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Photo courtesy Fort Worth Botanic Garden<\/p>\n
June\u2013July 2026<\/p>\n
Address: 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n
Phone: 817\/463-4160<\/p>\n
Ages served: 4\u201317<\/p>\n
Type: Day camp and outdoor adventure camp<\/p>\n
Here inside this premier botanical garden, a variety of kids camps offer them the opportunity to \u201cdig into hands-on fun\u201d through outdoor learning and creative STEAM activities set in a natural environment. All of these take place over at the garden\u2019s Botanical Research Institute of Texas. There, campers from preK to high school explore STEM activities while discovering the wonders of nature, building skills as budding naturalists and creative thinkers.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Programs like \u201cWild Writers\u201d encourage journaling, sketching, and creative writing as campers observe plants and wildlife, while older students in \u201cLeaders for Environmental Action and Field Work (LEAF)\u201d take on real-world challenges through fieldwork, data collection, and environmental problem solving.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The focus on exploration, creativity, and hands-on discovery keeps kids active, curious, and engaged, making it a meaningful choice for parents seeking both enrichment and outdoor adventure. Half-day and full-day options are available, and since camps for multiple age groups happen at the same time, families can easily enroll multiple children. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n RELATED: What Parents Need to Know About New Texas Camp Safety Laws<\/a><\/p>\n Game On Camps<\/a><\/p>\n May\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: Two locations in Fort Worth<\/p>\n 2600 Alemeda St., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n 251 Settlement Plaza Dr. Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/367-7800<\/p>\n Ages served: 5\u201318 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and sports camp<\/p>\n They\u2019ve got to expend all that energy somehow. Why not encourage them to channel that energy into a sport\u2014or two or three? This multi-sport camp gives kids the chance to build athletic skills across a wide range of sports. Soccer, basketball, flag football, volleyball (even specifically beach volleyball), biking, and baseball through a partner organization\u2014Choose one of these for a focused, weeklong camp. With FIFA coming up this summer, no doubt that soccer will be one of the more popular sessions, focusing on ball control and endurance.<\/p>\n Can\u2019t decide, or want to try a little bit of them all? Register for the multi-sport camp. At each camp, you can be sure the coaches will see to it that your kids develop the fundamentals through drills, skill stations, and game play that improve coordination, speed, agility and overall fitness. Coaches group the players together by experience level, so every kid gets the right balance of challenge and support, while reinforcing teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Key Summer Program<\/a><\/p>\n June 2026<\/p>\n Address: 7950 John T. White Rd., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/446-3738<\/p>\n Ages served: PreK through 12th grades<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and STEM camp<\/p>\n Since 1966, this established program from the Key School and Training Center has supported students with strong academic instruction, now celebrating its 60th summer. Originally created to help students who learn differently gain an academic boost, it continues to focus on building essential skills through classes like \u201cReading, Phonics & Spelling\u201d and \u201cMath Fundamentals,\u201d helping close learning gaps in a structured, supportive environment.<\/p>\n First introduced last year, Key Start program is back again in 2026 to provide enrichment opportunities for younger learners, helping them build early confidence and readiness. It\u2019s led by highly qualified teachers using a specialized curriculum and encourages steady progress and independent learning. Families value the consistent, focused approach that helps children strengthen core academic skills while gaining confidence and preparing for the next school year\u2014and beyond grade school. Older students would do well to take up the updated Study Skills and SAT Prep classes, designed to meet evolving academic needs. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Lone Star Film Festival Summer Film Camp<\/a><\/p>\n July\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 2805 S. University Dr., Moudy South Building, Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/492-5556<\/p>\n Ages served: High school students, 13\u201318 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and arts camp<\/p>\n Movie buffs in your teens, here\u2019s a chance to emulate your most-admired directors. This creative, hands-on experience from the Lone Star Film Festival (which is returning to Fort Worth this November) focuses on storytelling and all aspects of filmmaking. On campus at TCU, campers explore screenwriting fundamentals, on-set roles, film crew jobs, and production workflows, while working directly with professional film equipment.<\/p>\n And it\u2019s not a solo show. Students will collaborate with their peers\u2014as you would on any project or movie set\u2014to develop their ideas and produce a short film from beginning to end, from script to screen. And this can be just for fun, or for your teens with film school in their future, they can then, in turn, use that original project for their college applications or creative portfolios.<\/p>\n Along the way, participants gain real-world insight into the film industry and potential career paths. Not sure if it\u2019s in the budget? Apply for financial assistance or scholarships, which are reviewed on a rolling basis. