Faith Based Academic Arts

InCamp Summer Program

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A five-week licensed summer camp for rising Pre-K4 to 8th graders combining spiritual growth, academic enrichment, and afternoon activities including STEM, cooking, arts and crafts, with field trips to local attractions.
InCamp runs Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, July 6 through August 7, 2026. The program has three main components: morning daily devotion and academic enrichment, afternoon daily chapel and activities including STEM, cooking, group games and sports, arts and crafts, with daily outdoor time at Stonehedge Local Park. Rising Pre-K4 campers have an afternoon rest time. The camp includes field trips to Urban Air and the Smithsonian National Zoo. Before and after care are available. The camp is licensed by the Maryland State Department of Health and Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services.

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Typically runs July – August · $230–$250 per week.

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Ages
Ages 3–14
Season
July – August
Cost
$230–$250 per week
Type
Day
Accreditation
Maryland State Department of Health, Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services
  • Licensed recreational camp
  • Spiritual growth and academic enrichment
  • Field trips included
  • Before and after care available
  • End of camp production

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  • Extended care

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