Summer Camps
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All Businesses
- Academic Camps
- Adventure Camps
- Agility And Speed Camps
- Art Camps
- Art Classes/Lessons
- Baseball Camps
- Basketball Camps
- Community Service Camps
- Computer Camps
- Cooking Camps
- Cooking Classes
- Cross Country Camps
- Dance Programs
- Day Camps
- ESL Camps
- Fencing Camps
- Field Hockey Camps
- Football Camps
- Gear And Equipment
- Golf Camps
- Gymnastics
- Ice Hockey Camps
- Ice Skating Camps
- Instrument Instruction
- Lacrosse Camps
- Language Camps
- Martial Arts
- Music Lessons & Classes
- Nature Camps
- Other Camps
- Performing Arts Camps
- Performing Arts Programs
- Pre-school Camps
- Princeton University
- Religious Affiliated Camps
- Riding Camps
- Rowing Camps
- Skateboarding Camps
- Sleepaway Camps
- Soccer Camps
- Softball Camps
- Special Needs Camps
- Sports Camps
- Squash Camps
- Summer Activities
- Teen Travel Camps
- Tennis Camps
- Track & Field Camps
- Vocal Instruction
- Weight Loss Camps
- Wilderness Therapy Camps
- Wrestling Camps
French American School of Princeton
Princeton Campus: 16 All Saints Rd. Lawrenceville Campus: 48 Carter Rd. Princeton NJ 08540 609-430-3001 
The language immersion summer program is designed to give children entering Grades 1 thru 6 a chance to improve or learn French. Students are grouped according to both grade level and language proficiency. Each week session has a special theme; students will acquire language skills and cultural elements through various activities in a friendly and stimulating environment. All our teachers are French native speakers. Open to all, from non-French speaking to advanced students.
June 22 - June 26: Castles of France: Students will dive into French history and culture by discovering the most famous French castles: learning about life in a castle, creating various models and acquiring the vocabulary to speak about this amazing tour of France. June 29 - July 3: Inspired by Nature: Students will participate in arts and crafts activities inspired by Nature and focus on their creativity to create a birdhouse, papier-mâché objects, paintings on wood, mobiles, etc. |
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Princeton Day School
P.O. Box 75 Princeton NJ 08542 609.924.6700 
Welcome to another exciting summer at Princeton Day School! We are
delighted to offer many new programs as well as annual favorites. By
June, our 105-acre campus will be teeming with natural scientists studying
pond life, lacrosse players cradling balls, sculptors working with clay,
actors and directors producing plays and videotapes, computer wizards
exploring cyberspace, tennis players perfecting their serves and writers
polishing their essays. These and our numerous other activities are
designed
with one overarching principle in mind kids ought to have fun in
the summer.
“Our philosophy for summer learning is to provide a wide range of
options for growth in academic, artistic, athletic and adventure pursuits.
Our faculty members, many of whom teach at PDS during the school year,
use their students’ natural energy to fuel days of wonder, packed with new
friends, new skills and new means of expression.”
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Stuart Country Day School
1200 Stuart Road Princeton NJ 08540 (609) 921-2330 
Summer at Stuart offers a variety of day programs featuring academic enrichment, arts, cultural and athletic programs as well as a play camp. Before and after Camp activities are also available. Programs are open to Stuart and non-Stuart students ranging from age 4 through high school, depending on program. Programs are coeducational with the exception of the athletics programs which are open to girls only. Academic enrichment includes courses in creative writing, algebra, SAT review, science, foreign language, and more. Camp Stuart (pre-school – Kindergarten) begins June 15 and runs through July 2. Summer at Stuart camp programs (pre-school – grade 11) begin July 15 and runs through August 28. |
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The Hun School Of Princeton
176 Edgerstoune Road Princeton NJ 08540 609.921.7600 
Students, who attend the The Hun School of Princeton’s five-week academic session, June 29th to July 31st, will receive the quality education during the summer that the School is known for. Small classes and individual attention are the hallmarks of our program. Students may choose from a variety of enrichment courses in English, math, science, and two courses for the SAT: SAT Verbal and SAT Math. We offer courses for credit in chemistry, algebra I, algebra II, geometry, and pre-calculus. We also offer four classes for middle-school students: Literature, Creative Writing, Math Fundamentals and Pre-Algebra. We offer a resident program for students age 13 to 18. Students may also attend as day students. All courses include an extra-help session in the afternoon. Lunch is included along with a morning snack. An afternoon activities program is available from 3 pm to 5 pm for an extra charge. Visit our website at www.hunschool.org for more information.
