Is your kid a tech wiz or science enthusiast? There is so much more to STEM education than just writing fractions and memorizing formulas, and these camps are poised to help kids explore their passions. With coding, esports, hands-on projects and more, these Marin science and tech summer camps are just some of the many great camps in the Bay Area.
Coding | Digital Media | Science | STEAM | Technology
— Coding —
Branson Summer
Ross
Branson is located on 17 acres nestled in a small valley in the heart of Marin County. Summer programs use the full campus for experimentation, exploration and inspiration.
Ages 11–18, 415.454.3612
Camp Integem
Larkspur, 10 Bay Area Locations
Camp Integem is a top AR Educational camp and empowers children to explore, design, and innovate with future tech.
Ages 5–18, 408.459.0657
Esporterz Marin Gaming and Tech Center
Larkspur
At Esporterz summer camp kids immerse themselves in the exciting world of competitive esports gaming and coding at all levels. Instructors and coaches ensure a supportive and social gaming community focused on fun.
Ages 7–16, 415.570.9991
Sacred Heart Preparatory School
San Francisco
The summer program at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory includes a range of curricula for kids interested in arts, academics and/or sports over the summer. Science courses include topics like engineering, coding, robotics, drone making, physics, math, pathology and crime scene investigation.
Ages 8–14, 415.775.6626
TinkerTech Camps
Marin County
Kids can get started with or develop their skills in coding, AI, robotics and engineering at TinkerTech. With a range of classes at locations across Marin, this camp is accessible and edifying for campers interested in tech, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Ages 8–11 and 11–18, 415.290.9964
— Digital Media —
Branson Summer
Ross
Branson is located on 17 acres nestled in a small valley in the heart of Marin County. Summer programs use the full campus for experimentation, exploration and inspiration.
Ages 11–18, 415.454.3612
Camp Integem
Larkspur, 10 Bay Area locations
Camp Integem is a top AR Educational camp and empowers children to explore, design, and innovate with future tech.
Ages 5–18, 408.459.0657
UC Berkeley embARC Summer Design Academy
Berkeley
The UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design’s embARC summer program offers high school students the opportunity to explore architecture, urban design and sustainable city planning through integrated components, sustainable city planning workshop, a digital design workshop, environmental design conversations series and material exploration workshop.
Ages 16–18, 510.643.1188
Vision Tech Camps
Danville, El Cerrito
Vision Tech has a range of programs including a Minecraft camp, programming camp, video game design camp, and a robotics and engineering camp where children learn new STEM skills and allows them to feel empowered to become the next generation of developers, game designers, coders, entrepreneurs, and engineers.
Ages 6–17, 925.699.9602 (Danville), 925.699.7036 (El Cerrito)
— Science —
Bay Area Discovery Museum
Sausalito
At the Bay Area Discovery Museum day camp kids get to make friends, explore new horizons, and adventure in Fort Baker National Park.
Ages 3–8, 415.339.3907
Branson Summer
Ross
Branson is located on 17 acres nestled in a small valley in the heart of Marin County. Summer programs use the full campus for experimentation, exploration and inspiration.
Ages 11–18, 415.454.3612
Call of the Sea-Voyage Seaward
Sausalito
Call of the Sea-Voyage Seaward summer programs include sailing camps, science camps, aloft programs and voyages.
Ages 8–13, 415.331.3214
Coastal Camp at NatureBridge
Sausalito
At Coastal Camp kids explore topics like marine biology, coastal ecology, conservation and cultural history while enjoying the beautiful Marin Headlands.
Ages 5–14, K-12 415.331.1548
Dance Palace Camp
Point Reyes Station
Dance Palace Camp offers a diverse cultural education and helps kids develop positive relationships through hands-on activities in the natural world.
Ages 6–12, 415.663.1075
Marin Horizon Summer Camp
Mill Valley
Join us at Marin Horizon’s Summer Camp for a summer of friends, fun, and academics. We have a new and engaging theme each week including: Mighty Explorers (June 20-23), Rainbow Bonanza (June 26-30), Mad Scientists (July 5-7), Dots and Circles (July 10-14), Little Chefs (July 17-21), and Imagination Station (July 24-28). Regular hours are 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Extended care hours are 8:30-9:00 a.m. and 3:00-4:30 p.m.
Ages 3–7, 415.388.8408
Marin Treks Science Camp
Novato
Marin Treks summer adventure camps offer a variety of fun programs that focus on natural history while exploring the tidepools, beaches, forests, and other natural wonders of Marin.
Ages 6–11, 415.250.0988
Mark Day School
San Rafael
The Mark Day School summer camp offers academics, recreation, fun and exploring a kid’s creative side through science, performing arts, tinkering, volleyball and sports.
Grades 1–8, 415.472.8000
Play-Well Engineering FUNdamentals
San Anselmo
Play-Well Engineering FUNdamentals summer camp kids are encouraged to collaborate and create through building elaborate objects, structures, vehicles, and explore the principles of engineering and physics all with LEGOs.
Ages 5–14, 415.460.5210
Spaulding Marine Center
Sausalito
Campers will learn how to sail, practice seamanship and stewardship within Richardson Bay, and spend time learning to work with tools in the wood shop. Activities include kayaking, sailing, local field trips, knot tying, woodworking, and group games.
Ages 10–16, 415.332.3179, [email protected]
The Spring Hill School
Petaluma
The Spring Hill School summer camps offer activities that focus on innovation, creative expression, science, the natural world, and art.
