Pasadena Summer Camp

Name: Pasadena Summer Camp
Address: 651 Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, Southern California, 91103, US
Telephone: (626) 654-4867
Price range: $$

New Horizon School - Pasadena

651 Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91103
(626) 654-4867

Grades: K - 8
Running from: June 22 - July 31

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A Day at Camp Galileo

Camp Galileo’s acclaimed curriculum combines STEAM exploration and outdoor fun for kids in grades K–10. Camp day: 9am–3pm Extended care available. AM care: 8–9am | PM care: 3–6pm

K-1st
2nd-3rd
4th-5th
6th-8th

Kinder - 1st

Our Nebula Campers work on 1-2 day, age-appropriate projects individually and in small groups to challenge their thinking and test their perseverance.

Optional AM Care

Families that need an early start can drop campers off for convenient pre-camp care from 8 am to 9 am.
Opening Ceremony

Each day kicks off with an all-camp energizing opening ceremony full of songs, skits, and cheers.
Innovator's Studio

Campers build creative confidence by turning their ideas into individual, polished STEAM projects to take home every week.
Snack Break

Campers take a nut-free snack break to refuel their brains and bodies.
Idea Lab

Campers collaborate in small groups on daily design challenges, experiment with wild ideas and discover that sending their creations crashing down is all part of the fun—and learning!
Lunch/Free Play

All-camp lunch and break. Campers eat lunch and play outside with friends.
Outdoor Adventure

Campers play exciting outdoor games, take on team-building challenges with an innovative twist and engage in traditional camp fun.
Closing Ceremony

We end the day together with a special all-camp gathering.
Optional PM Care

Extended Care campers head to our exciting, inviting post-camp destination to keep the fun rolling from 3 pm–6 pm. Activities include outdoor time, lanyards and crafts.

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2nd - 3rd

Our Star Campers work on 1-2 day, age-appropriate projects individually and in small groups to challenge their thinking and test their perseverance.

Optional AM Care

Families that need an early start can drop campers off for convenient pre-camp care from 8 am to 9 am.
Opening Ceremony

Each day kicks off with an all-camp energizing opening ceremony full of songs, skits, and cheers.
Innovator's Studio

Campers build creative confidence by turning their ideas into individual, polished STEAM projects to take home every week.
Snack Break

Campers take a nut-free snack break to refuel their brains and bodies.
Idea Lab

Campers collaborate in small groups on daily design challenges, experiment with wild ideas and discover that sending their creations crashing down is all part of the fun—and learning!
Lunch/Free Play

All-camp lunch and break. Campers eat lunch and play outside with friends.
Outdoor Adventure

Campers play exciting outdoor games, take on team-building challenges with an innovative twist and engage in traditional camp fun.
Closing Ceremony

We end the day together with a special all-camp gathering.
Optional PM Care

Extended Care campers head to our exciting, inviting post-camp destination to keep the fun rolling from 3 pm–6 pm. Activities include outdoor time, lanyards and crafts.

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4th - 5th

Supernova campers work to complete small group challenges and work on longer, individual projects that test their determination.

Optional AM Care

Families that need an early start can drop campers off for convenient pre-camp care from 8 am to 9 am.
Opening Ceremony

Each day kicks off with an all-camp energizing opening ceremony full of songs, skits, and cheers.
Innovator's Studio

Campers build creative confidence by turning their ideas into individual, polished STEAM projects to take home every week.
Snack Break

Campers take a nut-free snack break to refuel their brains and bodies.
Idea Lab

Campers collaborate in small groups on daily design challenges, experiment with wild ideas and discover that sending their creations crashing down is all part of the fun—and learning!
Lunch/Free Play

All-camp lunch and break. Campers eat lunch and play outside with friends.
Outdoor Adventure

Campers play exciting outdoor games, take on team-building challenges with an innovative twist and engage in traditional camp fun.
Closing Ceremony

We end the day together with a special all-camp gathering.
Optional PM Care

Extended Care campers head to our exciting, inviting post-camp destination to keep the fun rolling from 3 pm–6 pm. Activities include outdoor time, lanyards and crafts.

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6th - 8th

Our Middle schoolers campers, Meteors, work on one epic individual project throughout the week. They collaborate with others to provide feedback and a helping hand.

