National Computer Camps, running since 1977, offers residential (overnight) and day sessions in Fairfield for ages 8 to 18, plus a morning half-day camp for ages 6 to 8. Campers study computer programming, 2D/3D video game design, app development, robotics, and digital video at all levels from beginner to advanced, with an optional sports program.
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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 National Computer Camps Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Mara SanchezMy son was so looking forward to and excited for this camp and to learn coding this summer. We signed up in December and received a call yesterday, May 15, asking us to change the weeks we were signed up for because of staffing issues. We plan our summer months in advance for a reason as many top summer programs are booked quickly. My son was so disappointed, and I cannot believe the lack of professionalism and disregard for families to cancel weeks of summer camp so last minute. I would not trust this camp with my child in the future.
★★★★★George PitmanI went here in the 90s and it changed my whole life. I miss those days!
★★★★★Jim LiljebergMy son attended this camp in 2016. He learned a lot and we just were talking about it yesterday and today and I thought I would look it up on Google. Someone left a low review here...really? My son was 9 and they taught right to his beginner level even though there were more advanced students in the class doing very impressive programming also. My son was the youngest there (and physically smallest). The instruction is great and it is a positive atmosphere. In fact my son was young enough that he didn't bunk with the campers. I stayed with him in a nearby hotel in Atlanta. The camp is very inspiring to kids. He's going to turn 17 now and is still considering computer science as a career, as a result.
★★★★★Mike CurryI was a camper and counselor at NCC for more than 10 years, and the curriculum gave me a solid foundation in coding that helped me land my dream career in tech. The camp uses a self-paced learning model so that nobody gets held back or left behind during instruction. I have very fond memories of my summers at NCC and would recommend it to anyone looking for a computer camp!
★★★★★Tina or Scott HMy 12 year old son really enjoyed this camp and is going back this year. He enjoyed being with other kids who were interested in programming, unlike local computer camps which are minecraft gaming oriented. He was at the Baldwing Wallace (Cleveland) location.