Camps and Classes for Kids in Pollock Pines, CA

The Boys & Girls Club of El Dorado County offers a vibrant summer camp that fosters learning, friendship, and fun. Engaging activities empower children to develop essential skills while enjoying a memorable summer experience.

Equine facilitated learning, horse behavior, communication, safety, grooming, and arts and crafts for kids aged 6-14.

Horseback riding, horse care, stable management, arts and crafts, and swimming for kids.

Co-ed summer overnight camp offering over 30 activities, focusing on positive character development, friendships, creativity, and experiential learning.

A traditional summer resident camp with minimal technology, focusing on outdoor skills, social emotional learning, and creativity.

Non-competitive summer camp with over 30 activities, including tennis, near Lake Tahoe in the El Dorado National Forest.

Non-competitive program with over 30 activities including volleyball. Focuses on positive character development and recreational challenges.

Volleyball skills and games, improve, smile, jump in lake. For players from 5th-12th grades with beginner, intermediate, through advanced levels.

Basketball and Baseball camps designed for ages 3-6 years old, introducing various sports in a fun and supportive environment.

Basketball camp for boys and girls in grades 5-12, focusing on fundamental skills and team play.

Environmental education programs including outdoor science learning, team building, and various activities suitable for young children.

Sly Park Environmental Education Center fosters environmental literacy through engaging hands-on activities. Children explore nature, participate in workshops, and embark on hikes, cultivating a deep connection with the environment and enhancing their learning experience.

A fine arts camp offering education in music, art, drama, photography, video, and dance in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Sugarloaf Fine Arts Camp fosters creativity through diverse programs in dance, music, photography, and more. Participants engage in six hours of daily instruction, culminating in a showcase that celebrates their artistic growth in a supportive community.