Minecraft with Harry Potter-Themed Builds & Events

The Magic of Minecraft™ at Your Fingertips.

Immerse yourself in the world of Harry Potter within Minecraft™ by designing and building some of the famous buildings from the Harry Potter universe, using Redstone to create magic special effects, as well as using a custom magic plugin to design and create magic Harry Potter-themed mini games.

In addition to designing and building, we take this Minecraft™ experience to the next level by teaching lessons in:

Installing and using mods

Survival & scratch crafting recipes

Utilizing Redstone & electrical circuits

Game design and mini games

Working with multiplayer servers

Competition skills in weekly Minecraft™ tournaments

Our private servers allow you to work together on projects, creating a super fun and dynamic group environment.

You may choose to work with other campers or on your own, but group participation is highly encouraged. While working in our own private servers, you’ll assume different roles such as builder, architect, resource gatherer, electrical engineer, protector, and team leader. You may also decide to build individually and connect your structures with the rest of the team at a later stage of the project.

This camp is open to campers of all levels. Campers are grouped based upon age, ability, and group requests which can be made prior to camp.

Required Minecraft Account (Java Edition) for Camp: Each camper is required to have a Minecraft Account (Java Edition) for camp. Please make sure your child knows their login information. If your child does not have an account, it can be purchased here: Minecraft Java edition. Please note, if your child plays Minecraft on a console, mobile device or tablet, this is not a Java Edition Minecraft account and you will still need to have one for your child at camp.

We are one of the World’s Leading Minecraft Camps but independent from Minecraft.net, Mojang, AB., and/or Microsoft.

The functionality of our servers for multiplayer use is dependent upon internet connectivity. Our servers have successfully undergone testing prior to the summer at each location. Although rare, during camp, it is possible that external factors may cause an interruption in connectivity. If this occurs, campers will work on projects in single player mode and/or engage in other Minecraft™ learning experiences while connectivity is being restored. Rest assured, there are many Minecraft™ activities that supplement learning and are super fun!

Note: No session in June 19 and July 4