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Summer camps for kids near Seattle, WA

It’s the perfect time of year for getting into adventure.

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Need somewhere for the kids to blow off some steam this summer? | Photo by RODNAE Productions

The countdown is on. There are T-minus 11 weeks until Seattle kiddos say farewell to school until autumn.

Don’t panic, parents. We’ve got you covered with exciting, local summer camps that will keep your kid busy.

Seattle Park and Rec Camp | Ages vary | Prices vary | There is going to be something for every kid with a vast range of day and overnight options. Themes include theater, art, Dungeons & Dragons, hiking, engineering, and more. Registration opens Tuesday, April 18.

Versatile Arts Youth Circus Camp | Youth, but all experience levels welcome | $450 | This morning camp that runs July 17-21 will teach your little one about aerial arts, juggling, and ground acrobatics. Registration now open.

Camp Orkila | Grades 3+ | $1,480+ | These week-long summer camps run by the YMCA take place on Orcas Island and have some pretty spectacular activities like kayaking and ziplining. Look for themed camps, too, like marine biology and art exploration. Registration now open.

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