BrainVyne LEGO & Money Camps

My 7-year-old attended the BrainVyne Lego Camp in spring break and while he seemed to enjoy it, I don't feel it was worth the money I paid. The camp's infrastructure was good, but the experience felt more like supervised playtime with Lego sets. I didn't see significant value in terms of new skills or knowledge gained, and the price point of around $250 per day seemed steep considering what was offered. If you're considering this camp for your child, you might want to weigh the costs and benefits carefully. ### Pros: - Good camp infrastructure ### Cons: - Not worth the high price point - Limited value in terms of new skills or knowledge gained Overall, the camp might be suitable for kids who just want to play with Legos, but parents looking for a more structured learning experience might want to explore other options.

Our son had a great time over spring break with Brainvyne in Palo Alto. We had wanted to be more involved with his Lego adventures and it was hard to tell what he had built throughout the days, and at the end the counselors made special accommodations to either let us know end of day what our son worked on, took a photo or saved the creation to end of day. Also, we had very pleasant interactions with the founder of the camp herself and would definitely recommend this place to friends.

My son absolutely loved the LEGO Technic Adventures camp this summer! The projects were challenging and fun, and he's already asking to go back next year. Great job by the BrainVyne team in Palo Alto for making it a memorable experience!

Our daughter loved the variety and pacing of having such interesting Lego builds every day. The counselors were very present with the kids and let them build according to the directions or have plenty of free build time. We’ll be signing up for another camp for sure!

BrainVyne offers an incredible experience with their LEGO Technic Adventures. My child attended in Walnut Creek and hasn't stopped talking about the amazing builds and the cool gadgets they got to create. A week of summer well-spent.