Day camps are perfect if your New York City kids want to spend a day exploring, meeting new friends, and learning new skills. There are so many day camps for kids in New York, so we did the research and rounded up some of our favorites that offer a wide variety of fun! Whether it’s sports, crafts, coding, dancing, theater, or even learning about digital media, there is plenty of fun to go around. What are you waiting for? Browse through our list of camps and register!
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The 14th Street Y at 1st Avenue offers little ones aged 3-6 years old a safe, fun and active daily adventure. The whole of the extensive facility including gym, heated indoor pool and well-stocked art facility will be open to campers. Campers can check out their camp section of the website to see when the latest day camps are in session!
Neighborhood: East Village
Learn More: 14streety.org
The 92Y has various camps and campgrounds that offer all sorts of experiences to every camper, from their outdoor day camps in beautiful Rockland County (suitable for kids aged 5 – 13 years old) to their Preschool Day Camp for 3-5 year olds, and including more camps in the city for ages 3-18 years. From gymnastics to dance to adventure camp to summer art programs, your child can pick whatever their heart desires. The 92Y has been around for over 140 years and its mission is to change lives and empower the younger community while also having tons of fun each summer. Little ones aged from 2.5 years up can also participate in their “Summer Clubhouse.”
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: 92y.org
Ignite your child’s creative spark at the Abrons Arts Center! Abrons offers innovative and transformational learning experiences in dance, music, theater, and visual arts for campers aged 5 – 13 years. Campers will participate in an exchange with professional artists and arts-workers while unpacking the artistic process. Extended day classes provide additional opportunities for arts learning and deepen creative exploration.
Neighborhood: Lower East Side
Learn more: abronsartscenter.org
Adults & Children in Trust (ACT)
Campers enjoy spacious grounds, and extensive indoor and outdoor facilities. Engaging Activities include trips, arts & crafts, sports, performances and entertainment. Various activities are available for children of all ages; play-based preparation for Nursery hosts even the youngest children aged 9 months to 36 months in small one-to-one classes. Their 11-acre oasis in Manhattan brings the country to the city and allows children to garden, eat under the shade of maple trees, play in multiple indoor and outdoor arenas and create art in their 5 studios on the expansive property of The Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Financial aid is available.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights (UWS)
Learn more: actprograms.org
Advantage All-City Tennis, Sports & Arts Camp are for children ages 4-14 years. Kids have access to a pool, gym, and athletic fields, plus nearby additional outdoor courts. Easily reached by tram, subway or car. Optional transportation provided, and a West Side option has been added at Manhattan Plaza Racquet Club. Advantage Tennis is the City’s oldest established tennis junior development program. Players improve through quality instruction, practice and competition and having fun with friends. Campers round out the day with swimming, arts and crafts, and field sports.
Neighborhood: Roosevelt Island and Midtown
Learn more: advantagecamps.net
Camp Applause gives children aged from 3 years old (must be potty-trained!) through 18 the chance to hone their performing skills and get in touch with their theatrical side. Taught by professional actors, Camp Applause offers classes such as singing, acting, dance, costume and set design, improv, as well as theater games and appearances by Broadway stars.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: applauseny.com
Sports and fitness for all New Yorkers. Asphalt Green Summer Day Camp builds character, confidence, and community. Children ages 4 1/2 to 15 express themselves through sports, arts, and innovative programming. Asphalt Green fosters a supportive community that encourages each camper to be creative, explore interests, and step out of his or her comfort zone. State-of-the-art indoor and outdoor facilities combined with expert instruction create the ultimate camp experience at two locations: Upper East Side and Battery Park City in Manhattan. Swim in a 50-meter (Upper East Side) or 25-yard (Battery Park City) pool, play sports on a 1.5-acre field (Upper East Side) or a full-court gymnasium (Battery Park City), go on adventurous field trips, and more!
Neighborhood: Upper East Side, Battery Park City
Learn more: asphaltgreen.org
The Art Farm in the City offers programs for children to interact with live animals and connect with them through hands-on experience. Their eco-friendly facility is a nurturing space where children are taught how to care for animals and the planet. The Art Farm Camp features cooking, arts and crafts, swimming at the 92nd St Y, soccer with Super Soccer Stars, animal care classes, and weekly themed activities, as well as field trips! Children ages 3-10 years are sure to enjoy their full range of activities, and create lasting memories.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side/Yorkville
Learn more: www.theartfarms.com
Atlantic students (4-18 years) spend their summer days forming a theater ensemble and rehearsing a performance project or play. Each program culminates in a final workshop presented to an audience of family and friends. Younger students weave theater, music and theater-related arts and crafts together as they learn about different styles of performance. Summer Creators rehearse an adapted musical play. Young Actors explore techniques, scenes, and monologues and create their own mini commercial film projects.
Neighborhood: Chelsea
Learn more: atlanticactingschool.org
Campers at Aviator will be separated into groups by age, for days filled with everything their 175,000-square-ft facility in Brooklyn’s Floyd Bennett Field has to offer. Activities for kids ages 3 to 14 are available in a supervised environment. Their low counselor to camper ratios ensure your child is safe and smiling all day. Whether your child attends Aviator for 1 week or 9 weeks, spending the summer with them will be a summer your child never forgets! Multi-week bundle, early birds, and sibling discounts as well as transportation, early drop off and late pickup options are available.
Neighborhood: Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn
Learn more: aviatorsports.com
Ballet Academy East’s Summerdance is a fun-filled summer program for girls ages 3 to 8. Designed to foster imagination and inspire a love of the arts, the curriculum includes dance, art, drama, cooking, swimming, and more. Led by gifted instructors who specialize in teaching young children, each session culminates with a special in-studio performance highlighting the children’s accomplishments. Students may enroll in Summerdance for either four or eight weeks or customize their own schedule.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: balletacademyeast.com
Like their sister School for Children, The Bank Street Summer Camp fosters emotional, physical and ethical growth within campers (aged from pre-K through 11th Grade), by using educational professionals to help them develop their own personalities and individual voices through love of play, creativity, and collaboration. Through experiential education, they seek to strengthen not only individuals, but the community, and the larger population, in which adults and children, in all their diversity, interact and learn. Camp celebrates the individual child, creating a positive camp culture and zest for living that encourages exploration and problem solving.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: school.bankstreet.edu
Here, they have weekly trips around the city, visit zoos, dive into swimming pools, and so much more! The “Intro Camp,” which operates as an extension of their regular nursery school lies down a foundation for the children to acclimate them to a camp environment. Early bird hours and late pickups are available.
