Trinity Summer Camp is a Maryland-licensed traditional day camp at Trinity School's 48-acre campus in Ellicott City, for children entering Pre-K (minimum age 3.5) through grade 5. It runs weekly themed sessions from 9:00am to 4:00pm, with extended morning and afternoon care available, and families can register by the week for one week or all summer. Activities include arts and crafts, outdoor games and scavenger hunts.
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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 Trinity Summer Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★Katie SmithIf you have an issue, the administrator’s first response is to be defensive and attempt to place blame on the parent. Staffers didn’t do a good job of monitoring the children. Not putting my kids back here.
★★★★★Youngmin ChoMy kid loves this camp. All teachers(staff) are kind and generous to children. I am willing to send my kid, again I chances.
★★★Ashley TrentzschWe love Trinity school, but unfortunately, the camp was not the same. My daughter (age 5) complained that the counselors were 'mean' and they told her to 'stop drinking water and go play'. They had some nice activities, but overall, I feel like there was a lot of downtime spent coloring, watching movies, and/or playing on the playground.
★Ankita SanthoshThis camp is a mere scam. There are teenagers managing the camps and it feels more like sending your kids to a day care. The camps are theme based but my kid hardly did one 30 min activity pertaining to the theme in the entire 9-4 day and rest of the time they were free to draw and color and make paper airplanes. Yes they have water slide on two days but what are they doing for what I signed them up for? They charge much more than many other camps with similar themes and they expect us to send all supplies despite being a school. I do not recommend this camp, I could give paper and colors to my kids at home too and save myself over 300 dollars for other things.
★★nahsashteticxoxo hi (HONEST REVIEW)This camp is over priced, they don't give the kids lunch we have to supply lunch NOT EVEN A SNACK..THEY GET MAYBE A ICEY .for $320 a WEEK you would think they would at least supply bottle water, they don't. !!! Most of the staff are nice which are teenagers . My daughter didn't like it at all. WE WON'T BE BACK.