AAOC Camps for Youth Development
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AAOC (An Array of Charm Camps for Youth Development) is a Nashville nonprofit at 2620 Clarksville Pike that has run youth programs for more than 20 years. Each summer it offers affordable day camps for ages 4-15, organized as separate Girls Summer Charm Camp and Boys Summer Camp tracks. Programming centers on social and business etiquette, civility and protocol, paired with academic enrichment, character education, leadership training and community service projects. The stated mission is to serve disadvantaged youth.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact AAOC Camps for Youth Development directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Paisley BuckleyMy daughter loves AAOC and so do I. Everything has been such smooth sailing, just from my brief interactions at pick up, it is such a joy.
★★★★★Claudeen DenningI both love and appreciate this program! My girls feel loved! My girls feel protected! My girls feel affirmed! I wouldn’t have it any other way ! They are in a location where they can grow and I am so thankful!
★★★★★SummerbychanelSummer Camp 2K24 at AAOC has been such a wonderful experience for us. There are so many perks with AAOC. Annual Cheekwood Membership Trips to ATL and Kings Island Weekly Movie theater trips New Shoes and so much more. My daughter is exhausted after camp (4yr old). I’m so glad to have found AAOC. I also appreciate the level of class Mrs. Caroline Davis models for our young girls.
★★★Darius PettyIf you live in the Bordeaux area this is conveniently located they provide morning and afternoon services, they provide snacks. It has a really small parking lot and the one lady who kept it running smooth no longer works there but it's cool for what they do. Word to the wise; Just keep up with your payment receipts!
★Nyasha ChinodaI personally attended and I wouldn't recommend this camp to anyone. AAOC apparently stands for An Array of Charms and I couldn’t tell you how incorrect that is unless values and staff have changed since I attended. My specific experience with this camp occurred when I was only 12, in which the owner, Mrs. Davis called me out of the pool to specifically tell me that I needed to shave my pubic hair because it was unladylike it was. Hearing that from someone who was supposed to be a role model for me was heartbreaking so I told my mother that night and she was enraged. So unless you want your children to form body dysmorphia at a young age like I did I wouldn’t suggest this camp.