Steam Kids of the Future LLC
Private
STEAM Kids of the Future runs hands-on STEAM summer camps for students in grades 4-7, taught by certified technology-engineering teachers, with themed weeks such as Mad Scientist Adventures (experiments, rocket launches, live animals), Future Engineers Academy (CAD and 3D printing), and Minecraft Education. The Lakewood Ranch program runs from Braden River Middle School's engineering lab, with a second location in Parrish.
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 Steam Kids of the Future LLC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy daughter had such a great time at Steam Kids of the Future summer camp! There were so many fun and educational activities to keep the kids busy. Teachers were wonderful and she also made some friends along the way. She will definitely participate again next summer 🙂
In my son's own words, "I loved it!" If I had a Time Machine I would've booked from week 1! This camp had so many fun surprises I don't want to spoil it, from snakes to volcanoes, it was a surprisingly fun time and we will definitely be back next year! The instructors are absolutely a pleasure to work with and very helpful, which added to an already amazing time!
My son has attended this camp 3 years in a row. He absolutely loves the activities! As a parent, I'm happy he is learning, having fun, and keeping busy during these summer days.
My daughter loved Coding week. She learned so much and something new everyday. There has never been a camp she was so excited to go too as well as tell about her day. I love there were so many girls in the camp and she made tons of new friends. Thank you for a great experience and week.
My son had such a great week at camp! He said there were so many fun things to do. He learned a ton and met some new friends along the way. He can’t wait to go back for another week. It was also great to see so many pictures of their creations. This is a must do camp if you have a kiddo interested in stem activities.





