Science & Technology Camps utilize fun, exciting, and challenging activities to feed your child’s interest in science and technology. Topics may include engineering, mathematics, computers, architecture, chemistry, biology, ecology, and more.
Science and Technology camps are often held at K-12 school campuses, local universities or science museums. Most science camps utilize fun learning activities and frequent play or socialization breaks to strike a balance between academics and summer fun.
Camp Galileo: Incredible Learning & Big Summer Fun ~ 24 locations throughout NorCal
Get ready for an unforgettable summer at Camp Galileo, full of engaging K-8th STEAM projects, collaborative design challenges and classic camp fun. Our hands-on activities and outdoor games cultivate essential skills like perseverance and creative confidence. Weekly sessions, 9am-3pm camp day and optional extended care. Enrollments accepted through Bright Horizons and scholarships available. “Had it all – fun, themes, friends, lovely staff, learning” -2025 family. Use 26GALBAKF25 for $25 off per week on future purchases.
Integem AI Robot, Drones, AR Coding, 3D, Art, Animation & Game Design Camp ~ 12 locations in San Francisco, East Bay, South Bay, North Bay & Peninsula Areas
Join the #1 AI & AR Camp for ages 5-18: Transform their dreams into tangible, hands-on creations in AI, Robotics, Drones, AR, coding, arts, 2D/3D animation, 2D/3D game design, Space/nature exploration, tech leadership and more. Teleport into their Holographic AR design to experience the magic. Beginner to Advanced levels. Great instructors, small classes. ACS WASC accredited & NVIDIA AI partnered camp. Thousands of students from 20 countries have joined Camp Integem. Learn more at camp.integem.com. Use code FUN26 to save.
TechKnowHow LEGO and Coding Camps ~ 10 locations in SF, Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay
Voted a Bay Area Parent Best Tech Camp, TechKnowHow offers week-long in-person LEGO® Building, Robotics and Coding camps. Camps feature unique STEM LEGO® projects, Minecraft adventures, Scratch and Roblox Coding, and a Girls STEAM camp. Many convenient locations, all with caring teachers and engaging tech. In our 31st year of successfully educating and serving Bay Area students! Ages 5-13. www.TechKnowHowKids.com or call us with questions at (650) 638-0500.
Brick Tech: LEGO® STEM Summer Camps ~ 22 locations throughout the South Bay, Peninsula, and East Bay
Get ready to build, learn and discover with Brick Tech this summer through themes such as Pokémon, Mandalorian, Mario, Disney Princesses, and more! Students are introduced to a variety of STEM concepts through building with LEGO®. Additional details can be found at www.bricktech.org or info@bricktech.org.
iD Tech Camps ~ Berkeley, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, San Francisco
Register today for camps held at 75+ inspiring universities! Your child will walk the halls of their dream campus, bond with friends and mentors over legendary iD traditions, and experience the magic that’s made us the world’s #1 tech camp for 23+ years! Weeklong programs for ages 7-19 in coding, game dev, robotics, and more. View all courses and Bay Area locations.
BrainVyne LEGO® & Robotics Camps ~ Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Burlingame, Berkeley, San Ramon, Fremont
Have your 4Y to 14Y old be enriched and entertained in one of a kind LEGO® camp over Spring & Summer break. Campers leave learning engineering principles through play with LEGO® gears, axles & robotics components. Pre-school – Bricks for Tots™ Camps, LEGO® Zoom, LEGO Star Wars™ , Brick Films™ (movie-making), Girl Power™ Robotics Camps, Half and Full Day camps with optional pre/post care. Our Money 101 Camps are offered in partnership with recreation departments, exceptional instructors and high-end LEGO Education products are used. Come have a blast with BrainVyne! https://play.
Junior Center of Art and Science ~ Oakland
Cultivate curiosity through hands-on making, tinkering, and designing with CAMP JCAS. We offer small, weekly, thematic camps from carpentry and creative technology to painting and comics. Campers work with professional artists and makers in both individual and collaborative projects.
