The Bake House Academy in Idaho Falls is a children's baking and cooking school that also runs weekly summer camps. Alongside year-round baking, cooking and sewing classes and homeschool enrichment, its summer camp lineup gives kids hands-on culinary sessions. Serves a wide age range across its programs.
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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 The Bake House Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Hailey ParkinsonMy daughter takes the sewing classes here and has LOVED it!! Small class with a wonderful teacher and she’s learned so much about the machine, sewing, and patterns. Super fun projects and they’re always busy doing fun, worthwhile projects. She’s made a purse, banner, backpack, apron, etc. She is working on a bunny pillow with carrots and about to start pajama pants! Worth the price, this is her second session and is so excited to learn more.
★★★Crystal TriguerosThe summer baking program would be great with smaller class sizes. My kids didn’t get to do much.. the teachers do most of the prep with the kids doing occasional stirring and icing and such. I think there are too many kids with 50+ students and only 4 ovens and a handful of instructors.
★★★★★Cyndi RhodesSent my grandkids to the week long camp. It was definitely a hit. My oldest came home and immediately had to show us what he learned... And he was especially happy to teach us how he made dessert Lasagna. Will definitely be returning! I believe the age group for the camps is 6 to 12 or 6 to 13.
★★★★★Katelynn MinzghorMy sister attended this class and thoroughly enjoyed it. During the class she learned so many useful things that I continue to see throughout her regular cooking. The instructors were nice and very friendly. She made treats as well as a meal and made super cute sewing projects like a backpack that she made by herself. She made friends and had a really good time.
★★★R PThe Good: the kids learned how to bake cool things and even had a sewing project, and did crafting and drawing. The Bad: because the class was 4 hours long, you would think the organizers would have planned for the kids to eat (especially because the class was in session during dinner time). Nope. The class was 4 days. Some of the days the kids were allowed to eat what they made, but it wasn’t enough and they were left hungry while the instructors gorged themselves in front of the kids (with lasagna and Thai food they had brought for themselves and an instructor even went and got McDonald’s for themselves). Kids should have been instructed to bring in packed dinners for themselves and time should have been allotted for them to eat. As it was, there was a sign posted saying no outside food could be brought in. Also, the instructors were impatient with the kids. Do better, people, especially at this price point.