Camps in Las Vegas

Camps in Las Vegas are three different searches wearing one word, and knowing which one you are doing saves a lot of scrolling.

1. Summer. The break runs about 11 weeks, longer than anyone's vacation time, so the real question is which weeks you need covered. Ask when registration opens and whether there is early pricing. The summer camps guide covers the full-day options.
2. School breaks. Fall break, winter break and spring break camps are the thin part of the list, so book early. The no-school day camps guide covers single days off.
3. Specialty. Sports, coding, art, theater and science camps, half or full day for one week. My opinion: a one-week specialty camp is the cheapest way to find out whether your kid actually likes the thing before you pay for a season.

47 of the 644 camps are listed as free, 373 post a price range, and the rest make you ask. 56 are in Summerlin, with Henderson and the southwest the other places I would filter to first.

Before you pay, ask about drop-off and pick-up hours, extended care, lunch, how kids are grouped by age, sibling discounts, and the refund rule if plans change.