iCode McKinney
Private
STEM and coding day camp at iCode's McKinney campus, part of the national iCode franchise. Weekly summer camps offer full- and half-day options covering coding, robotics, game design and AI using gaming PCs, 3D printers, robotics kits and drones, with digital-citizenship lessons and a daily personal-project lab.
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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 iCode McKinney directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Dan WMy son attended a game coding camp and really enjoyed it. The staff seemed fun and knowledgeable and at the end he showed my wife and me the games he’d made and we tried them too! This was our first experience with icode and I anticipate we’ll try another camp in the future.
★★★★★Matthew FrenchGreat facilities and very friendly and helpful staff. We had our oldest three kids in different belt level programs (Orange, White, and Foundation) and they each enjoyed it and learned a lot. We would have kept them all enrolled but we had to move out of state.
★★★★★Casey LewisIcode was a great experience for our son. This was a great introduction to coding/engineering and we loved the parent visit night where we got to see all the impressive projects the kids were working on. They are teaching great skills that will be helpful and applicable for their students moving forward. My son also had FUN learning new skills there. We would highly recommend.
★★★★★Mankirat SinghiCode was one of the best places to spend my time with. I very much enjoyed working with kids and passing on so many of my skills on to them and honing mine at the same time. Highly recommended for engineering students like myself.
★★★★★EllingtonI really enjoyed my time here, great opportunity to get hands on experience in teaching and it's one of the few jobs I've had that I looked forward to coming to. It was really cool to see the kid's excitement when they created their first program. Would recommend for engineering students