The Menomonee Club
Private
Nonprofit community center for children on Chicago's north side, founded in 1946 and operating two buildings: the Drucker Center in Old Town and the Clubhouse in Lincoln Park. Its summer program is a series of week-long camps in June, July and August, and families may sign up for a single week or the full summer. Camps span sports, LEGO engineering, chess, fencing, theatre, arts and STEM, run by club staff and partner instructors, and serve children from preschool through high school. The club offers financial assistance for both membership dues and program fees.
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 The Menomonee Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Andrew TalandzeviciusThank you for being amazing!!! We love so much to see our kids growing up at Manomonee Club...fencing, gymnastics, taekwondo, basketball...just name it...so much fun in one place....Love it!!
★★★★★SkiUMahI used to go here when I was a kid, and it made my summer every year. JB was super nice and a great role model!
★★★★★H PGreat location! It’s in the hustle and bustle of one of the best areas in Chicago. Facilities are clean and modern. Large locker spaces and cubbie holes. Reception area is large and plenty of seating. Parking lot is small but sufficient. People who work there are so nice and accommodating! Highly recommend.
★★★★★Leanne YlitaloAwesome organization! My kids have been participating in sports and activities here since preschool. They offer almost every kind of sport, and even things like music lessons, art, fencing and chess for kids--to name a few. They offer high quality preschool and after-school activities and even summer camp options. A safe, trusted spot. I give my top recommendation for the Menomonee Club!
★★★★★Michael KellyLarge variety of courts, that convert for many sports! One thing to note is the free parking on East side of the building has history of thieves watching people as they leave stuff in their cars and then quickly breaking lock. No cameras on that side, so clear out car prior to arrival.