Summer programs and camps are still available at a variety of places in Raleigh, Durham and the surrounding areas.
Although sign-ups for some programs started months ago, there are still options for summer camps. Below is a list of some programs still accepting campers.
City of Raleigh summer camps
The City of Raleigh offers many summer programs from nature to LEGO camps. There are more than 100 camps this summer.
City of Raleigh Camps with some availability as of Friday, June 13, include:
More Raleigh summer camps
North Carolina Museum of Art summer camps - Camper spend time in the galleries and walk through the Museum Park. Campers also make their own amazing pieces. Camps are available for those 6 to 14 years old.
North Raleigh Arts & Creative Theatre Summer Camps - These week-long camps are good for young performers, offering hands-on experience in acting, singing, dancing and more.
ArtWILD Camps - Wild at Art in Raleigh hosts summer camps for ages 3 and older. Children must be potty-trained. Each week features special themed camps. Campers will be given the chance to work with multiple mediums; drawing, painting, collage, building with clay, plaster other materials and more.
Urban Air Summer Camp - Camp Urbie at Urban Air is the chance for kids to beat the summer heat and explore their indoor playground.
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences summer camps - The museum offers fun, science-centered day camps.
Xtreme Park Adventures summer day camp - Enjoy a day of play featuring paintball, Airsoft, lasertag, gem mining, escape rooms, zipline and more.
Marbles Kids Museum summer camps - Enjoy weekly themed camps, museum exhibits, and active outdoor play. Camps are for those 3 to 9 years old.
Camps throughout the Triangle
YMCA of the Triangle hosts summer camps at locations across the area. The day camps include swimming, games, arts and crafts and sports. Each week, the themes and activities change. See a full list of camps by location.
YMCA Camp Kanata in Wake Forest offers a classic overnight summer camp for children ages 6 to 16. There are also day camp, weekend camp and family camp options.
Flour Power Cooking Studio (Raleigh, Cary, Holly Springs) - Summer camps vary by location, but each include hands-on kitchen experience to make delicious dishes. Camps are available for children ages 5 to 12 years old.
Schoolhouse of Wonder Summer Camps (Durham, Orange and Wake counties) - These nature-based camps are offered in three counties. Camps are for those Pre-K age through 12 years old.
Nike Junior Golf Camps - (Duke University, Pinehurst) - This program is designed for boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18 (varies by program).
Mad Science Camps (Apex, Cary, Raleigh locations) - These camps offer children a chance to build, create and explore.
NC Museum of Life and Science camps (Durham, Chapel Hill) - With two location options and programs tailored for pre-K through 8th grade, these camps are very popular. Some sessions remain open.
Durham Public Schools Summer Camps - See a list of camps licensed by the North Carolina Division of Child Development and Early Education. They feature Sports, games, field trips and crafts.
City of Durham summer camps
Town of Apex summer camps
Fuquay-Varina summer camps
Holly Springs summer camps
Town of Wake Forest camps
Rolesville day camps