Summer is a time for fun, exploration and learning, and Fort Worth offers an array of unique summer camp experiences for kids of all ages and interests. From STEM activities to outdoor adventures, here are five unique summer camp options in Fort Worth. Be sure to register early as spots fill up quickly!

Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Camps

Explore the wonders of science, history and technology at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. These camps feature hands-on experiments, interactive exhibits and engaging activities that spark curiosity in young minds. Themes include robotics, space exploration and paleontology, ensuring an educational and memorable summer.

Location 1600 Gendy St., Fort Worth
Phone 817-255-9300  

Cook Children’s Center for Children’s Health Camps

Cook Children’s summer camps cater to children with specific medical needs, providing a safe and inclusive environment. These specialized camps offer a blend of fun and therapeutic activities, ensuring that every child gets the chance to enjoy their summer in a supportive setting.

Location 801 Seventh Ave., Fort Worth
Phone 682-885-4000  

Texas Ballet Theater Summer Camp

For aspiring dancers, the Texas Ballet Theater Summer Camp provides a chance to refine their skills and express their creativity. From beginner to advanced levels, participants learn ballet techniques, choreography and performance skills. It’s an inspiring opportunity for young artists to shine.

Location 1540 Mall Circle, Fort Worth
Phone 817-763-0207

YMCA Camp Carter

Set in a picturesque outdoor setting, YMCA Camp Carter offers a traditional camp experience with a modern twist. Kids can enjoy activities such as horseback riding, kayaking, archery and zip-lining. The camp focuses on building leadership, confidence and a love for nature.

Location 6200 Sand Springs Road, Fort Worth
Phone 817-738-9241  

Princess Camp

Princess Camp at Dance Connection offers young children a week filled with fairy tales and fun. Each day includes dance classes, dress-up sessions with a variety of princess costumes, arts and crafts, story time, and a royal “tea party” with provided drinks and snacks. The week culminates in a fashion show and grand royal ball. Each participant receives a tiara, wand, various princess gifts, completed crafts, and a “royal portrait” in full princess attire. 

Location 5519 S Hulen St., Fort Worth
Phone 817-292-3703