Epsilon Camp

Epsilon Camp is an intensive student program and parent workshop for children who are highly gifted and passionate about math. Campers take part in outdoor activities, game nights, tours of local attractions, playground time, ice cream socials, field trips, city exploration during free time, and parent participation through volunteer opportunities.

Programs

• Epsilon Camp — 7–12 · An intensive student program and parent workshop for children who are highly gifted and passionate about math.

At a glance

• Ages: 7–12 years old

About the provider

Epsilon Camp has run since 2011. Its mission is to connect highly gifted children with professional mathematics and build a supportive community of peers and families. The leadership team includes John Berman, Eugene Hung, Hui Jiang, Danielle Champney, Tom Edgar, Angelina Hendraka, Josie Kopff, and Meghana Garg.

The application cycle for Epsilon Camp 2026 has concluded. The program serves children who are highly gifted and passionate about math. Eligibility criteria include evidence of personal maturity, excitement in learning mathematics, mathematical background knowledge, and adequate motor skills.

What families say

“At camp, my child’s fervor for math was shared, fed, and appreciated.” — Epsilon Camp Parent

“Our expectations and curiosities were high, [but] were consistently met or exceeded. The kids, the parents, dorm life, the campus . . . all melded together [to create] a great experience.” — Jeff H., Davie, FL

“As a first year Epsilon family, we were really unsure what to expect. We couldn’t have been more pleased and thoroughly enjoyed all aspects—math classes and professors, the parent program, and the social connections among campers and parents alike. Invaluable!” — Epsilon Camp Parent

Last updated September 18, 2026.