Summer Chess Camp Near Me (NYC) | Chess Max Academy
110 West 79th St. New York, 10024
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230 E 78th St. New York, 10075
+1 (646) 783-1386 
79 E Putnam Ave Greenwich CT
+1 (646) 783-1386 
466 6th Ave, New York, NY 10011
+1 (646) 783-1386 
1435 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10028
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New York, NY and Greenwich, CT

Summer Chess Camp Near Me – 2026

Chess Camp 2026
Full and half days options

Are you looking for a Summer Chess Camp Near Me? Our chess camps are open to all levels of chess players. During the day, kids will get an opportunity to practice tournament chess games, enjoy our chess lectures, group chess analysis, individual training, and outdoor playtime with our professional chess tutors and chess coaches. Children are placed in small groups based on their level and age to ensure personalized attention and steady progress

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In-Person Fee:

Weekly Price

  • $550 – half day Week 9am – 12pm
  • $825 – whole day weekly (lunch included) 9am – 5pm
  • 120$/half day daily rate
  • 180$/full day daily rate
  • 3 weeks pass (specify dates) – $2300
  • 4 weeks (specify dates ) – $3000
Chess Summer Camp Dates
Week 1: June 15th - 19thWeek 7: July 27th - July 31st
Week 2: June 22nd - 26th Week 8: Aug 3rd - 7th
Week 3: June 29th - July 3rdWeek 9: Aug 10th - 14th
Week 4: July 6th - 10th Week 10: Aug 17th - 21st
Week 5: July 13th - 17th Week 11: Aug 24th - 28th
Week 6: July 20th - 24th

A Day in the Life of Chess Camper
9am - 9.15am: Arrival12pm - 12.30pm: Lunch
9.15am - 9.45am: Warm up Chess Practice12.30 - 1.30pm: Chess Lecture
9.45am - 10am: Outdoor snack time1.30pm - 2.30pm: Outdoor sport time
10am - 11pm: Chess Lecture2.30pm - 2.45pm: Snack Time
11am - 11.15am: Free Time2.45pm - 3.45pm: Chess Puzzles
11.15 - 12.00: Chess Practice/Tournament3.45pm - 4.30pm: Chess Practice/Tournament
12pm - Half Day Dismissal4.30pm - 5pm: Dismissal

Preparation For Chess Summer Camp

To get a sense of the official rules and formats used in tournament play, you can explore the U.S. Chess Federation, the governing body of chess in the United States. Understanding these standards helps our students feel more confident and prepared when competing, especially in rated games or if they decide to pursue official rankings.