Compare 3+ Space & Aviation programs in Boston — day camps, summer programs, and university pre-college options for kids, teens & high schoolers. Free directory with prices & dates.
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High school students develop advanced STEM skills through a challenging, project-based program, including building, testing, and flying a 1U cubesat.
Age Group
High School
Location
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone
N/A
Kids and teens aged 6-14 explore the exciting worlds of aerospace and space through hands-on learning and activities.
Age Group
Middle School
Location
Boston University, 750 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02215
Phone
(617) 213-5005
Children explore our solar system, galaxy, and beyond through hands-on astronomy workshops, focusing on the scientific method.
Age Group
Middle School
Location
Lasell University, 1844 Commonwealth Avenue, Auburndale, MA 02466
Phone
(315) 773-5673
Summer camps are great, but the real portfolio comes from competing. See every FIRST Robotics team in MA — plus pathways, deadlines, and pick lists for math, coding, science, and research competitions.
We list 33+ STEM summer camps in Boston, MA across AI & machine learning, coding, robotics, science, math, space, and cybersecurity. Top picks vary by your child's age and interests — use the category filters above to compare programs by price, duration, and format.
Prices in our Boston directory range from free community programs to $3,000+ for university-hosted pre-college tracks. Most full-day weekly camps run $400–$900 per week; specialized AI and research programs typically run $1,000–$2,500 for the full program. Click any camp for current pricing.
Camps in our Boston listings cover elementary (typically ages 6–10), middle school (11–13), high school (14–18), and selective pre-college research programs for rising seniors. Filter by age group to see only programs that match your child.
Yes — many of our listed programs offer fully online or hybrid formats, especially in AI, coding, and research. Online options are open to students nationwide, including Boston-area kids who can't travel to an in-person camp. Look for the “Virtual Camp” filter or any program tagged Online / Hybrid in the details.
Yes. Several listings are pre-college programs hosted by universities — including residential and commuter options. These are competitive admissions with applications often closing in March/April for summer cohorts. Use the Pre-College filter at the top to see only these programs.
