Virginia Tech
Private
This record points at vt.edu, the main homepage of Virginia Tech, a public university in Blacksburg, rather than at any single camp program. Individual Virginia Tech colleges, institutes and departments run their own youth summer camps - the university maintains a central directory of them - but the university homepage itself is not an enrollable camp listing.
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 Virginia Tech directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Laud MarcusAn Institution of Excellence. If you Love Technology and Engineering, Best practices in Agriculture and Science, then amazing minds awaits you here.
★★★★★Richard DerricoAbsolutely beautiful campus and a great University. I'm biased. Four of the happier years of my life. My finance degree has stood me very well. I still remember and thank the professors I had.
★★★★★JanesI did college here back in 08 i had a blast I would like to thank all my teachers they help me i am going to donate 1 dollar every view this review gets
★★★★★LThe food, the community, and the education are all amazing. However, I think the best part is the campus’ beauty. It helps that it is its own campus, not mixed with downtown like some other schools. It helps make the campus student friendly, making it easy to get to classes on foot. The campus also has a lot of nature. Good amount of wildlife (squirrels, rabbits, birds, ducks, geese) and a lot of green trees and bushes. However, when spring comes, a lot of plants surprise you with flowers. This is when I believe the VT campus is the most beautiful.
★★★★★Paul VanasseVirginia Tech (Virginia Poly Tech University) is nestled in the mountains of Blacksburg in southern Virginia. The buildings are impressive and uniform as the stone to build was pulled from a local rock quarry intended only for Virginia Tech. The architecture is giving a sense of strength and intellect. Our tour guide (Laura or Lauren) was very informative, and you could feel her sense of pride for her school. Along the way, we heard “Go Hokies” from students that saw that we were touring. VT is on the list for potential colleges, and I believe it would make a great start for her adventure in science and technology if she chooses university. The town is small, but the sense of pride from the students is big.