
Steve & Kate's Camp - Chicago West Loop
Private
A choice-based summer day camp for children ages 4-12 in Chicago's West Loop (at Chicago World Language Academy), part of the national Steve & Kate's Camp brand operating since 1989. Campers freely pick activities such as baking, arts and crafts, sewing, a media lab, dance, karaoke, and sports, running 8 a.m.-6 p.m. with lunch and snacks included. Flexible day/summer passes require no weekly reservations and refund unused days.
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 Steve & Kate's Camp - Chicago West Loop directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThe staff were awesome! The camp directors were so patient and kind to my son. I loved the scheduling flexibility and variety of fun activities for the kids. They even allow the kids to select their lunches each day!
It is strongly recommended that you avoid this camp at all costs! I was very pleased with the camp when my daughter first started, but then my daughter brought to my attention something very disturbing that had occurred there, and I began to believe that there was no supervision. I called to report the incident that occurred to my daughter. There appears to be little concern on their part. It has been five months since the incident happened, and my daughter is still traumatized as a result. The place is not trustworthy to me, and I would never send her back there. I cannot believe that I spent this amount of money on this camp.
Execellent resource for us this summer. My son very much enjoyed his time here, excited each day. The activities were varied and he enjoy the days he's spent. Staff was friendly and transparent. We'll be back as long as long as my son wants to. Thank you for a great summer.
Both my kids (4&6) love their camp so much they burst into tears on the last day and still “play camp” at home. Staff are friendly and very reachable. As parents we look forward to daily take home items such as freshly baked goods, sewing dolls, art and craft, clips of mixed tape music they created. After one summer, they become more confident about making decisions decisions with better social skills including getting out of comfort zone (try throwing pie or water slides), processing disappointment (not winning a game), managing conflicts (play sports or music games with different age groups). Most importantly, I know they are making the best of their day every day and that’s a life skill.
Kids can't get enough of their camp. Price is worth the number of activities and food choices provided.






