Kids’ programs

• Arts
• Ages 5–18

A summer theatre day camp with nearly 20 years of experience, offering 10 weeks of creative and performance programming for rising kindergarteners through 12th graders. Extended care is available for families.

• Ages 7–18

Over a dozen summer camp offerings for boys and girls in grades 2–12, including Leadership Camp for middle schoolers plus academic, creative, sports, STEM, and performance options.

• Arts
• Ages 5–12

Kids entering grades K-6 explore art through personal and collaborative projects, nature walks, and outdoor games alongside talented teaching artists. Visiting artists present special collaborative projects each week.

• Arts
• Ages 12–18

Afternoon Teen Studios for students entering grades 7-12 featuring cartooning, photography, ceramics, and more. A creative and skill-building summer experience for teens.

• Academic
• Ages 6–12

Benchmark Camp combines world-renowned academics with a beloved recreation program including swimming, art, science, sports, and zipline. Especially beneficial for bright children with dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, or other learning differences, building executive function skills and confidence.

• Outdoor
• Ages 7–13

Kids learn about history and colonial life through hands-on farming activities and historic crafts in an interactive and educational camp experience. Campers enjoy group activities, take-home crafts, and a supervised swim in Ridley Creek.

• Outdoor
• Ages 11–16

An intensive farming camp at the Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation where older kids engage in hands-on agricultural activities and learn about historic colonial life. Campers enjoy group activities and a supervised swim in Ridley Creek.

• Arts
• Ages 11–16

An intensive historic crafts camp at the Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation for older kids who learn traditional colonial crafting skills in a hands-on, educational environment. Campers also enjoy group activities and a supervised swim in Ridley Creek.

• STEM
• Ages 7–13

Kids explore STEM concepts through an 18th-century colonial lens at the Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation, combining history with science, technology, engineering, and math activities. Campers enjoy group projects and a supervised swim in Ridley Creek.

• Ages 3–5

A fun, educational, and distinctively Christian day camp experience for young children ages 3-5, led by well-trained and personable staff. Campers enjoy exciting daily activities in a supportive, faith-based environment.

• Ages 6–10

A fun, educational, and distinctively Christian day camp experience for children ages 6-10, with engaging daily activities and caring Christian staff. Campers make new friends and explore new interests each day.

• Ages 11–12

A fun, educational, and distinctively Christian day camp experience for preteens ages 11-12, surrounded by engaging Christian staff. Campers enjoy exciting activities and build new friendships in a faith-based environment.

• Sports
• Ages 8–12

Campers learn new skills in specific sports instructed by varsity-level coaches from Delaware County Christian School, focusing on skill development and character building. A faith-based environment where kids learn to glorify God through sport.

• Academic
• Ages 6–14

Summer enrichment programs covering a wide range of interests from creative writing to architectural design, taught by professional faculty of Delaware County Christian School. Designed to engage each child's individual interests in a distinctively Christian environment.

• Ages 7–14

A day camp for neurodiverse students entering grades 2-9, filled with hands-on activities that build confidence, spark creativity, and strengthen social connections. Offered in a supportive and engaging environment designed to help students learn, grow, and thrive.

• Ages 3–5

A summer day camp for children ages 3 through Kindergarten offering a fun and exploratory summer experience. Part of Agnes Irwin School's broader Summer at AIS programs.

• Ages 6–12

A traditional summer day camp for rising grades 1–7 offering a variety of fun summer activities. Part of Agnes Irwin School's Summer at AIS programming for boys and girls.

• Academic
• Ages 6–15

Summer academic enrichment programs for students in grades 1–10 covering a variety of subjects. Part of Agnes Irwin School's Summer at AIS offerings for boys and girls.

• Arts
• Ages 5–18

Community Arts Center's Summer Spree Arts Camp welcomes kids entering grades K–6 for a fun, creative week of art projects, nature walks, outdoor games, and visits from guest artists. Teen Studios are also offered in the afternoons for students entering grades 7–12, featuring cartooning, photography, ceramics, and more.

• Social
• Ages 15–18

Pathways to Independence is a life-skills summer program at Hill Top Prep for neurodiverse students in grades 10 through post-graduation, focusing on independence, community engagement, and transition readiness. The program integrates the evidence-based PEERS® social skills curriculum for motivated teens.

• STEM
• Ages 11–18

Hill Top Prep's Esports & Technology program for neurodiverse students in grades 6–12 blends gaming, teamwork, and tech exploration to build communication, collaboration, and digital literacy skills. The program is offered in a supportive environment with a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio.

• Arts

A family-friendly theatrical production at the Arden Children's Theatre bringing a hilariously twisted world of classic fairy tales to life. Great for kids and families.

• Outdoor
• Ages 6–17

An overnight camp for girls in grades 1-12 where campers unplug from screens and engage with nature, creativity, and leadership through outdoor skills, crafts, and equestrian programs. Open to all girls, not just Girl Scouts.

• Ages 7–17

A boarding and day camp for girls ages 7-17 located on 320 mountainside acres in beautiful Central Pennsylvania. Campers create memories that will last a lifetime.