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n North Texas Performing Arts Camp<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: NTPA Southlake at 1101 N Carroll Ave., Southlake, Texas (and in Dallas, Fairview, Frisco and Plano)<\/p>\n Phone: 972\/422-2575<\/p>\n Ages served: 5\u201318 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, arts camp and special needs camp<\/p>\n Whether your kid is brand new to musical theatre or has a laser focus on a specific field of study (acting, theater, visual art and filmmaking), you\u2019ll find a camp with North Texas Performing Arts (NTPA). Here kids will \u201cstep into the spotlight\u201d with its wide range of programs. These touch on improv, dance and movement, character creation, and storytelling, and more creative arts projects such as painting, sculpture and mixed media.<\/p>\n Younger children enjoy art and drama camps, while older students take part in Center Stage and production camps. Many sessions build toward a showcase where families can witness a production showcasing what the students have been up to all week. In film-focused camps, students learn filmmaking techniques and create their own shorts. NTPA\u2019s inclusive programs for deaf students and those with disabilities, ensuring every child can participate in a supportive environment where character development and artistic expression go hand in hand. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n River Legacy Nature Center\u2019s Summer Camps<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013July 2026<\/p>\n Address: 703 NW Green Oaks Blvd., Arlington, Texas 76006<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/860-6752<\/p>\n Ages served: 3 years to eighth grade<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp<\/p>\n River Legacy\u2019s camp invites kids to \u201cdiscover the wonders\u201d of a 1,300-acre forest through hands-on STEM activities that explore nature, wildlife, and ecology. Campers take part in \u201cinteractive, engaging\u201d experiences that encourage curiosity and environmental awareness while learning about the natural world. Weekly sessions run Monday through Thursday, with half-day options for younger children and full-day programs for older students, making it easy for families to find the right fit.\u00a0<\/p>\n Programs are tailored from preschool through middle school, ensuring age-appropriate exploration and learning. The littlest kids go in the mornings, and all day for first graders and older. Through outdoor discovery and experiential activities, children stay active, build knowledge, and develop a deeper connection to nature, making it a strong choice for families seeking an educational and engaging summer experience. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Southwest Christian School: Summer Camp Sensation<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013July 2026<\/p>\n Address: 6801 Dan Danciger Rd., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/294-0350<\/p>\n Ages served: PreK through sixth grade<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp, and sports camp<\/p>\n Southwest Christian School is closing up its books for the summer and putting all hands on deck for these recreation-heavy camps. Hosting seven weeks with a mix of themes and experiences, Southwest Christian School becomes the place for summer fun, learning and adventure. Is your kid interested in cooking? Robotics? Pirates or mermaids? These themed camps are sure to keep your kids active and engaged for the whole week. From the high-energy \u201cBlast-Off to Summer!\u201d kickoff to hands-on activities, campers explore a variety of interests, all the while they\u2019re building confidence and developing friendships, too.<\/p>\n And in the Summer Athletic Camps, those focus even more on the active side. Choose your preferred sport\u2014basketball and soccer (both co-ed), baseball and softball, volleyball and football\u2014to concentrate on, and within the week, your child will have developed even more skills, teamwork, and confidence in a supportive setting. With age-based groupings and optional before and after care, families can count on Southwest Christian School\u2019s structured, flexible program to keep children moving, learning and inspired all summer. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n RELATED: DFW Summer Camps That Match Your Kid\u2019s Interests, from the Arts to Aviation<\/a><\/p>\n TCU: Jamie Dixon Basketball Camps<\/a><\/p>\n June 2026<\/p>\n Address: 3000 Stadium Dr., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Email: [email\u00a0protected]<\/a><\/p>\n Ages served: Third through eighth grades<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and sports camp<\/p>\n The head men\u2019s basketball coach at Texas Christian University (TCU) lets kids take a page right out of his playbook. For young athletes whose chosen sport is\u2014without a doubt\u2014basketball, they can train like collegiate players with an authentic coaching experience from Dixon, his staff, and current players on TCU\u2019s Horned Frogs team. Campers sharpen fundamentals and advanced techniques through structured drills, full-court games, and daily league play that provides real game reps. Players of all skill levels (no pressure to already be a pro yourself!) build confidence as they develop their teamwork, leadership and sportsmanship.\u00a0<\/p>\n Held in a collegiate arena, the environment immerses campers in high-level play while keeping the focus on skill development and fun competition. Designed for players eager to improve their game, this program combines expert coaching, competitive play, and memorable experiences that help kids flourish. For superfans who are a little starstruck, this experience also goes beyond the court to include autograph and photo opportunities. