Science/Tech

For over 17 years, ASTEME has offered hands-on STEM projects. They also offer Math Guild to build confidence in math.

The camp focuses on STEAM learning through LEGO® bricks. They have proprietary model plans designed by engineers and architects.

A nationally recognized STEM program where kids tackle creative invention challenges designed by real patent-holding inventors. Campers rotate through themed hands-on experiences — building rockets, designing product prototypes, cracking codes with cryptography, and constructing sleuthing gadgets. Led by local educators, the program emphasizes creativity, persistence, and problem-solving through collaborative play.

Hosted at the Mirman School on Mulholland Drive, this five-week STEAM day camp sparks curiosity through themed weekly sessions. Each week immerses kids in hands-on science, technology, engineering, and art activities alongside team sports. Open to all children (not just Mirman students), this is a stimulating, inquiry-driven camp for kids who love learning and want a summer experience that challenges their minds.

An inclusive, values-driven day camp at the Beverly Hills Sport Center that blends fun summer activities with a warm Jewish community atmosphere. With separate boys and girls camp divisions, the programming is tailored and age-appropriate. Kids enjoy outdoor activities, creative play, group bonding, and sports in a safe, structured environment. A great fit for families seeking a camp rooted in Jewish values where kids build lasting friendships.

VEX Worlds Excellence Award 2015, Division Champions '17, '22, '23. Project-based learning.

Led by award-winning UCLA chemistry professor Neil Garg. Curriculum is replicated from year to year.

Kids dive into coding, robotics, game design, 3D animation, and Minecraft modding at this hands-on STEM camp with locations across LA. Campers build real projects using tools like Unity, Arduino, and Roblox Studio, guided by instructors with backgrounds at companies like Google, Microsoft, and Electronic Arts. A great fit for kids who love technology, gaming, or building things — whether they're total beginners or already tinkering with code.

As seen on Shark Tank. Offers sibling, teacher, and military discounts. Financial aid is available.

Camp is no longer operating at their Santa Monica location as of Summer 2025. They are now working with other providers outside the area.

Hands-on, project-based learning with real tools. Campers take their projects home. Small group instruction.

Held at prestigious universities like UCLA and Caltech. Caltech location is at 1200 E California Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91125, approx. 15 miles from 90048. Costs at Caltech start at $1,279/week.

Camp Tech Revolution at UCLA is described as the World's #1 Tech Camp. They offer a wide variety of specialized STEM courses.

This program is geared toward supporting first-time campers to acclimate to the camp experience. This program does NOT include recreational swimming or Learn to Swim Add-on.