Camp Windermere Summer Camp

Camp Windermere Summer Camp includes daily games, sports, arts and crafts, playground time, and indoor games like dodgeball, pickleball, and 9-square. Campers take part in activities such as bounce houses, inflatables, water slides and water games, pool time with lifeguards present, Capture the Flag (including a fizzy twist version), water tag, camp Olympics, songs, and eating s'mores. The camp also offers themed activities such as wrangling cattle and horse racing using inflatables and games (not live animals), extraterrestrial games, astronaut snacks, rocket launching, learning about space life, watching World Cup matches, movie trivia, dressing as favorite movie characters, and an optional movie outing with round trip transportation to a designated theater, a small drink, popcorn, and a movie.

• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Camp hours are 9am–4pm, Monday–Friday, with an extended day option from 8am–9am and 4pm–6pm; 2026 sessions run in weekly blocks from June 1–5, June 8–12, June 15–19, June 22–26, July 6–10, July 13–17, July 20–24, and July 27–31, with June 29–July 3 closed for the 4th of July week.
• Price: There is a $25 one-time registration fee that includes a camper t-shirt; Weeks 1–2 and 4–8 cost $235 per week per camper, Week 3 offers three options (Full Day for $235, Morning Only for $135, Afternoon Only for $120), extended day costs $50 per week per camper, an optional July 7 movie outing costs $5 per camper, and online payments include a 3.95% credit card fee or 1.5% electronic check fee; a sibling discount code SIBLING gives $10 off when registering more than one child from the same family, and the sibling discount does not apply to extended day.

Camp Windermere Summer Camp follows a structured daily schedule that includes morning stretching and the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by rotations through the playground, field, Treehouse area for snacks, board games, card games and crafts, gymnasium for indoor games and an indoor inflatable, lunch and down time, inflatables and waterslides, camper-selected clubs, and additional snack and game times before the 4:00 pm end of day. Weekly themes include Wild West, Water Week, Wacky Week, USA's 250th and World Cup, Movie Week, Space Week, and a Summer End Party, and in-house field trips and guests can include real goats and bald eagles. The camp operates as a device-free program with supervised activities throughout the day, and campers are divided into age groups with a counselor-to-camper ratio of at least 1:10; waitlists may be used if registration reaches capacity, and facility tours are available by appointment. Daily items requested from families include lunch, a water bottle, sunscreen, a change of clothes, a towel, and a swimsuit for water slides, and families are asked not to send valuables, Pokémon cards, toys, or electronic devices such as phones and iPads.

Camp Windermere Summer Camp is led by Camp Director Coach Ed Custodio, a former Division 1 college coach who has worked as a high school dean, elementary classroom teacher, and program director, and who is a father of four children. Camp Director Tommy Sprague is an OCPS physical education teacher and father of three, and camp counselors are selected from area high schools and college students returning for the summer. The camp’s stated goal is to provide a fun, safe, device-free environment to build relationships and have a good time.

Last updated May 31, 2026.