Neighborhood: Park Slope
Learn more: beansproutsdaycamp.com
MOVE, LEARN, and GROW with BDC Children and Teens this summer! BDC Children and Teens is proud to bring you the best in Special Events, Camps, Intensives, and Workshops with the dance industry’s top talent and educators. Try something new, learn from a master teacher, explore a new genre – there’s something here for everyone! Their one-week dance camps are perfect for girls and boys of all levels to learn about dance, try a wide variety of styles while making new friends and lasting memories! Ages 3 to 14. Ten different themed weeks to choose from. Register now!
Neighborhood: Midtown
Learn more: broadwaydancecenter.com
New York City is one of the most incredible places in the world, and we are lucky enough to call it our home. This summer, Book Nook will be exploring the world of the imagination through six weekly themes (four in the Tribeca location) each of which involves exploring the places and things that help to shape the wonders of childhood. Options are available from 2.5 – 8 years.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Tribeca
Learn more: booknooknyc.com
Brooklyn Acting Lab offers weekly theater programs for elementary and middle school-aged actors. There are different themes each week, so every experience is different! Campers are taught how to create a character, how to really pull off some convincing performances, and grow very comfortable on and off the stage. Their programs run right through until August 30th, and include the creation of a Summer Musical – You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.
Neighborhood: Carroll Gardens, Park Slope
Learn more: brooklynactinglab.org
At Brooklyn Game Lab, your child will have the chance to play chess against other competitive players along with cooperative and strategy games. They’ll be able to create their own games as well as change existing ones for the better. The staff here gives merits to designing, problem-solving, and diplomacy skills, which reaches far beyond camp. Brooklyn Game Lab is for children ages 6-14 years. Book by the day or week.
Neighborhood: Tribeca (new location), Park Slope
Learn more: brooklyngamelab.com
Brooklyn Sewcial gives children the chance to exert their creative control with design and crafting! Each week is a different theme of what campers will be creating (hello Harry Potter week during the Spring Break) so each experience is its own and can’t be replicated. From mythical creatures to winter wonderland, your child will be able to critically think and then create whatever they want in small groups of up to 6 campers.
Neighborhood: Greenwood
Learn more: brooklynsewcial.com
The Caedmon School’s Discovery Camp takes full advantage of the fun and educational sights and scenes that New York City has to offer. With five camp groups for ages 2.8-12 years and specific, age-appropriate field trips, the five boroughs become an exploratory playground for curious kids. Children will get to experience NYC icons like the Empire State Building and Coney Island, as well as the Liberty Science Center and Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Includes a swim program.
Neighhborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: caedmondiscoverycamp.org
Camp Lango immerses its campers into a Spanish or Mandarin language program, where all the activities and exercises work towards the goal of mastering the language chosen. Children can pick from dance, music, or crafts to learn about the cultures of each of the respective countries. Each week has a different and engaging theme designed to give a fun twist to the overall learning process. Campers will also go on field trips to Prospect Park Zoo, Chinatown, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Brooklyn Children’s Museum.
Neighborhood: Boerum Hill
Learn more: langokidsnyc.com
The Summer STEAM program at The Cathedral School is running three main sessions (each one lasting two weeks) for 2020: Sustainability, Circuits & Robotics and Engineering, with single-week signups also available. STEAM activities are blended with traditional summer camp fun, to create an educational and entertaining experience for campers aged 5-12 years old.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights
Learn more: cathedralnyc.org
From ice-skating to golf, from soccer to bowling, Chelsea Piers offers 16 specialty summer sports camps for kids ages 3-17. Every day, children get the chance to try an activity that’s outside of their core sport – check out their Ninja & Parkour Camp if you have super-active kids! Other fun and educational activities include Harbor Cruises aboard a U.S. Coast Guard-certified vessel and appearances by professional athletes. Plus, campers enrolled in the Urban Adventure program make visits to off-site locations and also get the chance to kayak, stand-up paddleboard, and sail on the Hudson. Bus transportation is available from major neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Neighborhood: Chelsea/Hudson River
Learn more: chelseapiers.com
The Children’s Academy at LIU Brooklyn is for children ages 3-12 to spend time on academics, athletics, and creativity. Campers can take part in courses like robotics, movie making, fashion design, comic books, learning a new language, as well as dance. Those interested in sports can also take up the sports camp that is offered here, and a new Middle School Camp has recently been added to their offerings featuring a Rock Band Academy!
Neighborhood: Fort Greene
Learn more: liu.edu
China Institute Children’s Summer Day Camp
Make your child’s summer a fun-filled experience by enrolling in Children’s Summer Day Camp at China Institute. Designed and tailored for different age groups ranging from 2 to 14, the Children’s Summer Day Camp offers instruction of Chinese language, history, literature and culture in an exciting and interactive environment to students of all proficiency levels. Children will participate in various cultural activities, such as calligraphy, Chinese sports, theater, arts and crafts, storytelling, and cooking. Weekly field trips on Fridays give your child the opportunity to travel to New York City’s diverse cultural institutions.
Neighborhood: FiDi
Learn more: chinainstitute.org
Join CGPS for summer fun for children 4-8 years of age. Located on the campus of Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School, the camp is state-of-the-art and air-conditioned, with indoor facilities, three individual playgrounds, and a 60-foot indoor, heated swimming pool. Multi-week discounts apply if registration and payments are made by May 1st, 2020. Activities include daily instructional and free swim, water play, team games, theme week celebrations, and more!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: cgps.org
City Kid Explorers offers a range of fun and creative camp options over the course of nine weeks (including cooking camp!). This camp was designed to help children stay in the swing of things when it comes to academic enrichment, so they don’t face the “summer slide.” Campers are able to explore various things like art, museums, food, parks, and so much more. Plus, every child will leave with a journal and photos to remember the experience. Runs until August 31st.
