It’s summer camp season: What to know in Idaho
Families in Idaho can explore various summer camp options for their kids, including city parks and recreation programs, school districts, Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCAs, universities, churches, and local businesses. Registration timelines vary, with some camps filling up quickly and others having availability throughout the summer.
Families in Idaho are searching for summer activities for their kids. The Boise with Kids Summer Activities and Camps fair was held in April at TRICA Preschool of the Arts. Registration timelines for summer camps vary across Idaho. City parks and recreation programs, such as Boise's, offer themed camps, sports, and specialty classes. Local school districts host summer programs, including academic enrichment and STEM camps. The Boise School District offers kindergarten preparation courses and summer boost programs. Boys and Girls Clubs in Ada County offer summer programs for K-12 students at $50 per week. YMCAs in Treasure Valley and Idaho Falls provide sports camps, full-day camps, and overnight camps. Universities like Boise State University and the University of Idaho host sports camps and STEM-themed camps. Churches and local businesses, such as gyms and museums, also offer summer camps. Parents should check the specific registration timelines for each camp, as some fill up quickly while others have availability throughout the summer.
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