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Summer Camp Empowers Teens to Grow, Lead and Thrive
When you think of summer camp, you may picture young children – but the fun doesn't stop once your child hits their teen years.
Here's what to look for when selecting a summer camp for teens.
Balance of independence and mentorship. Teens need room to spread their wings – but they still benefit from the guidance of experienced counselors who provide structure and support.
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A break from screens. Look for a camp like Teen Trek,where teens spend four days a week going on field trips and adventures. They'll be too busy to think about their phones!
Resume-worthy experiences. Today's teens face pressure to stand out in competitive college and job markets. Programs like Counselors-in-Training and Leaders-in-Training build leadership skills that are both meaningful and memorable.
Strong core values. Adolescence is foundational for developing character and confidence. Look for a camp that instills caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
Summer camp is a transformative experience – one that helps teens build the character, confidence, and connections that last a lifetime. YGBW's teen summer camps offer a safe and supportive space to grow.
Register today at ymcagbw.org/camp
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Summer Spree Art Camp and Teen Studios at Community Arts Center Kids entering Kindergarten through 12th grades June 22 – August 28
Experience the power of art in a magical place! At Community Arts Center’s Summer Spree Art Camp, kids can have fun, be creative, create memories, learn new skills, and make art alongside talented teaching artists.
Campers entering grades K through 6 will experience art through personal and collaborative projects, nature walks and outdoor games. Visiting artists present special collaborative projects each week.
Camp runs 9am-4pm in week long sessions. CAC also offers afternoon Teen Studios featuring cartooning, photography, ceramics and more for students entering grades 7 through 12. Plus Rock & Roll camp! Our theme this year is SUPER STARS!
Check out our website for more information!
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Summer at AIS and the Agnes Irwin School is looking forward to another spectacular summer season.
We offer athletic camps, robotics camp, cooking camp, academic enrichment, and traditional day camp opportunities for both boys and girls, ages 3 years old and up.
Join the fun as our campers Soak Up The Sun through performing arts, sports, nature exploration, robotics, creative arts, STEM activities, games, water-play, field trips, and so much more!
Learn more at summeratais
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Benchmark Camp, located in Media, PA, combines learning and play to create a transformational summer experience for children in rising grades 1-6.
In addition to Benchmark’s renowned language arts program, this camp builds executive function skills, self-esteem, and confidence in a warm and supportive environment. Benchmark Camp is especially beneficial for bright students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences.
Benchmark Camp offers full day, half day, and language arts only options.
"Andrew loved going to camp every day. Benchmark Camp really built his self-confidence and decreased his frustration with reading and writing.”
- Camp Parent
Learn More!
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Delaware County Christian School Summer Programs provides children (ages 3-14) with a fun, educational, and distinctively Christian summer experience.
Equipped with well-trained and friendly staff, your child will feel right at home. Campers will encounter new and exciting activities each day, discover the wonders of nature throughout our 39 acre campus, and make new friends.
Campers participating in the Knights Sports Academy will build new athletic skills and confidence under the coaching of varsity-level coaches. Excel Enrichment Programs will engage your child at a deeper level, whether in Creative Writing, Robotics, or beyond.
Learn More!
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AIM is proud to offer a four-week Summer Enrichment Program for students entering grades 1–12.
Designed to support academic growth and joyful exploration, the program blends skill-building with summer fun.
Each morning, students strengthen reading, writing, and math through evidence-based instruction. Afternoons feature engaging camp experiences including science, performing arts, sports, off-campus trips, and outdoor adventures like water days. This program helps students build confidence, maintain academic momentum, and create meaningful summer memories within AIM’s supportive and inclusive community.
SUMMER AT AIM
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If you would like to be listed or book a camp spotlight in an upcoming newsletter, please email us at info@mainlineneighbors.com.
Camp Guide Publishing dates: May 6, June 2
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