Camping programs for families in Havertown, Pennsylvania

Children in the Son is a non-profit organization located at 101 West Eagle Road in Havertown, Pennsylvania. Our mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children to learn and grow in their faith. We offer a variety of programs and activities that promote spiritual development, character building, and community engagement. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are committed to creating a positive and enriching experience for every child who walks through our doors. Join us at Children in the Son and watch your child thrive in a loving and supportive Christian environment.

Wonderspring - Conshohocken Elem is a high-quality early education institution located at 301 Harry Street in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, United States. Our curriculum is designed to be both fun and educational, encouraging children to learn about the world around them through play, exploration, and guided activities in language, literacy, arts, sciences, athletics, and more. We offer programs for children aged six weeks to six years, with age-appropriate activities that promote growth, creativity, and curiosity. In addition to our regular programs, Wonderspring also offers tuition-free options such as Pre-K Counts, PHLpreK, and Early Head Start to ensure that all children have access to quality early education. Our school-age program provides engaging experiences before and after the school day, focusing on hands-on learning opportunities tailored to students' hobbies and interests. During the summer, our camp sessions include convenient before and after care.

TWFK, LLC is a health institution located at 511 West Chester Pike, Havertown, Pennsylvania, United States. Specializing in physiotherapy, TWFK offers a variety of summer experiences for children, including the Buddy Camp Program and Handwriting Bootcamp. TWFK provides therapeutic support for adults, children, and adolescents to help them reach their full potential through play, sensory, and motor activities. They work with families, professionals, and schools to provide comprehensive and individualized intervention.