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2025 Summer Camp Guide

Feb 19, 2025 02:37PM ● By Today's Family
10 tips for choosing a summer day camp

10 tips for choosing a summer day camp

A well-chosen camp provides children with a safe environment to learn, grow, and have fun, while also giving parents peace of mind. Here are some tips to help you navigate this decision. Read More »  

Preparing your child to attend summer day camp

Preparing your child to attend summer day camp

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Types of summer day camps to consider

Types of summer day camps to consider

To make the process easier, it’s essential to consider your child’s interests, needs, and goals. Here are the primary types of summer day camps for parents to explore. Read More » 

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SUMMER 2025 SUMMER CAMP LISTINGS


Adrenaline Monkey
26800 Renaissance Parkway Cleveland
(216) 282-3100
www.cleveland.adrenalinemonkeyfun.com

Maintain your sanity and allow your warriors to run wild in the half-day and full-workday week-long adventure camps for campers ages 5–12 featuring a mix of active adventures, enterTRAINment from the ninja coaches, and valuable (yet entertaining and engaging) life lessons on nutrition, science, and social skills.

More specifically, campers will:
  • Experience ninja warrior-style obstacle courses
  • Scale climbing walls
  • Enjoy outdoor activities
  • Participate in interactive nutrition and science demonstrations
With unique weekly themes promoting valuable life skills including teamwork, perseverance, and leadership, campers will not only burn off excess energy and enhance their athletic skills but also build confidence and focus among other important life skills.

HALF DAY: 
(Weekly rate: $300 M–F) 9 a.m.–1 p.m. / 1–5 p.m.
FULL DAY: (Weekly rate: $375 M–F) 9 a.m.–5 p.m.


Animal Camp
Hosted by Rising River Farm 
6618 Chagrin River Road, Chagrin Falls
(440) 463-3146 
www.RisingRiver.net

Animal Camp is a unique farm, day camp experience for kids ages 5–13.  Since 2006 they have honed an interactive, self-directed, technology-free experience for the children.  Kids enjoy and explore farm animals (horses, cows, goats, bunnies, chickens, dogs, and cats), participate in horseback riding (weather permitting), an end-of-week trail ride, crafts, games, cooling off in the Chagrin River, which is both shallow and located on the property, and “Feed-em-Friday” when kids can bring apples and carrots to feed the animals.


They offer 11 individual sessions during June, July, & August from 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.  Campers can participate in one, or multiple sessions.  All activities are supervised by experienced counselors, many of whom are Animal Camp graduates!  (Typical ratio camper to counselor 4:1.)


Horseback riding helmets are provided, sneakers or boots, water bottle, and lunch are required. Schedule a visit of the farm prior to the commencement of camp. 

Rising River Corporation is a 501c-3 dedicated to equine education, vocational opportunities, and horse rescue/sanctuary.  The majority are rescue animals.


Beck Center for the Arts
17801 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood
(216) 521-2540
www.beckcenter.org

Beck Center for the Arts in Lakewood is more than a nonprofit organization that combines professional theater with arts education.  They create arts experiences through music, dance, theater, and visual arts all summer for ages 5–19 and you can enroll today.  Throughout the year they offer classes and lessons for all ages, skill levels, and abilities.


Families bring their kids to experience all of the art forms.  Year-round each child can immerse themselves in an art form that excites them, while growing new skills, and making new friends.

With a talented staff of award- winning instructors, they produce theater and arts education.  Visit www.beckcenter.org for all their offerings.

In addition, Beck Center has free art exhibitions in the main building and Music & Creative Arts Therapies building.  Their professional theater productions offer high quality shows with tickets starting at just $10, and student and senior discounts are also available at 
www.beckcenter.org/professional- theater.


Busy Bees Pottery & Arts Studio
Great Lakes Mall
7850 Mentor Avenue, #554B Mentor
(440) 571-5201
www.mentor.busybeesart.com 
mentor.busybeesart.com/kids-camp

At Busy Bees Pottery & Arts Studio in Mentor they offer Art Camp during the summer, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m., or 9 a.m. to noon, or 1 p.m.–4 p.m.  You can enroll for five full days or five half days per week.  Children must be between ages of 6–13 (your child must have completed kindergarten and know how to cut with scissors).  

