Warning: Your child may have fun while learning something new at the Treehouse this summer! We take full responsibility if this happens and promise to let it happen summer after summer!

June 26th - June 30th

We will start off the summer exploring some time capsules from the past, building a time capsule of our own to represent the present, and considering how this might look to the people in the future!

July 10th-14th

Trivia shows, fun facts, learning new trivia...
nothing trivial about this camp!

July 17th-21st
We will breeze through this camp, taking a look at everyday weather, like reading weather maps and weather forecasting, and also investigate extreme weather, like hurricanes and tornados.

JJuly 24th -28th
We will explore gardening and farming practices that are bee-friendly, and of course talk about why we might want to do that!

Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis with your spot at camp reserved upon paid non-refundable deposit (25% of full price)

Full day campers will bring their own lunch
(with permission from all parents, we may eat lunch outside on nice days)

All campers are invited to bring a small snack

{Please let us know if your child has any allergies that staff or other campers need to be made aware of.}

All campers must be able to independently use the rest room

The Treehouse Reading and Arts Center reserves the right to cancel class if minimum enrollment is not met

We respectfully ask that campers do not bring toys or items from home, as this causes disruptions and distractions

Campers may bring a book from home, (please label name inside)

In 2020 and 2021, we had special restrictions for camp due to Covid-19.

In 2022, we had newly taken down a wall in our classroom space, giving us more room for campers! This was a very exciting change!
However, as we did in 2022, we will still have an enrollment cap of about 15-18 kids for an optimal teaching environment.

We will follow any recommended policies and guidelines for Covid-19 that are in place during the time camp takes place, which may include campers being asked to generally stay in their own 'space' throughout the day, and limiting the materials that need to be shared.

Masks may be recommended and encouraged at times, but not required. If there are campers with extra health concerns, we ask that you let us know so we can arrange seating and plan accordingly to care for the health and safety of all our campers.

July 31st - Aug 4th
Speaking of gardens, this week we will delve into the discoveries of Gregor Mendel: genes, hereditary traits, DNA, and how Mendel used peas to figure it out!

August 7th-11th
Lion King fans - this is the camp for you! This week we will go on an African Safari and learn all about the animals and plants of the African Savannah.

August 14th-18th
We will listen to music and view art from multiple different time periods and compare the differences between each. Is it Bach or Beethoven or Brahms? Delacroix or Degas or Dali? With art projects and listening games along the way, by the end of the week we'll know the answer!

August 21st-25th
Do you love a good mystery? Want to practice your detective skills? Let's all channel our inner Sherlock (or Enola) Holmes and solve some mysteries!

August 28th- September 1st
We'll end the summer with a week at the circus! Carnival games, juggling, and some clowning around - all we need are a ringmaster and circus tent and we'll be ready to take our show on the road!

$250/week (or $60/daily) for full days (9am-3pm)
$125/week (or $30/daily) for half days (9am - 12 pm)

entering K (1/2 days only), entering 1st- 6th grade (1/2 or full days)
Before care hours will be available (8am-9am), for $5 per day

10% sibling discount will be offered when siblings attend the same camp
All campers will receive 10% off book purchases made during camp week
Campers who sign up for more than one week of camp will receive a free Treehouse t-shirt!