Kids ages 5–12 outside every day caring for livestock, gardening, and composting. An actual working farm, not a themed experience. One week remaining — Waco ISD families can ask about scholarships and sibling discounts via email.

Riding lessons, horse anatomy, and daily stable work near Bosqueville. Good for kids who've been asking about horses. Ages typically 7–15; verify exact brackets on the site.

Baylor Men's Basketball staff. Multiple sessions from day camps to advanced. Fundamentals, drills, and team play inside Foster Pavilion.

Girls' and co-ed basketball from the Lady Bears staff. "Little Bears" options for younger kids, advanced clinics for older players.

Six days on campus, living in the dorms, two on-court sessions most days. Incoming 5th–12th graders of all skill levels. Historically runs early-to-mid July. Verify 2026 dates on the camp site before registering.

Hitting, fielding, and throwing mechanics at Baylor Ballpark. Additional sessions run throughout the summer — check the camp site for remaining dates and availability.

Three-day pottery camp at their studio on N. Valley Mills Drive. Kids learn to throw on the wheel, work on special projects like mugs, bowls, and bird feeders, and go home with three handmade pieces. Each day starts with a short devotional. Parents and siblings can join for $120 per person — they can sit with their kid or form their own grown-up table.

Registration opened February 2 and historically sells out the same day. Check for waitlist openings now. Themed camps by age group, behind-the-scenes access, zookeeper talks, and hands-on activities. The 12–14 group gets a Thursday overnight at the Zoo.

35-acre wooded campus. Fort-building, scavenger hunts, bird watching, creek exploration, and real unstructured outdoor time. "The Great Outdoors" week (June 9–12) was already waitlisted. Check for other openings.

Weekly drop-in programs and summer offerings including the Design Den tinkering space and the historic village. Check their events calendar for specific 2026 camp weeks.

Week-long camps in half-day AM or PM sessions, $125–$150 each. Options include Mission to Mars (grades 1–6), Drone & Droid Academy (grades 6–12), Science of Superheroes (grades 1–3), Claymation Camp (grades 4–6), Digital Design with 3D printers and laser cutters (grades 6–12), and more.