The Kidventure day camp leads campers through different themed destinations each week with their “passport to adventure.” (Courtesy Kidventure)
Looking for summer camps in the Sugar Land and Missouri City area? Here's a non-comprehensive list of camps to choose from. Camps are subject to change.
1. All Sorts of Sports Camp
This sports camp at Imperial Park Recreation Center teaches problem-solving skills and sport fundamentals for soccer, flag football, dodgeball, wiffleball, kickball and capture the flag.
Type: sports, day
Ages: 4-12
Dates: June 16-20, July 14-18
Cost: $138-$243.75 weekly
234 Matlage Way, Sugar Land
www.sugarlandtx.gov/2264/youth-camps
2. Art Camps at Cordovan Art School
The school offers various weekly themed camps for children, including Pokemon, Under the Sea and Minecraft & Gamers Guide to Art. The camps utilize different art media and techniques in the full-, half- and extended-day camps.
The Kidventure day camp leads campers through different themed destinations each week with their “passport to adventure.” Campers will participate in arts and crafts, sports, games, field trips, team-building tasks and outdoor adventures such as rock climbing, archery tag and water activities.
Type: arts, sports
Ages: entering first through fifth graders
Dates: June 2-Aug. 1 (no camp June 19 or July 4)
Cost: $340 weekly, add-ons for lunch and extended days
The day camp leads campers through different themed destinations each week with their “passport to adventure.” Campers will participate in arts and crafts, sports, games, field trips, team-building tasks and outdoor adventures such as rock climbing, archery tag and water activities.
Type: day, sports, arts
Ages: entering first through fifth graders
Dates: June 2-July 25 (no camp June 19 or July 4)
Cost: $340 weekly, add-ons for lunch and extended days
Funtastik Labs offers eight hands-on themes for campers to choose from. (Courtesy Funtastik Labs)
6. Code Ninjas
The camp allows kids to learn coding as well as science, technology, engineering and math skills through real-world projects. Camp topics include robotics, becoming a YouTuber and building immersive 3D worlds in Roblox and Minecraft while learning how to code.
The camp offers eight hands-on themes for campers to choose from. Activities include slime-making, science experiments, creative painting and building robots.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land offers multiple weeklong educational camps. (Courtesy The Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land)8. The Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land
This camp offers multiple, week-long educational camps. Topics this year include paleontology, robotics, space, coding, chemistry and physics.
Type: academics, day
Ages: 4-5 (little learners), 6-12
Dates: June 9-July 25 (little learners), May 27-Aug. 6
The camp offers a science, technology, engineering and math curriculum with hands-on activities. Full- and part-time camps cover various topics, including game development, robotics, digital arts and programming.
Inspiration Stage will have multiple half- and full-day summer camps where kids will audition and perform in musicals. (Courtesy Inspiration Stage)
10. Inspiration Stage
It will have multiple half- and full-day summer camps where kids will audition and perform in musicals, including Disney's “101 Dalmatians” and “Finding Nemo.”
iCode offers a science, technology, engineering and math-focused curriculum with hands-on activities. (Courtesy iCode)
13. Soccer Camp at Eldrige Park
Attendees will learn dribbling, control, shooting, running with the ball and defending from professional certified coaches from UK International Soccer.
Campers at Olympia Gymnastics and Tumbling rotate through activity stations that include open gym, spots, outside activities, games and inflatables. (Courtesy Olympia Gymnastics and Tumbling)
16. Survivor Summer Camp
Campers at Olympia Gymnastics and Tumbling rotate through activity stations that include open gym, spots, outside activities, games and inflatables. The camp also hosts special events such as carnival day and water days.
Type: sports
Ages: 4-14
Dates: June 9-13, July 7-11, July 21-25, July 28-Aug. 1
Cost: $235-$300 weekly (early registration pricing available until April 15)
The location will offer themed weeks where kids can participate in outdoor activities and field trips involving science, water, and creative and performing arts.