Neighborhood: Soho
Learn more: citykidexplorers.com
Coding Space offers a few different options for a summer full of coding. The Upper East Side Camp is the GirlCode Summer Program, where they teach young girls ages 8-13 how to code. They offer 1-, 2-, and 4-week long sessions. The Upper West Side Camp is a co-ed space for children ages 8-14 to learn the ins and outs of the coding sphere. The Park Slope Camp offers both the GirlCode and coed camp options. It’s not just sitting in front of a computer all day though moms and dads – plenty of outdoor activities are built into the schedule. Past field trips have involved trips to Google, Facebook, Microsoft and others! One-off days are also available.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Park Slope
Learn more: thecodingspace.com
This camp is for all of the design gurus out there aged 6-13 years. Cooper Hewitt Design Camp gives students the tools and knowledge to work and think creatively in the design space. There is a four-step process that every camper must master. It is defining problems, creating ideas, making, and then evaluating.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: cooperhewitt.org
Summer Science Camp at Corlears School, designed for children ages 2-10. Campers explore animal and plant habitats, learn about composting, watch birds in Central Park, and engage in science-related art and music. Kids also get free-play time outside.
Neighborhood: Flatiron
Learn more: corlearsschool.org
Cumbe Dance (Center for African and Diaspora Dance)
Cumbe Dance’s goal is to open up a world of imagination and creativity while showing the vitality of dance, song, and rhythms of Africa through their Dance, Drum and Imagination Summer Camp. The groups are all very small, limited to 13 students, so that teachers are able to be hands-on when teaching new things. The two 2-week sessions give campers the knowledge and confidence to then create a show that they will perform at the end of camp!
Neighborhood: Stuyvesant Heights
Learn more: cumbedance.org
Dalton offers campers several different options for kids of all ages including an expansive day camp filled with music, art, sports, and theme days as well as an exhilarating Sports Camp, and Tiger Camp for campers ages 6-11. Campers will also get to participate in age-appropriate field trips. Flexibility is honored at Dalton, as both full and half-day programs are available as well as pro-rating.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: dalton.org
Dazzling Discoveries Day Camp
Accepting campers aged 5-12 years old, Dazzling Discoveries is equipped with 3D printers, robotics kits, science equipment, electronic components and an inspiring array of craft supplies, hot glue guns, and building materials for projects of all shapes and sizes. From building cardboard “hurricane proof” houses (which kids then “test” with a garden hose in their private backyard) to designing walking robotic creatures using 3D printed parts and motors, Dazzling Discoveries science, technology, and engineering Summer Camp gives children a creative way to learn new skills, explore individual interests and excite their imaginations. Runs through September!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: dazzlingdiscoveries.com
Digital Media Academy offers a wide range of tech and STEM camps from video game programming to 3D art animation. Campers will gain access to the latest tools and software and can choose a “pathway” to follow, whether they’re interested in Coding & Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Music Production and more! Camp is held at NYU’s Glucksman Ireland house, opposite Washington Square Park.
Neighborhood: Greenwich Village
Learn more: digitalmediaacademy.org
Discovery Camps are designed for active and fun-loving children of all ages. Campers enjoy sprinkler rooftop play, art, science, movement, music, dramatic play and gym time. For children ages 5-10, they have Discovery Stars where campers create and perform their own play. For the more athletic-minded, they have Gymnastics Camp (age 5-13 years).
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: discoveryprograms.com
Both Junior (grades K-3) and Senior (grades 4-8) day camps are offered through Manhattan’s Downtown Day Camps program. Activities are tailored to age groups and interests. With an array of art, aquatic, and athletic programs as well as electives and field trips, campers are immersed, engaged, and energized while they learn and play. Transportation options are offered throughout downtown Manhattan.
Neighborhood: Battery Park City
Learn more: manhattanyouth.org
The range of activities and sports is extensive and customized for different age groups at Dwight Summer Day Camp: Early Childhood Division (ages 1-5), Rookie Camp (ages 4-6), Semi-pro camp (ages 6-8), and Pro Camp (ages 9-13). Programs include 2D and 3D art, game design, circus arts, music, movement/dance, yoga, swimming, fencing, basketball, volleyball, baseball, soccer, gymnastics, tennis, and more. The camp offers age-appropriate day and overnight trips and an indoor swimming pool, as well as transportation options from both the East and West sides of Manhattan.
Neighborhood: East Harlem
Learn more: dwightsummercamp.org
EBL Coaching’s 3-Week Summer Skills Building Programs for students in grades preK-5 uses research-based, multi-sensory techniques to help students develop their reading, writing, and math skills. EBL also offers 3-Week Summer Strategy Programs for middle and high school students to teach strategies for effective test taking, note taking, organization, and time management. Sessions are held in July and August on their Upper East Side location. Specialized programs for students with learning disabilities and ADD/ADHD are also offered, and one-on-one home and on-site tutoring is available year-round.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: eblcoaching.com
Why pick one sport when you can go to camp and play multiple sports? Fastbreak Kids offers an outdoor multi-sports program for 5-12 year olds, and an indoor multi-sports camp for 3-6 year olds. Older children might like to check out their FUNdamentals Basketball Camp for 7-15 year olds or their City Skills Basketball Academy for 12-18 year olds. Some camps run through August 30th.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: fastbreakkids.com
French Institute Alliance Francais
At the French Institute Alliance Francais’ Summer Day Camp programs, kids of all ages will be able to explore everything the French culture has to offer and improve their language skills. The programs include Fun in French Day Camps for ages 5-10, Cultural Discoveries Program for ages 11-14 and Immersion Classes for Teens ages 11-17.
Neighborhood: Midtown
Learn more: fiaf.org
Fieldston Outdoors, a program of the Ethical Culture Fieldston School, is a six-week Co-ed day camp for kids entering Kindergarten through 7th grade. The program offers a full range of activities, including art, physical education, swimming, dance/movement, nature study, gardening and music. Fieldston Outdoors offers a special focus on the environment, nature and the Hudson River, which campers learn about through songs, stories, folklore and crafts presented by staff specialists and visiting artists. Transportation options from Manhattan & Brooklyn available.
