Whether their kids are looking to spend some time outdoors, hone their athletic skills or study up over the break, parents searching for summer camps have a variety to choose from in the Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake areas. This list is noncomprehensive.
Spring break camps
Around the World Camp
Taste Buds Kitchen in Southlake allows children to sample global cuisines with two different programs: one for 4-8 year olds and one for 9-13 year olds. Young chefs can try foods from Italy, Thailand, China and Mexico. Ages 4-13. March 9-13. $49 (ages 4-8), $60 (ages 9-13).
Campers can explore nature and participate in outdoor activities, such as hiking, creating art and learning about the local ecosystem, at the Bob Jones Nature Center and Preserve. Before- and after-camp care will be available. Ages 5-11. March 9-13. $141 (residents), $176 (nonresidents).
Young chefs will learn about cooking and discover how to make flavorful snacks and dishes. Ages 8-12. March 9-13. $129 (REC members), $139 (nonmembers).
Campers can explore their creative side while learning lines, adopting characters, singing songs, wearing costumes and performing on stage. Ages 8-12. March 9-13. $160 (REC members), $170 (nonmembers).
Over the course of five days, children will learn how to assess, measure and examine a dog’s health. They will learn about what to do if a dog is injured, how to inspect and remove ticks, the importance of nutrition and other important aspects of caring for canines. Ages 6-11. March 9-13. $312.
This camp allows children to explore their interests in multiple sports by playing in games and scrimmages. There are two programs: an option for prekindergarten-aged children and an option for older children. These are two different time slots. Ages 3-12. March 9-13. $66 (residents ages 3-4), $83 (nonresident ages 3-4); $199 (residents ages 5-12), $249 (nonresidents ages 5-12).
Children can play indoor games, swim at the aquatic center, make crafts and go on field trips at this spring break camp offered at The REC of Grapevine. Campers will need to bring daily packed lunches, bathing suits and towels. Ages 7-12. March 9-13. $140 (REC members), $150 (nonmembers).
Colleyville’s baseball camp teaches young athletes the rules of the game and fundamental skills, such as hitting, pitching and teamwork. Ages 4-6. March 9-12. $156.
The Southlake Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a spring break camp filled with games, crafts and play time; it will also feature a field trip. Working parents can also depend on the camp’s before- and after-camp care options. Campers must be enrolled in kindergarten or a higher grade level at a public or private school. Ages 5-11. March 9-13. $141 (residents), $176 (nonresidents).
Children can tap into their inner engineer and create their own world out of Leg bricks at this "Fortnite"-themed camp. Ages 5-12. March 9-12. $144 (residents), $179 (nonresidents).
Students can learn science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics skills at iCode in Southlake. This camp focuses on concepts, such as circuitry, electricity, programing, game development and more. Ages 6-14. March 9-16. $349.
Campers can learn about physics, robotics, engineering and space at one of the many themed Destination Science camps at O.C. Taylor Elementary School. Discounted prices are available for those who register before March 3. Ages 5-11. Various camps from June 8-July 24 (not including weekends). $239 (early registration), $309 (after March 3).
Southlake’s iCode offers multiple camp options that will teach students about aerial drone programming, robot battles using Lego EV3, YouTube production, Java programming with Minecraft and other topics. Ages 6-17. Various prices and dates.
Young writers can express themselves at this writing camp designed for students of all levels. Ages 7-12. July 20-24. $75 (REC members), $85 (nonmembers).
Children can spend the summer outdoors at Grapevine Lake trying their hand at archery, fishing, swimming, sports, hiking, kayaking and more. Ages 5-12. June 1-Aug. 7 (not including weekends). $50 (per day), $250 (per week).
The REC of Grapevine is offering campers a multitude of field trips to Top Golf, Urban Air and Adventure Park, Main Event, kayaking and paddleboarding. Ages 9-15. June 22-26, July 20-24. $165 (REC members), $175 (nonmembers).
Campers will participate in popular activities, such as swimming at the indoor aquatic center, and attend field trips or special events. Ages 7-12. Various dates. $145 (REC members), $155 (nonmembers).
Campers will participate in character-building activities by working on various community service projects. It will give teenagers and young adults the opportunity to gain experience in leadership roles. Ages 13-17. Various dates. $200 (REC members), $210 (nonmembers).
Campers can pursue their passion for photography and learn about composition, lighting, lenses and digital editing at this camp. Ages 9-15. July 6-10, Aug. 3-7. $130 (REC members), $140 (nonmembers).
Campers can spend time in the kitchen baking and creating different dishes. Weeklong program themes include Baking 101, Cooking Show Favorites, All-American Road Trip, Colorful Chef’s Challenge and more. Participants can choose from two different time slots depending on age. Ages 4-13. Various camps from May 25-Aug. 7. $49 (ages 4-8), $60 (ages 9-13).
Children and young teenagers will learn the game of chess, develop strategy and improve their skills at this new camp in Keller. Ages 6-14. July 20-24. $170.
Renee Yan graduated May 2017 from the University of Texas in Arlington with a degree in journalism, joining Community Impact Newspaper as a reporter in July.
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