Spring Break Camps Around Atlanta
Don’t have a boring school break – these camps bring the fun factor! Also check out more ways to spend your spring break with our guide to spring break fun.
[Featured Spring Break Camps]
Zoo Atlanta
Want something wild for your young explorer? Try the camp experience that invites 1,000 of your closest animal friends! Safari Camp engages campers in the wild world around them with opportunities to be surrounded by our planet’s amazing biodiversity, from the majestic African elephant to the tiniest of neotropical frogs. Connections made at Safari Camp help children begin a journey of conservation stewardship in an outdoor oasis that naturally educates and inspires. Each session, campers engage in STEAM-based projects, learn from the experts who know the animals best, visit favorite destinations around the Zoo, and gain a firsthand appreciation for the natural world. Camp runs during spring, summer and winter breaks, with School’s Out Sessions available for many one-day breaks. Campers ages 4 to 17 are welcome. Activities are age and grade-appropriate, and Zoo exploration themes change weekly for an always-fresh experience. For more information, please visit zooatlanta.org/camp.
More Camps
Here are more to consider:
Adrenaline Climbing Spring Break Camp, ages 7-12, adrenalineclimbing.com
Alliance Theatre, ages 5-14, alliancetheatre.org
Atlanta Botanical Garden Spring Break Camp, ages 6-8, atlantabg.org
Blue Heron Nature Preserve, ages 2-12, bhnp.org
Camp Serenbe Spring Break Day Camp, ages 5-12, campserenbe.com
Chattahoochee Nature Center, ages 5-13, chattnaturecenter.org
City of Sandy Springs STEAM Spring Break Camp, ages 6-12, sandyspringsga.gov
Community Music Centers, Dunwoody, Decatur and Little 5 Points, ages 5-13, cmcatlanta.com
Dunwoody Nature Center Spring Break Camp, ages 4-11, dunwoodynature.org
High Museum of Art Spring Art Break, high.org
MJCCA, ages 4-14, atlantajcc.org
Museum of Design campMODA, ages 5-17, museumofdesign.org
School Break Art Camps at the Spruill Center, ages 5-10, spruillarts.org
The Sunshine House, ages 5-12, sunshinehouse.com
Tellus Science Museum’s Spring Break Science Escape, tellusmuseum.org
Trees Atlanta Junior TreeKeeper Camp, ages 6-11, treesatlanta.org
Vinings School of Art, ages 5-14, viningsschoolofart.com
Young Chefs Academy Camp Can-I-Cook, Cumming, Marietta, Midtown and Sandy Springs, ages 5 and older, youngchefsacademy.com
Be sure to check with your local YMCA, church recreation program and county recreation centers for more options.
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