Neighborhood: The Bronx
Learn more: fieldstonoutdoors.ecfs.or
Fusion Academy is a revolutionary accredited private middle and high school where one-to-one classrooms unlock academic potential. With one student and one teacher per classroom, curriculum and teaching styles are completely personalized. Their flexible scheduling creates a summer school that won’t take away summer fun. Students can enroll at any time, and take classes at a time of day that works best for them. Whether you want to catch up, get ahead, or take a class for fun, they’ve got you covered. Earn class credit with great elective options including arts, music, and yoga.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Downtown Brooklyn, Koreatown
Learn more: FusionSummer.com
The Girl Scouts of Greater New York have a few different options for when it comes to summer camp. Urban Day Camp is for elementary-aged girls (2nd – 5th grades) to go out and explore the world and support environmental efforts. It also reinforces S.T.E.AM. projects! Campers hike, swim, garden, and so much more! Over 4,000 NYC Girl Scouts attend this camp every year across seven different locations throughout the city. City Summer Camp has been part of the Girl Scout tradition for over 100 years. Girls get outside and learn about the environment, so they can become advocates for the future!
Neighborhood: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens & Staten Island
Learn more: girlscoutsnyc.org
The Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program is for young women aged 10-18 who want a hands-on, extensive learning session for coding. The two-week program covers various topics that are related to computer science like art, robotics, video games, and apps. Participants will get to hear from influential guest speakers as well as partake in workshops.
Neighborhood: Downtown Brooklyn, Upper East Side
Learn more: girlswhocode.com
Gymtime offers three summer camps — gymnastics, sports and Summer Breeze day camp for toddlers. The gymnastics camp is offered for ages 5 and up and additional activities during the day include yoga, cooking, art, music, and outdoor activities. At the sports camp, kids will learn the fundamentals of gymnastics, yoga, Tae Kwon Do, and take part in organized sports. The Summer Breeze campers (ages 2-4) will get the opportunity to explore everything Gymtime has to offer. This includes activities in the gym, kitchen, library, and outdoors.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: gymtime.net
The Harlem School of the Arts offers a summer of fun in the arts for children ages 4-12. At ARTScape Summer Day Camp campers enjoy a variety of classes in five different art forms: music, dance, theatre, visual art, and musical theatre. Weekly trips to NYC’s cultural destinations and afternoon activities highlight their three 2-week sessions. Each session culminates with a showing for campers and their families. Their dedicated staff return year after year to help campers develop their skills in the arts, all while making lifelong memories. Intensive programs for older kids are also available.
Neighborhood: Harlem
Learn more: hsanyc.org
The Handwork Studio offers kids from 5-16 years creative, educational ways to learn the tradition of needle arts and machine sewing from the likes of professional artists, instructors, and skilled teachers. The camp’s New York locations are at Poly Prep Country Day School and Williamsburg Northside Lower School in Brooklyn. Early bird discounts are available until Feb 1.
Neighborhood: Brooklyn
Learn more: thehandworkstudio.com
The Hewitt Summer Clubhouse, a coed day camp for children entering first grade through grade 5. The Hewitt Summer Clubhouse camp offers fun-filled weeks of swim, trips, sports, and specialty programming including S.T.E.A.M and Broadway-themed camps. Campers enjoy two days of instruction and open swimming, activities including chess, sports, art, and photography. With Central Park as their backyard and a play rooftop, campers will have plenty of outdoor fun! Weekly day trips include Brooklyn Bridge Park, Rye Playland, Museum of Moving Image and more.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: hewittschool.org
Hollingworth Science Camp provides children fun and captivating ways to introduce the concepts of physical science, life science, biological science, and environmental science. Through child-responsive activities like visual arts, outdoor time, reflection, and so on, children are able to delve deep into learning while having a blast with peers. Each session has a different theme, focusing on a different area of science, so kids will have a wide vocabulary and knowledge of the subject.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights
Learn more: tc.columbia.edu
HudsonWay’s Immersion Summer Camps provide an opportunity for campers to deepen their language skills or develop new skills in a variety of unique themes. Campers will be grouped by age and/or ability. HWIS Immersion Summer Camps are not only language immersion, but cultural immersion as well. Each weekly session allows campers the opportunity to explore a specific Mandarin or Spanish-speaking region in depth – including its art, architecture, food, music, and dance. The program features the implementation of a newly developed project, theme-based unit of study. Campers will engage in hands-on, multicultural activities aligned with the introduction and strengthening of the target language, creative writing, science, and mathematics skills.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: hwis.org
HYPOTHEkids (Hk), a 501c3 organization, is a K-12 STEM education initiative of Harlem Biospace. Various Summer Science Programs, taught by Columbia University affiliated faculty and students, for rising 4th – 8th graders lay the foundations for biomedical engineering, structural design, and green energy.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights
Learn more: hypothekids.org
iD Tech offers STEM-based summer programs for students, ages 7 – 17, focusd on tech, programming, robotics, game design, and more. This premier summer tech camp for kids and teens has various locations around New York City.
Neighborhood: Multiple
Learn more: idtech.com
If your kiddos need some intensive support to help them prep for the SHSAT, SSAT and the ISEE (middle school and high school exams administered in the fall), then you should consider a summer intensive program with Ivy Tutors Network. Contact them for information about their customized offerings.
Price: Available upon application
Learn more: ivytutorsnetwork.com
International School of Brooklyn
For students who are pre-K to 3rd grade, IBS offers French and Spanish Language Immersion programs. Through hands-on and creative activities, students of all language levels advance their skills, in group sizes of 12-15 children and 2-3 teachers. Additional programs are available for older children, including a Counselor in Training program.
