Delaware Valley University’s KidsU! camps and InspireU! pre-college summer programs are back for 2026. With more than 90 camps to choose from, kids can spend their summer at DelVal exploring, building, and experimenting with the topics that most inspire them.
Registration is now open and the university recommends registering now as some camps are already completely booked for the summer.
Bring out your child’s inner star! This summer, KidsU! continues its partnership with Bucks County Theatrics and offers Peter Pan Jr. and Annie Jr. These camps introduce campers to acting, voice exercises, dance rehearsal, theatre games, scriptwork, and staging.
For campers with a passion for pickleball and families looking for a half-day camp, Firely Tennis & Pickleball Academy runs in the mornings from 9 AM-12 PM for campers ages 10-14. Designed for all skill levels, this camp offers expert coaching to improve techniques and strategies and give children space to build confidence and grow their love for the game.
“I am very excited to launch our 12th summer of Kids U! STEAM and Sports camps,” said Delaware Valley University Youth Programs Coordinator Barrie Saias. “Building this energy on our campus each summer provides more than just a fun summer activity. By merging the principles of STEAM, camp fun, and the teamwork of sports, we’re building critical skills, confidence, and leadership.”
In addition to the KidsU! camps, teens ages 14-18 can explore careers in one of four pre-college programs happening this summer. High school students can explore careers and skills related to Veterinary Science, Physician Assistant Studies, Wildlife & Zoo Science Careers, and Writing & Publishing. Each camp is led by one of DelVal’s esteemed faculty members and industry experts, such as Dr. Robin Goldblum, who will lead the Exploring Veterinary Science program.
“The Exploring Veterinary Science program is like a snapshot into vet school, featuring a combination of lectures, labs, speakers, and trips,” said Goldblum. “If you are interested in learning about animals in relation to diseases, preventative medicine, lab medicine, surgery, specialties, and more, this is the class for you.”
Mila Klichinsky will be leading the Physician Assistant program this summer.
“As a faculty member in Delaware Valley University’s Physician Assistant program with expertise in clinical education, simulation-based learning, and direct patient care, I am excited to support the third annual PA Exploration Academy,” said Klichinsky. “Drawing on our collective experiences practicing clinically and preparing PA students for real-world patient care, the program offers high school students hands-on exposure through simulators, case-based learning, and hospital tours. This immersive experience is designed to introduce students to health careers while encouraging early interest in the PA profession.”
For families needing extra flexibility, Caesar’s Clubhouse offers before- and after-care programs.
View the full catalog and register for camps this summer at Delaware Valley University.
