Catlin Gabel Summer Camps
Catlin Gabel School, 8825 SW Barnes Road, Portland, OR 97225
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Catlin Gabel Summer Camps offers activities that include arts, sports, LEGO robotics, board game design, creative writing, languages, science experiments, gardening, hiking, jewelry-making, cooking, and cultural experiences. Day camps include themed, hands-on experiences that blend creative projects, games, and indoor and outdoor exploration. Specialty camps focus on specific interests for campers.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly sessions from July 6–August 7, with extended care options before and after camp
• Price: Weekly cost for regular camps is $490; weekly cost for half-day camps is $290; extended care options range from $90–$185 per week
Day camp age groups include Summer Beehive for ages 4–6, Eagle Adventure for age 6/entering grade 1, Honey Hollow for ages 7–9, and Explorers for ages 9–12. Specialty camps are available for ages 4–18. Extended care is available for both Catlin Gabel and partner camps, with weekly sign-up required and completed separately from camp registration.
Catlin Gabel’s mission statement is that it supports inspired learning leading to responsible action through dedicated teaching, caring relationships, a challenging curriculum, and community service. The campus hosts camps led by partner organizations including Anthony Newman Multi-Sport Camps, Avid4 Adventure, Engineering for Kids, Journey to STEAM Robotics & LEGO Engineering Camps, and Yoga Playgrounds, and Catlin Gabel celebrates the partnership between family and school. Catlin Gabel is a nationally recognized progressive private day school, and Niche.com ranks Catlin Gabel as a top Oregon school. The school has received 21 All-Sports Awards from the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association in the 3A classification.
The summer program leadership and school leadership team include Summer Camps Director and Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Chris Dorough; Athletics Director and Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kate Williams; Head of School Tim Bazemore; Middle School Head Michele Roberts; Upper School Dean of Students John Harnetiaux; Assistant Head of School Kama Bruce; Executive Assistant in the Head of School Office Mia Mendicino; Administrative Coordinator for the Beginning & Lower School Office Julie Higgins; Administrative Coordinator for the Middle School Office Guillermo Rebolledo Salgado; Administrative Assistant for the Upper School Office Alexis Doling; Director of Editorial Content Ken DuBois; Human Resources Manager Lisa Johnson; Associate Director of Campus Services Theresa Giambalvo; Alumni Director Rebecca Allen; Senior Development Director Lea Trefsgar; and Lower School Mandarin teacher Guimin Tang.
Last updated March 30, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly sessions from July 6–August 7, with extended care options before and after camp
• Price: Weekly cost for regular camps is $490; weekly cost for half-day camps is $290; extended care options range from $90–$185 per week
Day camp age groups include Summer Beehive for ages 4–6, Eagle Adventure for age 6/entering grade 1, Honey Hollow for ages 7–9, and Explorers for ages 9–12. Specialty camps are available for ages 4–18. Extended care is available for both Catlin Gabel and partner camps, with weekly sign-up required and completed separately from camp registration.
Catlin Gabel’s mission statement is that it supports inspired learning leading to responsible action through dedicated teaching, caring relationships, a challenging curriculum, and community service. The campus hosts camps led by partner organizations including Anthony Newman Multi-Sport Camps, Avid4 Adventure, Engineering for Kids, Journey to STEAM Robotics & LEGO Engineering Camps, and Yoga Playgrounds, and Catlin Gabel celebrates the partnership between family and school. Catlin Gabel is a nationally recognized progressive private day school, and Niche.com ranks Catlin Gabel as a top Oregon school. The school has received 21 All-Sports Awards from the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association in the 3A classification.
The summer program leadership and school leadership team include Summer Camps Director and Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Chris Dorough; Athletics Director and Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kate Williams; Head of School Tim Bazemore; Middle School Head Michele Roberts; Upper School Dean of Students John Harnetiaux; Assistant Head of School Kama Bruce; Executive Assistant in the Head of School Office Mia Mendicino; Administrative Coordinator for the Beginning & Lower School Office Julie Higgins; Administrative Coordinator for the Middle School Office Guillermo Rebolledo Salgado; Administrative Assistant for the Upper School Office Alexis Doling; Director of Editorial Content Ken DuBois; Human Resources Manager Lisa Johnson; Associate Director of Campus Services Theresa Giambalvo; Alumni Director Rebecca Allen; Senior Development Director Lea Trefsgar; and Lower School Mandarin teacher Guimin Tang.
Last updated March 30, 2026.
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