Thinkery 2021 Summer Camps
In-person camps begin May 31.
Registration is now open for Summer 2021 Thinkery Camps!
We are pleased to announce that in-person camp sessions at Thinkery will begin on Monday, May 31.
Our weeklong camps provide a creative, safe and challenging environment for campers to learn and grow—and have a whole lot of fun while they’re doing it!
Choose from three different STEAM themes, with activities and experiences designed for campers in three different age groups. New camps start every week, so you can schedule around other summer fun.
Find out why Thinkery Camps are some of Austin’s most popular, loved by parents and young learners alike!
Registration & Pricing
Get details on pricing for Summer 2021 Thinkery Camps, our cancellation policy, and registration paperwork. Learn more
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our day-to-day operations, safety practices, or extended care options. Visit our FAQ to find answers!
Contact us
Your feedback and questions are very important to us. Just email reservations@thinkeryaustin.org. We respond to all requests in the order in which they’re received.
Health and wellness information
Thinkery is doing our part to keep our community healthy and safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The health and safety of our campers and staff remains our top priority. Thinkery’s 2021 program will once again feature reduced-capacity weekly camps that meet or exceed the standards outlined by the CDC and Austin Public Health.
To ensure all camp spaces are in compliance with our rigorous health and safety standards, ALL Thinkery 2021 Summer Camps will be hosted at Thinkery.
While there is no 100% effective way to prevent illnesses, we’re taking ongoing steps to make our in-person camps as clean and safe a learning environment as possible. There are additional steps that YOU can take to help us provide a clean, safe, and healthy environment.
If your child is sick, please keep them at home
We’ll be doing daily temperature checks and health screenings for all campers, and any camper showing signs of illness will be sent home. To save yourself an extra trip, it’s best to keep sick campers at home.
Work with your camper ahead of time to practice good hygiene
Help your camper get familiar with important concepts like:
- Frequent washing of hands with soap and water for at least 15-20 seconds each time.
- Avoid touching your eyes and face as much as possible.
- Maintain physical distance from other campers as much as possible.
- Practice wearing a mask as much as possible.
- Cover your mouth and nose if you have to sneeze or cough. If you’re not wearing a mask, remember to cough and sneeze into your elbow (the “vampire sneeze“) or into a tissue, not into your hand.