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Peddie School
South Main Street Hightstown NJ 08520 609-490-7500 
Peddie Summer Science Institute
South Main Street Hightstown NJ 08520
609-944-7755
Entering its third summer, the Peddie Summer Science Institute provides Genetics, Robotics and the new Statistics tracks for current 7th, 8th and 9th graders. Students from across the country and around the world enjoy the opportunity for in-depth investigation into one of these burgeoning fields. Using the new Walter and Leonore Annenberg Science Center, students will spend three weeks in this residential program learning from leaders in their field through hands-on investigation and discovery. Click the link to discover more information.
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Princeton Montessori School
487 Cherry Valley Road Princeton NJ 609-924-4594 
Princeton Montessori School¹s SummerQuest offers a variety of
age-appropriate fun summer activities for children ages infant thru 12 years
old. Infants and Toddlers love to explore their environment and they have
increased opportunities to discover the outdoors and nature. Pre-school
children participate in weekly activities including: swimming, Kodály music,
outdoor games, splash-fest days, field trips, special guests offering
on-site programs, and the annual summer Olympic finale. The elementary camp
is structured as short immersions into specific areas of fun. These include
swimming, music, art, theatre, sports, science, Spanish, gardening,
kayaking, biking, hiking, field trips, special visiting programs and team
building activities.
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New Horizons Montessori
Summer Fun Camp: Many fun and exciting activities exclusively for the Pre-K age campers. Our camps are located in beautiful country settings of wooded areas. Activities are centered around weekly themes. Daily activities will include arts and crafts, mini-sports and games, water play, music and movement, songs and story time and nature walks. The camp offers flexible full day/half day options for full or partial week. Ages served: 18 months- 6 years Operating Hours: 8am–6pm (Half day/Full day sessions) July 2 to August 24 Beginning Reading Skills & Mastering Math Skills Camp: Individualized instruction in math and reading for the 4-7 year olds. This Academic Enrichment summer camp is led by experienced certified staff from our regular school. Adventure Camp - conducted by Princeton YWCA at New Horizons (5-8 years old): Age appropriate Sports, Arts & Crafts, cooperative games, creative movement through music. |
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The Lewis School Of Princeton
53 Bayard Lane Princeton NJ 08540 609-924-8120 
The Lewis School's Summer Study Program is now entering its 36th season. The 4-week Summer Study Program will begin on Monday, June 29th, 2009, and ends on Friday, July 24th, 2009. Current students, as well as students from other schools, find our Summer Study Program of great use in reinforcing the learning of academic skills and in repairing those skills that are not yet well developed. Our Summer Study Program is consists of the following components: The Morning Academic Study Session (8:30-11:30 a.m.) includes integrated, multisensory classes which strengthen the student's academic skills and reinforce the essential mechanics of language. The Afternoon Enrichment Session (12:00-3:00 p.m.) includes a variety of "hands-on" discovery learning programs in enrichment subjects, speech and language and athletics. All programs are multisensory, systematic, sequential, and modeled after research-based instruction, and are delivered through intelligent, sensitive teaching.
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iD Tech Camps: Summer Fun Technology Camps!
