Primrose School of Mt. Juliet, part of the Primrose preschool franchise, offers a full-day Summer Adventure Club day camp for children ages 5–12 (kindergarten through fifth grade). Campers rotate through weekly hands-on activities including sports, STEM projects like coding and robotics, and arts. Each Primrose location is independently owned, so offerings vary by school.
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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 Primrose School of Mt. Juliet directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sushmitha DiwakarWe couldn’t be happier with our experience at Primrose! Our daughter Maya has truly thrived here. From day one, she has been happy and excited to go in every morning — which, as a parent, means everything. What impresses us most is how much she learns and grows every single day. She constantly surprises us with new words, skills, and ideas she brings home, and the development we’ve seen in her has been incredible to witness. The teachers specially Ms. NiNi & Kylie from young toddlers to Ms. Sri from EP and staff clearly pour their hearts into what they do, and it shows in the joy and confidence Maya carries. We feel so grateful to have found a place where she is not just cared for, but truly nurtured. Highly recommend Primrose to any family looking for a warm, enriching environment for their little ones!
★★★★★Wes SelbeWe were very sad to recently leave Mount Juliet and Primrose. We watched our son grow up there and build some amazing relationships with both the teachers and friends. Our daughter had started recently as well and was getting some much love from the amazing infant teachers. We would highly recommend Primrose and will miss everyone there!
★By TLMThe worse experience ever. I still believe my son's teacher was mean to him and singled him out alot. The calls from the school were ridiculous and petty. My son diet was vegan and they served him soy which is not healthy at all. Times he didn't eat and was not given an alternative but had to fill up on water. A 3 year old having to fill up on water, ridiculous and one of the teachers stated it and that's how I found out. The teacher seemed overworked and always looked overwhelmed she stated to me she wore several hats...not my problem nor my son. I felt like my son was only a number and with him being of color he was critiqued alot. He was given high fructose corn syrup which he had never had before which was never told to me. I really don't think they knew what vegan meant because the teacher said they would have to google daily what my son could have or not. Taking my son there compromised his diet as well as his behavior due to the food, the tap water and the way his teacher treated him. If you are of color don't send your child here. It's funny after we pulled him out a few parents I met at a park in Mt. Juliet said, " no way I would never recommend that Primrose location". I wish I knew beforehand. I am also still waiting on an email from the owner. I guess it's still on the way. The aesthetics of the facility is very nice but the quality of care and services did not match.
★★★★★Kaitlyn CunninghamBest decision enrolling her into Primrose of MJ! Teachers love and take care of her like their own! I know she’s safe and leaning the best materials.
★★★★★Kasi KelleyWe’ve had such a wonderful experience here! Our daughter loves going to school, she always talks about her teacher Ms Shalini and friends from class. They are doing so many fun activities and learning new things. We are so glad we sent her here, dropping her off in the morning we know she’s in a great environment!