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2021 Camps
More than 100 camps are listed below by category. Click on the category to go to the section or simply scroll through the entire list. (Please note that some camps are listed under multi-focused camps but might also offer things listed in other sections so be sure to check out the multi-focused section.)
Art-related Camps
Art for you at WeirdGirl Creations Pottery Studio
33 Kent Street, Suite B, Barrington; 401-247-1397
Ages 3-12. Project-based camp working in clay, painting on ceramics, using a potters wheel, draw, paint, and cyanotypes on fabric.
Artists’ Exchange Summer Camps
50 Rolfe Square, Cranston; 401-490-9475
Ages 5-14. Art, Theater, Animation, Ceramics, and Rock ‘N’ Roll camps are taught in professional studios and black box theater. Campers can choose from a variety of camps. Camp days run Monday through Friday, 9 am-3 pm with before and after-care available. Kidoinfo.com Sponsor.
Jamestown Arts Center’s Summer Camps
18 Valley Street, Jamestown; 401-560-0979
Ages 3-15. The JAC offers a variety of dynamic, creative camps and classes. Ceramics, printmaking, theatre, animation, digital photography, and more. Includes field trips.
Linden Place Mansion Summer Art Camp
500 Hope Street, Bristol; 401-253-0390
Ages 6-12. Takes place on the historic grounds of Linden Place Mansion. Costume making, games, creating and acting out skits, dancing, arts & crafts, writing, and singing music.
Mount Saint Charles Fine Arts Camps
800 Logee Street, Woonsocket; 401-769-0310
Grades 4-9. Campers create schedules of six daily classes, choosing from more than 100 courses that include but are not limited to: art, drama, dance, music, languages, photography, magic, and sound recording.
3001 East Main Rd Suite D, Portsmouth, 401-293-0459
Art based camps with a wide range of artistic mediums like Yarn Bombing, Zine making, Polymer Clay explorations, and more. For kids 10-17 who are interested in exploring art, design, and creativity throughout the summer.
76 Bellevue Avenue, Newport; (401) 848-8200, hello@newportartmuseum.org
Multiple art camps and classes offered.
600 Waterman Avenue, East Providence; 401-438-5170; Emet Schwartz, Schwartz@providencecountryday.org
We will be on-site! June 29-July 31st from 9-3pm with an after care program that can run from 8-5pm and there will be a multi-week discount. Offering daily, unique and engaging workshops for ages 5-15. Workshops will include cooking from around the world, yoga, Bubble Prints, and so much more. Gives a place for campers to connect and engage despite these uncertain times.
Rhode Island School of Design Continuing Education
Two College Street, Providence; 401-454-6200
Ages 6-17. RISD|CE’s Young Artist Program provides a strong grounding in the visual arts and encourages creative and personal growth through self- expression.
Warwick Center for the Arts Camps
Warwick Center for the Arts, 3259 Post Road, Warwick; 401-737-0010
June 28-August 13, 2021. Full and half days available. For further information: danielle@warwickcfa.org or 401-737-0010 or www.warwickcfa.org. We are excited to announce our 2021 Summer Art Camp! We have a variety of courses being offered such as Comics and Coloring Books, The Art of Musical Theater, Superhero Mangam and more!
Academic, Language, and Leadership Camps
Brown University Pre-College Summer Programs
200 Dyer Street, Box T, Providence
Ivy League Academics for students in grades 8-12. More than 300 academic courses. college credit, study abroad, online courses, middle school science program, Leadership Institute, environmental leadership.
Foster, Lincoln, Providence, and in MA: Attleboro, Bellingham, Swansea, Norton, Mansfield, Westport; 800-968-4332, campinvention@invent.org Grades K-6. A STEM camp led by local teachers, which taps into kids’ natural curiosity, giving them the opportunity to become innovators through teamwork and immersive, hands-on creative problem-solving.
