Register for 2026 Summer Camps

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This summer, curiosity takes center stage at the Huntington Children’s Museum. Our 2026 summer camps are designed to spark creativity, encourage exploration, and help children build confidence through hands-on learning and play. From sensory-rich experiences for our youngest learners to immersive adventures in science, storytelling, folklore, and global discovery, each camp invites children to dive deeply into new ideas while making meaningful connections along the way.

Science Makes Sense Camp
18 months – 3 years (with caregivers)
June 22–26 | 9:00–10:30 AM

$75

Big discoveries start with little senses. In this caregiver-and-child camp, our youngest learners will explore the world through sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. Each day features hands-on, sensory-rich activities designed to spark curiosity and support early development—think messy play, music, movement, and interactive exploration. Caregivers stay and play alongside their child, making this a meaningful opportunity to connect, learn, and experience the joy of discovery together.


World of Stories Camp
Rising PreK–K (ages 4–5)
July 6–10 | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM

$160

Step into a world where stories come to life. Campers will journey through fairy tales and folktales from around the globe, exploring different cultures through storytelling, dramatic play, art, and hands-on activities. Each day invites children to imagine, create, and retell stories in their own way—building early literacy skills, creativity, and confidence along the way. It’s a magical introduction to the power of stories and the diverse world around us.


Science Adventure Camp
Rising 2nd–3rd Graders
July 13–17 | 9:00 AM–2:00 PM

$180

Get ready to explore, experiment, and discover. In Science Adventure Camp, campers will dive into the natural world through hands-on investigations in ecology, botany, biology, and more. From observing living things to experimenting with how the world works, children will engage in real scientific thinking—asking questions, testing ideas, and making connections. This camp is perfect for curious minds who love to explore the “why” behind the world around them.


Camp West Virginia Folklore
Rising 4th–5th Graders
July 20–24 | 9:00 AM–2:00 PM

$180

Stories shape who we are—and this camp brings those stories to life. Campers will explore Appalachian folklore through storytelling, creative writing, and hands-on experiences inspired by regional traditions. They’ll hear myths and legends passed down through generations, create their own original tales, and engage with traditional crafts that reflect the culture of our region. This immersive experience builds creativity, cultural connection, and a deeper appreciation for the stories that define place and community.


Young Detectives Camp
Rising 1st–2nd Graders
July 27–31 | 9:00 AM–2:00 PM

$160

Calling all curious minds! In Young Detectives Camp, campers will investigate cultures from around the world through puzzles, clues, and hands-on exploration. Each day presents a new “mystery” to solve, encouraging children to think critically, ask questions, and work together as they uncover global traditions, customs, and stories. This engaging, interactive camp blends problem-solving with cultural discovery—perfect for kids who love a challenge and an adventure.

Kyle Dyer

Kyle Dyer

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