Camps and Classes for Kids in Seattle, WA

List of suggested summer camps including Pacific Science Center, Seattle Tilth Garden Camps, Chess classes, Museum of Flight, and YMCA Camps.

Learn original choreography from top choreographers. Partnered and solo movement classes, performance opportunities, and professional recording.

Latin dance styles such as merengue, bachata, salsa. Daily dance practices, music understanding, dance drills, tumbling, Spanish songs and storytime, arts and crafts, showcase at the end of camp.

Learn musical theatre dance routines set to music from hit Broadway shows and practice proper warm-up techniques.

Kids cooking camps offered by a local West Seattleite, focusing on various culinary skills.

Kids learn the basics of baking while making pies to take home.

Introduction to rhythmic gymnastics, arts & crafts, somersault, bridge, dance, and outdoor play.

Instructional leagues and camps introducing basketball skills to boys in grades 1-5.

Includes different sports and activities such as basketball, football, soccer, and PE games.

In-person tech camp with robotics, coding, game design, Minecraft, Roblox, AI, and more. Developed by prestigious grads.

Inspires children to prioritize conservation, advancing STEAM skills, connecting to nature, and exploring animals. Curricula align with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).

In-person and virtual cooking camps for kids, focusing on independent kitchen skills, safety, and confidence. Camps include Classic Culinary, Baking, Advanced French Cooking, and more.

In-person coding camp focusing on creative freedom, collaboration, and self-teaching. Ages 8-12.

In-person and online camps offering traditional painting, drawing, digital storytelling, and character creation for children and teens.

Improves softball skills through elite coaching and training. Camps are designed for various skill levels and ages.

High-quality baseball camps hosted by the University of Washington coaching staff, focusing on skills development for various age groups.

Helping students ages 4-12 experience artistic self-expression through multiple media, including tempera, acrylic, watercolor, charcoal, ink, plaster, and clay. Themes include Renaissance Days, Pirate Camp, African Safari, and more.

Hands-on science-learning opportunities, exploring oceans and atmosphere, building mini-ROVs, and studying climate change.