Providence and Newport, RI, Foxboro and Lexington, MA; Yaneth, 598- 7984, yzamora@chessmasterconnections.org
Ages 5-14. Increase logic/reasoning/problem-solving/analytical thinking skills, improve decision-making and organizational habits, increase self-confidence, and increase patience and persistence. Full and half day available.
Connecting for Children & Families Camps
Multiple locations in Woonsocket; 401) 766-3384; info@ccfcenter.org
Chillin’ & Skillin’: Grades 3-5. Integrates math and literacy into art, theater, environmental science, health/safety, sports, swimming, cooking and field trips.
- Get Connected Summer Camp: Grades 6-8. Environmental science, zoology, technology, recycled arts, service learning, gardening, games, art, sports, cooking & nutrition, swimming, field trips, etc.
- Camp Discovery: Grades K-2. Science, math, reading, art, physical education and field trips weekly.
- Stay Connected: Grades 9-12. Environmental science, career exploration, art, service learning, current events, games, cooking, sports, field trips, etc.
The Wheeler School, 216 Hope St. Providence; 1-888-512-8154; info@debatecamp.com
Public Speaking, Debating and Model United Nations for students rising grades 5 through 11, all abilities. Develop skills in the effective structure of parliamentary debate, brainstorming and case construction, teamwork, refutation and counterpoints and effective delivery of all speeches.
French American School of RI Camps
75 John Street, Providence; 401-274-3325
Kids learn French while engaging in various enrichment activities. Half and full day available. Ages 3-10.
Moses Brown School, Providence, and Rocky Hill School, E. Greenwich; 401-824-4138; ianthe@girlsleadershipcollaborative.com For girls entering 3rd-8th grade. Participants identify personal leadership styles and individual strengths while participating in outdoor challenges, ropes course, swimming/kayaking, scavenger hunt, yoga and more.
660 Waterman Avenue, East Providence; 401-438-5170; Emet Schwartz, Schwartz@providencecountryday.org
We will be on-site! June 29-July 31st from 9-3pm with an after care program that can run from 8-5pm and there will be a multi-week discount. Offering daily, unique and engaging workshops for ages 5-15. Workshops will include cooking from around the world, yoga, Bubble Prints, and so much more. Gives a place for campers to connect and engage despite these uncertain times.
Rhode Island Tutorial & Educational Services Camps
334 East Avenue, Suite 3 Pawtucket; 401-723-4459
Hands-on, fun, engaging academic camps for grades 1-12: reading, writing, spelling, math, study skills; 1:8 teacher/student ratio; 1-to-1 tutoring also available.
Click to see locations; 401-529-3680
Grades 1-12. LEGO® themed educational camps and workshops. Robotics, video game design, STEAM/STEM camps.
The Grace School Arts & Smarts Summer Camp
100 Eddy Street, Providence; 401-533-9100
Grades 1-5. State-of-the-art campus with a hands-on integrated science or social studies unit including art, music, digital media, and Spanish.
East Providence, Coventry, Cumberland
Hands-on learning, reading, writing, study skills, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).
Animal & Nature Camps
Audubon Summer Camp: Environmental Education Center
1401 Hope St., Bristol, RI and the Caratunk Wildlife Refuge, 301 Brown Ave., Seekonk, MA; 401-949-5454, x3014; camp@asri.org
Nature discovery, science, hikes, habitat explorations, live animals, games, crafts, and lots of outdoor time.
Bristol, Newport, Providence, Wickford, and Westerly; 401-272-3540, ext. 139
Week-long half- and full-day camps for K-12 on Narragansett Bay. Counselors with marine science and education training and backgrounds. Hands-on activities in navigation, charts, plankton, and marine life, plus marine-based games and activities. Campers cruise on Save The Bay vessels to various islands to explore salt marshes and shorelines and enjoy snorkeling and swimming on the beach. High School Bay Camp is designed to allow older students to explore possible college or career paths in marine science.
