Summer is fun for the whole family, but just because school is out doesn’t mean that parents get a break, too. Summer camps are a great way to provide childcare and fun summer activities for your child. They will learn many new things and make a lot of new friends. Sign your child up for one of the best summer camps in Fort Worth today!
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1. Creative Soul Summer Music Camps |
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Summer Rock Camp will “rock” your socks off! Kids ages get to play in a band, write an original song, make a music video and perform a live rock show. Campers will grow as musicians and get a chance to work with professional musicians. If your child is under 7 years old, the Lil Soul Music Camp would be another great option! They will get to sing, play instruments, and explore the musical world. If your child is gifted musically or you’d like them to try it out, sign them up soon!
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2. Kimbell Art Museum Summer Camps |
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Kimbell Summer Camps give your child a chance to show their creative side! Campers engage in group discussions and other group activities focused on the artwork in the museum. The kids will also be able to create their own works of art through sculpting, painting, and drawing.
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3. YMCA Camp Carter |
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Camp Carter provides a variety of activities for your child this summer - ropes courses, an equestrian center, archery and riflery ranges, basketball, volleyball, and canoeing! There is an overnight camp and a day camp. With so many options, your child will certainly enjoy him or herself!
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4. Benbrook Stables Summer Camp |
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This summer camp will provide tons of fun for your horse-loving kiddo! They will learn about feeding, horsemanship, nutrition, riding, and equipment. They will also be able to do some arts and crafts and go on hikes and hayrides.
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5. Fort Worth Zoo Camp
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If you and your kids love to go to the zoo, sign them up for one of the 10 weeks of camp offered at the Fort Worth Zoo – or all of them! Each week covers a different theme and includes crafts, new technology, animal visitors, and zoo excursions. Children ages 3-17 are welcome with half-day and full-day options available.
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6. Fort Worth Botanic Garden |
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S.E.E.D. Camp: Summer Exploration, Engagement, and DiscoveryThis environmental camp offers a different adventure each week for your child! You can choose the theme you think they would enjoy best, or sign them up for all four. If your child loves exploring the outdoors and learning about nature, this would be a great option for a summer activity!
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7. Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Summer Classes |
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For ages 3-12, your curious little one won’t want to miss these discovery-based classes. Each class gets to interact with and learn about artifacts in the museum all while investigating and exploring! Classes are offered in the mornings or afternoons.
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8. Young Chef’s Academy Summer Camp |
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My son did this camp and we are still benefiting from that experience when he cooks for his siblings. Camp-Can-I-Cook is a fun way for your child to learn more about cooking. What working mom wouldn’t appreciate a little help around the kitchen? Classes cover the basics of cooking to Italian food, French food, and even chocolate! Camp runs until the beginning of August so sign up your little chef.
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If you didn’t see any on this list that work for you, check out the links below for more suggestions:
City Mom's Blog, Fort Worth Summer Camp Guide
Have you signed up your child for a summer camp? What was their experience? Share your experience in the comment section below.
Edited by: Casey Thomas