Optional AM Care

Families that need an early start can drop campers off for convenient pre-camp care from 8 am to 9 am.
Opening Ceremony

Each day kicks off with an all-camp energizing opening ceremony full of songs, skits, and cheers.
Individual Project Work

Campers focus on one amazing week-long project, building incredible new skills as they transform their grand vision into reality.
Lunch/Free Play

Campers take a nut-free snack break to refuel their brains and bodies.
More Project Time

Campers get back to work on their epic projects with help from inspiring instructors, sophisticated tools and like-minded peers.
Closing Ceremony

We end the day together with a special all-camp gathering.
Optional PM Care

Extended Care campers head to our exciting, inviting post-camp destination to keep the fun rolling from 3 pm–6 pm. Activities include outdoor time, lanyards and crafts.

Choose Your Weeks

Click on "See Details" below to learn about the unique Galileo projects happening each week at camp.

Week	Jun 22 - Jun 26	Jun 29 - Jul 2 *	Jul 6 - Jul 10	Jul 13 - Jul 17	Jul 20 - Jul 24	Jul 27 - Jul 31
Nebulas Collaborative innovation challenges; mindful outdoor play; and weekly STEAM projects designed for rising K-1st graders	Open Rail Rides & Road Trips $540 See Details	Open Amusement Park Party $470 See Details	Open Coral Reef Quest $540 See Details	Open Mission to the Moon $540 See Details	Open Superhero Adventure $540 See Details	Open Animal Extravaganza $540 See Details
Stars Collaborative innovation challenges; mindful outdoor play; and weekly STEAM projects designed for rising 2nd-3rd graders	Waitlist Dinosaur Park $520 See Details	Open Castles & Kingdoms $450 See Details	Open Inventor’s Garage $520 See Details	Open Toymaker's Workshop $520 See Details	Open Tropical Rainforest Trek $520 See Details	Open Outer Space Odyssey $520 See Details
Supernovas Collaborative innovation challenges; mindful outdoor play; and weekly STEAM project designed for rising 4-5th graders	Open Mechanical Scene Maker $520 See Details	Open Treehouse Architect $450 See Details	Open Super Safecracker $520 See Details	Open Pinball Whiz-Kid $520 See Details	Open Dazzling Light Designer $520 See Details	Open Animal Bot Builder $520 See Details
Meteors Week-long STEAM projects for rising 6-8th graders	Open Custom Go Karts $620 See Details	Open Escape Room $450 See Details	Open Remote-Control Robot $520 See Details	Open Custom Go Karts $620 See Details	Open Escape Room $520 See Details	Open Remote-Control Robot $520 See Details

k-1st
2nd-3rd
4th-5th
6th-8th

Week	Nebulas Collaborative innovation challenges; mindful outdoor play; and weekly STEAM projects designed for rising K-1st graders
Jun 22 - Jun 26	Open Rail Rides & Road Trips $540 See Details
Jun 29 - Jul 2 *	Open Amusement Park Party $470 See Details
Jul 6 - Jul 10	Open Coral Reef Quest $540 See Details
Jul 13 - Jul 17	Open Mission to the Moon $540 See Details
Jul 20 - Jul 24	Open Superhero Adventure $540 See Details
Jul 27 - Jul 31	Open Animal Extravaganza $540 See Details

Week	Stars Collaborative innovation challenges; mindful outdoor play; and weekly STEAM projects designed for rising 2nd-3rd graders
Jun 22 - Jun 26	Waitlist Dinosaur Park $520 See Details
Jun 29 - Jul 2 *	Open Castles & Kingdoms $450 See Details
Jul 6 - Jul 10	Open Inventor’s Garage $520 See Details
Jul 13 - Jul 17	Open Toymaker's Workshop $520 See Details
Jul 20 - Jul 24	Open Tropical Rainforest Trek $520 See Details
Jul 27 - Jul 31	Open Outer Space Odyssey $520 See Details

Week	Supernovas Collaborative innovation challenges; mindful outdoor play; and weekly STEAM project designed for rising 4-5th graders
Jun 22 - Jun 26	Open Mechanical Scene Maker $520 See Details
Jun 29 - Jul 2 *	Open Treehouse Architect $450 See Details
Jul 6 - Jul 10	Open Super Safecracker $520 See Details
Jul 13 - Jul 17	Open Pinball Whiz-Kid $520 See Details
Jul 20 - Jul 24	Open Dazzling Light Designer $520 See Details
Jul 27 - Jul 31	Open Animal Bot Builder $520 See Details