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Texas Ballet Theater Camps<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 1500 Mall Circle, Fort Worth, Texas (and locations in Dallas and Richardson)<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/763-0207<\/p>\n Ages served: 3 years and older<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and arts camp<\/p>\n Whether it was Swan Lake or Giselle, or The Nutcracker, it\u2019s hard to forget witnessing your first live ballet production. And at these summer camps, aspiring young dancers can step out of the audience and into the studio. This summer, Texas Ballet Theater\u2019s (TBT) programs are designed for all experience levels, starting as young as age 3. Younger children explore ballet through imaginative camps like Ballet Basics, where themed weeks make dancing feel even more magical\u2014combining storytelling, creative play, and introductory dance in a nurturing setting.<\/p>\n Those ready for the Junior Intensive program will build their technique across ballet and complementary styles, often culminating in a performance. Older students will further refine their artistry in focused training like TBT\u2019s Classical Variations Intensive and Pas de Deux Workshop. These emphasize musicality and performance quality, while audition-based intensives provide rigorous, multi-week instruction with professional faculty and guest artists. With three locations across North Texas, families can find convenient options for their young dancers at every stage. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n YMCA: Adventure Day Camps<\/a><\/p>\n May\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: Multiple locations in Azle, Bedford, Benbrook, Eagle Mountain, Fort Worth, Granbury, Joshua, Keller and Saginaw<\/p>\n Email: [email\u00a0protected]<\/a><\/p>\n Ages served: 5\u201312 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp, sports camp, STEM camp and arts camp<\/p>\n At these community-based camps, caring YMCA staff members help turn your kids\u2019 long summer days into an unforgettable mix of swimming, games, creative activities, swimming and field trips to other local destinations too.<\/p>\n Campers stay active and engaged with a balance of fun and learning that builds confidence, independence, and friendships in a welcoming environment where every child belongs. The full days of programming keep the kids involved (not just \u201cbusy\u201d but engaged and learning) from drop-off to pick-up. With multiple locations across North Texas, families benefit from convenient access, while caring staff provide a safe, supportive setting. You don\u2019t even have to already be a YMCA member to join these camps, and all activities are included with no surprise fees. Scholarships and flexible enrollment options make it even easier for parents to find reliable choices for their kids to experience a well-rounded summer. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n YMCA Camp Carter<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 6200 Sand Springs Rd., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/738-9241<\/p>\n Ages served: 5\u201315 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, overnight camp, and outdoor adventure camp<\/p>\n Just minutes from Downtown Fort Worth and along the West Fork of the Trinity River, YMCA Camp Carter feels like a true escape. No worries about screentime here. Instead, kids\u2019 full attention will be focused on all the outdoor adventures at their fingertips. Expect their days to be filled with classic recreational activities\u2014 s\u2019mores and campfire stories, hiking through wooded trails, swimming, fishing, canoeing. But the options don\u2019t stop there. Camp Carter offers horseback riding, archery, ropes courses and even more nature activities that make it well worth venturing here.<\/p>\n Both day and overnight options let children experience \u201cadventure by day, campfire magic by night\u201d or head home each afternoon with new stories. Crucially, Camp Carter is accredited by the American Camp Association and Praesidium, designations that emphasize safety and trained staff, in addition to its quality experiences. Need help with the cost? Inquire about the scholarships that help make camp accessible to even more local families. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n All Saints\u2019 Episcopal School: Summer You<\/a><\/p>\n May\u2013July 2026<\/p>\n Address: 9700 Saints Cir., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/935-2205<\/p>\n Ages served: 3 years to 12th grade<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp, sports camp, STEM camp, faith-based camp and arts camp<\/p>\n Set on a spacious 147-acre campus, this eight-week program gives kids endless ways to stay active, curious, and engaged all summer. With more than 300\u2014yes, three hundred\u2014camp options, children can explore nearly anything you can think of.<\/p>\n Flying drones, horseback riding, tennis, sewing, chess, and everything in between. There\u2019s even a session walking kids through how to efficiently run a lemonade stand\u2014because entrepreneurs know that it\u2019s not as simple as pouring but delves into costs, pricing, profit, advertising, and product development. Junior high-age kids can join a babysitter training course, with a focus on safety. They\u2019ll learn CPR and choking rescue, which will help prepare them not only for babysitting but for the wider world.<\/p>\n Flexible half- and full-day weekly camps, along with extended care, make scheduling easy for busy families. With all activities in one location, parents can count on a convenient, well-organized experience while kids discover new interests, build confidence, and enjoy a summer filled with variety and hands-on learning. