The 2026 summer camp season has ended. A price or open slot from that season does not carry into 2027. Families looking for affordable care should start with county recreation, libraries, the YMCA, Boys & Girls Clubs, and scholarship programs as registration opens.
Compare the full week: hours, meals, transportation, deposits, and sibling discounts can matter more than the advertised daily rate.
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Keep going without starting from scratch.
Quick list
Where to start next season
- Martin County summer camp and teen-program pages
- YMCA of the Treasure Coast camp registration
- Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County
- Port St. Lucie and county recreation programs
- Scholarship and financial-aid deadlines
Check public programs first
Martin County and the City of Port St. Lucie publish their own summer program pages. Check the new year's age ranges, residency rules, and registration date before comparing costs. A program described as free in 2026 may have different funding next year.
Ask about financial aid
The YMCA and Boys & Girls Clubs can have full-day options, but published prices and aid vary by location and season. Ask about scholarships, meals, extended hours, and required membership before deciding what is affordable.
Local tip
Use the article for evergreen ideas and the newsletter for what is happening right now.
That combination gives you the best shot at finding something that fits the season, your schedule, and what is actually open or active this week.
Use specialty camps selectively
Nature, art, and sports camps can be a good fit for a particular week, but they may not cover a full workday. Check drop-off and pickup times, equipment needs, and cancellation rules.
Build a realistic comparison
Make a short list by county and age. Record the total weekly cost, registration date, aid deadline, hours, food, and transportation. Confirm a place is available before arranging other childcare around it.
FAQ
Common questions
Are 2027 Treasure Coast camp prices posted?
Not as a complete regional list as of September 29, 2026. Check each operator's current registration page.
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Written by
Derek Brumby
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Last verified September 29, 2026
This guide was written and edited by Derek Brumby using linked local and official sources, then reviewed for Treasure Coast planning context.