23 Robotics Camps in San Francisco 2026

Participants build Pokémon-inspired projects out of LEGO® while learning about STEM concepts and programming with Spike Prime robotics, including training for battle in the LEGO® gym.

4394 26th Street

A hands-on summer camp where participants explore advanced STEM concepts and robotics using the newest LEGO® Spike Prime materials.

4394 26th Street

Intensive robotics and programming bootcamp focused on First Lego League (FLL) competition standards.

140 Balboa Street

An intensive, two-week, assignment-driven programming workshop for teens covering advanced topics like machine learning, VR, and game dev.

1600 Holloway Ave

Students build motorized LEGO machines and explore the principles of physics and motion through hands-on kinetic projects.

395 Addison Street

A fun LEGO-based camp where students build Mario-themed tech projects and learn basic engineering and coding concepts.

395 Addison Street

Advanced robotics session combining LEGO hardware with Python programming for older students.

140 Balboa Street

Build and program robots using LEGO SPIKE and Mindstorm technologies.

140 Balboa Street

Campers build working models of Leonardo da Vinci's inventions, including catapults, helicopters, and tanks, while exploring principles of physics and engineering.

San Francisco, CA 94102

Campers build motorized LEGO creations like characters and vehicles from Minecraft, then move into Minecraft to build themed projects like roller coasters and farms.

395 Addison Street

Participants build Pokémon inspired projects out of LEGO® while learning about STEM concepts and programming using the newest Spike Prime robotics materials.

4394 26th Street

This camp is perfect for students ages 10-14 who have experience with LEGO® EV3 and are ready for the next step up. Campers will build and program complex robots using VEX IQ, which features advanced motors, gears, sensors, and both visual and text-based programming.

Fusion Academy – San Francisco

This camp is perfect for students ages 10-14 who have experience with LEGO® EV3 and are ready for the next step up. Campers will build and program complex robots using VEX IQ, which features advanced motors, gears, sensors, and both visual and text-based programming.

Fusion Academy – San Francisco

Comprehensive robotics track from basic LEGO engineering to advanced VEX systems and AI-powered Raspberry Pi take-home robots.

1160 Battery Street

Dive into Robotics with LEGO and VEX systems, featuring proprietary curricula and hands-on building at San Francisco State University.

1600 Holloway Ave

Craft a BattleBot, work with sensors and microcontrollers, and delve into autonomous driving with VEX robotics kits.

1600 Holloway Ave

Craft a BattleBot, work with sensors and microcontrollers, and delve into autonomous driving with VEX robotics kits.

1600 Holloway Ave

Dive into Robotics with LEGO and VEX systems, featuring proprietary curricula and hands-on building at San Francisco State University.

1600 Holloway Ave

Campers build advanced robots and learn how to program games, combining hardware engineering with software design.

395 Addison Street

A focused engineering and adventure program for younger campers entering grades 1-2 using LEGO.

140 Balboa Street

An advanced STEM camp focusing on programming and building complex LEGO® projects using Spike Prime technology.

4394 26th Street

A self-directed summer camp where kids choose their own activities including coding, sewing, baking, sports, and stop-motion animation in a flexible, fun environment.

601 Dolores St

An intensive, two-week, assignment-driven programming workshop for teens covering advanced topics like machine learning, VR, and game dev.

1600 Holloway Ave