2325 Boston Neck Road, Saunderstown; Adam Lowe, 401-237-7472; ALowe@HistoricNewEngland.org
A variety of one-day, three-day, or one-week camp experiences for ages 3 to 13. Campers engage in outdoor fun, interact with farm animals, pick fresh vegetable snacks, play games, make crafts, listen to stories, and participate in farm activities.
Frosty Drew Nature Center & Observatory, Ninigret Park, Charlestown; 401-859-1450
Guided by experienced naturalists, children explore the shore of Ninigret Pond and the Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge.
250 Metacom Avenue (Route 136), Bristol; 401-254-1745, info@mounthopefarm.org
Ages 6-12. 127-acre historic grounds. Games, competitions, sports, and crafts. Interact with livestock including Nigerian dwarf goats, donkeys, and pheasants. Also interact with the local community including the Pokanoket Indian tribe and other local educators.
55 Coogan Blvd, Mystic, CT
Ages 3-16. Hands-on activities, up-close animal encounters, field trips and other fun and educational experiences. Day camps for younger children, overnight camps for older children.
583 3rd Beach Rd, Middletown: Nicole Lavoie, 401-846-2577-x32
A nonprofit, 325-acre wildlife sanctuary & environmental educationcenter, offers day camp programs for children from age 3.5 to 14. Hands-on learning, games, animal encounters, and team building.
1000 Elmwood Avenue, Providence
Fill your child’s days with games, hands-on activities, crafts, animal encounters and tours of the Zoo. It’s a great opportunity for kids ages 4-13 to learn, explore and develop a deeper bond with the natural world during summer vacation.
Girls & Boys Club Camps
Blackstone Valley Boys & Girls Club Camps
1115 Canal St, Blackstone, MA; 508-928-7446 Ages 6-13. Basic and extended day camps.
Boys and Girls Club, Cumberland/Lincoln
1 James McKee Way, Cumberland; Tamara Burman, 401-333-4850, tburman@bgccl.org
Day camp for youth 6-12 years of age.
Boys & Girls Club of East Providence – Camp Crosby
150 Annawamscutt Drive, Bristol
Ages 5-13. Camp Crosby is owned and operated by The Boys & Girls Club of East Providence.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Newport County – Camp Grosvenor
11 Miner Rd, Saunderstown; Lauren Schmieg, 401.847.6927 x22; camp@bgcnewport.org
95 acres of woodland along the Pettaquamscutt River – arts & crafts, swimming, boating, ropes course, and sports.
Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket – Camp Ramsbottom
(Rehoboth, MA); Kery Kozlowski, 401-722-8840
For boys and girls, 6-13: archery, art, basketball, crafts, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, soccer, swimming, tennis and much more. Bus service from Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Warwick Camp
Masonic Youth Center, 116 Long St, Warwick; Nicole LaChapelle, 401- 467-4385, nicole@wbgclubs.org
Day camp with differently themed weeks. Ages 6-13.
Cooking & Food Camps
North Kingstown, Providence, South County; 401-294-6800
Combines food and cooking, fitness, and communication skills for kids ages 7-15.
691 Main Street, Warren; 413-237-0384
Engaging kids in the kitchen while creating a new generation of foodies. Offers birthday parties, classes, and camps.
600 Waterman Avenue, East Providence; 401-438-5170; Emet Schwartz, Schwartz@providencecountryday.org
We will be on-site! June 29-July 31st from 9-3pm with an after care program that can run from 8-5pm and there will be a multi-week discount. Offering daily, unique and engaging workshops for ages 5-15. Workshops will include cooking from around the world, yoga, Bubble Prints, and so much more. Gives a place for campers to connect and engage despite these uncertain times.
5600 Post Road, Unit #110, East Greenwich, Rhode Island 02818
A fresh and unique menu is offered each week for ages 4 to teen. Join for a few weeks or a single day. Extended day and Counselor in Training offered.
