Camps and Classes for Kids in San Francisco, CA

Intensive swim technique improvement for ages 5-19, with a focus on flexibility, coordination, and stroke mechanics. Private remote camps available via Zoom.

Hunters Point Family (HPF) provides the comprehensive care and love of an extended family for children in our neighborhood. From ages 6 to 24, HPF offers programs that focus on academic and community growth in order to prepare local youth for full and productive lives.

Art Classes We follow SFUSD school days for our after school art classes. We will start the first day and go till the last day of school. Adult and Teen classes will be held in the evenings and will be offered as 6 week session at a time.

Our YMCA Before- and After-School programs foster each child’s cognitive, social-emotional and physical development through opportunities and experiences which focus on achievement, relationships and belonging.

Our YMCA Before- and After-School programs foster each child’s cognitive, social-emotional and physical development through opportunities and experiences which focus on achievement, relationships and belonging.

Our YMCA Before- and After-School programs foster each child’s cognitive, social-emotional and physical development through opportunities and experiences which focus on achievement, relationships and belonging.

Aim High students will participate in an exciting in-person program where students feel confident and safe to be themselves. Our five-week program keeps students active, learning and connected to their classmates and teachers all summer long. Students will try new things, attend field trips, learn about college planning and have fun.

Children explore gymnastics, dance, music, and art at an engaging camp. They swing on bars, flip on the floor, balance on the beam, and fly on the trampoline, fostering creativity and physical skills in a fun, supportive environment.

ANTS Sports Explorers camp is the ultimate multi-sport camp in the Bay Area. All beginner and experienced players are welcome as we explore tennis, soccer, basketball, flag football, dodgeball, floor hockey, capture the flag, in a non- competitive, progressive, and positive environment.

Our classes and camps offer a process-oriented approach to art making focused on experiential learning and honoring children’s creative choices. Our small class sizes ensure each child feels seen and celebrated.

Come in, make art, and hang out! Join us at The CJM for these low-pressure art gatherings where you can explore materials, get creative, and hang out with other teens. Sign up for one or all of our teen workshops at The CJM.

Asian Arts School offers engaging fine arts classes for children, focusing on perspective, light, color theory, and anatomy. Students build skills and confidence through diverse techniques in drawing, painting, and cartooning, catering to all skill levels.

Associates Basketball develops essential skills and sportsmanship for boys and girls from pre-kindergarten to high school. Participants engage in instructional levels and competitive leagues, fostering community service and leadership development.

Urban Athletics provides experiences for competitive athletes and for students trying out a new sport. The interscholastic program promotes respect, discipline, integrity, commitment, physical fitness, sportsmanship, leadership and teamwork.

AYM Level Up STEM Camp immerses campers in coding, robotics, and rocket launches. Participants collaborate on projects, fostering creativity and teamwork while gaining essential life skills through engaging workshops and mentorship opportunities.

Summer Programs are designed for aspiring artists ages 11–25 and offer a unified approach to training—rooted in the philosophy of Alonzo King. Our Summer Program supports the artistic growth of ballet and contemporary dancers. Dancers are guided on a collaborative journey that values risk-taking and independent thinking.

Junior Giants, the flagship program of the Giants Community Fund, is a free, noncompetitive, coed baseball and softball program for youth ages 5-18. Serving over 30,000 youth annually, Junior Giants uses the power of the game to introduce important lessons in character development, health, education and bullying prevention.

Eliot Smith Tiger Basketball Camp was started in the Summer of 1993 at Lick-Wilmerding High School. Thousands and thousands of Bay Area children have attended ever since.