Summer camps for your kids, without the chaos.

Three steps, one calm summer

Search, compare, and plan — without forty browser tabs and a spreadsheet.

Summer camps near you. Tap a city for day camps, sleepaway camps, STEM, sports, and arts programs.

Browse by camp type

From robotics to ranch life — find the program that actually matches your kid.

Common questions

How much do summer camps cost?

Day camps in the U.S. typically run $250–$700 per week. Specialty programs (sleepaway, STEM, sports academies) range $500–$1,500+ per week. Fill The Week shows weekly price on every card so you can filter by budget.

What age should my kid start summer camp?

Most day camps accept kids starting at age 4 or 5. Sleepaway camps generally start at 7–8. Filter by age on any city page to see only camps that fit your child.

When should I sign up for summer camp?

Popular camps in major cities start filling up in January and February. Aim to register by March for the best selection. Save camps to your Fill The Week planner to keep track of registration windows.

What's the difference between a day camp and a sleepaway camp?

Day camps run weekdays (typically 9–4) and kids come home each night. Sleepaway (overnight) camps run 1–8+ weeks at a residential site. Day camps are usually cheaper and easier for younger kids; sleepaway camps build deeper independence.

How do I find camps near me?

Use the city directory or search by your city — Fill The Week lists day camps, sleepaway camps, and specialty programs across the U.S., updated weekly.