Hands-on, experience-based camps for curious kids—full of STEM, creativity, and big fun.
Spots are limited and fill quickly!
Reserve your child’s spot below.
Upcoming Camps
Camp Times
To create the best experience for each age group, camps are divided into two sessions.
Students entering Kinder through entering 2nd will attend the morning session from 8:00–11:00 AM.
Students entering 3rd through entering 5th grade will attend the afternoon session from 1:00–4:00 PM.
Splitting the day this way allows activities to be better tailored to each age group while keeping camp engaging, hands-on, and developmentally appropriate for all campers.
Because our camps take place on a working farm and outdoors, we ask all families to review our waiver and policies before completing registration.
What to Expect
Our summer camps are designed to help kids learn through doing—building, creating, experimenting, and problem-solving alongside friends.
As part of Salt & Light Academy, our programs are rooted in Christian values and encourage kindness, gratitude, and character development alongside hands-on learning.
Each camp includes:
Theme-based daily missions + challenges
Hands-on STEM + creative projects
Team activities + movement breaks
A take-home final project and/or showcase
Frequently Asked Questions
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Camps are designed for elementary-aged kids. Exact grade groupings will be shared when registration opens.
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All camps are hosted on-site. Details will be shared in the registration announcement.
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Yes. Once a camp fills, registration will close.
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Our summer camps are hands-on, themed learning experiences where students learn by building, creating, and solving real-world challenges. Each camp includes interactive activities, STEM projects, and creative stations centered around the camp theme—and every camper will leave with projects and creations to take home.
For example, in Vet Camp, students will explore animal care through fun challenges and hands-on activities. Older campers will even take on an engineering challenge by designing and building a prosthetic for an injured animal, just like real veterinarians and animal specialists do.
These camps are designed to be engaging, imaginative, and full of discovery.