Kidizens runs LEGO-based summer day camps in Los Altos where children build their own small LEGO civilization and role-play as mayors, learning civics and economics — community building, policymaking, governance, and budgeting — through project-based play. Camps run 9am–3pm with optional after-care to 5pm, in one- or two-week sessions. The program emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Young Builders — 1 Week LEGO Camp09:00 – 15:00Register → | See camp website → | 6–8 | $35/day | Open |
| Young Leaders — 1 Week LEGO Camp09:00 – 15:00Register → | See camp website → | 8–11 | $35/day | Open |
| Young Builders — 2 Week Global Leaders Camp09:00 – 15:00Register → | See camp website → | 6–8 | $35/day | Open |
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Availability shown as of Aug 6, 2026.
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 Kidizens (Kidzz, Inc.) directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Mick HThis is my daughters favorite camp, she has been going there for 4th year and counting! She has so much fun and learns a lot every single time. Every single supervisors I interacted with is amazing. They are just so good with kids. Highly recommend!
★★★★★Teresa KuoMy 8-year old daughter has attended Kidizens Summer Camp two years in a row. She enjoyed collaborating with other kids to build a city, allocate its resources, manage crises, and earn rewards. Both years, Kidizens was hands-down her favorite summer camp. Kidizens also recently hosted her birthday party. At one point, a party-goer became anxious and started to cry. Prerana showed her great kindness and care and was able to re-engage her in the activity. In the end, my daughter and all her friends had a blast building a city together!
★★★★★Meghana VishvanathOur son attended this two week camp and it was his favorite camp all summer! I love how thoughtful the camp is, how detailed the intricate the city planning is, how it is appropriate for all age levels and how much the kids learn while having fun. The camp counselors when above and beyond when they couldn't get a hold of us and just worked to make our son comfortable during an uncomfortable experience. I highly recommend sending your children here because who doesn't love legos? Camp counselors are engaged and energetic and the "curriculum" is well thought out. We have more fun playing with Legos as a family now, too!
★★★★★Mathieu MeisserMy son attended a 3 day course. It is not only about him playing with lego. It almost a civics class: learn how to build a city, how to govern it, what weather it has. great learnings!
★★★★★B O'MalleyMy son has done Little League and AYSO but his favorite afterschool acitivity hands down has been Kidizens. He started at Kidizens in last their LEGO summer camp and has almost finished his Fall class. He loves and thrives on the interaction, the planning, discussions, and LEGO building. He's learning without realizing it and totally enjoying it. Teachers cover in a learn by doing way city planning and infrustructure, flood and sewer management, utilities, police and fire departments, campaigning for city council and elections. My son has learned about architecture too. You can see the excitement in the kids at the end of class when they assemble to debrief and plan as a group. They have a great way with the kids giving them ample room while also leading them into various learning and planning scenarios. It's even great for kids enrolling without a buddy as they quickly pair up and create together. My son is excited for the next session when they begin building businesses, economies and exploring space.