Code Ninjas
Private
Coding and STEM camp at a Code Ninjas center in Tucson, where campers build their own video games, apps and websites on themed weeks covering robotics, Roblox, Minecraft and YouTube. Camps run Monday to Friday as half days - AM 9 a.m. to noon or PM 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. - at $250 per half-day week, with both blocks bookable for a full day at $225 per camp. The center's year-round CREATE program serves ages 7-14 and Code Ninjas JR serves ages 5-7. Located at 1773 E Prince Rd.
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 Code Ninjas directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy son had a great time doing this program. I felt it was a little unorganized, he wasn’t on their list for numerous days. And after the stop motion class was over, we were supposed to receive his project via email but we never did. Which made him really sad he didn’t get to show us. Otherwise, he enjoyed it very much.
Code Ninjas is awesome! The summer camp was thoroughly enjoyed by my 9 year old. Clean, well organized stations & classrooms, friendly staff! Will definitely come again next summer. The pizza lunch on Fridays is an added bonus.
Our child absolutely loves Code Ninjas! We love that the program is self-paced, so he can progress as quickly or as slowly, as he needs. The staff are wonderful and very supportive and know when the kids could use a little extra help. We highly recommend Code Ninjas to all!!!
This has been a great place for my child to learn and grow. They feel safe and comfortable with the staff and able to ask questions when needed. Other students have been friendly. Overall I would reccomend Code Ninjas to anyone who has kids that are interested in gaming.
My son really enjoys attending the classes here, and I have to commend Lisa for her exceptional assistance. When I provided feedback about how parents would appreciate being able to track their children's progress, she promptly implemented a system. Now, parents can monitor their kids' development and engage in the games they create.




