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STEMLab

★★★★ 4.212 reviewsEstero, FL

Private

STEMLab is a free educational center at Miromar Outlets in Estero, inspired by the IMAG History & Science Center. Its summer camp runs Monday–Friday 9am–4pm for elementary and middle-school students (roughly grades 1–8), blending STEM, history and creativity through hands-on experiments, games, crafts and guest appearances across themed weeks. It is a nonprofit, museum-affiliated program.

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–4:00pm
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 STEMLab directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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Kodie Nastasi

THIS IS NOT HERE! DONT COME WASTING YOUR TIME!

★★★★★Kristin Cannon

This was a lucky find for us, visiting the outlets in vacation. My kids (11, 9 and 6) were entertained while getting educated for well over an hour. I'd guess they rotate out their stations as well. We can't wait to come back on our next visit.

★★★★★Bonnie S

The STEMLab recently provided our non-profit group of adults with disabilities, Best Buddies, with a fun event in which they built catapults and bridges with popsicle sticks. It was a wonderful experience as the buddies helped each other and built the models together. We will return!

★★★★★Dan Vo

A great little place if your kid wants some weekend fun. There are interactive exhibits, shows, and you can purchase their own science kits to do at home! Even though it’s much smaller than it’s sister the IMAG, it’s just as fun!

★★★★★Jessica D

The highlight of the mall, this place was so much fun for my 2.5 year old! They have lots of interactive activities, most of which are free. We paid extra to do the mining activity, you get to keep what you "mine". There's a hurricane simulator, some Google earth and virtual reality games, and a draw your own item that can be scanned and enter a virtual world. The draw your own item when we went was transportation themed so you got to see your creation driving around the town.

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