Girl & Boy Scout Camps
Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England
Camp Cookie, Chepachet; Camp Green Forest, West Kingston; Camp Promising Acres, Swansea, MA; and Camp Rocky Farm, Newport. Charlotte Markey, 401-331-4500 X 1419; cmarkey@gssne.org
Day Camp – arts & crafts, swimming, boating, hiking, campfires, cookouts.
Narragansett Council Boy Scouts Camps
61 Camp Yawgoog Rd, Rockville, RI 02873, 401-351-8700
Day and overnight camps for scouts, family camps.
Multi-focused Camps
3355 South County Trail East Greenwich; 401-886-7827
Indoor and outdoor activities including arts & crafts, adventure play, games, and water play. Gymnastics camps for school age children and GTC junior for children 3-5 years of age.
Pennfield School, Portsmouth; Chris Belanger, 864-3183
Campers choose from a menu of activities, including: horseback riding, sailing, the beach, hiking, art, academic learning, and more.
401 Victory Highway, West Greenwich; John Jacques, 401-397- 3304; altonjones@uri.edu
Overnight Camp; Farm Day Camp; Eco-Zone Day Camp; Specialty Expeditions; Teen X Day Camp.
1043 Snake Hill Rd, North Scituate; Jenn Becker Carpenter, 401-568- 4350, info@campaldersgate.com
Camper’s Choice and Living Arts Camps. Owned and operated by the United Methodist Church of New England.
Barrington Baptist Church, 25 Old County Road, Barrington; 401-246-0188; cedarwood@bbcri.org
Grades K-8. A program for the physical, social and spiritual development of the campers. Teen Leadership Program (Leaders In Training) for grades 9-11 which gives teens an opportunity to develop leadership skills, plan team building activities and learn life skills with others their own age.
1065 Wordens Pond Rd, Wakefield; Deb Salinger, 401-783-7000; info@campjori.com
Day and overnight camp; Leaders in Training; Jump into Jori; CIT/Israel Journey.
2214 Providence Pike, North Smithfield; campphoenixri@gmail.com; Seasonal Office Phone: 401-573-2267
Located behind the North Smithfield Elementary School. K-8. Nine week traditional summer camp.
54 Exeter Rd, Exeter, RI 02822-3802; 401-294-6318; camp@canonicus.org
Day Camp and Resident Camp. American Baptist Churches of Rhode Island.
Episcopal Conference Center Camps
872 Reservoir Road, Pascoag; 401-568-4055
Multiple types of camps for children and teens.
125 Lakeview St. Sharon, MA; 781-694-5829
Situated along the shores of Lake Massapoag, 30 minutes from Providence with transportation included. Everwood offers campers from ages 4 to 15 a summer of adventure, sports, arts, and outdoor activities. Also teen leadership program.
1088 Tucker Rd, North Dartmouth, MA; 508-999-1356
Ages 3-18. Multiple types of camp based on ages and activities. Adventure, art, cooking and baking, college application boot camp, cycling, drama, digital movie making, digital music, engineering, fencing, historical dolls, jewelry making, martial arts, math, Mindcraft, music, natural science, photography, physics, robotics, rocketry, science, simple machines, skateboarding, social skills, Spanish, sports, spy school, stop motion animation, web design, woodworking, writing and more.
45 Maxfield Avenue, East Providence, RI 02914
Seven weeks serving age 3 to 14 with a an additional late-August week for Gordon families. Full-day and part-day options, and new choices every week for ages five and over. Discounts for siblings.
688 Snake Hill Rd, Glocester; Jennifer Geary; 401-710-9478; IronsHomestead@ricucc.org
Forest Day Camp; Water World; Mission Possible (service related); Paint the Town (arts). Rhode Island Conference United Church of Christ.