Each day of the week revolves around a specific medium.  Your child will create one to three pieces of artwork each day using but not limited to the following mediums; clay, pottery, glass fusing, and mosaics pieces.  When they are not creating, they are candle making, playing games, journaling, and having lots of fun!  Space is limited.  Sign up now!


Camp Fitch YMCA
www.campfitchymca.org

Camp Fitch YMCA is a great camp on a great lake with over 100 years of transforming young lives.  Located on 425 scenic acres along the shores of Lake Erie, their programs help kids aged 6–17 grow into confident, independent learners while connecting them with nature.
Guided by carefully selected, caring staff, campers build friendships, achieve new skills, and experience a powerful sense of belonging (FAB).  These transformative moments foster resilience, self-confidence, and independence, making Camp Fitch a life-changing experience.  Camper surveys consistently highlight making friends, connecting with counselors, and enjoying activities as their top reasons for returning.

Their traditional camp combines classic activities like rock climbing, archery, canoeing, crafts, and mountain biking with unique access to Lake Erie’s beach and two additional waterfronts.  Specialized focus programs, including adventure trips, computer camp, diabetic camp, farm, and equestrian experiences, offer something for everyone.

Overnight sessions run weekly from June 15 to August 2, with many campers staying for multiple weeks.  High retention and referral rates reflect the unforgettable impact of their camp.



Camp Happiness 
Catholic Charities Disability Services & Ministries
(216) 672-1515
www.ccdocle.org/disability
 
Camp Happiness provides opportunities for children and teens, ages 5–18, to participate in traditional camp activities including games, arts, crafts, music, and swimming—all modified to meet the needs of each individual.  Campers also go on weekly community outings, enjoying new experiences in a supported environment.  Each summer, the camp serves 20–25 youths per week, with a range of intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and mobility limitations (ML).  This summer, Camp Happiness will run from June 16 through July 25 (off on July 4).

The purpose of Camp Happiness is to provide much-needed social and recreational services to enhance quality of life, and more importantly, to create an environment of inclusion, fun, and support in order to foster a feeling of belonging.

For information, email Megan Bonilla at megan.bonilla@ccdocle.
org; call (216) 672-1515; or visit www.ccdocle.org/disability.


Camp Invention
www.invent.org/local

Inspire your child’s creativity and watch their confidence soar with the all-new Camp Invention® program, Discover!  Campers in grades K–6 will team up with friends for hands-on, open-ended STEM fun.  They’ll create their own claw machine, uncover the science behind optical illusions, rev up for the ultimate road trip and embark on an eco-expedition to investigate penguins in Antarctica! Each experience is designed to spark curiosity, build persistence and create an unforgettable summer.

Visit 
invent.org/local to secure your spot!  Use the promo code, MYCAMP25, to save $25.  Payment plans available.


Cedarbrook Camp of Ohio at Stony Glen
www.cedarbrookcampoh.com

Cedarbrook Camp of Ohio is an ACA accredited nondenominational Christian youth camp located 35 miles east of Cleveland, just south of Madison, Ohio. 

Target sports, hiking, fishing, kayaking, and crafts are just a handful of activities your child can participate in.  Your child will have a fun-filled day exploring God's creation with His word being infused throughout. 

A camper week runs Sunday afternoon through Saturday mornings.  There are three girls' weeks which run July 6–July 26.  Boys' week is July 27–August 2.

Hesitant to send your first- to fourth-grade daughter to camp?  They have a special program for both moms and daughters the week of July 20.  You both will have a chance to experience camp during this partial week. 

They are the most affordable residential camp in the area offering a program that has been in operation for over 75 years. Check-out their website, www.cedarbrookcampoh.com, for more information.


Cleveland City Dance
13108 Shaker Square, Cleveland
(216) 295-2222
www.clevelandcitydance.com

You will love watching your child’s eyes sparkle as their confidence grows and they make new friends in magical camps and classes.  Are you looking for a full-day camp for children age 3–5, 6–8 and 9 and older?  They can help you.  Dance develops confidence, camaraderie, community, poise, and technique.  Teachers encourage dancers to do their personal best.

