Come join us at the Olivette Parks & Rec Camp O for enhanced Programming, including outdoor adventure and non-directed play for eight weeks of fun!

Animals are all around us, from our pets to wild species in the St. Louis area. Campers will explore why some animals are considered invasive, endangered, at-risk, and what people can do to be advocates for creatures in their neighborhoods and around the world. Both wild and domestic species will be discussed with special attention on native wildlife.

Join us for a week of archery, sports, games, and accuracy challenges! Voyager campers will learn the basics of the Genesis compound bow before heading to the range for practice. If you did this camp last year, we have an extra instructor that will help you improve upon the skills gained last summer. Explorers and Adventurers will engage in individual and cooperative games. Sports and games may include soccer, basketball, bowling, bocce, putt putt challenges, soft/magnetic darts, pool noodle tag, and more.

During this shortened, four-day week, campers will head to various locations on campus to play classic backyard and indoor party games. The field, gym, and, dining room, and theater, will all be utilized to play games like croquet, frisbee golf, badminton, bags, washers, hot foot, and ping pong, to name a few. Although there will be no off-campus field trip this week, campers will swim on Wednesday and Friday.

Repurpose, redesign, reimagine! Using a variety of recyclable, old, unused or outdated items, campers will reimagine new lives for found objects. In addition to items campers wish to bring, TCS will supply plenty of fun, exciting, and useful leftover items from the school year. Items may include but are not limited to books, frames, electronics, small wooden furniture, instruments, containers, jewelry, clocks, home decor, etc. There is no telling what this crew will reimagine and create at the end of this week! 

Climb on! Climbing! Our campus rock climbing wall will challenge and strengthen campers as they learn the safety and climbing skills necessary to summit! Climbing is an important part of our curriculum and our equipment is designed to fit campers of all ages. Harness and helmet fitting, basic knot tying, and climbing techniques are some of the topics discussed during this fast paced week. In addition to climbing, our youngest campers will engage in a fun and interactive art project while learning about famous climbers and explorers.

We'll play and build games that will have your child counting, adding and laughing all summer long. Campers will build their own games to take home. Camp is closed on July 4 and 5 and tuition is pro-rated to $195 for the week.

From Taylor Swift friendship bracelets to classic beads and string, we've got everything you need to make an armful and neck full of unique pieces. Camp is closed on June 19 and tuition is pro-rated to $260 for the week.

In this electrifying class, you'll dive into the history of iconic comics, unravel the stories of mighty heroes and their foes, and ultimately craft your very own comic masterpiece.

Unleash the power of your imagination and problem-solving skills to solve mind-bending challenges. Work in teams to build structures, create innovative skits, and come up with solutions to times challenges. All activities are based on the Destination Imagination program, a creative problem-solving competition.

Join forces to craft a world class zoo! Collaborate as a team to design landscapes, construct buildings, and create unique animal enclosures. Decide on your star attraction and bring your zoo to life through teamwork and creativity!

Elevate your coding skills with Wonder Workshop's Dash robot! Campers create unique challenge maps using materials like LEGO, Mindstorm robotics, cardboard, and crafts. Code Dash to navigate these maps, tackling tasks inspired by past Wonder Robotics Competitions. Campers personalize and craft their own limitless coding challenges!

Nature Week: Outdoor Adventures

Career Week: When I Grow Up

Water Week: Splash Bash