Kingston’s Camp on Larkin’s Pond
2795 Ministerial Rd, West Kingston; Lisa-Beth, 401-783-8620; info@kingstonscamp.com
All Outdoor Traditional Day Camp, teaching about conserving and preserving the environment, nature, ecology and non-violence. Science, art, crafts, and drama projects utilize plants, animals & recyclables. Games, lessons, and activities focus on fixing problems, teach teamwork, conflict reconciliation, and promote campers growth in a natural environment.
301 Butler Avenue, Providence; 401-331-9696 ext. 4103
Ages 3-12, multiple themes: Little lynx, Surf Camp, Agawam Hunt Club, Drone Racing, Code Like a Girl.
250 Lloyd Avenue, Providence; 401-831-7350, Ext. 150 or 296; ww.facebook.com/MosesBrownSchool
Day camp featuring traditional recreation camps, specialty, and several sports camps for children ages 3-17. All camps are held on the Moses Brown campus in Providence and include a mixture of arts, chess, computers, design/build, forensics, invention, music, swimming, and sports. Kidoinfo Sponsor.
1589 Putnam Pike Aka Route 44, Chepachet; Michelle Losardo, 401-568- 3580, mlosardo@dioceseofprovidence.org
Co-educational day camp for children ages 5-12. Private beach on Echo Lake, bath house, athletic fields, basketball court, hiking trails, picnic area, arts and crafts center, nature center, assembly pavilions, playground, challenge course, archery range, infirmary, fishing area, canoeing and a beautiful camp chapel.
Roman Catholic but children of all backgrounds and religions are welcome.
100 Grove Ave, East Providence, RI 02914, (401) 434-6913
Ages 3-6. Science experiments, creative movement, storytelling, drama, cooking, games, mindfulness, swimming lessons, field trips, and/or special guests. Also offers vacation camps.
Little Slocum Farm, 110 Sandy Point Avenue, Portsmouth; 401-849- 4646; Diane Campagna, dcampagna@pennfield.org
19 acres of farmland, state-of-the-art facilities. Gymnasium, athletic fields, playgrounds, art studio, computer lab, science lab, and auditorium.
Portsmouth Abbey Summer Program
285 Cory’s Lane, Portsmouth; Director of the Summer Program, Mrs. Cat Caplin, 401-643-1390.
Rising students in grades 7, 8, and 9, Classes taught by Portsmouth Abbey faculty, athletics, campus activities, and weekend trips including Martha’s Vineyard, whale-watching, Six Flags, and beach days in Newport.
Providence Children’s Museum Camp
100 South Street, Providence; (401) 273-5437
Spend time in a Children’s Museum filled with fun and educational activities. Kidoinfo Sponsor.
600 Mount Pleasant Avenue, Providence
- Summer Sports Camp (Ages 7-15, 401-456-8007); Henry Bernard
- School Explorations Summer Camp (Ages 6-11, Mark Young, 401-456-8811, myoung@ric.edu); Music Institute at RIC (Ages – entering 9th grade through seniors); Summer Writing Camp (K-12, Dina DeCristofaro, Camp Coordinator, riwritingproject@gmail.com.)
530 Ives Road, East Greenwich; 401-884-9070
Join us for Summer by the Bay! June 22 – August 7. From traditional camps to specialty and Nike sports camps, come experience a summer like no other. Day camps for children ages 3-14 that provide opportunities to learn, explore and enjoy the summer on our 84 acre waterfront campus. Programs range from traditional day camps to computer coding, to culinary classes and sports camps. Our traditional full or half-day programs, Critter Camp, Jr. Mariners, and Mariners, are our most popular camps. Our sports camps are run by adults who know their sport and are both top-level players themselves and experienced coaches. Imagine camps in drama, jewelry making, waterfront painting, coding, and even woodworking! Visit rockyhill.org or contact Karah Chartrand at kchartrand@rockyhill.org for more information.
