If your child has never attended one of our camps before then we suggest they begin with the our “World of Minecraft Camp” or our “Minecraft Explorers Camp” as these are our introductory camps. These camps have a similar curriculum but our "Explorers" camp is designed specifically for our youngest campers. If you child has already attended one of our camps or if they have a specific interest (building in creative mode, game playing, programming, etc…) you might consider enrolling them in one of our content specific camps or our "Minecraft Engineering Camp" which is our signature intermediate skill-level camp.   If you still are not sure which camp is best for your child we recommend you either email us or read the course descriptions to your child and let them tell you what sounds most interesting to them.

Each of our camp listings indicates a recommended grade range and skill level specific to that camp’s curriculum. However, we do make exceptions to these recommendations on a case by case basis so feel free to contact us if you aren’t sure.   Regardless, at every one of our camps students will need to read simple on screen commands and will play Minecraft using a mouse and keyboard. This means that campers who have not yet completed first grade sometimes struggle with the game mechanics and pacing.

No. All of our Minecraft camps take place in a computer lab with all required software pre-installed.

We would rather campers not bring any equipment from home (computers, mice, etc…)   However, please contact us if your child would rather play using their own computer.   Please Note: iPads and Chromebooks will not work with the version of Minecraft we will be using.

No. Except for our “Minecraft All-Stars Camp”, all our Minecraft camps use a designated educational version of Minecraft that does not require students to have a Mojang account.

This camp is for campers who have previously attended one of our camps and who have been identified by our counselors as having outstanding Minecraft gaming skills. This camp is by invitation-only with email invitations going out periodically throughout the summer.  For this summer we will be running three All-Star Camps at three different locations in July.

While our counselors have experience working with campers who have unique social or emotional needs, we are not typically able to provide the same level of accommodation that they may receive in the school classroom. However, please don’t hesitate to contact us with any concerns you may have prior to registering your child for camp as it is a priority for us that every child has a rewarding and fun camp experience.

Please check out our “Camp Counselors” page for a brief biography of each of our camp counselors. Many are college students who are experts at Minecraft and who have three or more years of experience working as camp counselors. Additionally, we have several high school age “Assistant Counselors” who help out at each camp.

We typically try to maintain a maximum 8:1 camper to counselor ratio at our camps but will reduce this to 6:1 for some of our introductory camps.

Generally, No.  The camp rates and payment policy for most of our camps are set by the host school and are not subject to change.

Generally, No.  However, please see the payment and refund policy specific to the host school.

We are constantly seeking ways to bring our unique camps to more schools and communities.  However, we currently offer camps in Zionsville, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, & Indianapols.   Nevertheless, periodically check out our website for new camps and locations.