Windsor Township Recreation is offering a variety of summer programs, including a Kids Summer Art Camp. Different themed art camps are offered to students in grades 1-8.
*Please note that some of these opportunities have virtual options as well as in person
Here are just a few of the camps being offered:
Creek Exploration (Grade 4-7)
Introduction to Graphic Design & Fine Art (Grade 4-8)
Newscast 101: Green Screen Work (Grade 6-9)
Chess Exploration (Grade 3-6)
Survival in the Wilderness (Grade 5-8)
Snapology is a hands-on STEAM education program teaching children ages 5 -12 to think, build, and create using Robotics, Engineering, LEGO® bricks, and Technology. Our programs are designed to promote teamwork and inspire creativity through educational play. This year, we are offering week-long in-person half-day (9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm) and full-day (9am-4pm) camps at our Snapology Discovery Center in Lancaster.
Classes & workshops for students in grades 1-9 and weekday classes for homeschool students encourage exploration of the imagination and creativity in a variety of media, such as painting, printmaking, sculpture, drawing, fibers, and more. For students in grades 9 -12, classes are designed to inspire and prepare high school students through exciting coursework where they can amplify their portfolios, learn from our faculty of professional artists and designers, and find opportunities to earn college credit.
Here are just a few of the camps being offered:
CPFJ Jazz Camp (Ages 12-18)
Theatre Arts Academy (Grades 3 - 12)
Young Writers' Workshop (Grades 9-12)
Young Filmmakers Workshop (Grades 10-12)
Oakes Museum Day Camps (Grades 8-12)
Psychology Camp (Grades 9-12)
Vocal Academy (Grades 9-12)
Orchestra Camp (Grades 7-12)
Here are just a few of the programs being offered:
Controlled Environment Agriculture (Grade 7-12)
Drones and Geospatial Technology (9-12)
Introduction to Robotics (Grade 9-12)
Engineering (Grade 9-12)
Video Game Crafting (Grade 9-12)
Forensics Investigation Camp (Grade 9-12)
and so much more!
Camp offerings are coming soon but here are just a few of the camps that were offered in 2024:
Build Your Own Robot (Grade 7+)
Technology Adventure Camp (D&D Theme) (Grade 3-6)
Get Graphic! Make Your Own Comic (Grade 3+)
Intro to Solidworks and 3D Printing (Grade 6+)
Intro to Video Game Design (Grade 6+)
Make an Impression: Print Your Own Merch (Grade 3+)
Scrappy Circuits AND Scratch (Grade 5-8)
The Maplewood Shop (Grade 3+)
Coding with Bots and Drones (Grade 2-5)
Woodworking Pure and Simple! (Grade 7+)
Intro to LEGO Robotics (Grade 3+)
and so much more!
Our educational programs offer young scholars an opportunity to join a learning community like no other. Led by world-class educators, students engage with rigorous academic work alongside peers who share their exceptional abilities and love of learning.
Learning pathways for grades 2–12
Online courses available worldwide
On-Campus Summer Program sites across the U.S.
The People's Shakespeare Project: Camp Will Unleash the power of Shakespeare! An acting program for rising 8th – 12th grade students. We believe that performance-based instruction is the best way to truly appreciate Shakespeare. It’s also a great way to have fun while exploring and creating a world of Shakespearian possibilities.
Welcome to the Summer at Linden Hall GIRLS (Growth, Imagination, Recreation, and Learning in the Summer) Camp 2024! Wizarding School returns for the third straight year, July 7/8-12, joined by World Travelers, July 14/15-19. New this year includes the option to add the weekend of July 12-14 to the overnight camp. Extended day camp options are also available for those who need early drop off or late pick up.
Registration and all forms are due by July 1, 2024.
GIRLS day camp is for elementary (entering grades 2–5) and middle school (entering grades 6–8).
Equestrian Overnight Camp returns July 14-19, 2024! (Grades 3-8)
Summer at Linden Hall Equestrian Overnight Camp encompasses a variety of riding and horsemanship learning opportunities. Whether a new or experienced rider, each camper participates in activities that greatly expand her equestrian knowledge.
In addition to two riding lessons per day, campers attend local field trips, including a tack shop visit. Presentations from a horse dentist and other guest experts further enhance the camp experience. In the evenings, equestrian campers join with other Summer at Linden Hall campers for activities such as crafts, campfires, water games, and team-building activities for a time of bonding and fun.