If you’re wondering what to do with the kids over the summer- May 30 through Aug. 11 when they’re off from public school — you’ll have your choice of public and private day camps here.
Registration is open for toddlers to teens, so now’s the time to explore what they offer, the ages required, the costs and how to sign your children up online or in person if you’re already here.
The school district of Palm Beach County has 26 day camps offered by the district, community agencies and private organizations. Among them are nature-based camps such as Loggerhead Marinelife Center, a theatrical camp in Delray Beach Playhouse and even Palm Beach Zoo Camp. There are also special programs for students of all ages. Summer Camps and Programs
Most municipalities have day camps. The city of Boca Raton has 30. You read that right, there are 30 day camps, from fishing, to tennis, to surfing, space explorers, fun-engineering and even future veterinarians. Summer Camps
Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation offers general summer camps in two recreation centers in suburban western parks, and a teen camp in western Boynton Beach. There are golf camps in five county golf learning centers and golf courses, among them Southwinds and Osprey Point, both in west Boca Raton, and John Prince in western Lake Worth. Summer Camp
Here’s the YMCA of South Palm Beach County’s summer camps and signup information for their Peter Blum Family YMCA in Boca Raton and Devos-Blum Family YMCA in Boynton Beach. Camp at the YMCA
Palm Beach County Parenting magazine has an extensive online summer camp directory that includes public camps such as the city of Palm Beach Gardens, and private camps specializing in dance, science, sports and even ice skating. Summer Camp Directory