Sessions run June 9 through August 9.  Choose one to eight weeks.
  • Twirling Tots Camps are a magical journey using your child’s imagination to create a dance, and a craft to go with the theme.  Ages 3–5 return every year for a royal ball, Peter & the Wolf, Adventure of Mother Goose and more!
  • Children ages 6–8 will love being creative in Picasso and Ballet.
  • Both Twirling Tots and Picasso and Ballet create their own props and more.
  • Camps for ages 9 and up including preprofessional, work on mastering technique with friends in ballet and pointe, jazz, modern, conditioning, choreography and classical variations, dance history and more.
  • Adult and children individual class options available.
  • Intermediate and advance intensives.
Space is limited so visit their website or call for more information.


CSU Rec Summer Camp
Cleveland State University Recreation Center
(216) 802-3211
csurec.com

Looking for an unforgettable summer experience for your child? CSU Rec Summer Camp offers 10 uniquely-themed weeks filled with adventure, creativity, and fun! Designed for children ages 5–14, their camp provides a welcoming environment where kids can explore new activities and make lifelong memories.

Each week brings a fresh theme, keeping campers engaged with exciting activities like group games, arts and crafts, outdoor play, open swim, and special guest visits. Their experienced staff fosters creativity, teamwork, and personal growth in a safe and supportive setting.

Whether your child loves sports, art, or simply making new friends, CSU Rec Summer Camp has something for everyone.

Give your child a summer of discovery and excitement—enroll today and let the adventure begin!


Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care Centers
Solon • Independence • Maple Heights • Parma • Strongsville • Westlake
(440) 349-9111
www.creativeplayrooms.com

Summer’s coming, which means longer days, fun in the sun and great friends! Join the “Voyagers” at Creative Playrooms Montessori and Child Care Centers for the best summer ever—full of adventure, imagination and engagement to keep campers ages 5 through 12 busy and active. 
  • Themed activities and programs. 
  • Explorations around famous people, places and things.
They believe in encouraging children to explore more deeply through doing, asking questions, and having a great time.  Join them this summer as they heat up the fun factor.  Save your space by calling (440) 349-9111 or visiting www.creativeplayrooms.com.


Fairmount Center for the Arts
8400 Fairmount Road, Novelty
(440) 338-3171
www.fairmountcenter.org

Create a summer of fun and creativity for your child at Fairmount Center for the Arts!  Fairmount offers summer camps incorporating dance, music, theatre, and the visual arts.  Children have the opportunity to grow over the summer and explore the arts through thoughtfully curated half- and full-day camp options.  Camps are designed for children in preschool through 8th grade.  Whether your child is a budding artist, an up-and-coming actor, an inspiring dancer, or simply looking to dig into the arts, there is a camp for them. Don't miss out - registration is now open.


Falcon Camp
Carrollton, OH
(800) 837-CAMP 
www.falconcamp.com

Recognized throughout the Midwest as Ohio’s premier summer camp since 1959.  Falcon Camp has been chosen as a “Top Ten Camp in USA” and selected as the “Coolest Camp in Ohio.”  Falcon offers a beautiful lakefront setting, talented staff and wide variety of activities. 

Boys and girls ages 6–16 choose their own schedule within a general framework and daily activities are separate with planned coed events.

Horseback riding, sailing, swimming, riflery, crafts, tennis, drama, archery and much more.
Falcon has a strong reputation for making sure a camper’s first overnight experience is very positive.  The noncompetitive environment is inviting to new campers while their awards system challenges more experienced campers.  The 1:4 staff/camper ratio allows individual instruction and attention.  Most of all it’s great fun!

Falcon has a special intro program for campers ages 6–10. ACA accredited, many references available.  Falcon is an outstanding opportunity for fun and learning.


Fine Arts Association
38660 Mentor Avenue, Willoughby
440-951-7500
https://www.fineartsassociation.org/
Make new friends, unleash your imagination, and create unforgettable memories this summer!  From art and theatre to music and dance, the Fine Arts Association offers exciting creative adventures for all ages.  Whether you're stepping onto the stage, picking up an instrument, or exploring new artistic skills, there’s a summer experience waiting for you!  Spots fill fast—register today!


