Snapology of Camp Hill, PA

Snapology of Camp Hill, PA offers Robotics & Coding Classes, Core STEAM Classes, Animation & Technology Classes, Preschool STEAM Classes, Themed STEAM Classes, Competition Teams, Social Skills Classes, and Specialized Programs. Programs use LEGO® bricks, K’Nex, technology, robotics, computers, and other learning toys. The classroom is located inside Urban Air Adventure Park, and the site says there is an option to add Urban Air playtime before or after class.

Programs

• Robotics & Coding Classes — Ages vary by location
• Core STEAM Classes — Ages vary by location
• Animation & Technology Classes — Ages vary by location
• Preschool STEAM Classes — Young learners · Preschool STEAM programs encourage young learners to explore science and technology, discover designing and building, inspire creativity, while enhancing fine motor and early literacy skills.
• Themed STEAM Classes — Ages vary by location
• Competition Teams — Ages vary by location · Competition teams feature a real-world challenge to be solved by research, critical thinking, and imagination. Guided by adult coaches, students work in teams and overcome challenges together.
• Social Skills Classes — Ages vary by location · Social skills programs use LEGO® bricks as the mechanism for children to interact and communicate with one another and help develop skills to foster good relationships and caring attitudes.
• Specialized Programs — Ages vary by location · Specialized programs are designed to address specific social and emotional interactions children may encounter in their lives and build an awareness of the world around them.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–14 years old

What families say

“Wonderful program at Snapology Summer Camp. Sessions were engaging and my child loved attending. He wants to do it again next summer! Staff was professional. Highly recommend!” — Jasmin Alfarano

“We had my son's birthday party here and it was great! We were impressed by how many Legos they really had and they were organized too! The kids loved creating with their friends and sharing their builds with their parents.” — Elizabeth Haugner

Last updated October 22, 2026.