One of the things many families quickly discover after moving to Park City is just how many opportunities there are for kids to stay active and connected during the summer months. From mountain biking and hiking to art, science, and outdoor adventure, summer camps are a big part of what makes growing up here so special. It is one more example of the lifestyle that draws so many families to Park City in the first place.

Many of Park City’s most popular camps fill within minutes of registration opening. Planning ahead can make all the difference between securing a spot or ending up on a waitlist.

To help make the process easier, we’ve compiled a 2026 guide to some of the most popular summer camps in Park City, including registration dates, pricing, and important details parents should know before signing up.

If you’re a Park City parent planning ahead for summer, here’s what to know.

Tip for parents:
Many camps sell out within minutes of registration opening, so it helps to create accounts in advance and log in early.

Helpful Planning Tips for Parents

A few things experienced Park City parents recommend each year.

Register early
Many programs fill quickly, especially YMCA, MARC, and Basin Recreation camps.

Plan around vacations
Most camps run in weekly sessions, so it helps to map out family travel first before booking.

Look for add on activities
Some camps offer extras like art, swimming, or specialty instruction.

Mix it up
Many families combine outdoor camps with art or specialty programs to keep kids engaged throughout the summer.

Major Day Camps in Park City

YMCA Park City Summer Day Camp

Location: Treasure Mountain Junior High, 2530 Kearns Blvd, Park City

Registration Opens:
March 6 at 8:00 a.m.

Camp Dates:
Weekly sessions June 8 – August 7

Ages: 6-12 (five-year-olds considered on a trial basis)

Hours:
7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Pricing:
$73 per day

Discount:
Use code CAMPFUN10 for 10% off

YMCA’s Park City summer day camp is one of the community’s most popular programs, offering a full-day experience filled with games, outdoor activities, group challenges, and field trips.

Campers spend time outdoors, participate in structured activities, and build friendships with kids from across Park City.

Parents Tip: YMCA camps historically fill quickly once registration opens.

Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center (MARC) Summer Camp

Registration:
Submit proof of residency by March 13

84060 Resident Registration:
March 16 at 7:00 a.m.

Non-84060 Registration:
April 1 at 7:00 a.m.

Camp Dates:
Weekly sessions June 8 – August 14

Hours:
8:15 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Ages: 6-12 (five-year-olds considered on a trial basis)

Pricing:
$67 per day

This camp is one of the most sought-after programs for Park City residents, offering a full day of recreation, activities, and optional enrichment add-ons.

Optional Add-Ons

Kimball Art Center Add-On
June 15
June 29
July 13
July 27

Swim Add-On
June 15
July 6

These add-ons allow kids to participate in specialized art programming and swimming during select weeks.

Deer Valley Resort Summer Adventure Camp

Little ones at Deer Valley’s Summer Adventure Camp will discover a mountain of fun and wonders through adult-supervised and age-appropriate activities like sports, nature studies, scavenger hunts, art, and community projects with our state-licensed counselors.

Location: Snow Park Lodge, 2250 Deer Valley Drive South, Park City, UT 84060

Sign ups: Seasonal registration opens by phone on March 5 at 435-645-6648. Daily registration is available online and by phone starting March 12.

Ages: 2 months to 12 years, divided into age-appropriate groups.

Dates: Historically runs from June 9 to August 15, Monday-Friday.

Activities: Hiking, mountain biking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), games, arts & crafts, field trips.

Basin Recreation Summer Camps

Basin Recreation offers a variety of summer camps focused on outdoor recreation, sports, and creative activities.

Camp Visibility Online:
March 15

Employee Registration:
Shortly after March 15

Public Registration:
April 6 at 6:00 AM via DASH registration system

Camp Dates: Check Website for mini camp dates and pricing

Ages: 6-12 (ages 4-6 for mini camps).

Basin Rec camps often include weekly themes such as outdoor adventure, nature exploration, sports, and creative programming.

Specialty Camps

Game On! Sports 4 Girls (Girls Only)

Game On! Sports 4 Girls offers camps focused on building confidence, teamwork, and leadership through sports and outdoor activities.

