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Camp Activities & Programming Companies

The companies that fill a camp day — program curricula, specialty activity providers, games and enrichment content, and the equipment and expertise behind new offerings. Useful when a camp wants to add a program without inventing it from scratch.

11 companies

  • ArrowSoft Archery logo

    ArrowSoft Archery

    Activities & Programming

    ArrowSoft Archery makes soft-tipped, child-safe archery game equipment built for summer camps, schools, churches, and youth programs. Its aim-assisted bows, foam-tipped arrows, inflatable targets, and safety gear let groups play a low-risk version of archery indoors or out. The Florida-based company markets its sets as a structured, active alternative to screen time for camp and recreation settings.

  • Camp Broadway logo

    Camp Broadway

    Activities & Programming

    Camp Broadway is a musical-theater enrichment program founded in 1995 and operated by the nonprofit Broadway Education Alliance, recognized as Broadway's original summer camp for theater-loving kids. Beyond its New York programs, it now licenses the turnkey Camp Broadway Collection, partnering with Music Theatre International to give camps authorized, all-inclusive musical productions (Annie, Shrek, Seussical, and more) with scripts, tracks, and rehearsal plans. The collection targets a programming gap at camps that traditionally focus on sports and the outdoors.

  • Cloud9World logo

    Cloud9World

    Activities & Programming

    Cloud9World is a character-development and social-emotional-learning company with 20+ years of research-based curriculum, whose Cloud9World at Camp program adapts that content specifically for camp settings. Built around the five core SEL competencies and 60 character strengths, it provides counselor training, activity cards, and toolkits (bracelets, bandanas, pins) that fold character work into cabins, sports, arts, and daily camp routines. Materials are available in English and Spanish and support multi-year, non-repeating programming.

  • Dharma Trading Co.

    Activities & Programming

    Dharma Trading Co. has been a leading source for tie-dye and ice-dye supplies, fabric dyes, and blank apparel since 1969, shipping from a California warehouse. It carries dyes, kits, blank garments, and craft chemistry suited to the high-volume tie-dye sessions that are a camp staple, plus free crafting support. Camps source bulk dye, soda ash, and blanks for classic tie-dye programming.

  • Gopher Sport logo

    Gopher Sport

    Facilities & Equipment

    Gopher Sport is a national distributor of physical education, athletics, fitness, and recreation equipment serving schools and institutions since 1947 from Owatonna, Minnesota. It is the parent of several brands spanning PE gear (Gopher), early-childhood active play (Play With A Purpose), classroom movement (Moving Minds), STEM supplies, and the SPARK curriculum. Camps draw on its sports and recreation equipment, though its core market is K-12 and institutional PE programs.

  • Mad Science logo

    Mad Science

    Activities & Programming

    Mad Science is a national provider of hands-on science enrichment programming for children, delivered through a network of franchise locations. For camps, it offers STEM-focused activities, workshops, and camp programs designed to make science engaging for kids.

  • Nasco Education logo

    Nasco Education

    Activities & Programming

    Nasco Education is a Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin supplier of arts, crafts, STEM, art, and educational materials founded in 1948, widely used by schools, early-childhood programs, and camps. It offers bulk craft supplies, ready-to-go project kits, and program materials suited to camp activity periods. In December 2025 it was acquired by School Specialty, a major K-12 classroom supplier.

  • Parker-Anderson Enrichment logo

    Parker-Anderson Enrichment

    Activities & Programming

    Parker-Anderson Enrichment is a provider of after-school programs, enrichment classes, and summer camps that has operated since 1986, delivering programming at schools, camps, and events. Its catalog spans academic and creative subjects under a 'fun comes first' philosophy that pairs engagement with tangible skill-building. It supplies turnkey enrichment content and instructors that camps and programs can run on-site.

  • S&S Worldwide logo

    S&S Worldwide

    Activities & Programming

    S&S Worldwide is a Colchester, Connecticut supplier of arts and crafts, games, sports and PE equipment, and educational and therapeutic activity products, in business since 1906. It maintains a dedicated summer-camp supplies line and exhibits at camp conferences such as ACA New England. Its bulk craft kits, active-play equipment, and program supplies are staples for camp activity programming.

  • Sollbol logo

    Sollbol

    Activities & Programming

    Sollbol makes outdoor games and team-building products for camps, schools, and recreation programs. Its lineup centers on group games and outdoor recreation gear aimed at active, cooperative play for youth groups.

  • USA Archery logo

    USA Archery

    Activities & Programming

    USA Archery is the national governing body for the sport of archery in the United States. For camps, its relevance is archery instructor certification, program standards, and resources that help camps run safe, credible archery programming. It is a nonprofit organization recognized within the U.S. Olympic movement rather than a product vendor.

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What should a camp look for?
Ask how the work is scoped and what a normal year with them looks like: who does the setup, what happens in your busiest fortnight, what the exit looks like if you leave, and what the price does when your numbers change. Ask two or three companies the same questions and compare the answers rather than the brochures. We don't nominate a best one, here or anywhere.

Nothing above compares these companies to each other, because a directory entry is not a basis for that comparison. What it is good for is knowing who exists. Each company's listing shows who it says it works with, in its own words, and any questions it has answered in public. Start there, then ask the two or three of them the questions your own year actually turns on.

Last updated 11 October 2026. Companies are listed alphabetically; the order carries no meaning.