Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana runs summer camps in Fort Wayne centered on money, work, and entrepreneurship. Its JA BizTown Summer Camp puts students entering 4th–7th grade into a kid-sized town where they run businesses, earn paychecks, and make spending decisions, building teamwork, leadership, and career skills; a JA Young Entrepreneur camp is also offered. JA BizTown runs 9:00am–3:00pm over three days.
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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 Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI had a good time with the kids. However I do wish they would let them play out there job rolls.
I have been here a couple times to JA a.k.a. Junior Achievement in my life. One in high school once with FBLA a.k.a. Future Business Leaders of America, and I have been here once as a kid. Amazing✨️ way to learn, grow, learn about a town, banking, etc. Very clean, professional, and educational to middle school students and high school students. Plus, lunch is good 👍🏻/ delicious 😋. Excellent learning on life and together with teams/teamwork, etc. 5 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
What a great experience for our students! They enjoyed learning the basics of jobs and getting a taste of what adult life is like. I really appreciate the staff and the opportunity they provided for us.
Beautiful learning facility inside and out, very impressive. The businesses, schools, & citizens of greater Fort Wayne, Indiana should be proud of, thankful for, and aggressively support Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana.
Very cool place, I got to volunteer here with my son and his school. He came here as an eighth grader and it was an interesting trip. The building and all of the atmospheric side is very cool and varying. however, I don't know if it was just today or what...? But I did not like the fact that the kids were just on their tablets. Other than that it was a neat experience.


