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Steve & Kate's Camp - Houston

Kids choose their day—creativity thrives at Steve & Kate's Camp - Houston.

4.3(4 reviews)
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Steve & Kate's Camp - Houston offers a diverse, activity-filled experience for children, with campers choosing from baking, art, robotics, sports, and more under camp director Shericka. The program emphasizes independence in a nurturing setting, supported by a strong staff-to-child ratio and broad activity diversity. Some reviews note safety concerns and communication gaps that the camp can address.

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Location

11055 Timberline Rd, Houston, TX 77043, USA

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Services

Choice-Based Summer Camp

Kids select daily activities from options like cooking, art, sports, robotics, and media in a structured yet flexible environment.

Field Trip Programs

Organized excursions and special events during school breaks, offering diverse educational and fun experiences.

Enrichment Activities

Hands-on sessions including baking, sewing, dance, karaoke, and science projects to foster creativity and skills.

Child Care Services

Safe, supervised care with a focus on nurturing independence and social development for children of various ages.

Seasonal Camp Sessions

Flexible enrollment for summer and holiday breaks, accommodating full-time or part-time attendance.

4.30 · 4 reviews

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Shaela Rahman

via Google
· 12 months ago

My daughters attended Steve and Kate's camp this week and they loved it! They were enthralled by the level of freedom they were given at choosing which activities they do, and were able to fit baking into their schedule everyday! Everyday they came home excitedly talking about their day and what they'd sign up for tomorrow, whether it was cooking, art, karaoke, sports, media, dance, and the list goes on. I loved seeing their confidence grow in a nurturing environment. The camp director Shericka made sure they adjusted and were able to foster their newfound independence. When they came home, they felt empowered to take care of things themselves. I absolutely love how much they enjoyed this camp!

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Chris Ochterbeck

via Google
· 1 year ago

Their field trip camp was one of the best spring break experiences my son had. Great variety and great staff/kid ratio. Definitely recommend.

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lindsey kern

via Google
· 1 year ago

Today was the last day of my 4-year-old's time at this summer camp, and we are so sad about it! It was her first ever summer camp (she went the entire 2 months) and Shericka, the director hit her first summer out of the park. My daughter went to St. Francis Episcopal School and dreaded going everyday. I would have to beg her to get out of the car without causing a scene. For the first time in her life she woke up dreaming about all of the decisions she would get to make at camp. Everyday she was baking, sewing, learning robotics, going on a slip and slide. The things they had for the kids to do were endless and they could pick anything they wanted. The most valuable of all the things, was the diversity. Unfortunately in Houston I feel like it's really hard to find in certain areas. This week we wrote thank you notes and my daughter had a special memory for every single camp counselor. She was so excited to hand deliver them even though she couldn't read the names. This summer will be one she never forgets! Can't wait for next summer.

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Andrea Murray

via Google
· 1 year ago

I really wanted this camp to work out for my kids. They have great programs and my kids enjoyed many of their experiences there. However on two separate occasions both of my 7 year old boys experienced food being dumped on their heads by another child. When they notified the staff they were told to clean themselves up, without help from the staff and we were never notified. Also little if anything was done with the other child. My kids have also come home with injuries that we were never notified about. My sons no longer feel comfortable at the camp and I can’t send my children to a place where ww can’t trust the staff to protect them.

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