Week	Meteors Week-long STEAM projects for rising 6-8th graders
Jun 22 - Jun 26	Open Custom Go Karts $620 See Details
Jun 29 - Jul 2 *	Open Escape Room $450 See Details
Jul 6 - Jul 10	Open Remote-Control Robot $520 See Details
Jul 13 - Jul 17	Open Custom Go Karts $620 See Details
Jul 20 - Jul 24	Open Escape Room $520 See Details
Jul 27 - Jul 31	Open Remote-Control Robot $520 See Details

*The weeks of June 15 and June 29th are 4-day weeks due to the Juneteenth and 4th of July federal holidays.
Meteors program Custom Go-Karts week has a $100 materials fee reflected in the price.

Week of

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Weekly Overview

Extended Care

Morning: $45/wk
Afternoon: $90/wk
Morning and Afternoon: $110/wk

Discounts

Enroll by February 28, 2026 for $50 off per week, priority friend placement, free cancellation through 1/31 and an exclusive Early Bird pin!
Spend more than one week with us and save $25/week after your first week.
Join us for six weeks and save an additional $100 off your total.

More Weeks = More Savings

Note: Effective weekly rates and totals are calculated based on the price of a 5-day week and do not include the $100 materials fee for Meteors Custom Go-Karts.

K-1st
2nd-3rd
4th-5th
6th-8th

1 week

$540

2 weeks

$~528/week

Savings: $25

Total price: $1,055

3 weeks

$~523/week

Savings: $50

Total price: $1,570

4 weeks

$~521/week

Savings: $75

Total price: $2,085

5 weeks

$~520/week

Savings: $100

Total price: $2,600

6 weeks

$~503/week

Savings: $225

Total price: $3,015

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1 week

$520

2 weeks

$~508/week

Savings: $25

Total price: $1,015

3 weeks

$~503/week

Savings: $50

Total price: $1,510

4 weeks

$~501/week

Savings: $75

Total price: $2,005

5 weeks

$~500/week

Savings: $100

Total price: $2,500

6 weeks

$~483/week

Savings: $225

Total price: $2,895

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1 week

$520

2 weeks

$~508/week

Savings: $25

Total price: $1,015

3 weeks

$~503/week

Savings: $50

Total price: $1,510

4 weeks

$~501/week

Savings: $75

Total price: $2,005

5 weeks

$~500/week

Savings: $100

Total price: $2,500

6 weeks

$~483/week

Savings: $225

Total price: $2,895

Enroll Now

1 week

$520

2 weeks

$~508/week

Savings: $25

Total price: $1,015

3 weeks

$~503/week

Savings: $50

Total price: $1,510

4 weeks

$~501/week

Savings: $75

Total price: $2,005

5 weeks

$~500/week

Savings: $100

Total price: $2,500

6 weeks

$~483/week

Savings: $225

Total price: $2,895

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Extended Care Pricing

Extended Care is priced on a weekly basis. 4-day week pricing of $36/week for morning care, $72/week for afternoon care and $90/week for both morning and afternoon care.

Extended Care AM

Drop off your camper as early as 8am.

$45/week
Extended Care PM

Pick up your camper as late as 6pm.

$90/week
Extended Care AM and PM

Pick up your camper as early as 8am and drop off as late as 6pm.

$110/week

Need-Based Scholarships & Discounts Available

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Camp Guide for Enrolled Campers

Everything you need to know about Camp Galileo Pasadena

Camp Information
Week Before Camp
Camp Logistics
Camp Communications
What to Bring
Camp Policies

Camp Information

Welcome to Summer 2026!

At Camp Galileo, campers explore and create with confidence and joy.

While the guidelines below keep things running smoothly, they’re also the secret ingredients that let every camper dive fully and freely into hands-on projects, epic games and satisfying teamwork. When everyone knows what to expect, we can focus on what we do best: making this summer the best one yet!

Camp Location

This summer, camp is located at:

New Horizon School - Pasadena

651 Orange Grove Blvd

Pasadena, CA 91103

Camp Phone Number

(626) 654-4867

Camp Email

[email protected]

Camp Director

Kristen Studard

The camp phone number is available during camp hours, from 8am-6pm, for urgent questions and updates to your authorized pickups.

For any other questions about your camp location, or feedback about your camper’s experience, please email us at the camp email address listed above.

You can reach out to your Camp Director via the phone number and email address above up to two weeks before your first week of camp. If questions come up before then, you can reach out to our Customer Service team at [email protected]

Questions?

