Fruit Loops Art Center is a family art center in downtown Hood River offering summer art camps for kids, along with weekly art clubs, all-ages skills workshops, and family open-studio sessions. The locally owned center also hosts periodic free art days for 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 Fruit Loops Art Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWe Love Fruit Loops! My son has been in multiple programs, the teachers are so fun and engaging! The open play and birthdays that we've attended at Fruit Loops are great as well!
I had the pleasure of visiting Fruit Loops Art Center while in town, and it was an amazing experience! The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making our visit feel special from start to finish. We were traveling with our two young boys, and they absolutely loved every minute. The hands-on activities were perfect for their age, and they were so engaged in the creative process. It’s a fantastic place for kids to explore their artistic side while having fun. Highly recommend it for families!
We love Fruit Loops! The teachers are so welcoming and really encourage the kids with whatever they're creating. The space is amazing, with dedicated areas for painting, exploring with water, and so many art supplies. There are class sessions you can register for and explore new skills, and open sessions where kids can create whatever they come up with. This is hands-down our favorite place to bring our kids--not just because it gives them a great setting as a creative outlet, but because the teachers have hearts of gold. We tell everyone about Fruit Loops Art Center!
My kids love it here, the open play and the clubs have been wonderful for them.
This place inspires imagination. My 3 year old explored so many different mediums. She especially loved the arts and craft section and the paint wall. Thank goodness the set up is well thought out, providing smocks for the messier projects.






