What ages does the camp accept?

This session accepts children ages 4 through 12 per the program listing.

Is the camp nut-free?

Yes; staff maintain a nut-free policy—please pack nut-free lunches and follow instructions.

Are tech and materials provided?

CREA supplies laptops, tablets, and maker tools; families only bring lunches, snacks, and labeled items.

Can I enroll for half days?

Yes; the schedule includes half-day pickup options alongside full-day programming.

How do I book or check availability?

Book through the FareHarbor embed using the referral link provided in the listing to confirm availability.

CREA Summer Camp at Industry City: Active STEAM Play for Kids | Workshop | Climbing

Q: Where is the meeting point?

Industry City 253 36th Building 3 2nd Floor, Space C259 Brooklyn, NY, 11232 is the listed meeting address.

CREA Summer Camp Session 8 runs August 3–7 in Brooklyn Meet at Industry City 253 36th Building 3 2nd Floor Space C259 Brooklyn NY 11232 is the listed meeting_point address This weeklong day camp welcomes children ages four through twelve Morning freeplay and warmup segue into a full movement Adventure Motion sensor games, glowing puzzles, climbing challenges, and obstacle courses The Adventure emphasizes teamwork, problem solving, active play, environmental themes Afternoons shift to the Design Lab for two hands-on sessions Campers build 3D models, animate short scenes, prototype eco inventions Laptops, tablets, and stocked maker tools are provided by CREA Families supply a nut free lunch, snacks, and a waterbottle daily Schedule includes early drop off at eight thirty and pickup Maximum group size is twenty participants, keeping ratios small planned The industrial architecture of Industry City lends a maker atmosphere Exposed brick and wide bays allow groups to spread safely Camp connects physical play to creative problem solving and design Instructors guide coding, storytelling, testing cycles, and iterative brainstorming sessions Parents value supervised movement, maker time, and fresh air daily Skills emphasized include teamwork, fine motor, basic programming, and resilience This session suits kids who want active play plus tech Accessibility details are not provided; contact CREA for accommodations questions Booking runs through a FareHarbor embed and the referral link Bring comfortable clothes can get messy, sneakers recommended for climbing Label personal items and include a refillable water bottle daily Staff maintain a nut free policy; follow dietary rules strictly Ideal campers should be comfortable running, climbing elements using tablets Technical skills required: none beyond basic listening and following instructions Recommended gear includes sunscreen, hat, closed toe shoes, and layers Expect indoor climate control with outdoor play during breaks daily Photography is allowed with permission; ask caregivers before photographing children Nearby gems include Sunset Park waterfront access and maker markets Wildlife sightings are urban: gulls and raptors over the harbor History note: Industry City repurposed industrial warehouses into creative space Conservation focus ties projects to environmental themes and recycling principles Photographers aim for action shots during morning Adventures and closeups Best lighting happens during morning play and midday outdoor windows Viewpoints include climbing zone, design tables, and outdoor play yard Subjects to capture: in motion play, focused hands, finished prototypes Registration limits keep groups small and help counselors monitor progress A week's highlight is a showcase where teams demo inventions Expect takeaways your child can show friends, family, or teachers Contact fareharbor through the referral link to confirm availability book Prepare questions: drop off procedures, allergy management, and pickup logistics CREA's staff-oriented approach makes this a reliable choice for summer Kids leave tired, proud, with new skills to keep practicing