Registration Opens:
April 8

Camp Sessions:

July 6 – July 10
July 13 – July 17
July 20 – July 24
August 3 – August 7

Hours:
8:45 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.

Pricing:
$85 per day

Ages: 4-14

These camps are designed specifically for girls and combine sports, activities, and team-building experiences.

Sail Park City

Sail Park City’s goal is to introduce children of all ages to the sport of sailing. From guppies having the experience of being in a sailboat for the first time, to its nationally ranked sail team. Operating at the beautiful Jordanelle Reservoir at the world class resort of Park City.

Park City Sailing School is open to everyone. Park City Sailing members receive priority registration.

Registration: Open

Camp Sessions: June 8 – August 14

Hours: Full or half-days; full: 9 a.m. – 3:15 p.m., and half-day sessions run from 9 a.m. -12 p.m. or 12:15-3:15 p.m.

Pricing: $83-$159/day

Ages: 5-17

Arts, Outdoor and Educational Camps

Park City also offers many specialty camps focused on arts, outdoor learning, and academic exploration.

Kimball Art Center Summer Camps

Kimball Art Center hosts creative camps for kids interested in painting, sculpture, and mixed media art.

Camp sessions typically run throughout June, July, and early August, with different themes each week.

Ages: 6-12

Registration:
Members Sneak Peak registration opens March 6 at 9am.

General Public opens March 13 at 9am.

Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter Camps

Swaner camps immerse kids in nature exploration, wildlife education, and environmental science.

These programs often include outdoor hikes, hands-on science, and nature-based learning.

Registration:
Sandhill Society members: Friday, March 13 at 9 am

Kestrel, Warbler, and Family-level members: Tuesday, March 17 at 9 am

General Public: Thursday, March 19 at 9 am

Ages: K-8th grade

Young Riders Mountain Bike Camps

Young Riders is one of the most popular camps for kids interested in mountain biking and trail skills.

Programs focus on bike handling, trail safety, and outdoor adventure.

Registration:
Opens Mar 26, 2026 at 7AM and sells out in minutes!

Woodward Park City Summer Camps

Woodward offers action-sports camps focused on progression and skill development.

Activities include:

Mountain biking
Skateboarding
Scooters
Parkour
BMX

Website:
woodwardparkcity.com

Ages: 7-17

Registration:
Open Now

Check out the website for specific camp programs and pricing.

Overnight Camps Near Park City

For families looking for longer adventures, several overnight camps operate within driving distance.

YMCA Camp Roger

Located in the Uinta Mountains, Camp Roger offers classic summer camp experiences including hiking, archery, and outdoor adventure. Visit the website here.

Girl Scouts Camp Cloud Rim

Located in the Wasatch Mountains, Camp Cloud Rim offers programs designed specifically for girls with outdoor skills, adventure programming, and leadership development. Visit the website here.

Camps Still Awaiting 2026 Information

The following programs historically offer camps but have not yet released full 2026 details:

Park City Community Church Summer Camp
[REGISTRATION INFO TBD]

Equellness Horse Camp
[2026 DATES TBD]

Summit Community Gardens Camps
[2026 DATES TBD]

Uinta Outdoor Company Camps
[2026 DATES TBD]

Egyptian Theatre YouTheatre Camps
[2026 DATES TBD]

Park City School District Compass Learning Camps
[2026 DATES TBD]

Other Summer Camps worth looking into…

Camp Roger

Luna Lobos

Utah Olympic Park

Baseball

Nike Golf Camp

PCSS water ramping or mountain biking camps

Why Summer Camps Matter in Park City

Summer camps are more than just childcare. They’re one of the ways kids in Park City build friendships, explore the outdoors, and develop independence.

From hiking local trails to learning mountain bike skills, creating art, or simply spending the day outside, summer camps help kids experience the same mountain lifestyle that draws so many families to Park City.

And for parents, knowing when registration opens can make all the difference.

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