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 2019 guide to spring break fun.
[Featured Spring Break Camps]
Zoo Atlanta
Safari Camp Spring Break – Inspired by Nature
The flowers are beginning to bloom, and the awakening of nature is in full swing. Have you ever wondered what things in our daily lives were inspired by nature – things like the design for Velcro, or what flamingos and water filters have in common? Campers at Safari Camp will learn answers to questions like these by using animals as inspiration, and they’ll spend Spring Break designing products that could have real-world applications for a more sustainable future. Immerse your camper in hands-on, minds-on activities that teach conservation. Camp runs April 1 – 5. For more information, please visit zooatlanta.org/camp.
City of Sandy Springs
The Recreation & Parks Department offers two Spring Break Camps: Gymnastics camp for Pre-K – 14 and STEAM camp for 6yrs – 12yrs. Each day campers will be thrilled with many activities. April 2-6. Learn more at registration.sandyspringsga.gov
School Break Art Camps at the Spruill Center
Campers (ages 5-10) will explore art through a variety of mixed-media such as drawing, painting, collage or clay projects. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. with Before & After Care Available in Dunwoody. Price averages $75 per day. April 1-5. Register here.
More Camps
Here are more to consider:
Adrenaline Climbing Spring Break Camp, ages 6-12, adrenalineclimbing.com
Alliance Theatre, ages 5-14, alliancetheatre.org
Atlanta Botanical Garden Spring Day Camp, ages 6-8, atlantabg.org
Blue Heron Nature Preserve, ages 2-13, bhnp.org
Camp Serenbe Spring Break Day Camp, ages 5-12, campserenbe.com
Chattahoochee Nature Center, ages 5-13, chattnaturecenter.org
Community Music Centers, ages 5-11 all locations; ages 11-14 in Decatur only, cmcatlanta.com
Dunwoody Nature Center Spring Break Camp, ages 3-11, dunwoodynature.org
High Museum of Art Planet eARTH Camp, ages 6-15, high.org
MJCCA, also April 22-25, ages 4-14, atlantajcc.org
Museum of Design campMODA, ages 5-17, museumofdesign.org
The Sunshine House, ages 5-12, sunshinehouse.com
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, 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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