Summer Day Camps

Summer Day Camps offers full-day summer programming that includes education, arts, sports and recreation, healthy lifestyles, good character, and social emotional learning activities. Children take part in weekly theme weeks such as STEAM Explorers (build, experiment, and create), Deep Blue Discovery (pirate quests and water games), Galactic Guardians (space missions and wearable art), Passport to Summer (cultures, traditions, FIFA World Cup), Stars, Stripes, and Summer (patriotic activities), Imagination Station (art projects), Retro Road Trip (throwback games and music), Culinary Quest (kid-friendly cooking), Level Up! (quests in enchanted worlds), Eco-Explorers (outdoor and eco projects), and Jurassic Journey (fossil excavations and dinosaur tracking). The program also includes free in-house experiences like the Kona Ice Truck, obstacle courses, and Duck Donuts, as well as optional field trips and special events such as The Big Splash water party, a Summer Fairgrounds experience, a Wild West event with a petting zoo, and trips to Adventure City, an Angels game, the movies, Chuck E Cheese, bowling, skating, the LA Zoo, arcades, and trampoline parks.

• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Full-day summer program with weekly sessions from June 1–August 28, 2026, Monday–Friday, 6:30am–6:00pm (closed July 3)
• Price: Weekly contracts 8+ weeks: $175 per week; 1–7 weeks: $198 per week; daily contract: $50 per day (1st grade and up, based on availability); Kinder Summer Program 8+ weeks: $190 per week, 1–7 weeks: $215 per week; $25 annual membership fee; daily hot lunch: $6 per day

Half-day specialty camps are available in Basketball, Chef, Ceramics, Chess, Dance, Gymnastics, Junior Lifeguard, LEGO, Soccer, Surf, Theatre, and Volleyball, and these can be added to the full-day camp or taken on their own. A daily hot lunch program is offered with options such as a Club BBQ lunch (1–2 hot dogs or a hamburger with chips, cookies, and a drink), cheese or pepperoni pizza (2 slices with fruit snacks and a drink), chicken tenders (2 tenders with french fries, carrots and ranch dip, and a drink), and Pick Up Stix (chicken, rice, and vegetables), and lunch must be purchased by 10am on the day of use. Kids can move freely through different rooms and choose from a variety of youth development and enrichment activities, and bus transportation is available between Boys & Girls Club branches when a child is enrolled in both the full-day program and a specialty camp. Contracts are billed weekly and cover 6:30am–6:00pm from June 1 through August 28, 2026, with payments due the Friday before the week used, no deductions for absences, vacations, or holidays, and a $10 late fee if fees are not paid by Monday at 6:00pm; all program fees must be current to participate in extra activities, including field trips.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire and enable the healthy development of all young people, especially those who need the Club most, so they can fulfill their potential as caring, responsible, productive members of the community, with a stated goal of helping kids succeed in school and in life. The organization serves more than 4,000 youth each year in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, and surrounding areas through seven centers and additional school sites, and partners with local school districts to offer the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) free of charge for qualified families in the Huntington Beach City and Ocean View School Districts, serving infants through teens with a mix of free and fee-based programs. The Club’s programs have earned numerous honors ranking them among the top in the state and the nation, and the organization holds a four-star Charity Navigator ranking and Candid’s 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency. Sliding scale scholarships of 10%–50% are available for families with qualifying incomes.

Last updated June 20, 2026.