Since March 2020, our adventures have been very different than our typical field trips. We travel in 15-passenger vans to Bastrop County and explore low-populated parks and a 3 acre property owned by our Executive Director. Ratios are less than our usual 6:1, social distancing is highly encouraged, and face masks are required when traveling in vans. We know times are difficult and if you are feeling uncertain about your registration, please reach out for a refund (following our cancellation policy) or a full credit for 2021.
Our adventures are different every day, making ATX Kids Club one of the most robust, diverse and active camps in Austin. Our 6:1 ratio and highly qualified team leaders make every day a fun-filled memorable adventure. Please review our refund/cancellation policies prior to registering your child for an adventure. Find Out More
Sibling & Military Discount - 15% off; Referral Discount - 10%
Our adventures are different every day, making ATX Kids Club one of the most robust, diverse and active camps in Austin. Our 6:1 ratio and highly qualified team leaders make every day a fun-filled memorable adventure. Please review our refund/cancellation policies prior to registering your child for an adventure. Find Out More
Sibling & Military Discount - 15% off; Referral Discount - 10%
School HolidaysCampers explore their city and beyond with many of our adventures extending outside the city limits riding in our passenger vans or on CapMetro within city limits. Learn more >
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Summer CampOur campers learn so much about Austin and how to explore their own city. Our 5 day/week program includes traveling on CapMetro to all their favorite destinations. Learn more >
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SaturdaysEach month we offer a Saturday Class that focuses on a skill or provides a volunteer opportunity. We travel in our ATX Kids Club Van or on CapMetro to the scheduled destination. Learn more >
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Immunization Policy: The routine vaccination of all campers and staff is an important public health matter. All those who are attending are required to have age appropriate vaccines as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
