iD Tech Camps at UNLV

iD Tech's coding summer camps at UNLV bring programming, robotics, and design instruction to kids and teens ages 7 to 17, split into two brackets, 7-12 and 13-17. The camp takes place on the UNLV campus at 7501 West Lake Mead Boulevard, zip code 89128, and runs during summer only rather than year round.

The program list is extensive: game design, app design, artificial intelligence, robotics, machine learning, and coding in Python, Java, C++, and Scratch, along with Roblox design, Minecraft modding, web design, video editing, 3D modeling, and digital art and design. That breadth means a family can likely find a track matching a specific interest, whether a child wants to build a game, learn a programming language, or work on video editing, rather than one generic coding class covering everything at once.

Listed amenities include the university campus setting, expert instructors, small class sizes, hands-on activities, and personalized instruction, which points to a more individualized approach than a large lecture-style class. Pricing falls in the $$$ range, in line with specialty tech camps that include instruction, equipment, and campus access.

The listed weekly time windows vary by day, including some afternoon sessions and some weekend sessions, so families should treat the specific times as a guide to when sessions typically run rather than assume a fixed daily schedule, and should confirm exact session dates and times directly with iD Tech before enrolling for a particular week.

No phone number was verified for this listing. For registration, current session dates, and pricing detail, families can visit idtech.com/locations/nevada-summer-camps/unlv.

For a family in Las Vegas looking for a summer tech camp with a wide menu of coding, robotics, and design topics on a university campus, this listing offers more variety than a typical single-subject coding camp, though the summer-only schedule means planning ahead is worthwhile since sessions likely fill during peak summer weeks.