Neighborhood: Carroll Gardens
Learn more: isbrooklyn.org
Day Camp at the JCC lets children ages 3-6 engage in experiences to reinforce a positive self-image, develop peer relationships, and to form new skills they didn’t have before. Campers participate in swimming, athletics, arts, as well as the community while also exploring and celebrating Jewish life.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: jccmanhattandaycamp.org
The half-day summer camp program at Jodi’s Gym offers flexible scheduling for ages 3-8 years. Children spend the morning learning the fundamentals of gymnastics while also enjoying music, art, storytime, games, and lunch. From air castle bouncy time to parachute play to freeze dance, kids will develop motor skills and confidence throughout the summer.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: jodisgym.com
Kate Tempesta’s Urban Golf Academy
Kate Tempesta’s golf camp will teach your child the skills to become a golfer in a fun, captivating setting. Every camper’s curriculum is based on their age and athletic abilities so that the instruction is familiar with where they are with golf. The “fun factor” is very important here, so all campers engage in activities centered around golf, but connecting it to other concepts like social, cultural, or academics. More information about the Summer Camps will be available in March 2020.
Neighborhood: Central Park
Learn more: ktuga.com
Summer 2020 at Kids at Art is going to be a blast! Children may attend either by the day, half day, or by the week (half day or full day). Children are asked to bring their lunch for the full-day session. When the weather permits, they will have lunchtime outdoors at a small park around the corner.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: kidsatartnyc.com
At Kids in Sports, campers ages 2.5-6 years will spend from 9 am – 12.30 pm each day at Temple Israel playing different sports, and other activities including arts-and-crafts and story-time. An outdoor sports program is offered for ages 4-8 at the Randalls Island and includes other activities cooperative learning games and relay races.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side, Randalls Island
Learn more: kidsinsports.com
Kings Bay Y uses its Jewish values and ideas to bring a summer full of fun, meaningful relationships and connections. The day camps (incorporating swimming) provide an exciting and safe place for kids to build friendships and to create memories that will last a lifetime. While they always strive to have fun, children will also learn about new things, skills, and have a newfound sense of self-confidence.
Neighborhood: Sheepshead Bay
Learn more: kingsbayy.org
The award-winning summer camps, Lavner Camps, include more than 50 different day camps to choose from! Children aged 6 – 15 can participate in Camp Tech, R3volution, Exploration Day Camp, and the CIT Leadership Program. Lavner’s mission is to create the summer of a lifetime while also delivering cutting-edge ideas for campers to learn, build skills, and develop lasting relationships. Whether your child wants to focus on sports, technology, the arts, or education, they can do it all at Lavner Camps.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side, Greenwich Village
Learn more: lavnercampsandprograms.com
Real-life rocket scientist, Scott Heifetz, founded LAUNCH with one mission in mind: Inspire children to love and learn math and science! LAUNCH provides toddlers to tweens with inspiring math instruction and STEM-based camps and workshops. LAUNCH summer day camps are week-long sessions packed with hands-on STEM projects that campers get to keep. Multiple camps are offered each week for three different age groups for kids 4-12. Campers create air-powered rockets, build robots, learn code, conduct chemistry experiments, tinker with electronics, discover biology…and beyond!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Tribeca
Learn more: launchmath.com
During the summer, girls who are potty trained up until the age of 3 (potty trained) can attend Let’s Dress Up’s special two-hour summer programs. Little fairytale fans will be able to dress up like princesses and other favorites as well as attend tea parties, participate in crafts, have fun with games, and play pretend with friends!
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: letsdressupct.com
At their traditional day summer camp program for children ages 3 through entering 5th grade, Leman Manhattan offers campers swim lessons, soccer, tennis, basketball, karate, yoga, woodworking, outdoor play at their rooftop playground, and a daily lunch prepared by chefs trained at the French Culinary Institute. Additionally, Leman offers weekly workshops for grades 4-9 in which kids can enjoy playing basketball, hone their culinary skills, and work in visual and performing arts.
Neighborhood: Financial District
Learn more: lemanmanhattan.org
Little Lions Camp, formerly Cubs Camp is the Columbia University Athletics Department’s day camp for all kids ages 6 -12. The camp’s main focus is keeping kids physically and creatively active, and programming features classic PE games, backyard favorites, sports, arts and crafts and special surprises. Little Lions believes in kid-centric programming, meaning that daily schedules change based on camper preference.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights
Learn more: perec.columbia.edu
Manhattan School of Music
This day camp for aspiring musicians aged 8-17 encourages kids to develop their musical talents, while having fun! Whether your kids play an instrument, or their voice is their instrument, they will get so much out of their camp experience. Entry is by audition only, and the admissions deadline has now passed for 2020.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights
Learn more: msmnyc.edu
For over 90 years, Marks JCH summer camps have provided a place for children of all ages to come and have fun and make lasting friendships. Yeladim is for children ages 2-4 to focus on social and emotional growth. With swimming lessons, plays, and introduction to Israeli culture, your child will have a solid foundation of camp under their belts. Chalutzim is for children in kindergarten through 4th grade. Here, they challenge campers to athletics, community and creative activities. Tzofim is for children in 5-6 grades. At camp, they’ll be able to select what they want to do from a variety of adventures such as softball, boating, and tennis. Haverim is for teenagers in 7-9 grade. Campers go to theme parks, museums, as well as go on adventures that are all rooted in Jewish cultural programming. The Inclusion Camp is a safe place for children with special needs to have fun in a true camp environment.
Neighborhood: Bensonhurst
Learn more: jchb.org
Marymount Summer Camp offers specialty Day Camps for children ages 3.5-13 in the heart of New York City. All camps include outdoor sports, weekly swim instruction, and field trips. The World Cultures Day Camp (ages 3.5-5) includes indoor and outdoor activities featuring International music, dance, sports, games, art, and nature study. The Drama Camp (grades 1-7) is a creative acting, singing, and dance program culminating in the performance of a full musical production. In Summer S.T.E.A.M. Camp,(grades 1-5) campers discover the world of natural science, robotics, media, and technology through laboratory experiments, use of state of the art Fab Labs, and field study.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: marymountsummer.org
This Goddess Summer Camp will let your daughters ages 5-7 learn the power of affirmations, learn about inspiring and historical goddesses from all over the globe, and will connect with other girls about what makes each one of them a goddess. Activities at the Goddess Camp include meditation, crafts, tribal dance, nature, and of course female role models. In addition to tapping into creativity through dance and crafts, goddesses will be able to learn about nature and environmentalism, so they can become advocates in the future.
