Flour Power Cooking Camps

Flour Power Cooking Camps offers Cooking Camps, Cooking Classes, Family Events, Kid's Night Out, Parties, Corporate Events, and Adult Sip & Stirs. Camps run all year long and include Spring, Summer, Winter, Holiday, and Teacher Workday camps. For camp, participants bring a water bottle, and everything else is provided.

Programs

• Cooking Camps — Young chefs of all skill levels; from beginners to advanced culinary enthusiasts · Spring, Summer, Winter, Holiday, and Teacher Workday camps; all year long
• Cooking Classes — Participants of all ages
• Family Events — Families and all generations
• Kid's Night Out — Not stated
• Parties — Children's parties and adult events
• Corporate Events — Teams
• Adult Sip & Stirs — Adults

At a glance

• Ages: 2–17 years old
• General schedule: Camps are offered all year long and include Spring, Summer, Winter, Holiday, and Teacher Workdays. Classes are offered at studio locations.

About the provider

Flour Power Cooking Camps says, “We’re on a mission to change the way everyone thinks about preparing, cooking and enjoying food together.” The studio is nut free and shellfish free, and it can accommodate many other allergies through substitution.

What families say

“My son loved chocolate factory summer camp week and I loved only having to pack a water bottle for the day. He made his own morning snack, lunch and afternoon snack daily. They received the recipes at the end of the week too. Great camp!” — Julia S.

“If you are looking for a family bonding experience, this is one place to go! We didn’t just cook delish meals but we had fun as a family too. The place was clean, the equipment and materials are all provided. They were very professional; we learned tips and tricks in cooking. My son loved the entire experience and we definitely will come back.” — Nikole D.

“Flour Power is the best place to have a birthday party! We celebrated my daughter’s 8th birthday and everyone had a blast! The owners and employees are so nice! Better yet they do everything so you just show up and have fun. Now I want to go back for an adult class.” — Lauren A.

Last updated November 4, 2026.