The countdown for Summer vacation is on! At the end of May, most El Paso students will be off on Summer vacation.
For many families, Summer vacation means vacation time, but those vacations can only last so long and once you’re back, it’s time to avoid the dreaded “I’M BOREDDDDD” from your kids.
So, If you’re a parent, you are probably already wondering how to keep the kids busy (and off their screens) this summer, don’t stress because El Paso has plenty of options that are fun, affordable, and actually educational.
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Ultimate Guide to Summer Camps In El Paso for 2026
The City of El Paso Parks & Recreation Department is bringing back its Club Rec Summer Camp, running from June 8 through July 2. Designed for kids ages 6 to 12, the camp runs Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 1 PM and costs just $40 per week per child.
There’s also a Teen Leaders Program for just $20 per week, giving older kids a chance to build leadership skills while staying active. Youth scholarships are available, making the program accessible to more families across the city.
The City of El Paso’s Club Rec Summer Camp will be offered at the following locations across the city:
Chamizal Community CenterDon Haskins Recreation CenterGary Del Palacio Recreation CenterMarty Robbins Recreation CenterSylvia A. Carreon Community CenterThe Beast Urban ParkVeterans Recreation CenterWayne Thornton Community Center
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More 2026 Summer Camp Options Around El Paso
If you’re looking to explore even more options, here are some standout camps happening across the city:
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A One-Stop Shop Website for El Paso Parents
To make things easier for families, the BOOST Network has created a Summer Program Guide as part of its Spring into Summer campaign. This guide highlights a wide range of programs available across the Paso del Norte region, helping parents find the perfect fit for their child.
Another website I came across that had a comprehensive list of summer camps in the city was elpasosummercamps.com.
ToDoElPaso is also a great resource for parents when it comes to trying to keep your kids busy this summer. Not only does the website efature events happening across the city, but you can also find a section dedicated to local summer camps and classes.
Bottom line: whether your kid is into sports, science, animals, or just making new friends, El Paso’s summer camp lineup is full of many opportunities!
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