Connected Camps

Connected Camps offers live, online programs for kids ages 8 to 13. Its offerings include the Kid Club Minecraft Server, Survival Club in Minecraft, Builder’s Club in Minecraft, and Roblox Gaming Club. Most programs are taught with Minecraft and use a small group setting.

Programs

• Kid Club Minecraft Server — 8 to 13 · Free moderated Minecraft server; year-round online clubs.
• Survival Club in Minecraft — 8 and up · Live online club using Minecraft.
• Builder’s Club in Minecraft — 8 and up · Live online club using Minecraft.
• Roblox Gaming Club — Year-round online club.

At a glance

• Ages: 8–13 years old
• General schedule: Live, online programs; most are taught with Minecraft; small group setting; available year-round.

About the provider

Connected Camps was founded in 2015. It is a not-for-profit organization that provides connected learning experiences focused on creativity, problem solving, collaboration, and interest-driven learning. The organization says its staff are located throughout the United States.

Minimum age requirement is 8. All employees go through trainings including sexual harrassment training, child abuse mandated reporter training, and SafeSport training. Background checks are run on all employees. Programs are safelisted, so only those who sign up and agree to the Code of Conduct can access them. Moderators remove personal information shared online.

What families say

““This was a great class and opportunity for my son to play his favorite game with other kids his age. As a parent, I especially like that this club provided a space for him to play with other kids without the foul language and meanness that often take place with tweens/teens while gaming.”” — Parent

““Our 9yo child looks forward to this class all week and literally has the best time with others who share her interests. The Teacher is kind and patient with the classmates.”” — Parent

““My son was thrilled with connecting with his friends online, and learning new concepts about Minecraft. He was amped the rest of the day. You guys do an awesome job.”” — Parent

Last updated November 3, 2026.