Gilmour Day Camps
34001 Cedar Road, Gates Mills
(440) 473-8000 ext. 2267 
www.gilmour.org/summercamp 

Camp Gilmour is back and better than ever with a variety of options for you to choose from!  Try Fun with Drones, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Budding Entrepreneurs, Video Game Animation, Sweet Delights Baking Camp, Sky High Adventure Camp, or the new six-week Theater Intensive!  These specialty camps are in addition to Preschool Camp (3–5), Day Camp (5–12) and sports camps. 

Before- and after-care are available 7:15 a.m.–6 p.m.  Camps offered June 2–August 1.


Girl Scouts of North East Ohio
(800) 852-4474
gsneo.org/camplife

Summer is around the corner, and it’s time to start planning your girl’s next big adventure.  The best part is - all girls are welcome — no Girl Scout experience necessary! 

From overnight camps, day camps, family camps, travel, to educational and STEM camps – there is something for EVERY girl.  They also have week-long resident camps at Camps Ledgewood and Timberlane. With classes ranging from archery, low ropes, campfire cooking, and exploring nature, your girl will experience everything that makes camp feel like camp. 

Girl Scout camp gives girls an opportunity to grow, explore, and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained adults. If she loves the water, Splish Splash may be her perfect day camp, but if she loves nature, maybe Friends of the Forest is the perfect week-long day camp for the girl who’s eager to learn about animals and their native habitats!  Whichever camp themes she chooses, fun is sure to follow!

For more information visit gsneo.org/summercamp or call customer care at (800) 852-4474.


Greater Cleveland Cross Country Camp
(440) 290-0185 
www.greaterclevelandxc.com

The Greater Cleveland Cross Country Camp is geared for the beginner to the advanced runner, who is looking to have a better focus pertaining to the fundamentals of cross country running and conditioning, to obtain maximum benefit. 

Through group runs, guest speakers and group activities, each runner will leave with a positive attitude, tools to become an improved runner, and a better understanding of running. 

This is the 21st annual cross country camp and will be held Tuesday, July 22 through Saturday, July 26 from 8 a.m.–11:30 a.m. at Shore Middle School in Mentor. The last day is a cross country race for all campers based on grade level.  The camp is open to boys and girls K–12th grade. 

The Greater Cleveland Cross Country Camp is organized by Mentor High School boys/girls head cross country coach, Bill Dennison, with the support of other local coaches and college runners.  They hope each camper leaves with the love and passion that the staff at the Greater Cleveland Cross Country Camp has.


Great Lakes Science Center
Camp Curiosity: Summer Science Camps
601 Erieside Avenue, Cleveland
www.GreatScience.com
(216) 621-2400

Welcome to Camp Curiosity 2025, presented by Timken. Their week-long summer day camps for kids in grades K–6 offer unforgettable science adventures, new opportunities to grow their interests, and the chance to make new friends and create amazing memories.  Great Lakes Science Center camps combine fun with STEM themes designed to keep kids engaged and learning during the summer.

Kids can make some waves while exploring a Great Lakes steamship, discover how to build structures that can withstand a hurricane, or learn how to solve mysteries like Sherlock Holmes. Whether your kid dreams of exploring space, loves tinkering with simple machines or longs to discover what chemical reactions can be created with ingredients from your kitchen, there is a camp sure to capture their interest. 

Sessions begin June 2 and run through the week of August 11.

Call (216) 621-2400 or visit GreatScience.com to register.


Guardians Youth Summer Camps

They're back for the summer of 2025! Any boy or girl who has ever picked up a bat, a ball and envisioned themselves on a Major League field will find these weeklong camps as close to Guardians baseball as they can get without needing to be José Ramírez. Their promise? A world-class Cleveland Guardians baseball or softball experience that will create moments that your ballplayer will cherish forever.

The experience doesn’t Ù end on the field; each camper receives an MLB-quality Guardians jersey and cap, participate in a Guardians skills competition, plus two tickets to a 2025 Guardians game. Join them this summer and discover why their camps are the ultimate summer highlight for every young baseball and softball player.


