Learn the ABCs of backpacking, from how to pack to what to bring and why. Once you know the fundamentals of backpacking, you are sure to be safe and comfortable on overnight or multi-day travels into nature. Instructor: Mike Dowell

Teen Retreat is a safe, non-threatening, supportive, non-judgmental, weekend gathering of teenagers who are grieving the death of someone significant.

This end-of-summer camp is built for riders who want to finish the season strong. Riders will spend full days on the bike, exploring multiple trails and locations while working on endurance, technical skills, and trail awareness. The camp blends skill development, adventure, and fun, making it a perfect capstone for riders ready for longer days and bigger rides before the school year begins.

Camp No Limits – Arizona is our day program, held at Ability360. Families may enjoy the beautiful facilities and top-notch instruction provided by Ability360 staff in wheelchair basketball, pickleball, rock climbing, swimming, and more. Highlights include a rooftop dance and a fully accessible facility, creating a fun and inclusive experience for all families.

Camp No Limits – Tennessee takes place at the beautiful YMCA Camp Widjiwagan, set on 320 acres of wilderness with four miles of shoreline along J. Percy Priest Lake. Families may enjoy kayaking, canoeing, the big buzz climbing tower, zip line, kangaroo jumper, and archery—plenty of adventures for all skill levels.

Camp No Limits – Maryland takes place on the scenic Chesapeake Bay, offering families an exciting mix of adventure and fun. Activities include zip lining, a GIANT swing, low and high ropes courses, swimming in the pool, and kayaking in the bay. Families may also enjoy the beautiful theater during the talent show, dance under the disco ball, and stop by the Frog Split Café for ice cream or a sweet treat.

This free, four-week-long Learn-To-Ride course for students ages 8 to 17 years old is focused on learning to get up on two wheels. St. Louis BWorks provides all needed materials (e.g. loaner bikes, plus helmets to keep) to help students achieve this goal. Learn-To-Ride students who successfully complete this program can go on, if they wish, to enroll in a BWorks Earn-A-Bike class (that’s a separate six-week course which focuses on more bike skills and ends with a graduation ride around the community — plus taking home a nicely refurbished bicycle to keep). Students who commit to this Learn-To-Ride series will meet for four Tuesday evenings, with a two-hour class beginning each week at 6 p.m. (and ending at 8 p.m.). The first class meeting is Tuesday, August 4, and the final class will be Tuesday, August 25. Students must consistently attend the classes. We limit the size of Learn-To-Ride to six students at a time in each group, and just one student per family per group given ongoing high demand for this popular class.

Each Overnight provides a two-day, one-night overnight camp experience. Each camp offers a quality experience involving relationship development, recreation, and relaxation and is specifically designed to meet the needs of youth on the autism spectrum.

Are you ready to bring your rock school summer camp dreams to life? Look no further than STL Rock School’s summer camp! Campers join a rock band based on skill and age group. Join us for an unforgettable summer where you’ll learn to play your favorite songs while making some new friends. Get ready to rock the stage like never before! Each rock band will work together over 1 or 2 weeks to put together a small set list of songs that they will perform in STL Rock School’s music venue! We welcome aspiring rock stars between the ages of 6 and 18, regardless of their skill level. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned musician, our summer camp provides a supportive and inclusive environment for all. Discover your musical potential, unleash your creativity, and make lasting memories with fellow campers who share your passion for music.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis provides a SAFE, affordable place for youth ages 6-18 to participate in after-school, summer camps, sports, field trips, and educational programs that holistically strengthen kids, families, and communities. Financial Assistance is available. Call 314-335-8000 for more information.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis provides a SAFE, affordable place for youth ages 6-18 to participate in after-school, summer camps, sports, field trips, and educational programs that holistically strengthen kids, families, and communities. Financial Assistance is available. Call 314-335-8000 for more information.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis provides a SAFE, affordable place for youth ages 6-18 to participate in after-school, summer camps, sports, field trips, and educational programs that holistically strengthen kids, families, and communities. Financial Assistance is available. Call 314-335-8000 for more information.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis provides a SAFE, affordable place for youth ages 6-18 to participate in after-school, summer camps, sports, field trips, and educational programs that holistically strengthen kids, families, and communities. Financial Assistance is available. Call 314-335-8000 for more information.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis provides a SAFE, affordable place for youth ages 6-18 to participate in after-school, summer camps, sports, field trips, and educational programs that holistically strengthen kids, families, and communities. Financial Assistance is available. Call 314-335-8000 for more information.

ADAM is a competitive pre-college gap year program offered by the University of Notre Dame through its academic center in Jerusalem. The program's vision is to nurture a generation of confident, capable, and community-minded adults who wish to succeed in higher education and beyond. By creating an inclusive and supportive environment, ADAM will provide high school graduates with an opportunity to strengthen their academic skills, gain fluency in foreign languages, deepen their digital literacy, and pursue personal growth.