180 Rhode Island Ave, Newport RI 02840, (401) 849-5970, smcds.org/summer
Ages 3 to 12. Boys & girls lacrosse with Team Real and a Maker’s Lab Camp. Tennis, Chess, Lego Robotics, and themed weeks for younger campers (3 -5) including Pirate Adventures, Little Picasso’s, Creepy Crawlies and more. For Junior Adventures (1st – 4th grade): Camp Detectives, Mad Science, American Girl, and Wizarding World. Pool swimming, crafts and story time. Contact: Nicole Nicoletta at: summerprograms@smcds.org. Also see under Theater Section 13.
Summer J-Camp at the Dwares JCC
401 Elmgrove Avenue, Providence; 401-421-4111
For children ages 3-15. Coordinated Judaic themes that focus on universal human values, swim lessons, weekly field trips & special visitors, lots of outdoor play, activities including art, cooking, sports, science & nature, acting, travel, and more.
Providence (401- 383-9958), Lincoln (401-334-2210), Smithfield (401) 233-2828, Cranston (401-228-3317), North Kingstown (401-294-2340), East Greenwich (401-884-0440), Rumford (401-434-1118), Pawtucket (401-728-3050), Central Falls (401-727-4474), Warren (401-247-2503) and Westerly, (401) 315-5544)
Child care and early education provider, children ages 6 weeks – 12 years. Educational activities, field trips, swimming and events.
45 Maxfield Avenue, East Providence, 401-434-3833; admission@gordonschool.org
Pre-K to 9th grade. Day camp, theater, basketball, engineering design.
The Grace School Arts & Smarts Summer Camp
100 Eddy Street, Providence; 401-533-9100
Grades 1-5. State-of-the-art campus with a hands-on integrated science or social studies unit including art, music, digital media, and Spanish.
Music & Dance Camps
Festival Ballet Providence School Camp
825 Hope St. Providence; 401-353-1129; info@festivalballetprovidence.org
Camps, programs, and classes for children, teens, and adults.
North Providence, Seekonk, Attleboro
Intermediate to advanced camps: Rookies, Classical Rock, Beatles, Rock 101, Best of the 90s, Rock Through the Years, songwriting, Imagine Dragons, heavy metal, modern music, music theory, and recording.
The Brae Crest School of Classical Ballet
52 Sherman Avenue Lincoln; 401-334-2560
Official school of the State Ballet of RI. Ages 4-12. Offers a variety of ballet programs based on age, ability, and desired level of intensity.
Sailing Camps
109 India St., Providence; 401-454-SAIL (7245)
Summer Sailing Camp for beginning through advanced levels. Group outreach, adult programs, and waterfront facility rentals also available. Ages 8-16, no previous sailing experience required.
Oliver Hazard Perry Summer Camp
11A Bridge Street, Newport; 401.841.0080; info@ ohpri.org
Education-at-sea programs.
Herreshoff Marine Museum, One Burnside Street, PO Box 450, Bristol; 401-253-5000
Ages 7-15. Sailing programs. Classes are taught on the Herreshoff 12 ½s – 16 foot wooden sloops with jib, main & spinnaker – or Sea Sprite 23s on Narragansett Bay.
University of Rhode Island Sailing Camps
URI Sailing Center, 236 Salt Pond Road, Wakefield; Coordinator David Livingston, dlivingston@uri.edu; 401-783-0797
Ages 6-16 and adults. Tadpole, beginners, intermediate, adventure Fridays, private instruction, and adult classes. Instructors use inquiry-based, experiential teaching techniques.
Special Needs Camps
At Camp Aldersgate, 1043 Snake Hill Road, North Scituate RI, 02857, 401-568-43450
A week long residential camp for campers ages 7-17 who have or had cancer, and their siblings, free of charge.
Sail To Prevail, Inc., Newport and Nantucket.
Creates opportunities for disabled children and adults to overcome adversity through therapeutic sailing.
688 Snake Hill Rd, North Scituate; James Field, 401.567.8914; campruggles@gmail.com
Therapeutic summer day camp program for children 6-12, who are clinically diagnosed with emotional and behavioral disabilities.
