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🏕️ Summer Camps

CubHelp lists 151 summer camps in 34 states, led by Florida (59), California (11) and Texas (11). The typical range for a summer camp is $200-800/week. Pick a state below to compare providers by city, listed price, ages served and license status, free for families.

151
Providers
34
States
$200-800/week
Avg Cost

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Florida

59 summer camps

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California

11 summer camps

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Texas

11 summer camps

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Georgia

7 summer camps

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New York

7 summer camps

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North Carolina

4 summer camps

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Alabama

4 summer camps

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Illinois

4 summer camps

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Massachusetts

4 summer camps

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Ohio

3 summer camps

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Tennessee

3 summer camps

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Washington

3 summer camps

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Colorado

3 summer camps

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New Hampshire

2 summer camps

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Maine

2 summer camps

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Maryland

2 summer camps

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Pennsylvania

2 summer camps

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Indiana

2 summer camps

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Minnesota

2 summer camps

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Oregon

2 summer camps

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Missouri

1 Summer Camp

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Arizona

1 Summer Camp

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Virginia

1 Summer Camp

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New Jersey

1 Summer Camp

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Michigan

1 Summer Camp

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Arkansas

1 Summer Camp

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Vermont

1 Summer Camp

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Utah

1 Summer Camp

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South Carolina

1 Summer Camp

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New Mexico

1 Summer Camp

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District Of Columbia

1 Summer Camp

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Wisconsin

1 Summer Camp

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Iowa

1 Summer Camp

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South Dakota

1 Summer Camp

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What Does Summer Camp Cost?

Summer camp costs in the United States range from $200-500/week for day camps to $500-1,500/week for overnight camps. Many camps offer sibling discounts, early bird pricing, and financial aid.

Typical national range: $200-800/week. Prices vary by state, city, and services - open a city view for real local pricing.

How to Choose a Summer Camp

  • Register early - popular camps fill between January and March. Set calendar reminders for registration dates.
  • Ask about the counselor-to-camper ratio and whether the camp is accredited by the American Camp Association.
  • Find out what happens on rainy days. Good camps have indoor backup plans, not just screen time.
  • Ask if they offer extended care (early drop-off, late pickup) if your work schedule requires it.

What to check before you enroll

How CubHelp Verifies Providers

Every summer camp listing on CubHelp shows its verification status so families can compare on more than price. Look for:

  • License verification - whether the provider holds the state license required to operate.
  • Background checks - whether staff have completed background screening.
  • Insurance - whether the provider carries liability coverage.

Listings with the green Verified badge have passed CubHelp’s verification checks. CubHelp search can filter results to verified providers only.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many summer camps are listed on CubHelp?
CubHelp lists 151 summer camps across 34 states. The states with the most listings are Florida (59), California (11), Texas (11), Georgia (7) and New York (7). 151 of them show confirmed state license status and 151 list background checks for staff. Choose your state below, then a city, to see each provider with its price range, ages served and contact details.
How much do summer camps cost?
Summer camp costs in the United States range from $200-500/week for day camps to $500-1,500/week for overnight camps. Many camps offer sibling discounts, early bird pricing, and financial aid. Typical range: $200-800/week. Providers listed on CubHelp show prices from $175 to $800/week. Prices vary by state, city and services, so open a city view for local pricing and confirm current rates with the provider.
Are summer camps licensed?
Summer camps in each state must register with the state health department. Camps with overnight programs must additionally meet state youth camp standards including counselor background checks. 151 of the 151 summer camps on CubHelp show confirmed license status. Ask each provider for its license or certification details and verify them with your state before you enroll. Every CubHelp listing shows its license, background-check and insurance status as separate trust checks.
How do I choose the right summer camp?
Compare providers by price, ages served, license status and background checks, then visit or call your top two or three choices before deciding. Register early - popular camps fill between January and March. Set calendar reminders for registration dates. Ask about the counselor-to-camper ratio and whether the camp is accredited by the American Camp Association. Find out what happens on rainy days. Good camps have indoor backup plans, not just screen time.
Is CubHelp free for families?
Yes. Searching, comparing and contacting summer camps on CubHelp is free for families. Providers can list for free, or choose an optional paid plan: Verified at $49 per month adds the Verified badge, license verification display and lead notifications, and Premium at $149 per month adds featured placement and an analytics dashboard. Paid plans are month-to-month.

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