Summer Camps on the Ridge 2026

Look around our Steve & Kate's and you’ll see kids absorbed in designing, building, creating, playing, eating, clowning. One of the reasons they’re so happy and engaged is because they’ve chosen their activities and planned their days themselves. Learn more and register here.

Campers at Science Factory dive headfirst into hands-on projects you’d probably never want at home. As they experiment, break things, rebuild, and make a mess along the way, they learn how to think creatively and problem-solve—even when it doesn’t work the first time. After all, what’s more fun than a little chaos? Learn more and register here.

Open to grades 8–11, this experience takes students through Washington's Olympic Peninsula and Nisqually region to learn directly from Coast Salish communities working to protect salmon, restore rivers, and sustain cultural traditions. Through hands-on conservation projects, visits to tribal cultural centers, and exploration of the Elwha River dam removal, students will see how Indigenous ecological knowledge shapes restoration efforts today and consider how those lessons can inform action in their own communities. This camp is run through the Network of Sacred Heart Schools and at this time applications have closed for Summer 2026.

Give your rising 5th-8th grader a summer to remember! FutureMakers is a co-ed camp running Monday, June 22-Friday, June 26 from 9 am-3 pm at Forest Ridge led by our very own Digital Learning Specialist Jonathan Delgado.. Campers rotate through small-group sessions in robotics, drones, programming, VR, esports, and makerspace challenges. Register today to secure your spot! Students bring a packed lunch; snacks provided. A perfect week for any kid who loves to build, create, and explore! Questions? Contact Mr. Delgado.

AVID4 Adventure summer camp centers on authentic local settings at which 2nd-7th graders create thrilling, fulfilling outdoor experiences. Whether they’re returning or first-time campers, every day is a new adventure—mastering mountain biking, climbing a local crag, hiking a trail, paddling a canoe or kayak—and every challenge is calibrated to their age and ability. Learn more here.

Northwest Juniors Volleyball Club provides volleyball instruction to girls ages 10-18 & boys ages 10-18 in the greater Puget Sound area. Teams are offered on the Eastside and Northend locations. NW Juniors is a member of USA Volleyball. Learn more about their camps here.

Hoop Kulture designs and delivers transformative programs that use basketball as a tool for mentorship, personal growth, and lifelong impact. Through high-level training, academic encouragement, and emotional support, we aim to uplift the whole athlete on the court and in life. We are committed to guiding young people as they navigate challenges, helping them build confidence, stay focused, and reach their full potential both in and beyond the game. Learn more about Hoop Kulture camps here.

Tiger Youth Soccer empowers young athletes of all backgrounds through skill development, teamwork, leadership, sportsmanship, and resilience. We aim to build confident, well-rounded individuals by fostering a passion for soccer and teaching life lessons on and off the field along with sports medicine lessons. Check out their camps here. 

Girls Rock Math reinforces that math is fun and imaginative. Their camps aim to boost interest and confidence in mathematics. Learning at Girls Rock Math allows for collaboration, emphasizing persistence, strategy building and mathematical thinking. Learn more here.

Evergreen Premiere Soccer is a local academy rooted in the community of the Puget Sound. We work with players from all backgrounds, from recreational teams, school programs, and competitive clubs across the region. Some of our players come to us to build their foundation. Others come to sharpen specific skills or to prepare for higher-level play. No matter their goals, we coach with intention. We teach the “why” behind the game, not just the “how.” Learn more here.