Sterling|Local Event
Rainforest Falls Summer Camp & VBS for Kids in Sterling, VA
Rainforest Falls is a week-long evening summer camp for elementary-aged kids in Sterling and Loudoun County, hosted by St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church.
📅 July 20–24, 2026
⏰ 5:30–8:30 PM
📍 201 E. Frederick Dr., Sterling, VA 20164
👧 Ages 3 through completed 5th grade
💲 $50 per child, $100 family maximum* *Scholarships available upon request. Contact office@stmtts.org.
Dinner is included each evening.
This structured drop-off summer camp includes music, group games, hands-on science activities, creative storytelling, and small groups by age. Outdoor activities and water games are part of the week, weather permitting.
Rainforest Falls is a Christian summer camp, and faith is presented in ways that are welcoming and age-appropriate. Families do not need to attend St. Matthew’s to participate.
Volunteer opportunities are available for students entering grades 6–12. Teen volunteers can earn community service hours and enjoy evening activities after VBS each night, just for them
Learn more and register: stmtts.org/vbs
About St. Matthew's in Sterling:
St. Matthew’s is a fully welcoming and inclusive faith community in Sterling, Virginia, serving families and individuals across Loudoun County, including Ashburn, Leesburg, and surrounding communities.
Often described as a “just right” church, St. Matthew’s offers both contemporary worship with a live band and traditional services with choir. This balanced approach allows families and individuals to choose the style that helps them connect most meaningfully.
In addition to its worship style, St. Matthew’s is known for sermons that focus on putting faith into everyday life. Messages are grounded in Scripture but always ask the practical question: What does this mean for us this week? Whether it’s something to try, something to reflect on, or a way to show up for someone else, the goal is that you leave with something real to carry into the week ahead.
Learn more about us and join us for worship on Sundays at 8, 9:30, and 11 AM. Visit: stmtts.org