The New Orleans Hornets and the National Basketball Academy have organized a summer basketball camp for boys and girls ages 7 to 16. The camp will be lead by Hornets' point guard Marcus Thornton and will tour the following areas: New Orleans, LaFayette, Slidell, Hammond and Kenner. Read More..

Yes, there is. The New Orleans Jewish Community Center (NOJCC) offers summer camps for kids so they could make use their free time from school to learn more about arts, sports, theater, and even go on filed trips and camping with their families. Winner of the Nickelodeon 2009 Parents Pick Award for Best Day Camp in New Orleans, the NOJCC has been holding summer camps for more than five decades now. Read More..

New Orleans is known for jazz. And summer camps are not only for kids. So if you are a grown-up or an adult that would love to learn or to further learn about jazz, then register now for the First Annual New Orleans Trad Jazz Camp for Adults which will run from the 1st to the 6th of August this year. The camp is open for people ages 21 and above. Read More..

The Southern Yacht Club of New Orleans will hold a sailing summer camp for kids ages 8 and up which will run from Tuesdays to Fridays from 9 AM until 3 PM. The camp will have three sessions, and each session will last for 2 weeks or 8 days. The camp will run from June 8 until July 23 which is the last day of the third session. Let your child enjoy the thrill of sailing and learn more about Opits, Flying Scots and 420s. Read More..

Ursuline Academy in New Orleans is the longest running exclusive school for women in the United States. And for this year, they are offering summer camps or programs for girls of any age (depending on the summer program chosen) - Ursuline student or not. Read More..

For boys who are into sports and are as young as 5 years of age, there are three summer camps in New Orleans which offer purely sports lessons - perfect for the summer. Brother Martin Sports Camp for boys offers lessons in baseball, basketball, non-contact football, lacrosse and wrestling. Read More..

Yes there is. The Hermann-Grima House in New Orleans offers summer historical camps focusing on Creole culture and history. Kids that are incoming third to sixth graders are welcome. The instructions are not mainly lecture type. Read More..

The Gallier House's "Dig It" Archeology camp for kids will run for two sessions. The first session will run from June 8 to 19 while the second session will run from August 3 to 14. Junior Archeologists or campers can get to learn more about historic preservation of artifacts and other archeological methods. They can also get to experience an on-site archeological dig and even visit historic sites in New Orleans such as the Vieux Carre. Read More..

If you are looking for a summer camp for your kids that is close to nature, then you should register your kids to the New Orleans City Park Summer Camp. The activities include fishing, boating, horseback riding, water games and activities, filed trips to museums and botanical gardens and a whole lot of fun activities that your kids will surely enjoy. This is what a summer camp is supposed to be like, not an extension of your child's school with all those proficiency programs or camps. Read More..