ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Artichoke Art Studio offers a girls’ summer sleepaway camp with week-long sessions set in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia. Spend your days surrounded by food, fun, animals, nature, and of course, endless opportunities to create art.
Our camp is a creative incubator for young artists, providing a safe, nurturing environment where inquisitive minds and unique personalities can thrive. Nestled in tranquil forests and scenic mountain views, campers are immersed in a setting that inspires imagination and exploration.
Each day is centered around art. We work with a wide range of mediums through both plein-air (outdoor) and indoor projects, balanced with plenty of breaks for meals, play, and moments of pure summer joy.
Our time together includes very limited time with very limited electronic devices: enjoy nature, art, and friendships.

Between making art, we find time for a few other camp activities

Horseback Riding
Lake Swimming
Campfire Goodies
Group Baking
End-of-Program Awards & Celebration

DATES
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
June 21st - 27th
June 28th - July 4th
August 2nd - 8th
August 9th - 15th
All 4 weeks are currently full. Waitlist registration is available.
LOCATION
Camp:
"Great Escape" Winterset Drive
Canaan Valley, Davis, WV 26260
Kiss & Drop and Pick Up:
Artichoke Art Studio,
309 Main St, Gaithersburg, MD 20878.
Times are specific to each session.
ELIGIBLE AGES
7 - 18 years old
Students could be as young as 7 (if ready to spend a week away from home) and as seasoned as 18-19 (and occasional college-bound young ladies, who still manage to join us).
FOOD
We cook and serve all of the food.
Fruits and vegetables are served every day. The menu also features a few traditional dishes like “katletki” and “blinchiki.” Diet restrictions are accommodated, no problem!
SAFETY
Kids are cared for and supervised by experienced teachers who hold current certificates in Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED.
TUITION
$1500 total with a $200 deposit
due at registration
Tuition includes: transportation, food, art supplies, horseback riding, and any accommodations.














































