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Fresno State Transportation Institute

Summer Camps

About FSTI Summer Camps

Fresno State Transportation Institute’s summer camps are designed to engage K–12 students in hands-on learning that blends teamwork, innovation, and STEAM. These camps are rooted in our philosophy of exposing youth to real-world challenges through interactive and creative activities that inspire future careers in transportation.

FSTI is always designing new summer camps focused on locally relevant transportation issues and community needs.

Please fill out the form below if you are interested in partnering with us or joining a future camp.

Summer Camp Interest Form

Why Attend?

group making a simulated intersection

 Creative Thinking

team coding

Teamwork &  Leadership

image of engineering skills making a robotic machine

 Coding & Engineering   Skills

fixing a bike

 Real-World Problem     Solving

 

Explore Our Camps

bike camp ai camp energy camp
transportation camp art camp coming soon

Q1) Is the summer camp free?
Yes! All of our summer camps are completely free to attend for their respective district.

Q2) Do students need to bring their own materials?
No. We provide everything your child needs. We believe every student deserves a safe, supported, and fully equipped space to learn.

Q3) What grade levels can apply?
Our camps are designed for elementary, middle, and high school students, depending on the program.

Q4) What school districts are eligible?
Any school in Fresno County may apply or express interest.

Q5) How do we apply or show interest?
Fill out the Summer Camp Interest Form at the top of the page or contact our administrator directly.

Q6) Are meals provided during the camp?
Yes. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided each day.

Q7) Where do the camps take place?
All summer camps are hosted at Fresno State’s campus.

Q8) Who leads the camps?
Our camps are led by Fresno State faculty, staff, and trained student mentors passionate about transportation and education.

Q9) Do students need transportation?
Families are responsible for drop-off and pick-up unless otherwise arranged with specific schools or partners.

Q10) Can a school or teacher refer multiple students?
Yes! Teachers, counselors, and administrators are welcome to refer or encourage groups of students to apply.

 

Videos & Testimonials

I want to come back next year

I got to fly a plane it was awesome!

I liked learning how transportation works and making my own design.

My favorite part was coding the robot.

I loved learning and getting a free bike!

Want to Stay Involved Year-Round?

If you're excited about our summer camps and want to stay engaged, check out our K–12 Outreach Program!

We offer interactive, hands-on transportation activities at schools and community events throughout the academic year.
Explore our outreach efforts and invite us to your school!