Summer Camp NYC

Summer Camps in St. George, Staten Island

9 camps · Staten Island

7 open for registration2 free/subsidized

Staten Island gets skipped in most NYC camp roundups, which is genuinely their loss. The St. George area has 9 solid programs, some of the most distinctive outdoor programming in any borough, and prices that are noticeably lower than comparable Manhattan or Brooklyn options. If you live on Staten Island, or if you’re willing to take the ferry (free, and one of the better commutes in the city), this is worth a look.

The Greenbelt Conservancy is the standout. High Rock Park sits inside the 2,800-acre Staten Island Greenbelt, the largest contiguous urban forest on the East Coast outside of Alaska, which is a sentence that surprises most people. Greenbelt summer programs run nature and outdoor education for ages 5–15 at $10/week, which is effectively free. For a nature-based outdoor camp in New York City at that price point, there’s nothing else like it.

Sunrise Day Camp is another program worth knowing about: it’s completely free for children with cancer and their siblings, ages 3–16. If you have a family member who could benefit, this is one of the most important programs in this directory.

All camps in St. George

What's available

Outdoor & Nature

Greenbelt Conservancy Summer Programs (outdoor education, ages 5–15, $10/week), Staten Island Museum Earth Camp (nature/STEM, ages 8–13, $320–$400/week), New Country Day Camp (outdoor activities, ages 4–14).

Free & Special Programs

Sunrise Day Camp (FREE for children with cancer and siblings, ages 3–16), Greenbelt programs ($10/week).

STEM & Arts

Staten Island Children’s Museum Mini Camps (arts/STEM, ages 4–9), Super Kids Summer Camp (performing arts/STEM, ages 4–12, $490/week).

Academic

Staten Island Academy Day Camp & TAGcamp (multi-activity + gifted track, ages 4–14).

General Day Camp

JCC of Staten Island Day Camp (ages 3–14), College of Staten Island / UAU Camp (college campus, ages 5–14).

Price range

Greenbelt programs ($10/week) and Sunrise Day Camp (free) are by far the most affordable. Staten Island Museum Earth Camp ($320–$400/week) and Super Kids ($490/week) have listed pricing. Most other programs require direct inquiry.

Nearby

Staten Island Greenbelt (2,800-acre urban forest), Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden (Staten Island Children’s Museum and Staten Island Museum are both here), Staten Island Ferry terminal at St. George (free, 25-minute ride to Lower Manhattan), Todt Hill.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many summer camps are in the St. George area of Staten Island?
There are 9 active summer camps listed for the St. George area on this directory, covering outdoor/nature, STEM, arts, academic, and general day camp programs. Ages range from 3 to 16.
What is the most affordable summer camp on Staten Island?
Greenbelt Conservancy Summer Programs run at $10/week for nature and outdoor education, ages 5–15. Sunrise Day Camp is completely free for children with cancer and their siblings, ages 3–16.
Is there a nature or outdoor summer camp on Staten Island?
Yes. Greenbelt Conservancy runs nature and outdoor education programs in the 2,800-acre Staten Island Greenbelt for ages 5–15 at $10/week. Staten Island Museum Earth Camp offers nature and STEM programming for ages 8–13. New Country Day Camp provides outdoor activities for ages 4–14.
Is there a free summer camp for children with cancer on Staten Island?
Yes. Sunrise Day Camp is completely free for children with cancer and their siblings, ages 3–16. It’s one of the most important specialized programs in this directory.
Can I get to Staten Island summer camps from Manhattan?
Yes. The Staten Island Ferry runs from Whitehall Terminal in Lower Manhattan to St. George, it’s free and takes about 25 minutes. Several camps in the St. George area are accessible from the ferry terminal.

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