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campusATX

Inspiring young chefs through hands-on culinary adventures in Austin.

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campusATX offers immersive culinary camps for youth, blending education with real-world cooking experiences. Located in Austin, Texas, the camp provides a structured environment where participants learn from professional chefs, engage in team-building activities, and showcase their skills in events like 'Top Chef' style competitions. It fosters creativity, confidence, and a passion for food in a supportive community setting, making it a memorable summer highlight for aspiring cooks.

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2222 Rio Grande St D200, Austin, TX 78705, USA

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Culinary Summer Camps

Week-long immersive programs for youth, featuring hands-on cooking lessons, kitchen safety, and recipe development in a professional ghost kitchen.

Youth Cooking Classes

Structured sessions where students learn fundamental culinary techniques, from baking to savory dishes, guided by experienced chefs.

Team-Building Activities

Interactive icebreakers and group challenges designed to foster collaboration, communication, and camaraderie among campers.

Final Showcase Event

A 'Top Chef'-style presentation where students prepare and serve dishes to parents and guests, highlighting their newfound skills.

Sleepaway Camp Experience

Overnight accommodations in campus housing, providing a full summer camp adventure with supervision and community activities.

4.30 · 6 reviews

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ham burger

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· 1 year ago

Spent 4 grand on this camp, first day was just physically demanding “icebreakers” for 2 hours, then you had to walk to target to get food, next day you wake up at 8 to go to the kitchen when you actually start cooking at 10 so you wait for another 2 hours, around 20 students with a tiny 2 stove kitchen, overall not an experience worth 4 grand, would have learned almost the same from watching a couple YouTube tutorials

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Emma Bryan

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· 2 years ago

campusATX was the highlight of my little sister’s summer! She loved the opportunity to cook in a Ghost Kitchen with real chefs. And she loved getting to stay in Hardin House! Go Longhorns!

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Tiff Hunter

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· 3 years ago

The schedule at this camp was well organized and kept the campers moving. My daughter loved it! She made many friends and enjoyed the trips.

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Kellin Goldsmith

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· 3 years ago

I had the distinct pleasure of watching my nephew for a weeks and one of things he wanted to do was follow in his uncle's footsteps of doing culinary school. It was amazing to have such a great opportunity for this camp to be available and for him to be able to emulate what I did. I can not say enough about the organization, the members volunteering their time & passion to these children. The final presentation and tasting at the end of the week was amazing! I for sure highly recommend this to any parent, uncle/aunt, whomever to give this amazing group an opportunity. A special shout out to Lindsay for her passion to enrich the camp throughout ATX and the country.

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Ruthie Dreyer

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· 3 years ago

Great experience with this camp. The staff is highly professional, attentive and responsive. They even have a “top chef” style cooking event at the end for parents! Really fostered a sense of community and enthusiasm around cookies. My daughter made great friends

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Dave Emmert

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· 3 years ago

This was my son’s first sleep away camp and he had such a great time! From the get go, signing up was easy & there was great communication with the staff. My son, Jerry, made a bunch of friends that he still talks to, and came home with confidence and passion in his new hobby. He can’t wait to go back to Austin for another summer of fun and learning - and we can’t wait to taste what he makes!

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