SpyCamp (SpyKids at Adventurous Sports)
Spy Camp, 188 Octavia St, Suite L, San Francisco, CA 94102
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SpyCamp (SpyKids at Adventurous Sports) includes activities such as URBAN AGENT GAME, SPY Training, Martial Arts, Laser Evasion, Laser Maze, Lock Picking, Fingerprinting, Counterfeit, and Secret codes. Participants take part in outdoor hunts and games, mission planning and action, photo surveillance, tailing, surveillance, Walkie Talkies, Spy Signals, and a Trust No One Hunt, along with games like SpyOpoly and a MISSION (Neighborhood). The program also includes science and craft activities such as Magnetism, Coral Reef Lab, Coral Reef Dome, LASER CRAFT, DNA Extraction, Submarine, Solar Smores, LASER CRAFT, and Coral Reef Dome, plus costumes and disguises through Disguise: Dossiers and DISGUISE: CHECKPOINT.
• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Sample schedules show activities Monday through Friday with start times around 9:00am and pick up at 4:00pm, with After Care starting at 4:15pm.
SpyCamp includes tech, craft, ski, and martial arts activities, with Ski Skills A and B and Ski Games A and B listed in the schedule. Craft Weeks and Tech Weeks are described as uniquely different. Outdoor hunts and games are combined with indoor directed play, science, crafts, costumes and disguises, and mission planning and action. The SpyKids program is described as providing real Spy Training in a way that is entertaining, surprising and fun.
Spy Camp in San Francisco has engaged young students for more than 15 years with a blend of tech, craft, ski and martial arts activities. The program’s stated goal is to make learning new sports a fun, inspiring experience and to continue to grow Adventurous Sports as an innovator in sports instruction.
SpyCamp is led by Agent COPPER, who is described as a filmmaker and cyber security hobbyist, and the broader Adventurous Sports program was founded by Sarah Cooper, who is described as the owner. Other staff include Agent SOUTH, described as a biologist and medical intern, Agent VOLT, described as an Astrophysics major, and Agent RACER, described as an Entrepreneurship & Innovation major. SpyCamp staff may take SpyCamp Cadets to a DefCon Kids conference in Vegas to show the next generation how to be White Hat hackers for the good guys.
One parent reported that their child “loves this camp” and said, “mom, next year I want to do this camp for 5 weeks!” and described the child as “really hard to please with camps.” Another parent quoted Karina as saying it was “the most fun part of the summer” even compared with a trip to Australia.
Last updated June 15, 2026.
• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Sample schedules show activities Monday through Friday with start times around 9:00am and pick up at 4:00pm, with After Care starting at 4:15pm.
SpyCamp includes tech, craft, ski, and martial arts activities, with Ski Skills A and B and Ski Games A and B listed in the schedule. Craft Weeks and Tech Weeks are described as uniquely different. Outdoor hunts and games are combined with indoor directed play, science, crafts, costumes and disguises, and mission planning and action. The SpyKids program is described as providing real Spy Training in a way that is entertaining, surprising and fun.
Spy Camp in San Francisco has engaged young students for more than 15 years with a blend of tech, craft, ski and martial arts activities. The program’s stated goal is to make learning new sports a fun, inspiring experience and to continue to grow Adventurous Sports as an innovator in sports instruction.
SpyCamp is led by Agent COPPER, who is described as a filmmaker and cyber security hobbyist, and the broader Adventurous Sports program was founded by Sarah Cooper, who is described as the owner. Other staff include Agent SOUTH, described as a biologist and medical intern, Agent VOLT, described as an Astrophysics major, and Agent RACER, described as an Entrepreneurship & Innovation major. SpyCamp staff may take SpyCamp Cadets to a DefCon Kids conference in Vegas to show the next generation how to be White Hat hackers for the good guys.
One parent reported that their child “loves this camp” and said, “mom, next year I want to do this camp for 5 weeks!” and described the child as “really hard to please with camps.” Another parent quoted Karina as saying it was “the most fun part of the summer” even compared with a trip to Australia.
Last updated June 15, 2026.
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