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Summer camps for adults in Seattle

Why let the young ones have all the fun? Here are a few summer programs + workshops for the adults who are kids at heart.

A group of people are silhouetted at the end of a pier facing Seattle's waterfront, facing the water with the Olympic Mountains in the distance and the sun set turning the sky soft hues of orange and blue.

Seattle’s plethora of natural wonders + well-established arts community makes the city a perfect place for retreats and getaways.

Photo by SEAtoday

Feeling put out by the day-to-day routine of sleep, eat, work, and repeat? Don’t worry, we get it.

Reignite your childlike wonder and lust for life with these summer camps for adults in (or near) Seattle. From creative communities to adventurous activities, there’s something for everyone.

Intro to Figurative Painting Workshop | Gage Capitol Hill, Seattle
No experience is needed for this five-session workshop exploring art fundamentals of color, shape, space, value, line, and form.

  • Dates: Each Sunday, May 19-June 16
  • Price: $395

PNW Afro Dance Camp | Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle
Dancers are welcome from any dance background at this camp’s first year of hosting. A full schedule features classes separated by level and optional catered box lunches.

  • Dates: Saturday, June 15 + Sunday, June 16
  • Price: $205-$230

Camp Rahh | Samish Island, WA
Escape from daily mundanity with a long weekend at this overnight, action-packed camp — partake in yoga, art, kayaking, workshops, cooking classes, and more.

  • Dates: Thursday, Aug. 22-Sunday, Aug. 25
  • Price: $800-$900
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