Camp Invention
by National Inventors Hall of Fame
Camp Invention offers week-long summer STEM programs nationwide for children entering grades K-6. The 2026 "Spark" program features hands-on activities focused on innovation, robotics, and space exploration.
About
Camp Invention, organized by the National Inventors Hall of Fame, offers week-long summer programs nationwide, designed to spark creativity and a love for learning through hands-on STEM experiences. For 2026, the program "Spark" features activities like teaming with robotic capybaras, exploring entrepreneurship, and building DIY space rockets. Eligibility is for children entering grades K-6. Multiple weekly sessions are available throughout Summer 2026, with specific dates varying by location (e.g., August 10–14, 2026, in Sudbury, MA). Registration remains open for many locations and later summer dates, though early registration discounts may have passed. The base price starts at $285, but costs vary by location (e.g., $400 for Sudbury, MA), with additional fees for extended care options. Registration is completed directly through the Camp Invention website. Participants should bring a packed lunch, snack, water bottle, and wear comfortable clothing.
Who's eligible
Children entering grades K-6.
How to enroll
Packed lunch, snack, water bottle, and comfortable clothing.
Ready to apply?
Information current as of Aug 17, 2026.