Keep an eye out for emails in the month leading up to camp with everything you need to know.
Let your Camp Director know if you have any other questions or concerns.

We can’t wait to see you at camp and make every arrival and departure a breeze! If you have any questions, please ask! We want this to be the best summer ever.

Week Before Camp

Prepare for a Smooth (and Super Fun) Week at Camp Galileo!

A little prep goes a long way toward making your camper’s week exciting and worry-free.

Please follow these steps to get set for a stellar start:

Review Your Details: Log in to your account and double-check your registration details, especially the mandatory Health History section for each of your campers. Please complete this required information prior to camp, so you don’t slow down check-in.
Review Emergency & Authorized Contacts: Make sure all the right grown-ups are listed as emergency contacts and authorized for pick-up. Please remind everyone on your authorized pick-up list to bring their photo ID when picking up your camper.
Review your schedule and sign up for Extended Care: Need a little extra time before or after camp? Log in to your Galileo account to sign up for Extended Care, so your camper can keep the fun going (and you can keep your day running smoothly). We offer Extended Care from 8-9am and 3-6pm.

With these quick steps, you’ll help set the stage for a week full of curiosity, creativity and Galileo magic!

Camp Logistics

Checking In and Checking Out

We’re so excited to kick off the week with you!

Monday Check-In: 8:30–9:00am

Try to arrive as close to 8:30am as possible, for a smooth start to the week.
Parents/guardians MUST accompany their campers on Monday at check-in, so we can verify health history forms and authorized pick-up lists.
The camp fun officially begins at 9:00am sharp!

Tuesday–Friday Check-In: 8:45–9:00am

Drop off your camper anytime between 8:45–9:00am.
If you arrive early, please wait with your camper until we’re ready to welcome everyone in.
Most camps offer curbside drop-off on Tuesdays through Fridays. Please check the Camp Specific Details section below for more details.

Daily Check-Out: 3:00pm

Camp wraps up at 3:00pm each day, with a fun-filled closing ceremony. Unless you have pre-scheduled an early dismissal of your camper with your Camp Director, we do not release campers early.
For safety reasons, only adults on your camper’s authorized pick-up list (with a photo ID) can pick-up your camper.
Authorized Pick-Ups (including parents) must show a photo ID every day at check out.
After 3:30pm, we charge a late pick-up fee of $1 per minute, and campers will wait for you in our Extended Care area.

Camp Specific Details

Please note: Due to limited parking at this school, Check-In and Check-Out is drive-thru/curbside only. Please be respectful of the school staff directing traffic or block driveways in the neighborhood.

Please enter the school's driveway from Orange Grove Ave. The car line will queue up on the right most lane of Orange Grove Ave. and extend around the corner on Cypress Ave. To join the car line, use the Lincoln Ave./Barthe Dr. intersection and drive down Cypress Ave. towards Orange Grove Ave.

Upon entering the school's driveway, a staff member will direct you to the left or right drive thru lane. Please pull up as far as possible and put your car in park for the safety of all campers and staff. In order to keep the line moving, do not park on Cypress Ave. Also, do not turn left into New Horizon School's lower campus, or try to turn left into Cypress Ave. from Orange Grove Ave.

During check-out: Please have your ID ready. Once we've verified your ID with our authorized pick-up list, you'll pull up to the driveway where your camper will meet you. For safety reasons, please drive slowly and refrain from using your cell phone during the pick-up process.

Camp Parking

Check-In and Check-Out on campus will be conducted curbside/drive-thru ONLY due to limited parking at the school. If you would like to park during Check-In and Check-Out times, N. Pasadena Ave. is available.

Please do not park on Cypress Ave. before 10am or after 2pm. All other times: To enter the lot, please follow the signs as the driveways are one-way only. Feel free to use the parking lot between the hours of 10am-2pm if you are dropping off your camper later or picking them up early in the day. Should you need to park during Check-In and Check-Out, please join the carline and as you enter the driveway, a staff member will direct you to an available parking spot.

Extended Care (AM: 8:00–9:00am | PM: 3:00–6:00pm)

If your camper is enrolled in Extended Care, you can check in as early as 8:00am for AM Extended Care and pick up as late as 6:00pm for PM Extended Care.
PM Extended Care pick-up is anytime between 3:30–6:00pm.
Please note that there’s a $1 per minute late fee after 6:00pm (and after 3:30pm for regular camp).

