It’s freezing cold and dark at 5:30 p.m.—time to start planning for summer! That means summer camp sign-ups for when the kids are out of school and you’re still working. In our 2025 Summer Camp Guide, we offer plenty of ideas for summer camps that will keep your kids energized, engaged, learning, and getting creative.
Want the kids to be active this summer? Send them to dance, fencing, horseback riding, or science-and-nature summer camp. Want them to practice the arts or learn a new skill? There are cooking, visual and performing arts, and music camps available, too. Whatever your child’s interests, and whatever summer camp your family chooses, you can be sure of this: the memories kids make while learning, playing, and adventuring at camp stay with them for a lifetime.
Check out the summer camp guide in the flipbook below.
If you run a Triangle camp, contact sales@indyweek.com, for inclusion in the March 19th Camp Guide.
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