A Summer Camp That Builds Confidence (Not Just Keeps Them Busy)
More than just art camp…
This is where kids learn to try new things, solve problems, and feel proud of what they create.
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Not all summer camps are created equal…
If you’re looking for a summer camp that…
- Keeps your child engaged (and off screens)
- Builds confidence—not just fills time
- Encourages creativity and independence
- Gives them something they’re proud to bring home
You’re in the right place.
At Azalea Design + Craft, we don’t just teach art—we create an environment where kids grow.
Limited spots available—camps fill every year.
What Kids Really Gain at Camp
- Confidence - Kids learn to try, fail, and try again → and realize they can do hard things.
- Problem-Solving Skills - Every project encourages decision-making and creative thinking → “What do I do now?” becomes part of the process
- Grit & Persistence - They start something… and finish it.
- Pride in Their Work - They leave excited to show what they created.
What They’ll Do:
- Here’s how that growth actually happens…
- Complete 6–8 hands-on creative projects
- Explore painting, mixed media, and unique techniques
- Choose colors and personalize their designs
- Create projects they’ll love taking home
FAQs
- How much is camp? $275, but use code MacKids2026 for $25 off until April 30th. Mini Camps on Fridays are $45.
- How old does my child need to be? For our regular Summer Camp weeks, we ask for ages 6+. Our TWEEN Camp weeks are for ages 10+ because we go more in depth with the projects.
- Do you offer Friday camps? We will have a Fri-YAY Mini Camp from 1-4pm on each Friday that our weekly camps run. Registration for those will open in May, and a discount is provided if you attend a Weekly Camp.
- When do the projects come home? We send them home at the end of the week. NEW this year, there will be an Art Show at the end of camp on Thursday evening at 6:00!
Business Review
“My child came out of camp so much more confident.”
“This was the highlight of our summer.”
“They were so proud of everything they made!”
