Summer Camp for Kids in the Lansing Area 2019
Summer is right around the corner and you know what that means – Summer Camp research season is here! It can be hard to keep them all straight with so many tabs open while we mill through the details. There are themes, multiple locations, overnight and day camps, scholarships available and the list goes on.
To help make it easier and fun for families to choose we’ve got the scoop on summer camp options for 2019! Read on to find our huge list of Greater Lansing summer camp options.
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Plan Ahead for Summer Camp in the Greater Lansing Area
Here is Lansing Family Fun’s list of fabulous Summer Camp options. The only thing you’ll have to do is choose! Many summer camps fill up fast so plan to register asap if you see one that you want to get your kids into for Summer Camp of 2019. Waiting lists and scholarships are available in some cases.
The following listings are sponsored:
Experience Lansing with 8 different weekly camps of non-stop fun, with 5 convenient locations across Lansing to choose from. Weekly field trips, a field trip shirt, daily breakfast, and lunch are included in the price of camp.
Our fun themes this year include Boredom Busters, Leggo My Eggo, Oopy Gloopy and a Little Loopy, Party in the USA, Summer Spooktacular, and more! From sports, arts and crafts, team building, special guests, the list goes on!
Join us at the Kids Camp Open House on Thursday, June 13th from 6-8PM at Gier.
Contact Info:
Lansing Parks and Recreation Summer Kids Camp
(517) 483-4277
*5 different sites to choose from*
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Calling all school-agers, join us for an exciting summer of exploring and fantastic fun at Gilden Woods and AppleTree Summer Explorers Camp! Take weekly field trips, play games, create art projects, and make lots of friends. Healthy breakfast, lunch, and snack are included daily. Enroll Today!
Summer is the perfect time to get outdoors and discover the wonders of nature! Fenner’s “Go Wild Day Camp” blends exciting games, art, scientific inquiry, and lots of outdoor discovery in ways that will inspire naturalists of all ages!
2019 camp sessions will run from June 17-August 16. Half-day preschool camps are open to children ages 4-5 and run from 9am-12pm. Full day camps, from 9am-4pm, are open to children who have completed Kindergarten through 8th grade. Registration begins on March 1st for Fenner Conservancy members. Registration for non-members begins April 1st.
Scholarships are available for those who demonstrate need.
Contact Info:
Fenner Nature Center,
517-483-4224, info@mynaturecenter.org
2020 E Mount Hope Ave, Lansing, MI 48910
Michigan State University Media Summer Camps are pre-college programs for high school students in media and technology topics including game design, 3D animation, and eSports. Each camp includes five full days of interactive and intensive instruction with MSU faculty and staff. Day camp and overnight options.
Contact Info:
Michigan State University Media Summer Camps
(517) 432-5192
404 Wilson Road Room 409, East Lansing 48823
More Summer Camps:
Sports Summer Camps:
Science, Nature, S.T.E.M and S.T.E.A.M. Summer Camps:
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Themed Summer Camps:
Sleepover Summer Camp Getaway Options for Lansing Area Kids
I remember the amazing amounts of expectation and fun I had as a kid packing my bag for the big Summer Camp trip. These types of trips impact our lives, grow us as humans, and create lasting memories. Is your child excited to get away for a bit this summer? We have some fun and safe options for your precious kiddos.
Need a Scholarship? Summer Camp Scholarships for Kids in Lansing
Many Lansing programs want to make sure all kids have an opportunity to experience summer camp and enhancing Lansing kid’s summer months. If you’re interested in getting your kids into a camp through a scholarship try out these awesome locations:
Fill out this form through Lansing Parks and Rec to give your kids a great summer!
City Life Lansing holds a public FREE summer sports camp for grades K – 5th August 14-16. Sign up by emailing contact@citylifelansing.com.
Scholarships are available for those who demonstrate need.
Contact Info:
Fenner Nature Center,
517-483-4224, info@mynaturecenter.org
2020 E Mount Hope Ave, Lansing, MI 48910
Eli & Edyth Broad Art Museum is passionate about making their Summer Camps available and affordable for all families. Email bamedu@msu.edu to apply.
ITEC has scholarships available for their amazing programs. Call Alex Stevens at (517) 708-4394 for information on how to apply.
Scholarships are available through Lansing Art Gallery. Fill out this Scholarship application form to give your child a great summer of art!
MSU Community Music School offers financial assistance for all of their camps. Contact (517) 355-7661 to get your student signed up.
REACH Art Studio offers scholarships. Give your child a summer of art in a super cool location with awesome staff by selecting the sessions you’re interested in.
Summer Plans for Camp in Lansing 2019
So, who’s ready for summer break? Do you have a Lansing area summer camp you’d like us to add to the list? Comment below and we’d be happy to get it listed. We love staying connected by hearing your experiences. What are some camps that look interesting for your kids this year?
Whichever your family decides, we know you’ll have a blast because each of these locations has been planning and preparing for a great Summer Camp Season 2019!
Michigan History Center has scholarships available! “The Michigan History Center offers a limited number of full scholarships each year. Contact 517-420-1342 for more information about eligibility and how to apply.”
HOMTV is offering a 2-Day Summer Media Camp for Kids ages 9-13 on Wednesday, June 19 and Thursday, June 20 from 10 am – 3 pm. Campers can learn how to operate television equipment and even get a chance to be in front of the camera. The cost is $50 and includes lunch, as well as a t-shirt. For more information and to learn how to register, please visit: http://bit.ly/HOMTVMediaCamp
Okemos Special Needs Day Camp is celebrating our 42nd year of operating a camp in Okemos for children and adults with special needs. We provide children and adults with disabilities a place to go, we visit places in the community and give these individuals opportunities to experience local activities. This is a place for children and adults with different abilities to shine. It gives people a community to cheer each other on and find ways to be successful.
http://www.okemosspecialneedsdaycamp.weebly.com