Neighborhood: Stuyvesant Heights
Learn more: mischievousgoddess.com
During the summer months, Morningside Montessori School hosts its programs with a twist: The Summer of Science! The sessions will provide the same fantastic facilities like a rooftop playground, yoga, music, soccer, and both in-house and outside activities. The program is for children ages 2-5.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: morningsidemontessori.org
New Country Day Camp offers high-quality programs for kids to participate in while exploring Staten Island’s 75-acre Henry Kaufmann Campground. Kids in grades K – 8th can enjoy hiking, swimming, or just simply relax and soak up the sun! Transportation is provided from Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Neighborhood: East Village
Learn More: 14streety.org
At the New York Film Academy’s summer camps, your child can immerse themselves in the world of film. Whether they enjoy filmmaking, acting, screenwriting, journalism, photography, musical theater, or game design, there are multiple activities and programs to get involved in and learn from. Thousands of teenagers and kids from all over the world have been flocking to these camps since their inception in 1996.
Neighborhood: Battery Park
Learn more: nyfa.edu
Join the NY Kids Club for an unforgettable summer that introduces children to so many different and new activities as well as expanding their social circles and developing new relationships. Highly skilled educators are part of every aspect at NY Kids Club to ensure your child learns the most they can while also having the time of their life.
Neighborhood: Multiple locations
Learn more: nykidsclub.com
The Nightingale-Bamford School
Nightingale offers Sunny Days, which is a summer enrichment program for girls in K-grade 4. This program offers an array of activities based on the age of each child and their skills. For middle school-aged students, Beyond the Classroom provides a variety of experiences to challenge and improve their leadership abilities. Children participate in intellectual, creative, and artistic activities to shape them into smarter, more capable students in and out of the classroom.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: nightingale.org
The Notre Dame summer camp is for girls in grades 6-9 and provides guidance in English, math, art, coding, design, and American music. This is a New York Experience that gives young women the chance to learn about their city in a fun, different way by taking part in community activities and drama exercises.
Neighborhood: Greenwich Village
Learn more: cheznous.org
NYCFC’S soccer camps offer children the opportunity for extensive instruction from professional youth coaches in a fun, safe environment. Campers will have training in technical and tactical elements as well as critical thinking in the game and ball mastery. There are full day as well as half-day options available for whatever your camper is looking for in a soccer camp!
Learn more: nycfc.com
Oasis is a family of traditional summer day camps that help children learn and practice the skills they will need to succeed in school and in life. Oasis campers have the opportunity to be active, think creatively and make new friendships that will last a lifetime. Oasis includes their traditional day camp for children ages 5-11. Activities include athletics, fine arts, nature exploration, swimming, team building, and more. Also offered is the Early Start Imagination camp, which was specifically developed to meet the physical, and emotional needs of kids ages pre-k-5. Finally, a Teen Travel program for young adults ages 12-15 is also offered.
Neighborhood: Bayside, Upper West Side, Brooklyn, Lower East Side and more
Learn more: oasischildren.com
The Park Slope Day Camp offers an array of options for campers to choose from. There’s the Pee Wee camp for Pre-K-kindergarten children, Junior Camp for K-1st grade, Middle Camp for grades 2-3, Senior Camp for 4,5,6 grades, On Wheels for 6,7, and 8 grades, Leadership Experience for grads 9-10, Sports Academy for grades 1-5, Cirque for Pre-K to grade 5, and Mini Camp for Pre-K to grade 8. All of these camps offer an immersive camp experience with outdoor time, developing friendships, and learning new skills.
Neighborhood: Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, North Slope, Windsor Terrace, Bay Ridge
Learn more: parkslopedaycamp.com
Budding ballerinas and dancers of all kinds can attend Peridance Dance Camp for two or ten weeks of instruction. Ages 6.5-10 can take ballet, modern, jazz, tap, African dance, hip-hop, salsa, choreography, and dance history. Programs also include musical theater and crafts.
Neighborhood: Gramercy Park
Learn more: peridance.com
The goal of the Physique Swim School is to equip campers aged 5-14 years with water confidence, safe practices in the water, as well as teaching them correct swimming strokes. This is a fun, safe environment for your little camper to become comfortable while swimming and hopefully they’ll go on loving the sport for years to come! Lunch is included.
Neighborhood: Financial District
Learn more: physiqueswimming.com
Planet Han offers weeklong half-day and full-day immersion camps where your child will learn to speak Mandarin with confidence! This summer, they will explore new flavors, take on adventures from around the world and travel back to Song and Qing Dynasty. Activities including, but not limited to: LEGO building workshop, group dance, arts & crafts, acting, Chinese calligraphy, local shopping, ping pong, and plenty of outdoor Tai Chi and game time!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Upper East Side
Learn more: planethanchinese.com
Riverside Park Conservancy hosts Soccer, Tennis and Multi-Sport summer camps in Riverside Park; weekly, low-cost, high-quality sports camp experiences for children ages 4-14. The camp uses the sports fields and courts in Riverside Park between 96th and 110th Streets and employs on-site medical trainers. All programs provide uniforms or t-shirts and healthy snacks. Proceeds from the camp cover the cost of instruction and program incidentals and in addition fund the care and improvement of the active recreation areas throughout the park. Riverside Park Conservancy and the sports instructors dedicate 20% of the camp’s revenues to scholarships.
Neighborhood: Morningside Heights
Learn more: riversideparknyc.org
This summer, send your child to RoboFun! Your junior engineer will build and design their own LEGO robots (Grades K-6), video games (grades 1-6) and stop motion animation films (grades 4-6). Children work in groups of 10–14, with 2 teachers. Their trained staff love children and work hard to make sure each of our campers has a fun time learning and building their own projects. Camps run in different locations throughout the city. Half-day and full-day options are available.