Club SciKidz STEM Summer Camps ~ San Jose, Cupertino, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Campbell, Saratoga
Join Club SciKidz Silicon Valley for hands-on, future-ready STEM summer camps that spark curiosity and inspire young innovators. Our STEM.org Accredited™ programs offer 50+ options for ages 4–15, including Robotics, AI, 3D Printing, Minecraft, Roblox, LEGO & VEX Robotics, Veterinary and Medical Science, Engineering, and Digital Arts. Campers complete 15+ engaging, take-home projects weekly in a structured, fun environment. Trusted by Bay Area families and loved by kids, our camp runs Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm.
CodeREV Kids STEAM Camps ~ Los Altos, Palo Alto, San Mateo
The ultimate Coding, STEAM, Game Design, Robotics, Engineering, and Animation camp experience is offering its live, awesome in-person camps led by expert instructors with extensive teaching experience. With tons of hands-on learning and outdoor activities, CodeREV’s innovation camps nourish curiosity through both body and mind. CodeREV is backed by: Premier Curriculum created by Top Ed Tech Specialists & Engineers, CodeREV’s unique STEAM courses designed to meet different age groups and interests, & exciting camp activities.
Brains & Motion Summer Camps ~ Pacifica, Tiburon, Alameda, Berkeley, Dublin, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, Saratoga, San Jose
Ignite your child’s curiosity and creativity this summer with Brains & Motion Education’s premier Summer Camps near you!! Our diverse range of programs caters to children grades K-8, offering an enriching and immersive educational experience beyond the traditional classroom setting. We understand the importance of providing children with opportunities to discover their interests and develop essential skills to prepare them for future success. For a limited time only – buy 3 weeks, get 1 free or save $50 with code BAKF50.
STEM Camps by GrowFit ~ San Jose, Walnut Creek, Berkeley
GrowFit’s specialty camps are perfect for curious, creative kids. LEGO® Camp features hands-on building, engineering challenges, and beginner-friendly robotics. Inventor’s Lab Camp focuses on design thinking and invention. Art Camp explores painting, sculpting, and mixed media, while Science Camp brings learning to life through exciting experiments. Each camp builds creativity, confidence, and problem-solving in a fun, camp-first environment.
Young Wonks Coding Summer Camp ~ Pleasanton
Youngwonks is the most prestigious and longest-running Coding for Kid program in the US. Youngwonks’ coding classes go beyond the class as Youngwonks students recently had the honor of earning the Innovation Award from the NASA 2025 App Development Challenge. Youngwonks summer camps follow a bootcamp format, with 4:1 in-person classes or 1:1 online classes. Learn more and claim a free trial at: https://www.youngwonks.com/
Mad Science STEM Camps ~ Several Bay Area Locations
Are you looking to add engaging, educational, and fun activities to your summer schedule? Mad Science offers a variety of STEM-based programming that will captivate and inspire children of all ages from 4 thru 11. The highlights are: new topics and activities every day, well trained dynamic instructors, and hands-on experiments, exciting demonstrations and take-home activities. Make your summer unforgettable with Mad Science! Details at thebayarea.madscience.org.
CAMP at The Tech ~ San Jose
Make it a TECH YEAH Summer! CAMP at The Tech is The Tech Interactive’s new summer program where kids tackle real-world engineering challenges through hands-on projects. Open to campers entering Grades 3-6. Each week features a different theme where campers think, tinker, and build creative solutions. Discounts available for members and multi-week bookings. Explore weekly themes, ages, dates, and register at thetech.org/camp!
Brain Explorers – BioCompass Kids Summer Camp ~ San Mateo
Brain Explorers – BioCompass Kids Summer Camp is an immersive experience where young learners dive into neuroscience. This year, students explore how the brain works, focusing on diseases affecting memory through hands-on experiments, lab activities, and game-based challenges. Designed for 4th–8th graders, each day introduces real-world perspectives, from neurologist to pathologist. Sessions run June 29–July 3 and August 3–7, promoting critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the brain.
