Introducing Kidcam Camp at Tulane University Reily Center
- Melissa C.
- Dec 1, 2025
- 1 min read
đâď¸ BIG NEWS for Summer 2026! đâď¸Â
Kidcam Camps is expandingâbringing more camps to more places you love with another incredible trusted community partner. Weâre thrilled to announce our newest location:Â
Kidcam Camps at Tulane Universityâs Reily Center.
Led by experienced Kidcam Director Kacey Albert, Kidcam at Tulane will serve campers ages Kâ13Â with the full Spirit of Summer you know and love. Weekly themes come to life through:Â
SwimmingÂ
STEM activitiesÂ
SportsÂ
Arts & creativityÂ
Life skillsÂ
Movement & outdoor playÂ
TennisÂ
Kidcam traditions, talent shows, competitions & special performancesÂ
All hosted inside Tulaneâs Reily Center Complex.Â
Your New OrleansâArea Kidcam Camps for 2026Â
Along with our newest location at Tulane University, families can still choose to attend (or mix & match weeks at) their favorite camp locations:Â
Kidcam Camp at New Orleans' City ParkÂ
Every Day Away by Kidcam Camps â Uptown New OrleansÂ
Kidcam at Faith Lutheran, HarahanÂ
With over 50 years of trusted experience and American Camp Association accreditation, Kidcam makes summer safe, flexible, and stress-free for parentsâand unforgettable for kids.Â
âď¸ Summer Dates: May 26 â July 31, 2026Â
âď¸ Designed for Parents. Loved by Kids.Â
âď¸ Extended hours available for before & after careÂ
Our goal is simple: make summer easy, accessible, and unforgettableâwherever your family is.Â
đ Registration opens January 5 at KidcamCamps.com Â
đâ¤ď¸ Let the countdown to Summer 2026 begin!Â
The talent shows and special performances line jumped out at me â those nights always turn into âokay, now we need an outfit and a planâ pretty fast. Itâs funny, Iâve pulled last-minute hair ideas from StyleLookLab before a school event, and I can already see that happening again if my kid gets hyped for a camp performance week.
Weekly themes + arts/creativity + those camp traditions (talent shows, competitions) are the stuff kids actually talk about later, not just âwe played sports.â I keep wishing camps would share a couple example theme days or craft photos â Iâve even mocked up little âtheme weekâ visuals for my kid at home using https://imgg.ai just to get them excited.
The May 26âJuly 31 window plus before/after care is the kind of practical detail that actually decides whether a family can make camp work. Iâve been down a rabbit hole on an AI tool listing site trying to find better ways to organize summer logistics, and honestly âsimple + consistent scheduleâ beats fancy planning every time.
Curious how swim days work for the younger campers â are there set swim blocks by age, or is it more flexible week to week? Also, whenever camps ask for allergy/med info in online forms I get a little paranoid and end up keeping my own notes encoded (Iâve used CaesarCipher for that kind of thing).
Mix & match weeks across locations is such a relief for families juggling work and travel â and the Kâ13 span is honestly hard to find in one place. Reading this while taking a quick brain break on https://blockblast.co made me think the âSTEM + movementâ combo is exactly what kids need in summer.