Creator CampDefining the next generation's relationship with technology, our in-person and online creative tech programs are paving the way for the future. We believe in hands-on, real-world learning where kids have the creative freedom to make whatever they want. It's our way of making a positive impact on the world, one creative idea at a time.
Creator Camp (creatorcamp.org) has 216 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Madelyn M.
In creator camp, I remember everybody liking Eric! Eric gave a personalized note to everyone in his camp when it ended! The Oscars we did was fun, everyone got a cool trophy. I really liked the camp but my younger sister would come home a lil grumpy sometimes. I would definitely recommend Roblox coding camp :)
Anthony R.
Xander loved the shark tank camp, this is such a great experience for him. Apparently he did very well earning creator bucks for his products. I'd say the only thing missing is pictures of his experience. I would love to have a glimpse of what he is doing. Thank you Ms. Abigail and Ms. Abby for giving Xander a great experience.
Cara M.
Overall the experience was positive. Staff were attentive and the location was very good. I’m a little disappointed in the apps that were used for the camps. One camp used an app that will be discontinued in one month, so my child won’t be able to apply what he learned for very long. The other camp used GarageBand which is a good app, but it’s one my son already used and knew a lot about. Due to this, he didn’t learn much that was new. I would recommend that with their promo materials, they include the apps that they plan to have the students learn and use.
Response from Creator CampJul 3, 2026
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your feedback with us! We are so glad to hear that your overall experience was positive, that our staff was attentive, and that the location worked out well for you. We also really appreciate your honesty regarding the software used in the camps, and we completely understand your perspective. To give you a little background on the game design app, Struckd, its discontinuation was actually a surprise announcement right before our summer season kicked off. Because it happened so close to camp starting, our team didn't have enough time to completely rebuild and test a brand-new 3D game design curriculum. We are so sorry for any disappointment this caused! The silver lining is that the core concepts your son learned, like level layout, game logic, and pacing, are completely transferable skills that will give him a huge head start in any other game engine he explores. Regarding GarageBand, it is definitely an app that many creative kids have encountered before! While it is super approachable for beginners, it is also a highly complex, professional-grade tool used by real musicians and producers. Because it has so many advanced layers, mixing capabilities, and automation tools, it can take years to fully master. That being said, we love that your son already had a great foundation, and we appreciate knowing he was ready to be pushed even further! Your suggestion to list the specific apps in our promotional materials is an excellent idea, and we will absolutely share this with our team so parents can better gauge the perfect track for their child's skill level. Thank you again for helping us grow and improve! We would love to welcome your son back in the future for a camp that gives him a brand-new, exciting challenge to tackle.
Shir M.
Overall my 10yo daughter had fun, wrote songs on Garage band and was met with a kind and friendly counselor in her small group. My one pet peeve is that the website presents a day in a camper which includes recess outside, running, going in a playground, and that didn't happen. So from 8:30-3:30 kids were in a room, moved to another room for lunch, and returned to their specific room to continue to work on their iPads. I'm not sure I would have signed up for this knowing that ahead of time. Kids sitting all day and in front of an iPad... The camp cannot sell on their website something they do not deliver. Otherwise, counselors were kind and communicative and they have done well within the parameters of their goals.
Response from Creator CampJul 2, 2026
Thank you for sharing your feedback with us. We are so glad to hear that your daughter had a great time writing songs on GarageBand and that she had such a kind, communicative counselor guiding her through the process. We completely understand your concern about screen time and physical activity, and we want to assure you that our campers are not on iPads all day. We intentionally build in two designated, completely screen-free breaks during the day to ensure everyone gets a chance to unplug. Regarding recess, our policy is always to utilize safe outdoor recess options and playgrounds whenever they are available at a specific venue. However, outdoor access does vary by location based on facility setups and safety parameters. When outdoor spaces are not available, we transition to indoor recess, where our team works hard to keep campers active, moving around, and engaged with peer-to-peer games. We really appreciate you bringing this to our attention, as it helps us ensure our website expectations align clearly with each specific location. Thank you again for your feedback, and we are glad that your daughter still walked away with some great new music production skills.
Beth A.
The counselor, Amelia, was so wonderful - very kind and patient and supportive. Loved getting her card at the end of camp! My son enjoyed the first camp - the You Tube Creator camp a bit more than the 2nd camp which was about You Tube gaming . . . he didn't feel he learned as much about how to make gaming videos as he did in the content creating of the first camp. Would love to find more classes during the school year!