By Meredith Englund, Southwest Minneapolis resident and founder & CEO of Camperoni, a free Twin Cities resource that makes kids' camp planning easy.

Spring break is around the corner, and if you're a parent in Minneapolis, you're likely looking for engaging activities to keep your kids entertained while school is out. Fortunately, there are plenty of fantastic spring break camps in the area that cater to a wide range of interests, from sports to STEM to the arts. Here’s a look at some of the top spring break camps in Minneapolis for 2025.

1. ARTrageous Adventures: Imagination in Motion

ARTrageous Adventures offers hands-on creative workshops where kids can dive into storytelling, costume design, and artistic expression. The spring break sessions often include themed projects that bring stories and artwork to life. It’s an ideal choice for kids who love to mix art with a bit of theater and fantasy.

2. Snapology Minneapolis: STEM Fun with LEGO & Robotics

If your child is a budding engineer or loves to tinker, Snapology’s spring break camp is a perfect fit. Focused on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math), these camps incorporate LEGO building, robotics, and hands-on problem-solving. Snapology offers a range of sessions for different age groups, making learning both fun and interactive.

3. The Bakken Museum: Science & Innovation

The Bakken Museum continues to be a favorite for kids who love science, technology, and creativity. Their spring break camps focus on innovation, electricity, and hands-on experiments that make learning exciting. With a mix of history, engineering, and invention, this camp is perfect for curious minds eager to explore the wonders of science.

4. Active Solutions: Sports & Outdoor Fun

For kids who prefer to stay active, Active Solutions provides a high-energy experience filled with sports, games, and outdoor adventures. Spring break sessions include team sports, obstacle courses, and fitness challenges, all designed to keep kids moving and engaged while having a great time.

5. Minneapolis Parks and Rec: Affordable & Local Adventures

Minneapolis Parks and Rec offers a wide variety of spring break programs at community centers across the city. From arts and crafts to outdoor activities and nature exploration, these camps provide a fantastic way for kids to stay engaged while staying close to home. With options for different age groups and interests, it’s a great budget-friendly choice for families.

6. North Star Art Club: Creative Adventures for Young Artists

For kids who love to create, North Star Art Club offers an inspiring environment where young artists can explore painting, drawing, and mixed media projects. Spring break sessions encourage kids to unleash their creativity while learning new techniques in a supportive space. Check out their themed workshops, which often feature famous artists or unique art styles. Note: North Star Art Club is closed during Minneapolis Public Schools' spring break

7. Nike Basketball Camp: Elevate Your Game

For young athletes looking to sharpen their basketball skills, the Nike Basketball Camp at Minneapolis Sports Center is a great option. With experienced coaches leading drills and scrimmages, kids can refine their fundamentals, build confidence, and have a blast with fellow players.

These spring break camps offer something for every child, whether they love art, sports, science, or outdoor fun. Be sure to register early, as spots fill up fast! Looking for more options? Visit Camperoni to explore even more camps tailored to your child’s interests and your family’s schedule.