Hawken Summer Programs 
Gates Mills and Lyndhurst
(440) 423-2940
www.hawken.edu/summer

Hawken Summer Programs camp offerings include a variety of exciting activities led by experienced professionals for boys and girls ages 4-14.  While your child is enrolled, you’ll rest assured knowing he or she is in a safe, nurturing environment.  Camp offerings include Hawklings, Boys or Girls Day Camps, Boys Sports Camp and Girls Lifetime Adventure Camp.

Passport Camps offer week-long, full- and half-day opportunities to learn, create, and explore. Hawken Athletics camps offer skill-driven instruction and provide young athletes the opportunity to hone their skills, improve team play, and learn from the best. Hawken Summer Studies Program, open to public and private school students, is a six-week program of credit and enrichment for students entering grades 6–12.

Camps run at varying intervals between June and August. For more information, contact [email protected], (440) 423-2940, or visit summer.hawken.edu.


Jump Start! Gymnastics
23700 Mercantile Road, Beachwood
(216) 896-0295
www.jsgymnastics.com

Jump Start Gymnastics offers nine weeks of summer camps from June 9 through August 15, 2025, for boys and girls entering kindergarten through 14 years old.

Jump Start Summer Camp is a great way to explore and experience gymnastics for new and experienced gymnasts wanting to grow their skill base.  JSG believes gymnastics benefits everyone, setting a foundation for physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle, and teaches coordination and movements that apply to every sport.  In addition to traditional gymnastic instruction, games, and open gym, weekly themes round out each camper’s experience for a whole summer of fun.

JSG offers enrollment for selected days or the entire week.  Open gym follows each camp from 3:30–5 p.m. for an additional $10.  Registration is available online at jsgymnastics.com.


Lake County YMCA
(440) 354-5656
www.lakecountyymca.org

The Lake County YMCA Day Camp is designed for kids of all ages. Their day camp offers a fun, safe, and nurturing environment where children can explore their interests, build confidence, and create lifelong friendships.

Every child deserves a summer filled with exciting activities and personal growth.  From arts and crafts to swimming, and nature exploration, there’s something for everyone.  Their experienced staff are dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging and ensuring each camper has a positive and enriching experience.

Conveniently located in Painesville, Madison and Willoughby along with flexible scheduling options, the Lake County YMCA Day Camp is the perfect solution for busy families.  Their affordable rates and financial assistance programs make summer camp accessible to everyone.  Join the Lake County YMCA Day Camp today by visiting lakecountyymca.org.  


Lake Erie College Therapeutic Riding Center
George M. Humphrey Equestrian Center
8031 Morley Road, Mentor
(440) 375-8052
lec.edu/therapeutichorsemanship
 
Ride at the Lake Erie College Therapeutic Riding Center, Lake County’s only PATH Intl. Premier Accredited Center!

Children ages 8–14 years old with special needs can experience the joy of riding, grooming, and caring for horses during their adaptive riding lessons.  Students participate in a variety of fun and creative mounted activities to increase their confidence, improve physical strength, and develop problem-solving skills.  Building relationships with their classmates, volunteer team, and equine partners fosters independence, improved language skills, and better impulse control.

Students receive a personal evaluation to determine if the program is right for them.  Summer lessons begin in June and run through August.

Learn more about their therapeutic riding program at  lec.edu/therapeutichorsemanship or email [email protected].

Volunteers ages 14 and up with or without horse experience are needed to support the riders in the program.  Email Sarah at [email protected] to find out how you can help!


The Little Gym of Shaker Heights
20707 Chagrin Boulevard, Shaker Heights 
(216) 752-9049
www.tlgshakerheightsoh.com

Have you ever been transported to an island or explore the moon?  If not, keep reading and let the adventures begin!

The Little Gym offers a summer full of fun and excitement with a variety of themes including Maui's Mystical Island, TLG Crazy Carnival and Race to Outer Space.  Their specially developed curriculum combines physical fitness, imagination and creativity giving your child the opportunity to learn and grow all while having serious fun!

Half-day and full-day camps are available for kids ages 3–9 years old.  They offer flexibility to match your schedule that's difficult to find anywhere else.  Choose the days and weeks that fit your needs.  Camps run Monday through Friday.  Sign your children up for one day, multiple days, several weeks or the whole summer!

Call (216) 752-9049 or email [email protected] for more information.


