Each camp runs for one week, Monday to Friday, two hours a day, live online with a CodaKid instructor and a small group of kids. Each camp is built around one real project: a Roblox game, Minecraft mods, a web app built with AI agents or a Fortnite map.
Live classes with a CodaKid instructor, in small groups
A video recording of every session, so a missed day is not a lost day
Help between classes if something breaks
Access to the CodaKid platform around the clock during camp
A workshop graduation certificate at the end




Our best-selling camp is for kids ages 8 to 14 who love Roblox and want to build a game of their own. In one week, campers create a complete multiplayer free-for-all battle game in Roblox Studio. They write real code in Lua, the language behind Roblox, and add animation, scoring, power-ups, a game menu, music and sound effects, and custom weapons.
It is an intro camp, so no coding experience is needed. Campers finish with a polished game they can share with friends. Kids who want to keep going after camp can move on to our Roblox coding classes.
Teens 11 to 16 can skip the basics and build something that feels like real work:
AI Agent Lab (ages 12 to 16). Teens build a team of AI coding agents, each with its own job, and publish a working arcade web app to GitHub, using real safety and security practices.
Fortnite Creator Camp (ages 11 to 16). Teens learn Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) and build parkour courses and a custom Prop Hunt game. This camp needs a Windows computer.
Some families search for a “coding bootcamp for kids.” Our camps work the same way, short and focused on one project, but at a pace built for kids and teens. For a longer program, see our coding classes for teens.
CodaKid also runs live small-group programs in different lengths, like the 5-day Scratch Sports Arcade camp for ages 7 to 11 and the 5-week Minecraft Creature Creator camp for ages 10 to 14. See all of them on our online group classes page.
A camp is a great way to find out whether your child loves coding: one week, one project, no long commitment. An online camp also means no driving, and every session is recorded. If your child wants more after camp, they can keep going with self-paced courses (first 14 days free) or private 1-on-1 lessons (free trial session).
Live online classes
Video recording of all sessions
Optional homework assignments
Small groups
Structured curriculum
Workshop graduation certificate
24/7 access to CodaKid platform
Project-based learning
Between class tech support
- Jo Warn, Grandparent
We love everything about CodaKid! The customer service is great. They’re flexible and easy to work with. Our… 7 year old grandson has been working with his tutor for over a year and it’s exciting to watch him learn and grow. Ethan has an incredible way of communicating and interacting with Jonathan which makes every coding class so beneficial and an exciting part of Jonathan’s education. What great instructors CodaKid choose. I highly recommend CodaKid!Show more - Tomáš Baránek, Parent
We are very happy with CodaKid Coding Academy. Our son is learning Java and Minecraft modding. He enjoys… it a lot and made a huge leap in his skills.Show more - Terrence Masson, Parent
I’ve tried several online 1-on-1 coding classes for my son (starting at age 7, he’s now 9) and… CodaKid is outstanding in the quality of its instructors and ease of operation; he’s doing Java coding for Minecraft mods and LOVES it. Highly recommended.Show more - Ci Tro, Parent
My 12 year old loved their Minecraft programming course. It kick-started his interest in computer science. A huge… plus for busy parents is the outstanding and swift support from CodaKid. No frustrating long deadlock, but friendly, competent help to keep the kids going and exploring. Brilliant!Show more - Jennifer H., Parent
We LOVE CodaKid. We couldn’t even imagine a better experience. People are amazing — very warm, supportive and… enthusiastic. And the program that they have designed is fabulous. My kids have attended several other programs and say Codakid is far surpasses the others .Show more - Christy Lynn, ParentThis has been a great addition to our home school curriculum! My son loves spending time in the… program and even jumps back in after school when he’s finished his other work. The response to help requests is always immediate and they do a great job finding and explaining the issues he may be having.Show more
How long are CodaKid coding camps?
Each camp is one week, Monday to Friday, two hours a day, taught live online. Some of our other live programs run longer, like the 5-week Minecraft Creature Creator camp.
What ages are the camps for?
Camps are for kids and teens ages 8 to 16. Each camp lists its own range: Minecraft Modding 8 to 11, Roblox Gladiator Battleground 8 to 14, Fortnite Creator 11 to 16 and AI Agent Lab 12 to 16.
Does my child need coding experience?
Not for the Roblox and Minecraft camps. Gladiator Battleground is an intro camp, and the Minecraft camp uses block-based coding in MCreator. The AI Agent Lab and Fortnite Creator camps suit teens who are ready for more.
What if my child misses a day?
Every session is recorded, so your child can watch the class they missed and catch up. Instructors can help between classes too.
What computer does my child need?
A desktop or laptop running Windows 10 or newer, or macOS 11 or newer, with a working microphone and webcam. CodaKid projects will not run properly on iPads or Chromebooks. The Fortnite Creator Camp needs a Windows computer.
Do kids get a certificate?
Yes. Every camper gets a workshop graduation certificate, along with the project they built.
When are camps held?
Twice a year: a summer camp season in June and July, and a winter camp season over the December to January holiday break. Between seasons, our live online group classes run on a regular schedule.
What is the cancellation policy?
Camps are booked through ActivityHero. Up to two weeks before the start date, tuition is refundable minus a $100 registration fee. Within two weeks of the start date, tuition is non-refundable, but you can move your child to another camp or class for a $35 change fee.

























