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Back for a second year, we will be returning to our site in Madison Valley at The Bush School.
Summer is the perfect time to let your kids have outdoor fun and create amazing memories with new friends. And there’s no better place to do that than at Camp Galileo in Seattle. At Galileo, we’ve designed our summer camp experiences to make Seattle summers unforgettable for your kids!
Our summer camps in Seattle offer your child the chance to embark on a unique adventure during each camp session, where they can explore and experience a variety of different activities. We encourage our campers to embrace their creativity by participating in STEAM and design projects, art and outdoor play. Our camps foster an environment of collaboration, teamwork and friendship, in whichids can bond and connect while completing their projects and tackling challenges together.
Our camps in the Seattle area also offer the educational benefits of teaching students to become self-directed problem solvers and use critical thinking skills as they brainstorm innovative ideas, like the best way to build a castle or tilt-a-whirl. Wwe offer STEAM-based projects to promote exploration, hands-on learning and critical thinking skills for campers in grades K-10. Through beloved outdoor activities like relay races and face painting, campers stay active and have the opportunity to experience the more traditional parts of summer camp.
If you’re looking for an exciting and fun-filled summer experience for your kids, enroll them at Camp Galileo in Seattle! With a unique blend of indoor and outdoor activities that promote innovation, problem-solving and team building, your kids will develop the skills they need to succeed now and well into the future.
Ready to give your kids the summer they’ll be talking about for years to come? Enroll today to give them the summer of a lifetime.