Lost Nation Sports Park
38630 Jet Center Drive, Willoughby
(440) 602-4000
www.lostnationsports.com

Mike Moran Basketball Camps 
Open to boys and girls ages 6–14
• Session #1: June 16–20
• Session #2: June 23–27
• Week-long program (M–F) 9:00 am–3:15 pm.  
• Weekly tuition is $195.  
• Early registration discount is only $180 (by May 1, 2025). 
• All campers receive a T-shirt.

Call (440) 338-8092 for more information or visit morancamps.com for easy registration.


Mike Moran 
Basketball Camps
(Held at Lost Nation Sports Park in Willoughby)  
(440) 338-8092
www.morancamps.com

Session #1: June 16–20
Session #2: June 23–27

The Mike Moran Basketball Camps are the oldest running basketball camps in northern Ohio, with over 40 years of operation.  All the instructors are successful college and high school head coaches.

Because it is always well attended, participants will be working with other players of their same age group and ability level.  The Moran Camp has always stressed the teaching and drilling of fundamentals.  It is truly a camp designed for young players who want to improve their skills and be able to play competitive basketball.  The camp runs all day, Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m.–3:15 pm.  Over the years it has been acclaimed by many newspapers and organizations as the top basketball camp in the area!   

The Mike Moran Camps are very popular, and fill up quickly.  Take advantage of the early registration discount.  Visit their new website, morancamps.com, for easy registration.  Call for a free brochure!


Noreen Londregan School of Dance
750 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village
(440) 449-0240 
www.noreendancer.com

Noreen Londregan School of Dance has been educating children in the art of dance for 60 years.  Children and adults are invited to enroll in a 6 week dance program in all phases of the performing arts.  The session begins Monday, June 23.  Competition classes are also available for children with dance experience who look forward to more stage performances.
 
Noreen and her daughter Colleen have introduced thousands of children to the world of dance.  Special attention is given to pre school and school age children to be sure they are taught correct dance techniques and terminology. Children's classes  must be taught with enjoyment and encouragement.  Our progressive program begins with the pre-school level to the pre-professional level.
 
All teachers are certified by exam through the National Organization of Dance Masters of America.  Noreen is also a member of the Cecchetti Council of America, an organization dedicated to maintaining the standards and techniques of ballet training.


Painesville Recreation Summer Camp
(440) 392-5912
www.painesville.com/summercamp

For over 30 years, Painesville Recreation Summer Camp has offered unique and exciting camp activities that allow campers to have fun, learn and grow in beautiful Lake County.
Each week, campers take adventures to local parks, pools and attractions.  On Fridays, campers have the opportunity to attend field trips to exciting destinations like the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, Pioneer Waterland and more!  Kids ages 6–12 can enjoy activities including games, swimming, nature exploration, playground time, crafts and more! 

Summer Camp runs June 2 through August 1.  Sibling discount available. 

Visit www.painesville.com/summercamp for complete camp details or call the Painesville Recreation office at (440) 392-5912 to register.


Rabbit Run Community Arts Association
49 Park Street, Madison
(440) 428-5913
www.rabbitrun.org

Campers will discover hidden talents in many different fine arts camps this summer available at Rabbit Run Community Arts Association.  

Youth Art Camp is for anyone who likes to be creative and make a mess in the process.  In these one-week camps, campers, ages 3–16, get elbow deep in paint, pastels and other mediums as they create original works of art with RRCAA art instructor Miss Katie.   

Preschool Art Camp is for ages 3–6; Youth Art Camp is for ages 7–10 and Teen Art Camp is for youth ages 11–16.

Campers delve into all areas of theater including drama, music, dance, costumes, make-up, and stage craft in both the Junior Theater Camp for ages 4–8 and Explorer’s Theater Camp for ages 8–15.

A six-week dance session offers classes in jazz, tap, ballet and creative movement.
Dates for each camp and the summer dance session will be available the middle of March. 
Visit rabbitrun.org for information.


