135 Summer Camps in Fairfield, CT

135 Summer Camps in for "Fairfield, CT"

Dig into the past and ramp up for fun this summer in Fairfield, Connecticut. Kick a ball around at the Sportsplex, unearth treasure at Mother Earth Gallery & Mining Company, or go on a witch hunt at Fairfield Museum and History Center.

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Flex your muscles at the Sportsplex at Fairfield. Boasting a monstrous 120,000 square feet on a six acre campus, this location offers every athletic activity imaginable to keep your family healthy. Bring out the Michelle Kwan or Wayne Gretzky in your child at the ice academy, where they can learn to land a double lutz or slap a mean puck. Gymnastics and cheer camps are not limited to their name; even the edgy sport parkour steps onto the scene in the tumbling arena. Your child may also be interested in scaling the indoor rock climbing walls, earning a black belt, or spiking a volleyball. Whatever their specialty, this place is sure to offer a class for it.

Unearth riches at Mother Earth Gallery & Mining Company. Your kids will love to don their science cap (complete with hard helmet and headlight) to dig for treasure in the specially-constructed mine. Every natural mineral and rock they find they get to take home. Did they unearth a smoky citrine cluster from Brazil, or pink Himalayan quartz? They will likely never look at rock climbing in the same way again. Once they've learned all about their prizes, check out the games and toys for kids set on a nature theme. Whether they want to learn to grow crystals or play with puzzles and puppets, the choice is theirs.

Become a history buff at Fairfield Museum and History. This museum features many walks of life, plunging in-depth on topics such as women during World War II and 250 years of fashion. Explore 375 years of Fairfield's past as your children learn about the terror of witch trials or climb into a fort from the American Revolution. Interactive exhibits, like deciphering spy codes and peeking through trolley windows, make it all the more fun. Summer camps will encourage your children to learn about art around the world or discover what colonial life was really like. Best of all, children five and under enter free.

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