Directory · Evanston · Ages 16–17 · 109 camps
Directory · United States · Illinois · Evanston · Ages 16–17

Summer Camps for ages 16–17 in Evanston.

109 camps in Evanston accept ages 16–17. Median week: $1,333; range $1,250–$1,500.

Evanston summer programs for 16–17 year olds are largely either job-track (counselor positions, paid internships, summer service-learning) or college-track (residential pre-college, research programs, intensive academies). Pure summer camp for this age group is rare and often a poor fit.

Top 20 camps

  1. iD Tech Camps at Northwestern University · Evanston · Ages 7–17 · $949/week
  2. iD Tech Camp - Python Coding & AI Agents at Northwestern University · Evanston · Ages 13–17 · $1299/week
  3. iD Tech Camp - Game Development with Unreal Engine 5 at Northwestern University · Evanston · Ages 13–17 · $1349/week
  4. iD Tech Camp - AI and Machine Learning at Northwestern University · Evanston · Ages 13–17 · $1299/week
  5. iD Tech All Girls - Python Coding & AI Agents at Northwestern University · Evanston · Ages 13–17 · $1179/week
  6. Crafting Change: Speechwriting and Public Speaking · Ages 13–18
  7. CTD Summer Program: Creative Writing Honors · Ages 14–17
  8. Criminal & Constitutional Law · Ages 13–18
  9. Culinary Anthropology · Ages 13–18
  10. Cult Psychology Seminar · Ages 14–18
  11. CTD Summer Programs · Ages 4–18
  12. CTD Summer Programs · Ages 4–18
  13. Northwestern University Center for Talent Development (CTD) Summer Programs · Ages 3–18
  14. Dynamic Leadership: Skills & Strategies for Success · Ages 13–18
  15. Northwestern University Center for Talent Development (CTD) · Ages 3–18
  16. CTD Econometrics and Quantitative Analysis · Ages 14–18
  17. CTD Economics through Entrepreneurship · Ages 14–18
  18. Northwestern University Center for Talent Development (CTD) Summer Programs · Ages 4–18
  19. Northwestern University Center for Talent Development (CTD) Summer Programs · Ages 4–18
  20. Northwestern University Center for Talent Development (CTD) Summer Programs · Ages 4–18

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↘ What to look for

For pre-college, the meaningful signal is whether the program is residential, who the actual instructors are (university faculty vs. grad students vs. summer hires), and what college-level material is genuinely covered. For job-track, ask the hourly rate, the hours-per-week guarantee, and whether the role qualifies for community-service hours.

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