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Camp Fire Day Camp<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013July 2026<\/p>\n Address: 4300 Clay Ave., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/806-5455<\/p>\n Ages served: 5\u201313 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp, STEM camp and arts camp<\/p>\n Curious kids can dive into \u201cexploration, discovery, and hands-on adventure\u201d with weekly themes that explore the natural world in engaging ways. Campers investigate topics like prehistoric discoveries, wildlife, water science, forest ecosystems, and weather patterns through STEAM challenges, creative art projects, outdoor exploration, and interactive experiments. Each day includes team-building games, problem-solving activities, and nature-based crafts that keep children active, thinking, and collaborating.<\/p>\n Highlights like splash days, field trips, and guest speakers bring each theme to life and add variety to the experience. Campers are grouped by age, ensuring activities are developmentally appropriate and engaging for everyone. With a full-day schedule and experienced staff, children benefit from a structured, supportive environment where they can try new things, build friendships, and grow in confidence. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Cowtown C.A.L.F. Camp<\/a><\/p>\n June 2026<\/p>\n Address: 3584 S. Hills Ave., Suite 21, Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/207-0224<\/p>\n Ages served: Third through sixth grades<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and sports camp<\/p>\n The Cowtown Marathon (which includes a kids 5K) comes around the corner every February, but even during the summers, your kid can get in on the racing fun. This camp keeps kids active with running games, skill-building activities, and lessons on healthy habits in an encouraging environment.\u00a0<\/p>\n Campers learn about topics related to running while hearing from guest speakers who share insights on nutrition, wellness and yoga. Each participant receives a camp shirt, pedometer and\u2014like you would receive at any family fun run\u2014a swag bag. With structured morning sessions and a focus on fitness and fun, kids build confidence, stay moving, and develop habits that support an active lifestyle. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Fort Worth Academy: Summer Quest<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 7301 Dutch Branch Rd., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/370-1191<\/p>\n Ages served: Pre\u2011K through eighth grade<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, sports camp, STEM camp and arts camp<\/p>\n Learning turns into an adventure with weekly \u201cquests\u201d that keep kids exploring, creating, and discovering all summer. Campers dive into hands-on experiences in STEM, entrepreneurship, arts, athletics, global learning, and imaginative play, staying active and engaged in a supportive environment where curiosity leads the way. Each week brings new themes and activities, giving children the chance to try different interests while building confidence and creativity.<\/p>\n Your kindergartners are bound to go wild for the Bluey\u2019s Big Adventure camp or the \u201cYoung Philanthropists\u201d camp, teaching them practical ways to volunteer for good causes. Your elementary-age kids for the cooking camps, or middle schoolers for the \u201cSports Smorgasborg,\u201d touching on a number of different sports.<\/p>\n Half-day and full-day options and before care (offered during certain weeks) make it easier for families to choose a schedule that fits, with a structured day that balances enrichment and fun. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Fort Worth Zoo: Summer Zoo Camp<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 1989 Colonial Pkwy., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/759-7555<\/p>\n Ages served: 4\u201317 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and overnight camp<\/p>\n It doesn\u2019t take lots of convincing to coax your kids into a trip to the Fort Worth Zoo. Seeing baby elephant Lady Bird roam with the herd, and new two-toed sloth named Olive who now lives inside the newly reimagined World of Primates habitat\u2014these are just some of the reasons to visit on a regular. So imagine all the possibilities that await during an entire week of day camps here.<\/p>\n Give your animal lover a summer they\u2019ll never forget, with their hours listening to zookeeper chats, joining classic camp activities and even jumping into masses of bubbles in foam parties, and extra playtime in the zoo\u2019s own splash pad open for summers, too. Reserve your spots for the nine week-long programs open to every age group. If your child is at least 8, they\u2019ve got the option to spend the night for the coolest sleepover ever. And for middle and high schoolers? They\u2019ll go even deeper behind the scenes to experience all that goes into veterinary care and animal nutrition. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Xplor Preschool & School Age: Summer @ Xplor<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Addresses: Multiple locations in Tarrant County (and more in Collin, Dallas and Denton counties)<\/p>\n 686 FM 1187 E, Crowley, Texas<\/p>\n 8350 Parkwood Hill Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas<\/p>\n 13900 Sendera Ranch Blvd., Haslet, Texas<\/p>\n 300 N Holland Rd., Mansfield, Texas<\/p>\n Phone:<\/p>\n Crowley: 877\/230-4886<\/p>\n Fort Worth: 877\/796-6482<\/p>\n Haslet: 877\/835-8395<\/p>\n Mansfield: 877\/230-4874<\/p>\n Ages served: Kindergarten through fifth grade<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp, sports camp, STEM camp, and arts camp<\/p>\n Xplor\u2019s summer day camps will keep your elementary-aged children having fun all day and learning all summer. (Summer slump? We don\u2019t know her.) And how? The sheer number of different activities helps. Xplor campers can choose from specialty options: robotics, cooking, arts and crafts, math games, dance, STEAM, gymnastics (offerings vary depending on the location) and more themed camps\u2014all of which encourage exploration and creativity.