The Good Knight Child Empowerment Network is a volunteer nonprofit in Beltsville, founded in 1985 by retired law enforcement officials and headquartered at the Good Knight Castle. It hosts summer day camp workshops for children alongside empowerment classes focused on critical thinking, leadership, life skills, self-protection and self-expression, integrating safety, technology, art, music and environmental awareness. Program ages and daily hours are not detailed on available sources.
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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 Good Knight Child Empowerment Network directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Ndidi AgholorThis is a safe and fun place for kids of all ages. My 3 children have attended their wonderful summer camp over the past few years. They always have a great time, learn lots of new things and almost never want to leave at the end of the day. The staff is awesome! They are friendly and care a lot about the kids.
★★★★★Ethan BryanI've never been here. I live across the street and my phone keeps thinking I am visiting GKCEN. It continues to ask me how it was. I gave 5 stars because 90% of the reviews are 5 stars.
★★★★★GetChristyLoveMy sons have attended the camp for several years now, and were able to be volunteer counselors this year. They love it! So do I. The staff is warm and caring. A perfect way for a loving child to spend summer before the responsibilities of adulthood set in.
★★★★★J EIf I could give this camp 10 stars, I would. The entire staff is respectful, responsible, friendly, and actually LOVE what they do. My kids beg me to go every yr and actually cried on their last day of camp because they didn't want it to end. I feel my kids are safe and with family when I drop them off.
★★★★★Sunil MohammedThe staff is 100% dedicated to kids and their community. Awsome place to visit. I did some volunteer work for them. They are committed to kids development.