135 vetted Florida summer camps for kids — day camps, sports, STEM, arts, nature and academic programs in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville and beyond. Filter by city and age.
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Suggest a listing →GOkidOZ lists 135 vetted Florida summer camps. Miami has the most options (22), followed by Orlando and Tampa (16 each) and Jacksonville (15), with programs also in Tallahassee, Fort Myers, Naples, Lakeland, St. Petersburg and across the state, plus four that run statewide. Each listing shows ages, focus and a direct link to the camp, so you can compare day camps, sports, STEM, arts and nature programs side by side.
Popular Florida camps open registration between January and March and the best-known programs fill by spring, so aim to book by March or April for a June start. Many camps offer early-bird pricing in winter. If you are looking late, city parks and recreation departments and YMCA branches usually have July and August availability.
Costs vary widely — city recreation and YMCA day camps are typically the most affordable, specialty STEM, sports and academic camps sit in the middle, and overnight or theme-park-adjacent programs cost the most. Many Florida cities offer scholarships or sliding-scale rates through their parks departments, and some camps accept state childcare assistance. Check each listing for current pricing.
Yes — both cities have programs starting around age 3 to 5, usually half-day or with early-drop and extended-day aftercare for working parents. Use the city filter above to narrow to Miami or Orlando, then check the age range on each card before you call.