Search camps by name across Portland, Denver and Houston

Tell us your kids' ages and interests. We'll plan their whole summer.
Camp Finder is an AI chat (type or talk, about 2 min). The planner is a 7-step form. Or browse all camps
How it works

STEP 01
Ages, interests, schedule, budget. A 6-year-old who loves bugs and a 10-year-old who lives for basketball need completely different camps — and we need to know both.

STEP 02
Our planner searches 650 sessions across 1,118 camps and builds a scored, week-by-week schedule — factoring in age fit, interest match, cost, proximity, and open spots.

STEP 03
Swap camps, tweak weeks, share with your partner. When it looks right, register directly — we link you straight to each camp's sign-up page.

Every kid deserves a summer that fits.
The average parent spends seven hours a week driving kids to activities. Youth activity costs are up 46% since 2019. And if you have two kids with different ages and different interests, you don't have two scheduling problems — you have one family-sized puzzle that nobody else is solving.
Every other camp site is a directory. Search, filter, bookmark, good luck. They made it easier to find camps. They didn't touch the actual problem — making it all work.
1,118+
camps listed
650+
individual sessions
6
activity categories
Weekly
in-season camp checks
Every age, every interest

Not just a directory. A planner.
We think about siblings, drive time, variety, and your sanity.
Why we're different
01
A 5-year-old and a 12-year-old don't just need different camps — they need different kinds of experiences. We factor in age-appropriate variety, not just age eligibility. The goal isn't filling weeks. It's building a summer that gives your kid what they actually need.
02
If you have three kids, you don't have three separate scheduling problems. You have one family-sized puzzle. We think about proximity, overlapping drop-off windows, and same-org programs for different ages — so you're not living in your car.
03
78% of mothers handle more of the scheduling than their partner. We're not here to add another task to your list. We're here to take one off. Search less, plan faster, stop second-guessing.
Camp Finder
Camp Finder is an AI chat. Type (or talk) about your kids' ages and interests, the weeks you need covered, and a rough budget. It suggests a camp for each week, weighing enrollment status, interest match, age fit and price.
Prefer a form? The planner asks the same questions in seven quick steps. Either way, confirm dates and prices with the camp before you register.




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ProjectKids is a camp directory and planner for parents in Portland, Denver, and Houston. We aggregate 1118+ camp providers and 650+ individual sessions across sports, arts, STEM, outdoor, community, and multi-activity categories. Session data — dates, costs, age ranges, schedules, enrollment status — is collected from each organization's website and checked against the source. We check camps with break and summer programs every week, and the rest about once a month.
But we're not just a search engine. We think about the logistics that other camp sites ignore: sibling coordination, drive time between locations, age-appropriate variety, and the reality that planning a summer across multiple kids is a project in itself. Our planner builds scored, week-by-week schedules based on your family's actual needs — not just keyword matches.
Parents can browse camps, filter by age and schedule, compare up to three camps side by side, save favorites, and build a personalized summer plan — all in one place. Pricing ranges from free community programs to $600+/week specialty camps, with the average full-day camp at about $325/week. We don't handle registration — we link directly to each camp's official sign-up page.
Built by PurviewX. Data refreshed regularly. Currently available in Portland, Denver, and Houston — more cities on the way.
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