Friends first
Collaborative games and small-group projects make it easier for campers to connect and feel included.
A joyful Bridgehampton camp where kids make friends, play outside, build wild ideas, and discover what they're capable of—without summer ever feeling like school.

iCAMP blends the freedom and friendship of classic summer camp with creative projects that build curiosity, independence, and real confidence.
Collaborative games and small-group projects make it easier for campers to connect and feel included.
Kids create, test, build, and experiment—without worksheets, pressure, or "more school" energy.
Movement, fresh air, team challenges, and classic camp games stay part of every day.
Projects are designed to give each camper a real sense of ownership and accomplishment.


Projects are broken into approachable steps, so every child can start confidently and keep building from there.
Activities and expectations are adapted to each group's pace and abilities.
Leaders are selected for both subject knowledge and their ability to connect with children.
Campers are encouraged to experiment, collaborate, and make projects their own.
The rhythm balances focused creation with movement, outdoor play, and time to simply be a kid.
Campers explore a mix of technology, design, science, nature, creative media, and classic camp fun.

The strongest proof is what happens after pickup: excited stories, new interests, and requests to come back.
"My daughters were mentally stimulated and genuinely excited to return each day. We signed up for one week and stayed for five."
"The staff was hands-on, encouraging, and completely invested in helping the kids learn. Mine came home excited to explain their projects every day."
"It changed the way I think about summer programming. The combination of kind staff, ambitious projects, and genuine fun made a real impact."
Hosted at Bridgehampton School, close to Southampton, East Hampton, Sag Harbor, Water Mill, Sagaponack, and Amagansett.
Clear answers, no hard sell. The team can help match your child's age, interests, and schedule with the right week.
No. Projects are active, camper-led, and built around making, experimenting, and collaborating. The learning happens through play and creative challenges.
That is completely fine. Activities are broken into manageable steps, and instructors help beginners start comfortably while giving experienced campers room to go further.
Curious makers, energetic players, quiet creators, first-timers, and experienced builders can all find a way in. Teamwork and creativity matter more than prior technical experience.
Lead instructors typically have teaching or equivalent group-learning experience, plus a background in project-based education and specialized creative or technical skills.
Campers are placed into age-appropriate groups so the activities, pace, and social environment feel comfortable and engaging.
Share a few details and the team can help with age groups, availability, and the best-fit session — without endless email back-and-forth.