Changes to Authorized Pick-Up List

Please make any updates or additions to your Authorized Pick-Up list in your account by 9:00am the Friday before your camp week.
Changes after that? Make your updates online AND notify camp staff at check-in. You can also email your camp to let them know.

Running Late or Picking Up Early?

No problem! Give your Camp Director a quick call or email (contact info is in the Camp Information section) so we can make sure your camper is ready.

Camp Communications

Stay in the Loop – Camp Galileo Style!

At Camp Galileo, we believe that mind-expanding adventures and unforgettable fun start with great communication! Here’s how we’ll keep you connected to all the camp magic:

Before Your Camp Week

8 Days Before Your Camp Week Begins: We’ll send you an email with everything you need to know about camp, plus a fun video clip previewing the week ahead!
Wednesday Before Camp: Still need to finish up health forms? We’ll send a friendly nudge, so you’re all set for a safe and spectacular start. You can also log in to your Galileo account and complete them before the first day of camp so that check-in is a breeze.

During Your Camp Week

Wednesday: Midweek, we’ll share a peek into your camper’s journey so far, plus a few fun questions to help spark big conversations about all the new things they’re exploring.
Friday: Help us make Camp Galileo even better and share your feedback in our quick survey!

Can’t get enough of Galileo? Follow @galileocamps on Instagram or Facebook to see what’s happening across our camps.

We’re here to make every moment at Camp Galileo extraordinary. Get ready for a summer of growth, creativity and serious fun!

What to Bring

What to Bring to Camp

The ultimate checklist! Please label all non-disposable items with your camper’s name.

Every Day

Backpack
Nut-Free Lunch & Snack(s): If your camper will be staying for PM Extended Care, please pack 2 snacks – one for the camp day and one for the afternoon.
Water Bottle
Sun Protection: Sunscreen, hat, or shades
Towel: for Water Day (Thursdays only)!
Galileo Lanyard & Name Tag: Wear it proudly after your first Monday
EpiPen: if you need it
Photo ID: Grown-ups need this for pick-up!

Dress Code

Comfortable, casual clothes that can get dirty
Layers for cool mornings (especially in the Bay Area)
Closed-toed shoes are required for Supernovas (4th-5th grades) and Meteors (6th-8th graders) and recommended for all!

Theme Days

Here’s what you need to know about Camp Galileo theme days:

🌈 Tuesday: Team Color Day (Wear your team color, assigned Monday)
🤪 Wednesday: Wacky Wednesday themes below!
- 6/3: Sports Day
- 6/10: Mismatch Day
- 6/17: Pajama Day
- 6/24: Character Day
- 7/1: Camp “Free Choice” Week—check with camp staff on this week’s theme!
- 7/8: Gali-ween
- 7/15: Hat Day
- 7/22: Hero Day
- 7/29: Space Day
- 8/5: Animal Day
- 8/12: Dress Like a Staffer Day
💧 Thursday: Water Day (At all locations except for San Francisco). See special Water Day items below.
👕 Friday: We Are Galileo! (Wear your camp T-shirt. You will receive your camp T-shirt by Wednesday of your first camp week. Only one T-shirt per camper for the summer)

Special Items

On Water Day, campers should bring a towel and wear a swimsuit (under their clothes) and closed-toed water shoes. Please note that our two San Francisco locations do not offer Water Day, due to often chilly weather.
Note: Campers who depart at 3pm do not change out of their swimsuits before pick-up.
EpiPen, if needed, labeled with the camper’s name. EpiPens will stay with campers throughout the day.
Ice packs for perishable food. Food may be outside for periods of time, and we don’t provide refrigeration at camp.

NOT Permitted at Camp

Pets
Toys, games, cards, video games and other tech
Personal valuables
Weapons, drugs, alcohol, tobacco and banned substances

Cell Phones at Camp

Phones must stay off and in backpacks all day, including during Extended Care.
If you need to contact your camper for an emergency, please call the Camp Office – (the camp phone number is in the Camp Information section)

Camp Policies

Illness & Absences

At Camp Galileo, we follow all local Public Health Department guidelines. If your camper is showing signs of illness, please keep them home and let your Camp Director know of the absence.

