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Phoenix offers a variety of summer camps and activities for children aged 6 to 17, with most programs ranging from free to $80 and some including free lunch and activities such as arts and crafts, sports, and field trips. These camps, which began in June, run until late July or early August and have drop-off locations across the city, making them accessible to all residents. Additionally, Phoenix provides other recreational programs and sports leagues, requiring a Parks and Recreation Pass that costs $5 for minors in Phoenix and $10 for those living outside the city, valid for 12 months.
Summer is a great time for kids, offering months without classes and ample free time. But how does this break impact parents?
With kids out of school for six to eight hours on weekdays, parents often need to find a caregiver, pay for daycare, or leave their kids home alone.
Fortunately, Phoenix offers affordable summer camps for kids aged 6 to 17, ranging from free to $80.
Explore the city’s full list of programs here. Each entry includes contact information for more details.
Many programs feature free lunch and activities like arts and crafts, sports, and field trips. Contact ahead to confirm offerings.
Programs began in June but many run until late July or early August.
Drop-off locations are available citywide, accommodating families on Phoenix’s borders.
Phoenix also provides a range of recreation programs, sports leagues, swimming lessons, and more for those not needing a summer camp but wanting active kids.
To access these programs, obtain a Phoenix Parks and Recreation Pass: $5 for minors in Phoenix, $10 for non-residents. The pass is valid for 12 months and covers every free program.
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