What Will Your Kids Do This Summer?
Have you started thinking about what your kids will do this summer when school is out? There are many affordable and fun summer camps in Los Angeles for kids of all ages. Camp can offer children a place to meet new friends, develop new skills, practice their music and sports and learn about the environment.
Camp Hollywoodland
June 28 - August 20
Girls 6-17 Overnight 8 - weeklong sessions ranging from
$200 - $275 per week more info
Griffith Park Boys Camp
June 28 - August 20
Girls 7-17 Overnight 8 - weeklong sessions ranging from
$200 - $275 per week more info
Aloha Beach Camp
June 21 - August 20
Ages 3-15 Day camp 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM, plus transportation time - no commitment, campers come on days they decide. Daily rate from $75 with package options more info
SOCAPA Summer Camp (School of Cinema & the Performing Arts)
June 27 - August 14
Ages 12-20 Overnight 2 & 3 Week sessions available more info
SeaWorld San Diego Adventure Camps
Overnight options for Grades 4-12. Weekly sessions are held between June 13 and August 15. Enter promotion code SWCRES150 before June 11th and receive $150 off.
Day camps are held for Preschool through 9th grade with sessions held between June 21 and August 16. more info
Summer ZooCamp
July 5 - August 27 9 AM - 3 PM extended care available
Summer Zoo Camp is at the LA Zoo and Botanical gardens for ages 4 - 12. Weekly prices are $240 for Members, $300 for non-Members. more info
Tumbleweed Day Camp
June 28 - August 27
Ages 4 - 14 Several session options and flexibility in scheduling. Located in Brentwood. more info
Catalina Island Camp
June 21 - August 16
Boys and girls entering 2nd through 11th grade participate in one to four week sessions of a summer resident camp. more info
Home with the Kids
Are you home with the kids this summer and need some ideas to keep them busy? Check out our newsletters and events throughout the summer for the most up-to-date info, but here are a few day outings for the family:
Panning for Gold
Gold panning can be a fun, inexpensive way to get the family out into the woods and streams. Pick up some inexpensive camping plates, a shovel and a dishwashing tub. Bring your bathing suits and a picnic and drive to the nearby San Gabriel Mountains. more info
Visit the Museums
Get a break from the heat and check out the fabulous museums Los Angeles has to offer. Look for our upcoming newsletter on the museums and the free days they offer.
Go to Catalina
Boats leave from San Pedro and Marina Del Rey to the ports on Catalina. When on the island there is hiking, kayaking, snorkeling and camping. In just an hour your family can take off on an adventure that feels thousands of miles away. more info
Go to The Beach
And while your at it, book an hour long beach clean-up with Heal the Bay. After your do-gooding for the environment is over, set up a picnic and build castles in the sand.
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