Bricks 4 Kidz Roanoke Virginia
Private
Bricks 4 Kidz Roanoke-Salem is a local franchise of the national Bricks 4 Kidz brand, running half-day and full-day summer camps at its Oak Grove Plaza creativity center in Roanoke. Camps use LEGO bricks and STEM principles to build themed models (Minecraft, Star Wars, superheroes and more), motorized projects and mosaics, with Advanced Robotics and Stop-Motion Animation options; each camper takes home a custom minifigure and camp T-shirt.
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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 Bricks 4 Kidz Roanoke Virginia directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleRarely do I write Google reviews, but Bricks 4 Kids deserves all the stars, and more. This is a wonderful option for both little and big kids, boys and girls. It is such a welcoming environment and my children get so much from being there. We've hosted birthday parties, attended camps and after-school programs and the time they spend there pays off not only in fun, but improved problem-solving and creativity. In fact, on Bricks 4 Kids days, I notice a true difference in how they chose to spend their time at home. Shelly and her team are fantastic to work with, responsive, caring and creative. Highly highly recommend!
My kids (9f, 8m, 5m) all LOVE Lego camp! I appreciate how communicative and flexible the owner, Shelly, is. My middle son was sick with a fever and she was very supportive of us shifting to a different week with no added/hidden fees. My daughter was devastated that we forgot to take pictures of her week's build, and Shelly responded quickly to my request and texted me pictures of what my daughter had made.
We just signed up for another summer camp with Ms. Shelly and Bricks 4 Kidz. We’ve come for several years now, and they always take care of our family. My son LOVES Legos and always has a blast with all the great themes. It’s also great that he gets to bring home a minifig he builds each week. We went to Legoland this spring, and the first shirt he packed was his camp shirt. I see some reviews for the birthdays aren’t awesome, but what I can say is my son’s best friend threw a party here in the fall, and all the kids (6-8 year-olds) seemed to have a great time. It was Lego Star Wars themed. I will say it probably works best as a drop off because the space is geared for little friends more so than a bunch of adults.
My son has been going to Bricks 4 Kidz for over 9 years. He absolutely loves the summer camps and parent night outs. We held several of his birthday parties there, and he had such a great time. The staff is fantastic with the kids and the programs are so engaging and fun for the kids.
There were so many things I can say negatively about this place. 1. For the price of $250 I was expecting a really nice room with maybe Lego tables and things then a separate room for cake/food. However it is one room that is filled with 4 smaller rectangle tables and 2 bigger rectangle tables that fill up the whole room and truly make it so cramped. We had about 25-30 people and it felt like a can of sardines. 2. You do get to keep the mini-fig that you build now as I see other reviewers stated that you couldn’t. However, there was supposed to be a birthday shirt that my son got and we never got that. 3. The owner, I’m assuming, was not nice at all. She was very pushy with the children, very controlling when in the room. Truly felt like a drill sergeant. The kids were told to make their mini figs and there were only 7 children, however she was rushing them to finish so that we could move onto the next thing. Then, when it was time for food the kids were barely done with their pizza, most of the adults weren’t even done and she came back into the room and rushed to get cake done so that “the kids don’t start playing again and have to stop”. I didn’t mind to let them play so that everyone could finish pizza first. What kid is going to turn down stopping to play in order to get cake? Mind you, this was when we still had 45 minutes left. Plenty of time for cake and to open presents. 4. The cleanliness. The floors were very dirty, I understand there are children there a lot however they were stained brown and looked like they had not been mopped in over a month. There were legos all over the floor before our party even started, probably didn’t clean up between parties. 5. When it was time to open presents she stood beside me and forced herself into the present opening instead of just asking if she could help. She was rushing my son through all of the presents as he was trying to show everyone what he got and thank everyone. All in all, if you don’t mind paying $250 to take the chance on getting someone pretty rude and demanding. As well as keeping your party small as there just isn’t room for many people at all. Then go for it, but I’d much rather rent a room anywhere else really for half the price and find my own entertainment.