<\/p>\n For your littles about to enter into kindergarten this fall, there\u2019s the Kindergarten Enrichment Camp, which will ultimately help prepare those youngest campers for that sometimes tough, always emotional transition into school. How? By play, of course. They won\u2019t even know they\u2019re actually learning routines, how to collaborate with other campmates, and learning concepts in literacy and math.<\/p>\n Plus, as a special treat during some of the camp days, many locations will take off for field trips\u2014to local museums, aquariums, water parks and other outdoor destinations\u2014making for an even more sensational summer. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n More Camps in Tarrant County<\/p>\n This section includes additional camp options for families to explore. These listings are added separately from our paid listings.<\/p>\n Camp Clayton<\/a><\/p>\n May\u2013July 2026<\/p>\n Address: Multiple locations around Tarrant County (in Fort Worth, Keller and Westworth Village)\u00a0<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/923-9888<\/p>\n Ages served: 3\u201315 years\u00a0<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp and STEM camp<\/p>\n Kids can delve into hands-on learning and outdoor fun across multiple programs: STEAM Camp gets the campers deep into science experiments, engineering challenges and creative projects, while the Adventure Camp (which is accredited by the American Camp Association<\/a>) take them on exactly that\u2014outdoors adventures with boating, archery, swimming and hiking. And the activities for teens go even further, teaching them leadership skills through service projects and mentorship. Plus, before and after care hours add much-needed flexibility for busy parents. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Code Wiz Summer Camps<\/a><\/p>\n May\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 790 S. Main Street, Suite 409, Keller, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/380-1352<\/p>\n Ages served: 7\u201317 years<\/p>\n Type: Day camp and STEM camp<\/p>\n With the ever-upward societal shift toward technologies, learning the basics in coding is a must-know and easier than ever to access. Code Wiz camps, kids explore game development, robotics, and 3D printing through hands-on projects\u2014by creating their own games and builds. They take a Montessori-style approach, encouraging creativity and independent thinking, which in turn drives students to naturally grow in their confidence. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n Summer @ Merryhill School<\/a><\/p>\n June\u2013August 2026<\/p>\n Address: 711 W. Arbrook Blvd., Arlington, Texas<\/p>\n Phone: 817\/839-2547<\/p>\n Ages served: PreK through ninth grade<\/p>\n Type: Day camp, outdoor adventure camp, sports camp, STEM camp and arts camp<\/p>\n The Merryhill School\u2019s summer programs allow your kids to both discover new interests and strengthen the skills they already have. Its \u201cBOLD adventures\u201d are a mix of specialty and academic camps, with participants exploring S.T.E.A.M. activities, soccer, swim lessons, fishing\u2014even woodworking. Younger children benefit from Kindergarten Prep Camp, while older campers enjoy more adventures and \u201cextreme\u201d activities on field trips to places like the Perot Museum and the Euless Aquatic Center. Learn more<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Game-On-Camps-edited.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Game On Camps<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Key-Summer-Program.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Key School<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Lone-Star-Film-Festival-Summer-Film-Camp.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Lone Star Film Festival<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/North-Texas-Performing-Arts-Summer-Camps-Tarrant.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy North Texas Performing Arts<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/River-Legacy-nature-camps.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy River Legacy Nature Center<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Southwest-Christian-School-Summer-Camp-Sensation.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Southwest Christian School<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/TCU-Jamie-Dixon-Basketball-Camps.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Texas Christian University<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Texas-Ballet-Theater-Camps.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Texas Ballet Theater<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/YMCA-Adventure-Camp-edited.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/YMCA-Camp-Carter-1.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy YMCA Camp Carter<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/All-Saints-Episcopal-School-SummerYou.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy All Saints\u2019 Episcopal School<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Camp-Fire-Day-Camp.jpg\")
Photo courtesy Camp Fire First Texas<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/cowtown-calf-camp.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Cowtown Marathon<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Fort-Worth-Academy-SummerQuest.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Fort Worth Academy<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Fort-Worth-Zoo-Summer-Zoo-Camp.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Fort Worth Zoo<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Xplor-Preschool-School-Age-Summer-@-Xplor-1.webp.webp\")
Photo courtesy Xplor Preschool & School Age<\/p>\n