Neighborhood: Multiple
Learn more: robofun.org
Summer Camp at RSS offers seasonal fun in a safe and stimulating learning environment! Certified teachers provide personal instruction and support during music, arts and crafts, sports, yoga, field trips, and special events! Children learn and play in our air-conditioned gym and classrooms, a rooftop playground, and heated pools. Special Threes half-day programs are available for little ones.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: rodephsholomschool.org
Sacred Heart is excited to launch summer programs for girls and boys utilizing their state-of-the-art Athletics and Wellness Center! Join them for their June programs: Swim & S.T.E.A.M. (girls and boys, 5-8), where participants combine wellness activities and S.T.E.A.M. concepts, and our Soccer & Basketball Sports Program (girls, 8-14), where participants work on sports specific skills with expert instructors. Their All Around Town program (girls and boys, 5-9) will engage in sports and a variety of recreation activities, including excursions to The Bronx Zoo and Dylan’s Candy Bar! All programs include swimming and pool time in their beautiful 6-lane, 25-yard pool.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: cshnyc.org
Summer is a great time for kids to explore the world of nature and STEM. At SciTech Kids, they spark children’s innate curiosity and creativity through rich, hands-on, captivating experiences that show how STEM relates to everyday life. Their science camp is geared for kids ages 4-15. Mornings are spent in Central Park, your child’s laboratory, where they gain a full, sensory experience studying our urban ecosystem. Afternoons are filled with a range of STEM activities including 3-D printing, robotics, game design, Minecraft Mod, and much more.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: sci-techkids.com
For the best in summer dance programs, families should consider the School at Steps’ classes. Catering to all age groups, from 2-18, the educational options range from beginner technique classes for younger kids, to an intensive training program for dedicated students wanting to become professional dancers. School at Steps covers a range of genres, including ballet, jazz, tap, modern, hip-hop, and theater dance.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: stepsnyc.com
Sheridan Fencing Academy runs camps throughout the year, some dedicated to introducing new students to the sport, and others designed to improve the performance of competitive athletes. They offer several different camp options for different levels of fencing experience and day rates are available.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side and Queens
Learn more: sheridanfencing.com
The Spark Business Academy’s summer camps at Leman Prep have been given praise by Business Week and Bloomberg TV as a pioneering camp for young people. The mission of Spark is to teach financial literacy and to empower students by educating them in this area. These day camps give campers the hands-on practice at real-life business strategies and allow them to think critically. Spark is very different than any other camp and will give your child a leg up on all things finance and business. Financial aid is available.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: sparkbusinessacademy.com
Offering John McEnroe tennis academy coaches and directors along with 20 courts, SPORTIME Randall’s Island hosts a premier tennis camp for kids ages 5-15. The venue also has a sports camp with activities like basketball, Ultimate Frisbee, flag football, kickball, softball, Pilates, yoga, and even a slip-and-slide.
Neighborhood: Randall’s Island
Learn more: sportimeny.com
Stargazer Day Camp is known for being one of Brooklyn’s favorite summer camps. The camp is known for providing a fun, safe and healthy experience for your kiddos while playing and interacting with many dynamic children from all walks of life. Kids are able to stay active through many different activities that are offered. Stargazer also plans trips that are fun for the entire group such as visiting Dave & Buster’s, Splashdown Beach, Shipwrecked Mini Golf and many other fun and exciting places.
Neighborhood: Mill Basin, Marine Park, Bergen Beach, Canarsie
Learn more: stargazerdaycamp.com
Steps on Broadway Youth Summer Programs is the place to be this summer for dancers of all ages and levels! First Steps (ages 18mo to 5 yr) students begin their dance journey by exploring fun themes to live music in creative movement, ballet and many other styles! Students in the Kids & Teens Program (ages 7 to 15), are inspired to try new dance forms. The Summer Workshop and Intensive (ages 7 to 18) are geared toward the dancer who wants a more in-depth course ranging from five to eight hours a day. For any questions about Summer Youth Programs, email alexandrac@stepsnyc.com. Join Steps for an exciting summer!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: stepsnyc.com
Steve and Kate’s Camp conforms to kids, not the other way around! Instead of a rigid structure, they give campers choice. Instead of teaching kids the typical way, they give them tools and gentle guidance to help them become autodidacts, people who teach themselves. The difference is subtle–and it’s profound. You can buy a whole summer membership or you can purchase as many day passes as you want. Use the passes whenever. Didn’t use them? No sweat. They’ll give you a full refund for unused passes. And best of all, you don’t even have to tell them when you’re coming. Flexible drop-off and pickup is available.
Neighborhood: Cobble Hill, Kips Bay, Lower Manhattan, Upper East Side, Upper West Side
Learn more: steveandkatescamp.com
The Studio School offers three different programs all designed to ensure a summer full of fun and discoveries. Morning Fun is for ages 1-3, where the campers spend time singing, painting, and cooking as well as splashing around in the kiddy pool. Discovery Days is for ages 3-6, where campers invent new things while engaging their imagination to the fullest. Summer by Design is for ages 6-13 where campers choose from workshops in arts, music, technology, culinary arts, or theater. They also go on trips around the city that coincide with their chosen topic.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: studioschoolnyc.org
Super Soccer Stars Summer Camps are the best way to stay active and have a blast this summer. Each camp teaches soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive environment where campers learn and have fun!
Choose from a classic all-soccer camp, a multi-sport camp that combines Super Soccer Stars and Amazing Athletes’ multi-sport program, or a Soccer+STEAM camp that combines soccer, art, and STEM education into one well-rounded camp experience. Plus, many camps have Flexible Drop-Off schedules. Half and full day camp options, as well as our daily Summer Drop-In Program, are available now.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: newyork.supersoccerstars.com
Every week during the summer, kids aged from 4 – 12 at TADA! create and perform an original mini-musical…in just five days! Campers write, rehearse, and perform their original show based on weekly themes. Professional teaching artists direct scenes and teach related musical numbers from TADA!’s original family musicals and Broadway/Off-Broadway shows.
Neighborhood: Koreatown, Park Slope
Learn more: TADAtheater.com
At Taft Summer School, young scholars will find a platform to expand their education. Whether students in grades 7-9 are looking for a preview of boarding school life, students in grades 10-12 want to hone their academic skills, or teens want to take SAT prep courses, this independent, educational environment is a fantastic resource.
