Children’s Summer Camps & Programs
Find affordable summer camps for learning, friendship and fun.
Great Summers Start at Boys & Girls Clubs
The Importance of Summer Camp
Seventy-five percent of parents report that high costs prevent them from sending their kids to summer programs, and more than half say limited nearby options are also a major factor. With more than 5,500 locations nationwide, Boys & Girls Clubs open the door to enriching summer experiences that are affordable for families and accessible to millions of kids.
From reading to educational apps and hands-on activities, keep kids learning throughout the summer so they’re ready to take on the new school year. Read more →
Every young person should have access to healthy meals and snacks – but improving youth food security is a major challenge in the United States. Read more →
If time outside of school is the problem, out-of-school time programming is the solution. Read more →
Summer Brain Gain
School may be out, but learning is always in at Boys & Girls Clubs. It’s estimated that during the summer, most youth lose about two months’ worth of math skills, and youth living in low-income households also lose the same in reading skills – and these learning losses can stack up year-over-year.
Summer Brain Gain is our summer education program that connects fun and friendship with a project-based learning approach to keep kids on track for a successful transition back to school in the fall. Campers will learn through discovery, creative expression, group work and a final product or production.
Summer Stories
When other summer camps couldn’t accommodate a child on the autism spectrum, Boys & Girls Clubs did everything to give Elliott an unforgettable summer. Read more →
The outdoors can do so much for your mental health and wellbeing. You just have to remind yourself to get up and get out there. Read more →
Since a small group of Club members first went to camp in 1999, the collaboration between Camp Joy and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati has impacted hundreds of kids. Read more →