Ruffing Montessori School: Summer Ruffing It
3380 Fairmount Boulevard , Cleveland Heights
(216) 321-7571
www.ruffingmontessori.net

A staple for over 40 years, Summer Ruffing It is a six-week day camp designed to promote academic, athletic, and artistic enrichment.  Campers work with a variety of professionals and trained educators who provide a joyful, quality experience in small, student-centered groups. Topics covered include art, athletics, community service, drama, media, music, science, and technology. Field trips to a variety of nearby educational/cultural institutions further enhance each camper’s experience.  Sign up today at www.ruffingmontessori.net.


Snapology of Cleveland
23645 Mercantile Road, Suite H, Beachwood
(216) 990-8988
www.cleveland.snapology.com
 
Snapology of Cleveland offers exciting day camps at their Discovery Center in Beachwood and other partner locations!  

Your kids will love their fun and educational summer offerings! Campers will enjoy robotics, STEAM, and building with LEGO® bricks while making new friends and having tons of fun! 
Day camps are 9 am–3 pm with extended care available.

Day camps at their Beachwood Discovery Center are either half day 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. or full day 8:15 a.m. until 4:15 p.m.  Call or text (216) 990-8988 for more info, visit their website to enroll, or email www.snapology.com/ohio-cleveland with any questions!


Synergy Equestrian Summer Camp
11550 Aquilla Road, Chardon
(440) 477-4825
www.synergyequestrian.co

Get ready for an unforgettable summer at Synergy Equestrian’s Summer Camp!  This unique experience combines focused riding sessions with hands-on equine knowledge and horsemanship. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, they’ve got you covered.  New riders will take an evaluation lesson or submit a trainer’s outline to ensure personalized attention.

Camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting with stretching and goal setting, followed by an exciting mix of riding, learning, and fun! Dive into the anatomy of horses, tack up, and master the art of riding. In the afternoon, explore barn care and horse management, then enjoy games and activities before wrapping up the day with clean-up and horse care.
Join them for an action-packed, educational, and fun-filled summer at Synergy Equestrian – where every rider's journey begins!


University School Summer Camps
www.us.edu/summer
Junior Kindergarten–Grade 8
20701 Brantley Road, Shaker Heights
Grades 9–12
2785 SOM Center Road, Hunting Valley

Boys and girls can create their one-of-a-kind summer at University School! Camps turn curiosity into adventure, creativity into craft, and fellow campers into friends. Camps are offered at both their Shaker Heights and Hunting Valley Campuses.

University School's classic six-week day camp for boys, grades K–7 (now in its 99th year!), now offers two weeks for boys and girls, grades K–3.

Adventurous artists will have fun with The Great Create, an everything art camp for all elementary and middle school students. Planes, boats, and cars will drive the imagination of preschool boys in one of three weeks of Super Summer Preschool Camp.  Boys and girls of all ages can hoop it up on the court, learning foundational basketball skills while having a ball.
Many camps are run by their dynamic University School teachers.  Learn more about these and all of University School's summer programs at www.us.edu/summer.

 

Valley Art Center
155 Bell Street, Chagrin Falls
(440) 247-7507
www.valleyartcenter.org

Summer fun is happening at Valley Art Center, June 16–August 8!  Nothing compares to spending an entire week immersed in creative projects at a Valley Art Center art camp.  Your child will thrive in an environment where all skill levels are welcome and every camper will learn at just the right pace.

VAC’s dedicated and enthusiastic instructors guide young artists to bring ideas to life through painting, mixed media, ceramics, painting, jewelry and more.  Camps are available in sessions of five consecutive half-days or full day camps for ages 6–16.

Whatever camp your child chooses, you can trust that your young artist will explore and learn while meeting new friends and engaging in creative play.


Willoughby-Eastlake 
Public Library
www.we247.org

At the Willoughby-Eastlake Public Library you’ll find a wide variety of educational resources, databases and digital services, upcoming programs and events, and much more! 
To learn more about everything the Willoughby-Eastlake Library has to offer, visit any time at www.we247.org or stop by any of their four convenient locations:

Eastlake Public Library
36706 Lakeshore Blvd., Eastlake 
(440) 942-7880
Willoughby Public Library
30 Public Square, Willoughby 
(440) 942-3200
Willoughby Hills Public Library
35400 Chardon Rd. ,
Willoughby Hills 
(440) 942-3362
Willowick Public Library
263 E. 305 St., Willowick
(440) 943-4151