Codezilla Reviews 

Codezilla is an excellent summer camp. The staff was kind, and our son had fun every day. He learned and had lots of time to play outside. As a parent, the location was perfect, with an easy drop-o... Read full review

We had a friend recommend this as our kids wanted to do a camp together. So glad we were told about it. The two kids played together and made new friends. The price is reasonable compared to what you can pay for camps in th...

My major concern was that our son would be inside all day on a computer, this is the opposite of what we were trying to accomplish in a summer camp. However, the camp does a great job of getting the kids outside. There is a p...

Every child seemed to be on the same page, nobody felt left out. The group was a good mix of ages but there was no concern of individuals being made to feel less than the more experienced kids at the camp. We had one issue wi...

The presentation of his group's project was perfect. It helped get my son out of his shell a bit. They worked in groups, and although our son may have been one of the beginners he felt like he really accomplished something wo...

Every instructor seemed to really know the subject. As a parent, you really understand that these are usually summer jobs for the councilors. But the thing is these kids seemed like they actually liked their job, and it wasn...

Be prepared to sign up for next year's camp on time. Once we did one week and our child loved it, we were sure to get the camp he wanted for the following year. The weeks have unique subjects, so he wants to get in early to ...

I am so grateful to Codezilla for providing such a welcoming and supportive camp experience for my child on the autism spectrum. The staff goes above and beyond, to tailor the camp activities to my ch... Read full review

My child is very interested in technology, Roblox, Minecraft, YouTube, and engineering. The small groups, experience with ASD, and proximity to home were all factors that attracted me to the camp. Knowing the owner was a teach...

The camp kept my child engaged and when he was too advanced for the task at hand, it gave him the opportunity to assist younger campers. My child especially loved that he could take new courses each week but if a particular to...

My child made some lovely new friends. There was absolutely no bullying at camp. The staff are extremely vigilant about maintaining a warm and inclusive environment for all campers. If there was ever an issue with behaviour I ...

My child was not particularly challenged however that was not the intent for the summer. He needed to feel safe and understood in a welcoming and inclusive environment and that is exactly what he received. My child had the opp...

The staff went out of their way to ensure my child was safe and comfortable at all times even if that meant sitting out of activities he felt were overwhelming for him. They always kept in constant communication with me to let...

I would highly recommend Codezilla to anyone whose child prefers a quieter more relaxed environment for their camp experience. If your child is shy, on the spectrum, or just prefers a smaller group setting with warm and caring...

My kids attended Codezilla's Animation Day camp in July 2024, and overall, they had a great experience. They learned about how animation works, got to model with clay, and filmed their own skits and c... Read full review

We originally looked into Codezilla because my kids were interested in a computer coding camp, but when that wasn’t available, we decided on the Animation camp instead. The idea of creating their own animations was appealing...

This camp was a new and interesting experience for my kids, who were used to sports and arts camps. They were excited by the idea of using technology in a creative way, and the mix of hands-on activities and digital animation ...

The camp was a fun experience, but it was pretty quick, so my kids didn’t really make new friends or strengthen existing ones. They got along with the other kids just fine, though, and there weren’t any issues with bullyin...

My kids picked up some cool new skills at this camp, especially learning how to use the animation tool on the iPad and understanding frame-by-frame animation. They also got a sense of how much patience is needed to slowly mold...

The staff at Codezilla were young, 20-something grad students who knew how to talk to and manage kids well. They communicated before camp with reminders about what to bring and followed up afterward about the final presentatio...

If you're thinking about sending your kid to this camp, I’d say it's a solid choice if they’re into creative activities and can be patient with animation. Just keep in mind that the animation part doesn’t start right awa...

My son loved attending the Codezilla STEM camp last summer. So much so that he's looking forward to returning this year! He's been to a few other camps and none of them reached him where he looked for... Read full review

I love all things science and wanted my son to gain the same spark for learning. He never liked the sports camps but the STEM camp was perfect and this year he's trying coding camps. Definitely worth the investment! We're join...

I enjoyed the itinerary. My son enjoys "crafting" as he calls it, so the Toymakers camp was great, and the Moviemaker was fun for him to show a story in a way that made sense to him. His videos were pretty impressive to me as ...

He made a couple of friends in the camps, they played together on and off for the rest of the summer. They never had an issue with bullying as far as I know, or at least nothing my son mentioned. The first day was a little tou...

The presentation at the end of the week definitely pushed him out of his comfort zone. He was still a bit shy but I could tell he was proud of his projects. He learned story-making skills and construction skills that challenge...

We loved that the staff consisted of college or university-level kids. So many other camps he attended had high school students running it and he often said they'd scream or yell all the time and he's very sensitive to loud no...

If your child has any interest in coding and is in the STEM camp, bring a tablet with them as in their free time the counselors show them some coding techniques and let them try to navigate some of the things the others are wo...