. Multiple weeks available June and July.

This camp is designed to help students learn the FUNdamentals of chess including basic piece movement, checkmating patterns, and other foundational principles of the game in a dynamic and engaging environment. Students can expect to spend the first part of camp becoming proficient in piece movement and other foundational game principles. Once mastered, students will learn basic checkmating patterns, chess opening ideas, and play in tournament-style chess games. Co-Sponsored with PowerChess.

If you're looking for a fun and engaging summer camp for your child, be sure to check this one out! Hosted at OLV Elementary School (2760 South Park Ave.) and led by one of their outstanding OLV teachers, this camp is sure to be a fantastic experience.

Snapology has teamed up with our friends at Airborne to offer a children’s summer camp that not only includes the fun activities of Airborne but also a S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) educational experience.

go on a voyage of discovery with unique hands-on activities and amazing demonstrations around rocket science, space technology, and the planets, moons, and stars. Let’s see what’s in our solar system and then explore the universe!

Heritage Explorers Summer Camp offers children ages 6–14 a unique opportunity to explore, create, and discover at This Is The Place Heritage Park. Campers will enjoy hands-on crafts, outdoor adventures, games, team-building activities, and unforgettable experiences throughout the park. Families can register for individual weeks or multiple weeks throughout the summer.

Little Picassos is a true art experience where campers will spend the week using science to create art! They will combine the science with the magic of art to create their own masterpeices -- exploring techniques, materials, and their own creativity while building confidence and making new friends.

Hone your artistry behind the scenes as an Artist-in-Training. Explore arts techniques and mediums, visit artist studios, learn about contemporary art, and make messes and mistakes along the way! At the end of the week, you'll showcase your work in a special exhibit at the Museum! This experience will guide you as you dive into the creative process, develop your personal artistic voice, and stay true to your imagination. Co-sponsored with Utah Museum of Contemporary Art.

Writing takes a lot of practice and know-how. This class will bring your kid's ideas, creativity, and love of words together to help them craft a story. They will learn how to develop compelling plots and characters, how to hook an audience, and ways to weave memorable themes and captivating descriptions into the narrative. They will be writing by hand every day and learning what it takes to make writing part of their everyday life.

Children overcome challenges using basic materials, simple machines, tips from famous inventors, and, most importantly, their minds. They create catapults and forts with a bit of ingenuity, construct working light sticks, and assemble a set of circuits with batteries and light bulbs.

This week-long camp allows teens to immerse themselves in the wonderful world of journalism and media. Students will work both in the classroom and on the main campus improving their writing and critical thinking skills, conducting interviews, exploring careers in media and journalism, and beyond. Topics will include news writing, feature writing, sports writing, podcasting, and more. Pick your passion and we will work towards crafting a final piece at the end of the week!

Hey gamers, are you ready to travel all the way to The End with Snapology? Join us as we bring the game of Minecraft® out of the computer and into the real-world using LEGO® bricks.

This program features fun-filled, hands-on, secret-agent-themed science activities that let kids play detective, explore forensic science, sharpen their surveillance skills, and crack encrypted messages. Kids become super sleuths!

In this week-long camp, students will explore relationships between colors while building connections with one another. Through hands-on projects focused on pattern, color mixing, and material exploration, students will experiment with media such as tie-dye, bubble painting, and thread bracelet design. Students collaborate to share ideas, solve creative challenges, and create both individual and group artworks.

Get ready to unlock your inner archer with Archery: Bullseye Basics! This comprehensive course is your gateway to the thrilling world of Olympic recurve archery. Prepare to be amazed as you master the fundamentals of this timeless sport. You'll develop laser-sharp focus, balance, and body control. You'll also learn the proper etiquette and safety protocols that are the hallmark of modern archery.

Students who have chosen the programming side of game development will now get the chance to focus those skills. Students will learn the ins and outs of video game coding, including best practices such as commenting and debugging. Students will learn why problem solving is an essential part of a programmer's daily life and will leave with a better understanding of their strengths and weaknesses, helping them improve every line of code they write. Co-sponsored with Utah Division of Games.

Through games, fitness challenges, and team activities, we help kids grow both physically and mentally — in an upbeat, encouraging environment where every win counts and every kid belongs.

Witness the power of the paddle! Pickleball is a fun, fast-paced game that's easy to learn for all. Come hone in your skills including scoring and game structure, sportsmanship, stroke production and drills. Intermediate students should have basic knowledge of the game and have previous played. Club Pickleball USA will provide balls, paddles if needed, snacks and a whole lot of fun! The final day will feature a tournament format to showcase your new love of Pickleball!

This camp is designed to help students learn the FUNdamentals of chess including basic piece movement, checkmating patterns, and other foundational principles of the game in a dynamic and engaging environment. Students can expect to spend the first part of camp becoming proficient in piece movement and other foundational game principles. Once mastered, students will learn basic checkmating patterns, chess opening ideas, and play in tournament-style chess games. Co-Sponsored with PowerChess.

This hands-on camp introduces kids to the vibrant world of glass art. Campers will explore the magic of glass fusion, creating unique, colorful projects throughout the week. From stringer plates to fabulous night lights, they will develop artistic skills and fall in love with the process of transforming glass into art. Co-sponsored with Reflective Art Studios.

Witness the power of the paddle! Pickleball is a fun, fast-paced game that's easy to learn for all. Come develop all the necessary skills including scoring and game structure, sportsmanship, stroke production and drills. All skill levels are welcome and no experience or equipment is required. Club Pickleball USA will provide balls, paddles if needed, snacks and a whole lot of fun! The final day will feature a tournament format to showcase your new love of Pickleball!