Neighborhood: Watertown, Connecticut
Learn more: taftschool.org
Take Two Film Academy
Aspiring filmmakers aged 5-16 can make movies they want to see at this creative and technical summer camp. Take Two has two locations: one downtown and one on the Upper West Side. Each week’s camp has its own special theme, including Music and Sound Tracks and Advanced Editing.
Neighborhood: Downtown, Upper West Side
Learn more: taketwofilmacademy.com
The Food Network and Rachel Ray have nothing on Taste Buds Kitchen for children aged 2-17. Cook up new and tasty culinary adventures each week this summer and on every school holiday as you develop the skills to chop, mix and swirl your way to a food masterpiece. From nutritious meals to decadent desserts, their camps will set you up to be a future Top Chef while making friends and rewarding your taste buds with new ingredients. Weekly themes include Around the World, Chocolate Lovers, Iron Chef & more.
Neighborhood: Koreatown
Learn more: tastebudskitchen.com
Summer camp at THE TECHNO TEAM is a great exercise for young minds. Held at Reebok Sports Club/NY, this camp offers computer and technology courses that incorporate art, design, and programming for ages 3-12.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: thetechnoteam.com
Tekintellect serves children, grades K-8, with a Common Core Standards-based curriculum summer camp at four different locations in NYC: Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Lower East Side, and Union Square. Kids learn scientific principles through a fun, hands-on, multi-sensory approach while building mechanized models of carousels, cranes, dune buggies, conveyor belts, windmills, and more.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Lower East Side, and Union Square
Learn more: tekintellect.com
Tennis Innovators offers full-day and half-day summer camp sessions. Not only will kiddos get their daily dose of tennis instruction—including drills in coordination stroke development, but there are other outdoor fields for soccer, basketball, and baseball, too!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Midtown, Astoria
Learn more: tennisinnovators.com
Campers, ages 2.5 – 6 years old can participate in Spanish Fun, Friends & Discoveries summer camp, an immersion Spanish program where a team of dedicated language experts assist children in improving their Spanish skills. Activities include academic enrichment, arts and crafts, outdoor activities, cooking demonstrations, movement and dance, music, and local trips.
Neighborhood: Hoboken, NJ
Learn more: tessais.org
TLB Music, formerly known as Three Little Birds Music, is a studio and playroom specializing in teaching kids and parents the wonders of music, art, instruments, orchestra and more. The talented teachers at this summer program are familiar with over 20 instruments and encourage kids to dance, bounce to the rhythm, and play music along with them during classes. TLB also offers drama and art programs!
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: tlbmusic.com
Trevor offers a multitude of camps over the summer. The June Camps range from a Sports/Minecraft camp, musical theater camp, and art/photography camp for students in Pre-K-1st grade. For students in K-12 who want individual music lessons over the summer can do so through the Summer Conservatory.
Neighborhood: Upper West Side, Upper East Side
Learn more: trevor.org
Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts
Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts brings world-class teachers and visiting artists – actors, directors, playwrights, painters, sculptors, musicians, composers, dancers, poets and novelists – to teach and collaborate with campers (aged 5 to 18). Usdan is set on an idyllic campus in Long Island, dotted with open-air studios and performance spaces. Campers choose to “major” and “minor” in classic artistic disciplines such as painting, music, theater, or dance, or in newer choices like metalsmithing and cosplay.
Neighborhood: Wheatley Heights, Long Island
Learn more: usdan.org
Summer Camps at the Wildlife Conservation Society provide a unique chance for kids of all ages to get up close and personal with animals from around the globe without traveling far from home. The Bronx Zoo, Central Park Zoo, Prospect Park Zoo, Queens Zoo, and the New York Aquarium will introduce your child to wildlife & wild places through exciting investigations, animal encounters, hands-on activities, & crafts. Teens can learn what it takes to be a zoo keeper, design an exhibit, & more in our 3-week Teen Internship!
Neighborhood: Multiple locations
Learn more: wcs.org
Winston Prep offers a summer enrichment program that gives students the chance to participate in individually designed programs to improve their academic skills and to begin fostering independence. Parents and kids are able to choose which program fits their needs and timing best. Children can enroll in the Morning Academic Program, July Focus Program, afterschool activities, and/or the WPSNY August Program.
Neighborhood: Chelsea
Learn more: winstonprep.edu
Serving kids 3.5-16 years old, YMCA Summer Day Camp operates out of 20 branch locations throughout New York City. With offerings ranging from Kindercamp for littlest ones to dedicated sports (basketball, soccer, tennis, and gymnastics) and arts camps, children can enjoy active and creative activities all summer long. Counselors may also bring campers to offsite facilities such as local parks and schools.
Neighborhood: Multiple locations
Learn more: ymcanyc.org
Led by World Series champion John “J-Rod” Rodriguez (St. Louis Cardinals), Yorkville Baseball Day Camp covers hitting, fielding, base running, defense, pitching, and strength and conditioning. Players develop skills through individualized instruction and drills. Daily games and game situations.
Neighborhood: Upper East Side
Learn more: yyaa.org
If you love reading books this is the camp for you! Get familiar with authors, go on field trips around New York City, and meet new friends that share the same passion for reading!
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
Learn more: symphonyspace.org
play:groundNYC is a non-profit organization that encourages risk-taking, experimentation and freedom through self-directed play. Sign up for camp where your kids will be able to play and adventure out on 50,000 square feet of play space on Governor’s Island!
Neighborhood: Governors Island
Learn more: play-ground.nyc
New Country Day Camp offers high-quality programs for kids to participate in while exploring Staten Island’s 75-acre Henry Kaufmann Campground. Kids in grades K – 8th can enjoy hiking, swimming, or just simply relax and soak up the sun! Transportation is provided from Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Neighborhood:
Learn More: 14streety.org
Phew… That was a LOT moms and dads. Did we miss anything? Let us know by emailing editorial@www.newyorkfamily.com with additions to this mammoth list!
