Summer adventures, inside and out!

Whether you’re breaking out the screen or the sunscreen, we’ve got loads of fun in-person and virtual ideas for your family.

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City of Redmond Camps

The scoop: Join us and play at camp! Small class sizes, participant safety and fun are just a few of the things you can expect this summer. More >>

Ages: 5–17

Discover the history and culture of Tulalip

The scoop: Visit Hibulb Cultural Center online for videos, stories and more learning opportunities that introduce you to the people of the Tulalip Tribes. More >>

Ages: All

Discover the beauty of Anacortes

The scoop: Bring your masks and come explore beaches, marinas, lakes and forestlands; or stroll through the fine boutiques and cafés in vintage downtown. More >>

Ages: All

Online Drama School classes with SCT

The scoop: Screens are for more than watching and clicking. With virtual SCT Drama School, they serve as portals into other worlds. More >>

Ages: 3–18

Semiahmoo Dreaming

The scoop: Dreaming of your next getaway? Get out and enjoy the great outdoors at Semiahmoo! Make the most of your summer stay with 15 percent off and a $50 resort credit. More >>

Ages: All

Pacific Science Center Summer Camps

The scoop: Curiosity blasts off at PacSci’s Camps for Curious Minds. Our seven King County locations have all kinds of camps for all kinds of kids. Register online. More >>

Grades: Pre-K–8

The circus awaits

The scoop: SANCA’s Circus Arts camps get kids moving and having fun with trampoline, tumbling, flying trapeze, juggling, unicycling and more! More >>

Ages: 6–17

Kids Co. Summer Camp

The scoop: Our exciting camp programs combine fun with continued education, helping kids jump back into the school year ready and prepared. More >>

Ages: 5–12

We are open!

The scoop: The Seattle Aquarium is inspiring the next generation of ocean conservation leaders. Come for a safe and fun visit. More >>

Ages: All

Chess4Life summer camps

The scoop: Chess4Life online camps offer engaging and interactive lessons. Beginner to advanced students enjoy the cognitive benefits of chess. More >>

Ages: 5–17

Dinos, fossils and fun

The scoop: Treat your junior paleontologist to a treasure box of fun activities, including exclusive access to virtual resources featuring Burke scientists and educators. More >>

Ages: 4–9

MORE SUMMER IDEAS

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