Campers will learn the essential skills and strategies of the game. They will bump, set and spike their way through the week with group drills and scrimmages that encourage teamwork and self-confidence.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Located at Crestwood Elementary School, our traditional camp program is designed for current elementary students entering 1st through 6th grades for the upcoming 2026-27 school year. To accommodate busy schedules, we offer convenient hours from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Each week features a unique theme packed with engaging activities like art, music, science, and games, plus favorites like swimming and snow cones. To round out the experience, every week also includes either an exciting field trip or a visit from a special guest speaker.

Make a coin someone is holding disappear! Color a booklet by magic! Make a person appear from nowhere! These are just a few of the tricks you’ll learn in Abra-Kid-Abra’s Making Things Appear and Disappear camp! You’ll get your own magic box and new tricks to show friends and family every day! Plus, you’ll learn comedy magic skits, balloon twisting, magic puzzles, and lots more! Camp culminates with campers putting on a family show. Goals are to develop presentation skills, build confidence, and have fun. Offered in partnership with Abra-Kid-Abra.

Calling all Balloonatics! Every day of this camp is an exciting balloon bash! Balloonatic campers learn to create over twenty balloon animals, spin out with UFO balloons and make a balloon helicopter that really flies! Each day campers take home a different novelty balloon— race car balloons, rocket balloons, and more! Camp concludes with the Balloonatics showing off their skills in a balloon twist jam for their families. Come join the fun in this unique, creative camp!

Chatterbox Studios is a hands-on podcast camp where kids become the voices behind the mic! Campers learn how to plan, record, and produce their own podcasts while building confidence, creativity, and communication skills.

A hands-on, outdoor garden camp for mixed-age elementary kids focused on growing vegetables, tasting new foods, and exploring nature. Campers will plant, tend, and harvest vegetables, learn about Missouri native wildflowers and animals, and discover the important role of pollinators through engaging, age-appropriate activities and outdoor exploration. Kids will get dirty! Rain boots and garden gloves are good idea as well as sunscreen, sunglasses, and bug spray. Led by Crestwood Elementary English Language Specialist, Beth Bridwell!

Ready to take control? Become an RC pilot in this high-energy program! Master flying drones and racing RC cars, design epic racing courses, and compete in thrilling challenges that test your piloting skills. Learn about engineering, aerodynamics, and teamwork while navigating obstacle courses and completing flight-based missions. This program combines hands-on drone flying and RC car racing with active, movement-based games that keep you moving and engaged throughout every session! Offered in partnership with The Recreation Academy.