
Creative Arts Kids
Private
Creative Arts Kids in Greenville runs an arts-focused summer camp with weekly themes in painting, fiber arts (crochet, weaving), and drama, plus recreational field trips to children's museums, swimming, and fun parks. Camp is open daily 7am-6:15pm for rising 1st graders and up, with single-day options available. Located at 1912 E Firetower Rd, Greenville.
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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 Creative Arts Kids directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThey encourage bullying and are very nasty and hateful to the kids.And have a tendency to hang up on children
We've used this afterschool care for over a year and haven't had any issues. The kids seem to really enjoy it, especially the summer camp. Everybody who works there is pleasant. Don't believe the negative reviews you read here. They are likely from parents who have uncontrollable kids. I would definitely recommend Creative Arts. I especially love that they are open during teacher's workdays and other times when the school is closed but I have to work. Overall, a pleasant experience and my kids learned to crochet there.
My son attends the after school program and summer camp. I have only good things to say about the program, staff, and owners. They are so kind and the program is very organized and engaging and my son never wants to leave at the end of the day. He has made so many sweet friends there.
I've left a review of Stem Encounters as well. They are owned by the same people and my son spent time at both places during summer camp. This place is terrible, the adults bully the children and they don't correct bullying from other kids. These kids a yelled at and berated to behave and be still. Kids can't do that all day. They they put down your child's Pre-K program in front of him! He met us at the door with his book bag and lunch box, told us he had to leave because he was bad. Still to this day he comments about this place being mean to him. I think they need to be investigated.
We signed our son up for the you tube video camp thinking it would be a greater point of emphasis and something different for him. It really wasn’t. They did some interesting things with painting and a loom that my son enjoyed. A huge red flag for me was how quiet it was when I came to pick up our son. There is definitely a high emphasis on discipline, being quiet and sitting still. My son also stated unsolicited that the main teacher I don’t her name was nice to the parents but as soon as they left she was mean. He has never ever said that about any adult that has taught him in any capacity. The staff was also borderline rude to my wife when she had to repeatedly ask for a receipt and were given excuses why they couldn’t give one all week. They also never responded to an email request. I would not recommend this establishment.





