About
Camp Galileo offers STEAM projects, outdoor fun, daily design challenges, and hands-on projects. It also includes optional AM Care from 8–9am and optional PM Care from 3–6pm, with the camp day running 9am–3pm for Grades K–10. Counselor in Training (CIT) participants shadow K–5th-grade campers, observe and support Galileo staffers, mentor younger kids, and receive coaching.
Programs
- Camp Galileo — Grades K–10 · Camp day: 9am–3pm; Optional AM Care: 8–9am; Optional PM Care: 3–6pm
- Counselor in Training (CITs) — Middle schoolers · Camp day: 9am–3pm; Optional AM Care: 8–9am; Optional PM Care: 3–6pm
At a glance
- Ages: 5–15 years old
About the provider
Since its start in 2002, Galileo has served over 600,000 campers. Galileo says its mission is to ignite the innovator in every kid, and it also says it believes every individual has the potential to become an innovator who can envision and create a better world. Galileo operates 60+ camps across five regions and works with like-minded organizations across communities to extend opportunities for innovation education.
What families say
“We love the] staff and curriculum. Curriculum still keeps my older kid engaged, even after years of attending Galileo.” — Alameda Parent 2025
“My child loved it! He came home excited and happy and well cared for.” — Berkeley Parent 2025
“Most creative projects every day, supportive staff, my child loves it and very excited for next year also. And it makes me happy as my son tells me that he became innovative after Galileo Camp. I really appreciate everyone there, all staffs are so welcoming and supportive. Galileo is the best camp. And I highly recommend it to everyone.” — Boulder Parent 2025
Last updated September 13, 2026.
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