Rider University and over 60 Prestigious Universities Nationwide Lawrenceville NJ 08540 888-709-TECH (8324) 
SUMMER FUN AT AMERICA’S #1 SUMMER TECH CAMP! iD Tech Camps is for beginner to advanced students ages 7-17. Experience summer fun and make your own video games, websites with Flash®, digital movies, C++ or Java programs, graphic art, robots, 3D models, and more using the best industry-grade software. Weeklong day camps and overnight summer camps at 60 prestigious universities nationwide include Rider University, Villanova University, Vassar College, Columbia University, NYU and Stanford University. With an average of just six students per instructor, students receive personalized instruction from fun, tech-savvy staff. Mention code WD54 and save. Additional multi-week teen programs for Teens age 13-18 include the iD Gaming Academy, iD Film Academy and iD Programming Academy. |
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Sylvan Learning Center
3635 Quakerbridge Road Hamilton NJ 609-588-9037 
Sylvan Learning is the leading provider of in-center and live, online tutoring at home to students of all ages, grades and skill levels. With approximately 30 years of experience and nearly 1,200 centers located throughout North America, Sylvan’s proven process and personalized methods have inspired more than 2 million students to discover the joy of learning. Sylvan's trained and certified personal instructors provide individual instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, study skills and test-prep for college entrance and state exams. Sylvan helps transform unique kids into uniquely inspired learners with the skills to do better in school and the confidence to do better in everything else. For more information on the Hamilton Sylvan Learning Center, call 1-609-588-9037.
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Mercer County Community College, Camp College
1200 Old Trenton Road West Windsor NJ 08550 609-586-9446 
Investigate summer at its best. Whether it's the entire summer, a few weeks, or one day, imagine one site for your child's camp experience that offers athletics, the arts, intellectual challenges, and just plain fun. That place is Mercer County Community College, home to the very popular Camp College, Sports Camps, and Tomato Patch. Located at the
college's West Windsor Campus, the 292-acre campus is located five miles south of Princeton on Old Trenton Road in West Windsor/Hamilton
Townships, bordering Mercer County Park. Camp College offers three and four-week traditional camps of academic and recreational programs for children, ages 6-14; one-week full and
half-day arts, sciences, and recreational camps, and multiple week accelerated study for middle school students in English, Math, and Writing.For more information about our Camp College summer programs for
children, ages 6-14, visit our website www.mccc.edu/campcollege or call
609-570-3311
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Montessori Corner Country Day School
Princeton Meadows Campus: 666 Plainsboro Road, Bldg 2100, Plainsboro, NJ 08536, phone 609-799-6668 Country Day School Campus: 72 Grovers Mill Road, Plainsboro, NJ 08536, phone 609-799-7990 Camp Montessori Corner offers a varied and happy summer experience for children 18 months through 10 years. Its new program provides opportunities in challenging physical and athletic activities, arts, outdoor education, literature and book making, music, drama and our fabulous everyday swim lessons. The summer experience is designed to educate through the social, emotional and physical experiences. |
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Computers and Kids
Princeton Courtyard, US 1 Princeton NJ 08540 609-730-0746 |
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Cybercamps
Princeton University Princeton NJ 08540 888-904-CAMP |
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Dean's Summer College (and other Rutger's Summer programs)
191 College Avenue New Brunswick NJ 08903 908-932-7565 |
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Exploration Summer Programs
932 Washington Street P.O.Box 368 Norwood MA 02062 781-762-7400 |
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Governor's School of New Jersey
20 West State Street P.O. Box 542 Trenton NJ 08625 609-292-4310 |
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Junior Statesman Summer School - Princeton University
400 S. El Camino Real, Ste 300 San Mateo CA 94402 800-334-5353 |
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New Jersey Symposium on Leadership and Politics
Princeton University Princeton NJ 08540 800-317-9338 |
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Overland
P.O. Box 31, 63 Spring Street Williamstown MA 01267 800-458-0588 |
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Pre-College at Princeton
866-TRY-JKCP |
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Princeton Regional Schools Summer Programs
25 Valley Road Princeton NJ 08540 609-806-4200 |
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Summer Institute For The Gifted at Princeton
866-303-4744 |
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Supercamp
1938 Avenida del Oro Oceanside CA 92056 800-285-3276 |
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The Bridge Academy of New Jersey
1958-B Lawrenceville Road Lawrenceville NJ 08648 609-844-0770 |
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The Reading Advantage
Villa Victoria Academy 376 W. Upper Ferry Road Ewing NJ 08628 609-882-1700 |
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Villa Victoria Academy
376 West Upper Ferry Road Ewing NJ 609.882.1700 |
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Private Schools
