Nik N.
6/22/2020
Of all of the online activities we have done, camp Galileo is by far the most engaging. As long as I have the needed supplies, which are emailed in advance, my daughter stays put, listens and...
Camp Galileo Palo Alto
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4120 Middlefield Rd
Palo Alto, CA 94303
Camp Galileo operates award-winning summer camps across over 60 locations in Northern and Southern California, Chicagoland, Denver, and Seattle, enriching the summer experience for K-10th graders with hands-on STEAM projects and collaborative activities. Founded over 20 years ago by a dedicated team of teachers, artists, makers, and engineers, the camp curriculum is designed to spark imagination and develop essential innovation skills in children.
Emphasizing the joy of learning and teamwork, Camp Galileo combines creative problem-solving with outdoor play, providing an engaging environment where campers can enjoy making new friends while tackling exciting design challenges. With a legacy of serving hundreds of thousands of happy campers, the program ensures that summer is filled with fun-filled, educational experiences that foster lifelong skills.
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Jay P.
6/27/2021
We were trying to find 2 week summer camp for our 4 year old since both of us work and were lucky to find somewhere our son really loved. After the fact I found some great information about...
W. T.
7/1/2024
This is generally a good camp. The counselors are enthusiastic and well-trained and my kids find the projects interesting. The reason I'm giving them three stars is because I feel their process...
Michelle B.
7/19/2019
My 11 year old son spent several sessions at Galileo summer quest in Palo Alto. He had a great time and asked me to let others know what a fun camp Galileo is. I was very happy with the counselors...
Apa A.
8/22/2016
Our now 5.5 year-old has attended Camp Galileo for two years, 4 weeks this summer. (Nebula & Star) An amazing, truly 'mind-set-shaping'-experience. What Camp Galileo say they do: A. Let kids...
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