Behavior Policy

The following policies help everyone feel safe and included, so campers can focus on learning and having fun:

Campers are expected to participate safely and respectfully.
Campers requiring 1:1 supervision, disrupting camp or threatening safety may be asked to leave.
Behaviors meriting expulsion include violence, threats, dangerous behavior, possession of weapons/substances, robbery, property damage, harassment, hazing or intimidation.
We do not issue refunds for campers asked to leave.

4th-8th Graders: Safe Materials Usage

Supernova (4th–5th graders) and Meteor (6th–8th graders) campers get to take their projects to the next level, using advanced materials to build big, bold creations. As safety is our top priority, we review responsible tool use at camp and encourage families to talk about these guidelines at home.

Glue Gun Safety:

Hold the glue gun carefully and never touch the metal part or hot glue.
Dispense only small amounts of glue at a time (small dots work best!).
Always return the glue gun to its designated space after use.
Wait 10 seconds before touching glued items.

Meteors ONLY Additional Tools:

Camp Galileo 6th–8th graders use additional tools, including tape measures, screwdrivers, clamps, drills and hand saws.
Always use tools as intended and respect your fellow innovators.

Phone Usage Policy:

At Camp Galileo, we believe that the magic of summer camp lies in real-world connection, creativity and hands-on learning. When you go through the Fun Machine, you enter a screen-free world, where campers and staff are fully present with one another—building friendships, exploring hands-on projects and immersing themselves in joyful learning and fun.

Our Screen-Free Experience Policy applies to all campers and staff and is grounded in our commitment to providing an engaging environment that can truly only exist at camp!

Campers are not permitted to use phones or personal digital devices at any time, including during extended care hours, unless they need to communicate with family and have been given permission to do so.
Devices should remain off and stored in backpacks throughout the camp day.
If a camper uses their phone, they will receive a reminder of our policy. After more than one reminder, their device will be stored in the camp office for the remainder of the day and returned at pick-up.

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Locations FAQ

Questions and answers about our camp locations and other basic camp info.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages can go to this summer camp?

Camp Galileo Pasadena is designed for kids between 5–14 years old, or those entering K–8th grades in the fall. Campers are grouped by grade—rising K–1st (Nebulas), rising 2nd–3rd (Stars), rising 4th–5th (Supernovas) and rising 6th–8th (Meteors)—with activities tailored to their age.
What kinds of activities will campers do at this location?

Rising K–5th graders visit three exciting destinations each day: Innovator’s Studio to create individual STEAM projects, Idea Lab to collaborate on fun design challenges and Outdoor Adventure for team games and classic summer fun. Rising 6th–8th graders spend their days diving into one epic weeklong project. Every Camp Galileo Pasadena camper also participates in all-camp games, ceremonies, skits and songs.
Can my camper attend multiple weeks?

Absolutely! At Camp Galileo Pasadena, we offer six unique weeks of curriculum for rising K–5th graders and three unique weeks for 6th–8th graders, so every session is a new adventure. We find that the more weeks kids attend, the more hands-on skills, creative confidence and resilience they build. We even offer discounts for attending multiple weeks at Camp Galileo Pasadena: $25 off every week after your first, plus $100 off any six-week purchase.
What are the hours of camp?

The regular camp day runs from 9am–3pm with optional extended care from 8–9am and 3–6pm, all onsite at New Horizon School.
Is there pre-camp and after-camp care available?

Yes! We offer morning extended care from 8–9am and afternoon extended care until 6pm (pick up any time between 3–6pm), all onsite at New Horizon School.
What if my preferred location is TBD?

“TBD” means we plan to host camp in or around Pasadena but are still finalizing our site. Once we confirm the exact location, we’ll update the website and notify enrolled families and families subscribed to our email list.
What does a typical day at camp look like?

Kids at Camp Galileo Pasadena start each morning with a run through the fun machine and an all-camp opening ceremony onsite at New Horizon School. The rest of the day is divided into three parts, where campers create awesome STEAM projects, collaborate on exciting design challenges and get outside for games and summer fun. In between, there’s snacktime, lunch, and plenty of memorable camp traditions.
Are snacks or lunch provided?

No. Please send your camper to New Horizon School with a nut-free snack and lunch and a refillable water bottle.
How does Galileo support campers with food allergies or dietary needs?

Camp Galileo Pasadena is a nut-free camp. We don’t allow food sharing and train our staff to recognize allergic reactions and administer EpiPens if needed. We’ll collect your child’s allergy details during enrollment and review them before camp. We also encourage you to contact your camp director to discuss any specific allergy concerns.

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