Camps and classes in the Seattle area are filling up fast for Summer 2026. Browse our Seattle Summer Camps and Classes Directory to find summer camps in Seattle for kids of all ages — from toddler and preschool programs to Seattle teen summer programs. You’ll find day camps, overnight camps, and specialty classes that make it easier to match your child’s interests, schedule, and comfort level.
With more than 75 organizations listed, you’re bound to find Seattle kids summer programs that spark curiosity and confidence — from art, dance, and STEM to academic enrichment, gardening, sports, and hands-on experiences with animals and nature.
Summer is all about kids exploring new places, building independence, and making new friends. But choosing the right Seattle day camps for kids can feel overwhelming. Driving time, cost, childcare needs, and your child’s readiness for trying something new all play a role — especially when comparing summer camps for 3-year-olds, 4-year-olds, and 5-year-olds in Seattle versus programs designed for older kids and teens.
Find Seattle Summer Camps by Age
Looking for the right fit? Start here:
- Toddler & Preschool Camps (Ages 2–4) — including summer camps for 3, 4, and 5 year olds in Seattle
- Elementary Camps (Ages 5–9) — art, STEM, sports, and academic enrichment
- Tween & Teen Programs (Ages 10–18) — leadership, technology, and specialty camps
The following listings include paid placements from select summer camp partners.
2026 Featured Summer Camps and Classes
Get ready for sunshine, smiles, and serious pickleball action! Come learn and excel in one of the fastest-growing sports in America. Whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or an already seasoned player aiming to improve your game, our camp will provide expert coaching, exciting competition, and plenty of pickleball fun!
Adventure outdoors for all ages. Camp Fire Central Puget Sound offers a range of summer programs from the historic Camp Sealth overnight, to local day camps in King County parks. All encouraging campers to explore the natural world, develop friendships and social skills, and discover their spark of inspiration.
Here’s some guidance when deciding to try out something new:
