There are 8 camp programs with upcoming dates across the Las Vegas valley.
Last updated November 10, 2026.
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8 camp programs
Wednesday, November 11
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Monday, November 23
Wednesday, November 25
Clark County Day Camp
7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
At 7 places: Paradise Recreation Center, Helen Meyer Community Center, Silverado Ranch Community Center and 4 more
+13 more dates
No School Fun Day
7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
At 6 places: Veterans Memorial Community Center, Stupak Community Center, Doolittle Community Center and 3 more
+3 more dates
Monday, December 21
Monday, December 28
Monday, March 15
Questions parents ask
When do school break camps run in Las Vegas?
Most school break camps follow the Clark County School District (CCSD) calendar: single days off, Thanksgiving, winter break, spring break and summer. The sign-up calendar shows what opens when, month by month.
How much do kids camps cost?
It depends on the camp and the number of days. Clark County Day Camp is listed at $21 a day per child, and a card shows a price when the calendar has one. Ask the camp before you sign up, since prices can change.
Where can I find day camps on school days off?
Clark County Day Camp runs on school breaks and staff development days for ages 6 to 12, and the City of Las Vegas runs No School Fun Days at its community centers. The cards above show the next dates and places.
What should I ask a camp before signing up?
Ask about the daily schedule, the staff-to-camper ratio, drop-off and pick-up times, what to pack, and how the camp hires and trains its staff.
Where do these events come from?
From public calendars and organizers: the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, Henderson Libraries, city and county parks and recreation, museums, local venues, ticket sites and events organizers send in. Times and prices can change, so check with the venue before you go.
Event details come from public calendars (library districts, cities, Clark County, parks and museums), local venues, ticket sites and organizers. Always confirm details with the venue before heading out.