Camps with pottery in Rhode Island

Ages 6–14 · $292–$365/week

Artists' Exchange is a nonprofit arts collaborative in Cranston's Rolfe Square that runs weekly themed day camps (visual art, ceramics, digital media, and theater) for ages 5-14 out of its own studio, gallery, and theater campus. It also runs a selective Counselor-in-Training program for teens starting at age 14.

As published: $365/week full day (9am-3pm); $292 for a 4-day week; 5% early-registration discount before March 1 brings the base price to $346.75; extended care $10/hour or $50/week

Ages 4–12 · $356–$395/week

Weeklong art camps run by the Newport Art Museum School at the Coleman Center for Creative Studies. Each camp has a theme (space, fantasy and miniature worlds in 2026) and is led by a named teaching artist, with separate camps for ages 4-6, 7-9 and 10-12.

As published: 2026: $395 per week for non-members, $355.50 for members (five-day camps, Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm)

Ages 3–17 · $250–$475/week

A private-school-run day camp in Barrington with an optional afternoon add-on, plus premium residential programs (English Immersion, Chess Camp) for ages 11–17 costing up to $7,450 for three weeks. It emphasizes small, "focused" camps staffed by teachers and trained junior counselors, and notably draws over 75% of its campers from outside the St. Andrew's student body — a program built to serve the wider community, not just its own families.

As published: Day camp: $255/week (morning, 9am–12pm); +$130/week for afternoon add-on (12–3pm); July 4th week reduced to $205/week (no camp July 3). Residential programs (ages 11–17): 3-week English Immersion (7/5–7/25) $7,450; 2-week English Immersion or Chess Camp (7/26–8/8) $4,950

Ages 5–14

The Town of Warren's Parks & Recreation Department runs a traditional day camp for ages 5-14 at Burr's Hill Park, Mary V. Quirk, and Warren Town Beach, with a free summer lunch program and optional extended-hours care. It is a municipal program for Warren families, with reduced rates for residents.

As published: Warren residents: $350 (traditional camp), $200 per additional sibling; non-residents: $600; extended hours $50/week (residents) or $100/week (non-residents); financial assistance available to Warren residents only