Ages 2–14, 707.763.9222
— STEAM —
Branson Summer
Ross
Branson is located on 17 acres nestled in a small valley in the heart of Marin County. Summer programs use the full campus for experimentation, exploration and inspiration.
Ages 11–18, 415.454.3612
Chronos Academy Maker Camp
Larkspur
In Chronos Academy’s Maker Camp, kids MAKE history-inspired projects every day in all four components: Engineering, Tech Lab, Art Exploration and ReCreation. They can stay an extra hour for optional Math Club to hone math skills through games, songs, drills and prizes!
Ages 5–12, 415.383.2283
Enriching U
Novato/Online
Enriching U camp teaches kids valuable and in demand skills like animating, code, photography, creating VR worlds, and building video games with instruction from people who worked at Lucasfilm and Disney.
Ages 10–15, 415.475.7567
Galileo Learning
Kentfield, San Francisco, Northern California
Galileo summer programs offer a diverse range of activities from STEAM projects, hands-on collaboration, and outdoor adventures. The Galileo approach teaches the mindset, knowledge, and processes kids need to become visionary innovators.
Ages from Pre K–10th grade, 800.854.3684
Headlands Preparatory School
Sausalito, Albany, Walnut Creek
Tilden Preparatory and the Headlands Preparatory are offering complete academic schedules for the summer, including classes in art, STEM and more.
Ages 11–18, 415.944.2254
Sacred Heart Preparatory School
San Francisco
The summer program at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory includes a range of curricula for kids interested in arts, academics and/or sports over the summer. Science courses include topics like engineering, coding, robotics, drone making, physics, math, pathology and crime scene investigation.
Ages 8–14, 415.775.6626
TinkerTech Camps
Marin County
Kids can get started with or develop their skills in coding, AI, robotics and engineering at TinkerTech. With a range of classes at locations across Marin, this camp is accessible and edifying for campers interested in tech, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Ages 8–11 and 11–18, 415.290.9964
UC Berkeley embARC Summer Design Academy
Berkeley
The UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design’s embARC summer program offers high school students the opportunity to explore architecture, urban design and sustainable city planning through integrated components, sustainable city planning workshop, a digital design workshop, environmental design conversations series and material exploration workshop.
Ages 16–18, 510.643.1188
Winston Preparatory School
San Rafael/Online
With a specialized one-to-one Focus program, Winston Preparatory School is offering a summer program that will keep students learning and engaged over summer. Hands-on science labs and math classes, as well as courses in digital literacy, are tailored to empower students to become independent learners.
Ages 9–18, 415.993.5533
— Technology —
Branson Summer
Ross
Branson is located on 17 acres nestled in a small valley in the heart of Marin County. Summer programs use the full campus for experimentation, exploration and inspiration.
Ages 11–18, 415.454.3612
Camp Integem
Larkspur, San Francisco
Camp Integem is a top AR Educational camp and empowers children to explore, design, and innovate with future tech.
Ages 5–18, 408.459.0657
Chronos Academy Maker Camp
Larkspur
In Chronos Academy’s Maker Camp, kids MAKE history-inspired projects every day in all four components: Engineering, Tech Lab, Art Exploration and ReCreation. They can stay an extra hour for optional Math Club to hone math skills through games, songs, drills and prizes!
Enriching U
Novato
Enriching U camp teaches kids valuable and in demand skills like animating, code, photography, creating VR worlds, and building video games with instruction from people who worked at Lucasfilm and Disney.
Ages 10–15, 415.475.7567
Play-Well Engineering FUNdamentals
San Anselmo
Play-Well Engineering FUNdamentals summer camp kids are encouraged to collaborate and create through building elaborate objects, structures, vehicles, and explore the principles of engineering and physics all with LEGOs.
Ages 5–14, 415.460.5210
Sacred Heart Preparatory School
San Francisco
The summer program at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory includes a range of curricula for kids interested in arts, academics and/or sports over the summer. Science courses include topics like engineering, coding, robotics, drone making, physics, math, pathology and crime scene investigation.
Ages 8–14, 415.775.6626
Sonoma Academy
Santa Rosa
From robotics, baking, storytelling, and basketball, the Sonoma Academy summer camp has activities for every kid.
Ages 10–14, 707.545.1770
Tahoe Summer Camps
Truckee
Tahoe Summer Camps, based in Lake Tahoe and Truckee, offer programs for adventurers, blacksmiths, sailors, engineers, scientists, artists and more.
Ages 4–14, 530.414.9316
TinkerTech Camps
Marin County
Kids can get started with or develop their skills in coding, AI, robotics and engineering at TinkerTech. With a range of classes at locations across Marin, this camp is accessible and edifying for campers interested in tech, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Ages 8–11 and 11–18, 415.290.9964
UC Berkeley embARC Summer Design Academy
Berkeley
The UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design’s embARC summer program offers high school students the opportunity to explore architecture, urban design and sustainable city planning through integrated components, sustainable city planning workshop, a digital design workshop, environmental design conversations series and material exploration workshop.
Ages 16–18, 510.643.1188
Vision Tech Camps
Danville, El Cerrito
Vision Tech has a range of programs including a Minecraft camp, programming camp, video game design camp, and a robotics and engineering camp where children learn new STEM skills and allows them to feel empowered to become the next generation of developers, game designers, coders, entrepreneurs, and engineers.
Ages 7–17, 925.699.9602
