9 summer camps in Nashville, TN

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School’s almost out + you may be wondering what to do with your kids who will suddenly have a lot of free time. We’ve rounded up 9 summer camps in Nashville that will help keep children educated + activated over the summer.

Act Too Players

Ages: 3-18
Dates: June 7-Aug. 1
Details: Act Too Players offers a combination of weeklong day camps, mini-sessions, and full production intensives taught by local leaders in the theatre industry. Every student gets the opportunity to rehearse with directors, musical directors + technical staff. Register here.

Adventure Science Center

Ages: K-6 grade
Dates: May 31-Aug.13
Details: Camp days are packed with hands-on classroom activities, time to explore the science center, recess + games. Each week has a unique theme and will be filled with corresponding activities. Register here.

Brentwood Academy

Ages: Pre-K-12 grade
Dates: June 2-Jul. 23
Details: Brentwood Academy offers 25+ summer day camps in the areas of sports, fine arts, and academics with themes like Slime Time, Vex Robots, cooking, dance + basketball. Register here.

Camp Widjiwagan

Ages: 4-17
Dates: May 26-Aug. 7
Details: Camp Widjiwagan’s day + overnight camps offers a variety of experiences. Activities include learning to care for farm animals, horseback riding, creativity, and a variety of weekly themes to choose from. Register here.

Cheekwood

Ages: 5-15
Dates: June 7-Jul. 30
Details: Children can explore the gardens, make crafts, and take part in many other creative activities. Morning, afternoon + full day sessions are available. Register here.

Currey Ingram Academy

Ages: K-8 grade
Dates: June 7-Jul. 23
Details: Currey Ingram Academy’s summer camp is situated in Brentwood’s Beech Creek on a scenic, 83-acre property. The school offers 6 different camps including traditional day camp + specialized sessions for students with ADHD and ASD. Register here.

Deer Run

Ages: 3-10 grade
Dates: May 30-Jul. 26
Details: Deer Run offers both day and overnight camps with action-packed activities like lake time (water slide, aqua park, canoes, zip line), recreational games, archery, crafts, a 45-ft Climbing Tower + obstacle course. Deer Run also offers camp options for the whole family. Register here.

Harbor Island Yacht Club Sailing Camp

Ages: 7-18
Dates: June 2-Jul. 7
Details: Harbor Island Yacht Club has offered a Youth Sailing Program for 25+ years. It is structured toward introducing students to sailing, racing, advanced knowledge of small boat handling + additional skills in a safe, fun environment. Register here.

Sugar Drop Cooking Camps

Ages: 7+
Dates: June 7-Jul. 22
Details: Kids will be encouraged to play with their food while learning the workings of a real commercial kitchen with step-by-step instructional teaching. Students will create whatever they can think up while learning a variety of techniques including mixing, baking, knife work + cleanliness. Register here.

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