Safety and FUN come first at this camp. AGES 6-13. Includes swim and dive instruction, arts/crafts, sports/games, did we mention FUN? Come learn through play at this summer camp! Camp fills up fast so register early.

Join us for the Mad Secret Agent Lab session at the 2024 Summer at SLU camp.

Join us for the Crayola World of Design session at the 2024 Summer at SLU Camp.

Saint Louis University’s Gardens to Tables Culinary Camp is a week-long program engaging campers in gardening, cooking and nutrition activities. Campers prepare a variety of meals and work with professional chefs, registered dietitians, and master gardeners to learn principles of good nutrition, gardening and a healthy lifestyle. Six of the camps are designed for children entering 2nd-6th grades with a special Teen’s Only Week (June 24-28) and an exciting Junior-Chef Week for children entering Kindergarten-3rd grade (July 8-12).

Become a paw-some veterinarian! Camp participants will roleplay the key responsibilities in a vet office and learn how to care for their plush canine patients. These future veterinarians will learn how to remove ticks, perform a nose-to-tail exam, understand proper animal nutrition and hydration, decode dog body language, and more!

Conquer the great outdoors! Camp participants will learn how to plan for an outdoor adventure, roleplay emergency situations in the wild, and prepare for natural disasters. These future emergency medics will learn about venomous snakes, hypothermia, wild animal encounters, poisonous plants, distress signals, forest fires, tornadoes, mosquito bites, and so much more!

Digital/data agility – the ability to source, clean, categorize, analyze, visualize, and publish data – is among the most in-demand skillsets in the university environment and of course for professionals entering the modern workforce. Accomplishing all those needs requires tools, and R/R Studio is at the center of the analytics and information explosion. This hands-on course is designed for high school student who wants to power up their critical thinking and data skills. It is not a programming camp in the classic sense. Students do not write programs to do things (e.g. write a program for an accountant to use). Rather, the camp attendee will develop digital and data literacy using R as the tool through which they enable and enhance their ability to derive insights and inform business decisions through skillful data consolidation and analytics. Microsoft Excel will also be emphasized, using graphs, charts, analytic add-ins and statistical functions. During their experience, camp attendees will be introduced to and use basic statistical concepts. Upon completing this camp the student should • Have gained the ability to use R for immediate application in classroom projects, papers, research and analyses • Develop basic familiarity with statistical concepts, methodologies and random sampling • Accumulate experience with resources that enable the student to further their development individually even after the camp completes • Learn that statistics – yes statistics – and making data dance is fun! No prior programming experience required – basic keyboarding ability, and nothing more. Camp attendees must bring their own computer; Windows or Apple / Mac work equally well. iPads/tablets will not work.

Summer Scholars is a program offered through the SLU School of Medicine for high school students interested in pursuing a career in medicine. It is a three week program where students are introduced to various specialties, hands-on activities, and ACT Prep. Our students will participate in a community service project as well as complete a research project that will be presented at the culminating event of the program.

This academy is designed for students entering grades 6-10 in fall 2024. Students will learn how to write computer code, learn basic math concepts, learn important geographical concepts, and learned how to use software to make maps.

Join us for the Glam Series Camp.

Favorites Series

Sports Series

Kids summer camp open to boys and girls ages 8 and up. Kids learn how to sew fun, beginner sewing projects

For your convenience, your child can bring his/her lunch and eat with a counselor between camps held at The Lodge.

Yucandu Art Studio believes everyone is an artist and when you give kids great materials, they make GREAT art!