Best Fall and Winter School Break Camps for Kids Around Atlanta
Need something for the kids to do during school break? These cool camps wrap up fun and learning into one neat package.
It’s not too early to start thinking about spring break! Check out our list of Spring Break Camps Around Atlanta.
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Alliance Theatre
Take a break from your school routine and find your spotlight at Alliance Theatre School Break Play Days! Scheduled for December 30-31, 2024, and additional upcoming school breaks, including January 20, and February 17-21. Available for students in grades K-5. Each Play Day has a specific theme taught by an expert in the field. Register at alliancetheatre.org.
Josh Powell Camps
Josh Powell Camp is continuing the fun into winter, with the same unplugged-in-the-outdoors mentality that summer camp has been based upon for 50 years! Seasonal activities are added to the fun to make winter camp a truly unique experience. Two- to five-day camps Feb. 17-21; Register your camper at joshpowellcamp.com.
Marietta Cobb Museum of Art
Art Camps help budding artists (ages 6-12) explore artmaking and let their art skills soar! Professional teaching artists guide campers as they create projects using mediums like clay, watercolor, acrylics, charcoal, and more. Feb. 17-21, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Register at mariettacobbartmuseum.org/learn.
Ready, Set Fun!
Any time school is closed, RSF Camp is open! Ready Set Fun’s full-day break camp offers kids the perfect mix of play, learning, and excitement in a safe, fun, and climate-controlled environment. Give yourself a break while your kids have a blast! Multiple camp dates are available. Visit readysetfun.com/camp to secure your spot.
Trees Atlanta
Trees Atlanta is the place for active and creative kids in Grades 1–6 who love the outdoors. Biking through the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum, arts and crafts, science experiments, games, friends, and fun are part of connecting with nature in the city! Junior TreeKeeper Camp offers full-week and partial-week camps during summer and school breaks. Feb. 17-21; learn more at treesatlanta.org.
Zoo Atlanta
Bundle up with the animals with Winter Safari Camps! Through Zoo explorations, up-close animal encounters, STEAM-based projects, hands-on science activities, environmental games and more, campers learn about attainable strategies and goals to combat environmental issues and are charged with finding simple ways that they can make a difference. Learn more at zooatlanta.org/camp. Feb. 17-21.
More Camps
More camps offering winter sessions to consider:
Anyone Can Camps, ages 4-12.
Atlanta Extreme Volleyball Club, ages 14-18.
Challenger Sports, ages 5-18.
Chattahoochee Nature Center, ages 4-9.
City of Marietta Parks and Recreation, ages 6-12.
Code Wiz, ages 7-12.
Community Music Centers, ages 5-13.
Douglasville Cultural Arts Council Spring Break Arts Camp, ages 7-12.
Dunwoody Nature Center Camp, ages 4-11.
Easy Going Sewing, ages 8-17.
Elachee Nature Science Center, ages 5 and older.
Fernbank Museum, ages 5-10.
Flour Power Kids Cooking Studios, ages 5-12.
Forefront Arts, ages 3-18.
Gwinnett Parks and Recreation, ages 3-11.
High Five Sports Zone, ages 5-12.
Kid Chess, ages 5-14.
Lionheart Theatre, ages 8-17.
Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta, ages 4-14.
Nike Sports Camps/US Sports Camps, ages 5-18.
Oodazu, ages 3-10.
The Peach Pit Gym, ages 2-16.
Phase Family Learning Center, ages 5-10.
Piedmont Park Conservancy, ages 5-10.
Rising Stars Basketball Clinics, ages 5-14.
Sky Barre Sky Kids, ages 5-17.
The Sunshine House, ages 5-12.
Tumbles of Johns Creek, ages 4-12.
Vinings School of Art, Ages 6-12.
YMCA Atlanta, ages 5 and older.
Young Chefs Academy, ages 5-14.
Zone of Light Studio, ages 5-12.
Check with your church and county recreation programs for more options.