Sports Camps
3355 South County Trail East Greenwich; 401-886-7827
Gymnastics camps for school age children and GTC junior for children 3-5 years of age.
Brown University Summer Sports Camps
401-863-5988; sportscamps@brown.edu
More than 50 day and overnight sports camps including: baseball, basketball, diving, fencing, field hockey, football, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, squash, swimming, tennis, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling. Led by Brown’s varsity coaches, their staff and current Brown athletes.
400 East Avenue, Warwick; Rich Harris, Director, 825-1056 or 323-8483 Offensive and defensive skills development for boys and girls ages 6-18. All campers receive a t-shirt, basketball and written evaluation.
41 Comstock Parkway, Cranston; 229-8946
Half or full day camp experience for boys and girls ages 4 and up with multiple theme weeks.
Providence College, 401-865-2266, sgaber@providence.edu
Father/son camp, day and overnight camp.
Lead the Way Field Hockey Camps
Brown University, Providence & Rocky Hill School, East Greenwich, also in Massachusetts and Connecticut
Grades 1-12. Camp programs by ages and skill levels, clinics, and prep clinics.
Premiere Martial Arts – Cranston and North Kingstown
1099 Park Ave., Cranston; 401-219-0166; pmacranston@gmail.com
6639 Post Rd, North Kingstown; 401-219-0166; pmanorthkingstown@gmail.com
Ages 3-adult. Martial arts skills.
Mount Saint Charles Sports Camps
800 Logee Street, Woonsocket; 401-769-0310
Sports Camp: Baseball, basketball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, volleyball.
Peter Pan Surfing Academy Camps
Narragansett Town Beach and South Kingstown Town Beach
Surfing Camp: 14-18 years old. Four-day surfing camp series. Eight weeks of sessions. Also Stand-Up Paddleboard: Two sessions in Narragansett and South Kingstown Beach Skimboard Camp: Two sessions with East Coast skimboard champion Drew Bruno of South Kingstown.
Providence Country Day School All Sports Camp
660 Waterman Avenue, East Providence; 401-438-5170; Emet Schwartz, Schwartz@providencecountryday.org
We will be on-site! June 29-July 31st from 9-3pm with an after care program that can run from 8-5pm and there will be a multi-week discount. Offering daily, unique and engaging workshops for ages 5-15. Workshops will include cooking from around the world, yoga, Bubble Prints, and so much more. Gives a place for campers to connect and engage despite these uncertain times. Kidoinfo Sponsor.
Rhode Island Fencing Academy and Club Camp
14 Almeida Avenue, East Providence
All skill levels. Full and half day camps. Beginners develop a solid foundation of skills, while experienced fencers greatly improve performance.
Lincoln, Peace Dale, and Providence
Rock climbing. All abilities. Indoor or outdoor camps available.
170 Jefferson Blvd, Warwick; 401-463-5565
Ages 4-14. Indoor/outdoor sports facility, flexible scheduling (full week, single day, extended day), weekly theme days.
Theater Camps
1065 Wordens Pond Road, Wakefield; 401-421-4111 x124
Camp JORI introduces JORIPAC – a performing arts ‘camp-within-a- camp’. Open to teens in 7th – 10th grade who want to immerse themselves in performance.
St. Pius V Church – Church Hall, 55 Elmhurst Avenue, Providence; 401- 751-4871; kpeloguin@spvri.org
Grades 5-8; Half and full day available; singing and acting techniques; film and television; musical theater tips; improvisation; dance and choreography; week culminates with a show; no experience required.
Stadium Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts, 28 Monument Square, Woonsocket; 401-762-4545
Theater Instruction from experienced directors & choreographers, Improvisation games & exercises, daily dance parties, Spirit Days, participation in a Grand Finale musical performance for family & friends,.Ages 5-16.
