Peak Summer Camp & After School Program — Entrepreneurship

My son attended the Peak Summer Camp & After School Program in Denver this past month, and overall, it was a solid experience. He’s 12 and tends to be quite creative, so this entrepreneurship-focused curriculum really captured his interest. He was able to create a business plan for a lemonade stand, which he loved. The staff was engaging, and they managed a small group of kids, which allowed for meaningful interaction. However, I did notice that pickup times were a bit chaotic, often resulting in long lines—something to consider if you’re in a hurry after work. In terms of value, I think the price around $250 is reasonable for the level of engagement provided. My son came home excited about his project, and he even made a friend in the process. I would recommend this program, keeping in mind the pickup situation.

My son recently attended the Peak Summer Camp & After School Program in Denver, focusing on entrepreneurship. He particularly enjoyed building a mini business plan for a lemonade stand, which was both fun and educational. The instructor, Jake, was highly engaged and supportive, guiding the kids through brainstorming sessions and even role-playing customer interactions. The small group size allowed him to really express his ideas without feeling overwhelmed. One slight annoyance was the pickup process, which tended to have long lines, especially on Fridays. However, I appreciated the overall communication from the staff; they kept us informed about daily activities and what our kids learned. If your child is creative and enjoys hands-on projects, this program is a great fit. Just be prepared for a bit of a wait during pickup.