Kaleideum is a Winston-Salem children's museum and science center whose Camp Kaleideum offers week-long, themed summer day camps for children in PreK through 8th grade. Themes such as Bricks and Bots and Code and Create blend hands-on science, technology, and creative play, with access to museum exhibits and a planetarium.
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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 Kaleideum directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleAmazing place for kids ages 3 to 12! Very clean, with a great atmosphere and wonderful staff. The employees are friendly, helpful, and clearly care about the children. Highly recommend for families looking for a fun and safe place for kids
We have been coming to members only Mondays. Makers space in the triad studio has been spectacular. Every Monday we look forward to the fun experiences Leslie plans. As a retired teacher I appreciate the time and effort she put into the activities she plans. Today we hatched a dragon! Leslie always has fun activities around the room for children to explore. I’d give her ten stars if I could!!!!
From the moment you walk in you can jump right into building with blocks before heading upstairs for dinosaur adventures. Each floor has it’s own vibe from up close encounters with snakes, a parrot, and even an iguana to outdoor spaces with stunning views and a playground featuring one of the biggest slides I’ve ever seen. An unforgettable hands-on experience
Amazing experience! The front staff were great, specially the older woman that seemed to be a supervisor of sorts. She was extremely accommodating, even after so many requests, and interactions. She was so personable and chatted with us and even remembered us when we returned the following day. The museum itself was great so many things to do for ALL ages. My baby is 15months old and I felt like she enjoyed it as much as any 4,8, or 10 year old. I always pass on museums or kids places because they rarely have anything for my baby. She had a great time even at the dome when for the hazelnut show. You could go several days and still not get through the entire thing it’s AMAZING.
Amazing science type center. Parking is also validated for a discount rate. There is a rooftop playground that the kids wouldn't leave until they were forced by a rain storm. There are 4 amazing floors of activities. If we lived within a 1 hour range we would easily be pass holders. My kids loved the rube Goldberg ball machines and the arts and crafts on the top floor. A note on parking. I adamantly never want to pay to park. There is enough street parking that you could get if you come early on the weekends. But less than $10 for all day parking when you have kids is a decent convenience





