If you’ve got an active kid, or your kid needs a nudge to move more, sports camp is just the ticket. Campers build skills, learn teamwork and have fun in these summer camp programs. From team sports at all skill levels to individual sports, such as fencing and rock climbing, there’s bound to be an activity your kid will enjoy.
NBC Camps (multiple locations)
Specializing in intensive training in basketball and volleyball, nationwide organization NBC Camps offers both overnight and day camps in Washington state. Camp staff train the total athlete, teaching the power of attitude, visualization and mental training to win both on and off the court or field. Selective international camps are available for advanced athletes.
Ages: 8–18
Cost: $420–$6,850
Boys and Girls Clubs (multiple locations)
Boys and Girls Clubs offer a variety of camps for kids and teens, including sports camps for beginner and intermediate athletes throughout the summer. Camps focus on skill building and teamwork, while helping kids grow socially, emotionally and academically. Camps include “Summer Brain Gain,” a hands-on learning program designed to keep kids sharp and engaged. Scholarships are available.
Grades: K–12
Cost: TBA
Challenger Sports Soccer (multiple locations)
Coached by international and U.S.-based staff, these weeklong half-day, full-day and even out-of-state soccer camps aim to improve your child’s soccer skills while providing a unique cultural experience. Camps are designed for all ages and ability levels, from beginner to advanced players; choose from TinyTykes Camp, Foundational Skills Camp or Creative Skills Camp.
Ages: 2–14
Cost: Varies
Bay Club (Bellevue)
Kids will enjoy a mix of athletics and art at Bay Club’s summer camps. During weeklong sessions, campers spend the morning being active with tennis, basketball or swimming. Afternoons are spent crafting, playing games, doing STEM projects and more. Open to all, discounts for members.
Ages: 3–15
Cost: TBA
US Sports Camps (multiple locations)
Sponsored by Nike, US Sports Camps offers multiple programs in two dozen different sports, including soccer, golf, swimming and tennis. Camps range from a few hours per day to overnight experiences. Programs are open to players of all genders and abilities, and all are led by experienced staff. Camps are available across multiple cities and towns in Washington.
Ages: 4–18
Cost: Varies
PGA Junior Golf Camps (multiple locations)
These half- and full-day camps focus on developing skills such as full swing and short game, and learning the game’s rules and etiquette. With a low instructor-to-camper ratio, kids at all skill levels can learn golf while having a good time. Each Washington location offers different camps.
Ages: 7–17
Cost: $325–$675
Arena Sports (multiple locations)
Arena Sports summer camp offers fun-filled day camps for campers as young as 3 years old. Campers spend their days playing field games, bouncing on inflatables and possibly playing laser tag (available at some locations). Theme days are part of the fun as well. Half- and full-day camp options, extended care is available.
For kids who want to build soccer skill specifically, the Skills Institute soccer camps give them a chance to develop specific skills and fundamentals so they can gain a better understanding of the game. Two flag football camps are offered as well.
Ages: 3–12
Cost: Varies by location
Seattle Bouldering Project (Seattle)
If your kids are climbing the walls, try indoor climbing at the Seattle Bouldering Project in Fremont, the University District and South Seattle. At these day camps, kids will dive deep into a sport that offers tangible and diverse physical and mental benefits. The instructors focus on skill building and youth development.
Ages: 6–15
Cost: $575–$595
Seattle Rhythmic Gymnastics (Seattle)
Multilingual coaches teach rhythmic gymnastics during weeklong camps. Campers will learn ballet, ribbon, hoops and tumbling, as well as participate in more traditional camp activities, such as free play, games, and arts and crafts. Only one week of camp is offered for each age group in July.
Ages: 6–13
Cost: $400–$500
Kong Academy (Seattle)
Kong’s wildly popular day camps are held at Seward Park and Carkeek Park. Kids will learn parkour and other fun activities connected through a story. This year, the Carkeek theme will center around a pirate adventure, where campers will explore hidden coves, travel jungle paths, solve temple challenges and complete pirate quests. Meanwhile, Seward Park will be all about fantasy — prepare to enter a world of magic, mystery and brave heroes. Extended care is available.
Ages: 6–12
Cost: $545 (increases to $625 after Feb. 28)
SANCA and Emerald City Trapeze Arts Circus Camps (Seattle)
Campers of all skill levels are introduced to age-appropriate circus and acrobatic skills, including juggling, aerial arts, trampoline, tumbling and tightwire. Circus camps help young people develop physical skills, build confidence and self-esteem, and get physically fit. Full-day camps are offered at both SANCA in Georgetown and Emerald City Trapeze Arts in SoDo, the latter of which will also feature the flying trapeze.
Ages: 6 and older
Cost: TBA
Looking for more summer camp fun? Check out our editorially curated great big list of 2026 summer camps. |
Editor’s note: This list was created last year and was updated on Jan. 22, 2026, by ParentMap’s editorial team to include a thorough fact-check and new camp listings.
