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Kid City Summer Camps offers weekly sessions that include trips to the pool and splash pad, field trips, special events, and activities focused on nature and the outdoors. Campers take part in sports and games, arts and media, swimming, crafts, library time, and games throughout each session.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: One week long camp sessions, Monday through Friday, with Sessions C and E running four days
• Price: A non-refundable, non-transferable administration fee of $50 per session per child is included in each week's registration fee. All late registrations require a $50 administration fee in addition to the camp registration fee. 2026 Kid City Summer Camp Sessions pricing: Session A (June 1-5): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session B (June 8-12): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session C (June 15-18, no camp June 19): Original: $164/169, Quest: $157/162. Session D (June 22-26): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session E (June 29-July 2, no camp July 3): Original: $164/169, Quest: $157/162. Session F (July 6-10): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session G (July 13-17): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session H (July 20-24): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session I (July 27-31): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session J (June 26 All Camp Parent Night Out, only campers enrolled for at least one week of Kid City or Quest Summer Camp are eligible to attend, includes dinner): $35/$40. Session K (July 23-24 @ 4 p.m.-July 25 @ 7 a.m. All Camp Overnight, only campers enrolled for at least one week of Kid City or Quest Summer Camp are eligible to attend, includes dinner and breakfast): $60/$65.
Camp sessions are one week long, Monday through Friday, except Session C (June 15-18, no camp June 19) and Session E (June 29-July 2, no camp July 3). Parents are responsible for transporting their children to and from camp each day, and once at camp, city buses and passenger vans are used to transport campers to and from field trips that are not within walking distance, with only trained, licensed drivers transporting campers. Families are asked to send a sack lunch and water bottle, a swimsuit and towel, and any special sunscreen, bug spray, or medications.
Kid City Summer Camps includes Kid City Original and Kid City Quest programs, with Quest campers actively engaged in activities separate from younger Kid City Original campers and space dedicated to Questers where they can spend time with friends. Staff-to-camper ratios are 1:6 for grade K, 1:8 for grades 1–4, and 1:10 for Kid City Quest. Camp staff are enthusiastic, well-trained adults, and all staff are CPR and First Aid certified and follow professional standards set by the American Camp Association and the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department. All Kid City Original and Quest programs are accredited by the American Camp Association.
The camps are inclusive and serve children with and without disabilities, and inclusion services are available for accommodation needs and support options. Camp offers a break from technology, replacing it with participation in the community. Only campers enrolled for at least one week of Kid City or Quest Summer Camp are eligible to attend the All Camp Parent Night Out and the All Camp Overnight. The Inclusion Coordinator for the program is Amy Shrake. The mission of Kid City Summer Camps is: “We give every child a summer to remember!”
Last updated May 14, 2026.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: One week long camp sessions, Monday through Friday, with Sessions C and E running four days
• Price: A non-refundable, non-transferable administration fee of $50 per session per child is included in each week's registration fee. All late registrations require a $50 administration fee in addition to the camp registration fee. 2026 Kid City Summer Camp Sessions pricing: Session A (June 1-5): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session B (June 8-12): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session C (June 15-18, no camp June 19): Original: $164/169, Quest: $157/162. Session D (June 22-26): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session E (June 29-July 2, no camp July 3): Original: $164/169, Quest: $157/162. Session F (July 6-10): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session G (July 13-17): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session H (July 20-24): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session I (July 27-31): Original: $205/$210, Quest: $195/$200. Session J (June 26 All Camp Parent Night Out, only campers enrolled for at least one week of Kid City or Quest Summer Camp are eligible to attend, includes dinner): $35/$40. Session K (July 23-24 @ 4 p.m.-July 25 @ 7 a.m. All Camp Overnight, only campers enrolled for at least one week of Kid City or Quest Summer Camp are eligible to attend, includes dinner and breakfast): $60/$65.
Camp sessions are one week long, Monday through Friday, except Session C (June 15-18, no camp June 19) and Session E (June 29-July 2, no camp July 3). Parents are responsible for transporting their children to and from camp each day, and once at camp, city buses and passenger vans are used to transport campers to and from field trips that are not within walking distance, with only trained, licensed drivers transporting campers. Families are asked to send a sack lunch and water bottle, a swimsuit and towel, and any special sunscreen, bug spray, or medications.
Kid City Summer Camps includes Kid City Original and Kid City Quest programs, with Quest campers actively engaged in activities separate from younger Kid City Original campers and space dedicated to Questers where they can spend time with friends. Staff-to-camper ratios are 1:6 for grade K, 1:8 for grades 1–4, and 1:10 for Kid City Quest. Camp staff are enthusiastic, well-trained adults, and all staff are CPR and First Aid certified and follow professional standards set by the American Camp Association and the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department. All Kid City Original and Quest programs are accredited by the American Camp Association.
The camps are inclusive and serve children with and without disabilities, and inclusion services are available for accommodation needs and support options. Camp offers a break from technology, replacing it with participation in the community. Only campers enrolled for at least one week of Kid City or Quest Summer Camp are eligible to attend the All Camp Parent Night Out and the All Camp Overnight. The Inclusion Coordinator for the program is Amy Shrake. The mission of Kid City Summer Camps is: “We give every child a summer to remember!”
Last updated May 14, 2026.
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