180 Rhode Island Ave, Newport RI 02840, (401) 849-5970, smcds.org/summer Ages 9–18. Create, rehearse, and produce a unique theatrical event including an original movie screened at the Jane Pickens Theater, an original musical written by campers, and a pair of Shakespearean plays. Campers are involved in all aspects of the production. No previous experience is necessary. Contact: Christina Johnston at cjohnston@smcds.org. Also see Section 7, Multi-focused Camps.
YMCA Camps
Barrington: YMCA – Camp Manitoo
70 West St, Barrington; Michael Squatrito, (401) 245-2444; msquatrito@gpymca.org
A traditional day camp program for school-age (entering grades 1-6) children.
Charlestown: Ocean Community YMCA – Camp Watchaug
160 Prosser Trl, Charlestown; Danita Ballantyne, 401-364-6535; dballantyne@oceancommunityymca.org
Day Camp; Fort Building; Water Sports; Lego Camp; Counselor-in-Training; Drama; Tails & Trails; Eco Quest. 2019 Open Houses dates will be from 1-3 pm on April 6, May 4 and June 1.
2093 Harkney Hill Rd, Coventry; Pat Falvey, 401-397-7779; westwood@ymcapawt.org
Grades K-10. Camp Rainbow; Camp Exploration; Camp Adventure; Voyagers; Sports Camp; Specialty Camps: Fort Building, Fishing, Drama, Aquatic Adventures, Pioneering, Martial Arts, Weird Science, Fishing II, Fort Building II.
Shore Drive, Johnston, RI 02910; Robert Houston, 401-943-0444, rhouston@gpymca.org
Program is designed to build self-confidence, encourage group participation and create opportunities for self discovery.
32 Breakneck Hill Rd, Lincoln; Karen Guerrier, 401-725-0773; kguerrier@ymcapawt.org
Camp Discovery; Sprouts Sports: soccer; basketball, dance, cheer, Camp Care-A-Lot; Camp U-Go-To; Dance Camp; Cheerleading Camp; Swim Camp; Soccer Camp; Basketball Camp; Adventure Camp; Camp Trailblazers; Explorers Camp; Teen Camp.
Middletown: Newport County YMCA Camps
792 Valley Rd, Middletown; Kristen Petrarca, 401-847-9200, kristenp@newportymca.org
Traditional and specialty day camps.
333 Roosevelt Ave, Pawtucket; Christy Carrion, 401-727-
7050; ccarrion@ymcapawt.org
Pioneers and Voyagers camps.
20 Summer St, Pawtucket; Amanda Choiniere, 401-727-7900; achoiniere@ymcapawt.org
Camp Dino-Mytes; Aim High Camp; Sports Camp; Explorers Adventure Camp; Girl Power; Explorer I Camp; Intern Camp (teens).
Peace Dale: YMCA Camp Broad Rock
165 Broad Rock Rd, Peace Dale; Jennifer Martin, 401-783- 3900; jmartin@gpymca.org
Day camp – pre-school & teens are major focus. Choices include sports, adventure, arts & crafts, performing, low ropes for team-building activities, archery range, indoor & outdoor basketball courts, five-lane indoor aquatics center, 20 acres of fields and woods for exploration and activities.
619 Camp Fuller Rd, Wakefield, RI 02879-4517; Peter Swain, 401-783- 5359, pswain@gpymca.org
Co-ed Resident Camp – land and water sports.
Warwick: YMCA Camp Ok-Wa-Nessett
900 Centerville Rd, Warwick, RI; Becky Merritt, 401-828-0130, rmerritt@gpymca.org
117 acres of woods, trails, fields, sports, skate park, ropes courses, archery, and ponds.
Woonsocket: YWCA Summer Adventure Camp
514 Blackstone St, Woonsocket; Director Nathan J Smith, 401-769- 7450; ywcaofnri@aol.com
Summer camp for children ages 6-15.
I sent this link to all the parents on my contact list.. especially former parents that had kids at my day care.. Great website!!!
Great website! Keep up the great work!!
VG PTO ‘09