Mount Dora Center for the Arts
Private
Mount Dora Center for the Arts, a nonprofit arts organization, runs Creative Kids Art Camp across nine week-long summer sessions for children ages 6-12. Campers rotate through painting, sculpting, printmaking, and other mediums with certified art teachers, and one day each week may include a supervised walk to nearby Donnelly Park. Weeks are sold individually as full days (9am-4pm, $250) or half days (9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm, $150), with all supplies included and need-based scholarships available.
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 Mount Dora Center for the Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jerry KalicakGreat art by local artists.
★★★★★Amy WieckBeautiful gallery with excellent lighting. Looking forward to seeing show soon.
★BroganDO NOT RECOMMEND THE CHILDS ART CAMP. Serious lack of communication and basic safety protocols. When I dropped off my son, there were no staff introductions, no explanation of who would be supervising him, and no orientation for parents—just a form to fill out which they did not even reference as they did not even ask for an ID at pick up to verify the person was on my approved pick up list. When I picked him up, he was in tears and clearly distressed. It felt completely disorganized and unprepared to care for young children safely. Also there was no clear lesson plan and my son spent the entire day coloring on a piece of paper with markers in a single room with folding tables. Additionally they keep the room at 80 degrees, my son wad sweating at pick up. I have sent an email twice and left 2 voicemails with no response.
★★★★★Daniel StetsonEnjoyed the art in the alley and saw the current exhibition and live music. And had a nice drink at the Handlebar.
★★★★★Christine PeloquinLove MDCA! I love teaching there, showing in the gallery, taking classes and my kids loved the art camp.