TinkerTech Camps

TinkerTech Camps offers Coding & Robotics for ages 8 to 18, with after-school programs and summer camps. Its offerings include Robotics, Robotics & Engineering, Coding & AI using Scratch and machine learning AI, and STEM Explorers. Students learn through hands-on design and engineering challenges using simple maker materials, curated kits, LEGO bots, and micro:bit.

Programs

• Coding & Robotics — Ages 8 to 18 · After-school programs and summer camps in Marin County and San Francisco.
• Robotics — Ages 8 to 12 · 07/27 to 07/31; 9am to 12pm · Held at Novato Recreation Center.
• Robotics — Grades 2nd to 5th · 07/13 to 07/17; 9am to 12pm · Held at Miller Creek Middle School.
• Robotics & Engineering — Grades 6th to 8th · 07/20 to 07/24; 9am to 2pm · Held at Miller Creek Middle School.
• Coding & AI — Coding class using Scratch, with machine learning AI for those seeking an extra challenge.
• STEM Explorers

At a glance

• Ages: 8–18 years old
• General schedule: Year-round computer science in Bay Area schools. Classes and camps for ages 8 to 18.

About the provider

TinkerTech Camps has experienced instructors who have inspired the next generation of tech innovators since 2014. It teaches students skills for creating their own projects, from building an electric circuit to wiring a robot, and partners with recreation departments and schools to deliver coding, robotics, and maker programs.

Students learn through hands-on design and engineering challenges, with experienced instructors guiding them. Register for camp. Newsletter mentioned for updates.

What families say

“TinkerTech is my son’s favorite part of the week! This week he told me that he wished TinkerTech was twice a week instead of only once! I think he really loves the opportunity to make things with his hands.” — Katie, parent

“TinkerTech is my favorite class because I can make what I want. I like to build electric vehicles and launchers. I think the class should be longer to give me more time - I want everything we create to be electric!” — Oliver, student

“The variety of fun materials from cardboards and laser cut wood, to copper tape, and batteries make the child want to experiment, design and assemble. It helps build their curiosity as well as develop their creative confidence and critical thinking. They are so proud of their take-home projects.” — Natalie, Program coordinator

Last updated September 12, 2026.