Fact: In a few months, kids will be out of school for the summer. If you just broke into a cold sweat, you may want to check out these summer camp options to keep your kid educated and entertained all season long.

Note: All camps still have available spots at the time of publishing.

Zoo Camp | Indianapolis Zoo
Each week of camp can vary greatly, but one thing's for sure: It's going to be an adventure. Activities can include zoo walks, indoor + outdoor games, educator chats, animal feeds, and animal-themed interactive activities galore.

Indy Parks Summer Day Camps | Locations vary
Whether your kid is interested in painting murals, protecting the environment, learning the art of clowning, or preparing for their future reality TV career on "Survivor," there's something for everyone with 75+ Indy Parks camps to choose from. Bonus: With 18 locations, you're likely to find an option that's close to home.

Jaguar Summer Day Camp | IU Natatorium
Designed for kids ages five to 12, these camps cater to a variety of interests, from cheerleading to esport gaming to history to yoga. Bonus: Every camp includes complimentary swim lessons.

Youth Summer Camp | North Mass Boulder
Sign your six to 10-year-old up for a week of climbing, games, and team building with inspiring counselors.

Summer Art Camps | Indy Art Center
Just about every art medium has its own camp at Indy Art Center, including felting, glass art, jewelry making, costume design, video production, and more. There are even family sessions for younger artists and their parents to enjoy together.

Indy Parks hosts summer camps at 18 different locations across the city. | Photo by @indyparks

Camps at Butler | Butler University
The university has programs for kids of all ages, from first grade to 12th grade. It's especially heavy on music camps: Your kid can receive highly specialized tutelage in everything from strings to percussion to piano. Or if they're marching to the beat of a different drum, check out the dance, science, esports, theater, or arts camps instead.

Indianapolis Children's Choir Summer Music Camp | ICC Performing Arts Center
Little singers grades 1-8 are welcome to join this lively group, no matter their level of experience. Their week will be packed with part-singing, instruments, music games, and crafts, and ends with a concert to show off their new skills.

STEM and Coding Camps | iCode
From building robots to learning the basics of video production to creating Minecraft mods, tech-minded kids and teens will love spending a week in a camp that speaks to their interests.

DeVeau's Summer Camp Extravaganza | DeVeau's School of Gymnastics
Need your little one to burn off some of their endless energy? Sign them up for a week of fun learning gymnastics skills, participating in science experiments, playing games, and more. Themed weeks include Disney Summer Block Party and Big Top Bash.

Sycamore Summer Programs | Sycamore School
Across seven weeks of camps, Sycamore offers everything from ROBLOX development to basketball basics to cooking breakfast. The school was even declared to offer the "Best Summer Camps in Indianapolis" in 2023 and 2024 by IndyStar.

All-Star Cross Country Camp | Anderson University
This running camp has been hosting middle school and high school students of all ability levels since 1981. Campers stay in the dorms, eat meals on campus (included in the camp price), run once per day, and participate in workshops on training, mental performance, and nutrition. During downtime, coaches also lead tournaments in basketball, ping pong, euchre, and more.

Earth Charter Indiana Climate Camp | Locations vary
Get your young one interested in protecting the planet through camps that explore the environmental impact of public transit, solar energy, sustainable farming, and more. Pro tip: Natural explorers will enjoy the Bus Camps, which take campers to cool locations like the Statehouse, the airport, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for hands-on learning.

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