2026

SUMMER CAMPS

Get ready for an unforgettable summer at Apogee Winter Park Summer Camp — the ultimate adventure for kids ages 5–13! Each week features a unique and engaging theme, from inventing screen-free games and launching mini businesses, to cooking like a scientist, drawing like a pro, and even training like a Pokémon master.

At Apogee Winter Park Summer Camp, your child will grow, learn, and create lasting memories through hands-on projects, creative challenges, and endless opportunities for discovery and fun. It's the perfect place to inspire curiosity, build real skills, and make an amazing summer experience!

5- Day Weekly Options

June 1st-5th

Gotta learn 'em all! This week, the world of Pokémon comes to life as campers step into the role of Pokémon Trainers — but with a twist. Behind every great Trainer is strategy, problem-solving, teamwork, and perseverance, and that's exactly what leaders will develop this week. Through Pokémon-themed challenges, trading card strategy sessions, creative projects, and team battles, campers will sharpen their critical thinking and collaboration skills while fully immersed in a universe they already love. Whether your child is a seasoned Trainer or just discovering the world of Pokémon, this is one week they won't want to miss!

June 15th-19th

Part cooking class, part science experiment — all delicious! Kitchen Lab takes campers on a hands-on journey through the science of food. Each day, leaders will explore how ingredients interact, why recipes work the way they do, and how heat, chemistry, and creativity come together in the kitchen. From taste testing and food experiments to preparing real recipes from scratch, campers will develop an appreciation for nutrition, cooking techniques, and the surprising science happening right on their plate. No culinary experience needed — just curiosity, an appetite for learning, and a willingness to get a little messy!

June 22nd-26th

This week, campers become the boss! Young Entrepreneurs Launchpad challenges leaders to brainstorm, build, and pitch their very own business idea from the ground up. Through interactive lessons and team-based challenges, campers will explore the fundamentals of entrepreneurship — identifying problems worth solving, developing a product or service, creating a brand, and learning what it takes to earn a customer's trust. The week wraps up with a Shark Tank-style pitch event where teams present their business to a panel of judges. Big ideas, real skills, and a whole lot of confidence built along the way.

July 13th-17th

Get ready to make a mess and make something amazing! Art Attack is an explosion of creativity, color, and hands-on fun as campers explore a different art medium and technique each day. From painting and sculpture to mixed media and collaborative murals, leaders will experiment with materials, push their creative boundaries, and discover what it means to express themselves through art. No experience required — just a willingness to try, create, and be bold. By Friday, the studio walls will be covered in proof that this group of artists showed up and gave it everything they had.

July 20th-24th

No screens. No limits. Just pure creativity! This week, campers will design and build their very own original board game completely from scratch — mechanics, rules, board art, game pieces, and everything in between. Through hands-on collaboration and creative problem-solving, leaders will learn how to think like designers, test and improve their ideas, and present their finished games to peers and families. The week wraps up with an epic Friday Game Festival where every team teaches and plays each other's creations. The best part? The only technology required is imagination.

July 27th-31st

Every great story starts with a picture! This week, campers will dive into the world of illustration and visual storytelling. From character design and storyboarding to comic strips and book cover art, leaders will explore a variety of illustration styles and techniques used by real artists and authors. Through guided projects and creative challenges, they'll develop their own artistic voice while learning how images communicate emotion, narrative, and meaning. The week culminates in a showcase where each camper presents their illustrated portfolio — proof that every leader has a story worth telling.

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • Project-Based Learning: Hands-on, theme-driven projects that challenge leaders to think, build, and create all week long.

  • Socratic Discussions: Thought-provoking conversations designed to develop critical thinking, communication, and the confidence to share big ideas.

  • Physical Fitness & Movement: Group fitness, active games and high-energy activities that keep leaders moving and engaged throughout the day.

  • Dynamic Play: Fun, collaborative challenges that build teamwork, creativity, and lasting friendships.

A Day at AWP Summer Camp

PRICING, POLICIES & PROCEDURES

Pricing

Camp pricing is $250 per student per week for ages 5–13.

We Accept PEP & UA Step-Up Scholarships!

Drop off & Pick Up

Children may be dropped off starting at 8:30 AM. Please drop your child off at the double doors in front of the campus building. Signs and staff members will guide you to the check-in point.

Pick-up must be no later than 3:15 PM. A late fee of $25 will be charged for any pick-up after 3:15 PM, with an additional $5 charged for every 10 minutes thereafter. Children may only be picked up by authorized individuals listed on the registration form who have the family passcode.

Lunch Policy

Children are required to bring their own lunch each day; please pack a nutritious, non-perishable meal. Refrigerators and microwaves are available on campus for students to store and heat their meals if needed.

Refund & Cancellation Policy

Cancellations made 4 weeks prior to camp will receive a full refund. Cancellations made before 3 weeks will incur a 25% processing fee. There are no partial refunds for missed days or sessions.

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