No School Day Camps in Las Vegas: Every CCSD Day Off for 2026-27

A random Monday off is harder to cover than a whole week of break. Week-long camps are everywhere, but a single no-school day needs a program that takes kids by the day. I'm Monica, a Las Vegas mom of two, and this is the list I keep for those days: every Clark County School District (CCSD) day off this school year, and the city, county and private programs that are open on them. Dates and prices below come from each program's own page as of October 6, 2026.

One thing to know if you searched for fall break: CCSD doesn't have a fall break week this year. It has single days off in October and November instead, then Thanksgiving break.

Every CCSD day off in 2026-27

These are the student no-school days on the CCSD 2026-27 calendar. CCSD 2026-27 student calendar (PDF)

Who runs camp on single days off

City of Las Vegas No-School Fun Days. The city runs all-day camp from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. for kindergarten through 8th grade on Oct 12, Nov 3 and Nov 25. It's $35 a day at Cimarron Rose and Veterans Memorial community centers and $20 a day at Doolittle, Dula and Stupak. Mirabelli Community Center runs its No-School Fun Day for Ages 3 to 5 at $35 a day, which is worth knowing if you have a preschooler at home. Dula's camp is adaptive recreation. Space is limited and you register ahead. City of Las Vegas camps and FOX5, Sept 15, 2026

Clark County Day Camp. The county runs day camp during school breaks and staff development days, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., for Ages 6 to 12. It's $21 a day per child, paid in full to hold the spot, first come, first served, and kids bring a lunch and two snacks that don't need heating or refrigeration. Sites include Desert Breeze, Helen Meyer and Silverado Ranch community centers and Hollywood and Paradise recreation centers, plus Bob Price and Walnut recreation centers. The county page doesn't list each date, so call your site before a specific day off. Clark County Day Camp

Henderson: Battle Born Kids. The City of Henderson runs Battle Born Kids for kindergarten through 5th grade, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at select recreation centers, on these days: Oct 12, Oct 30, Nov 3, Nov 11, Nov 25, Dec 21 to 23, Dec 28 to 31, Jan 4 and Jan 18. It also lists Nov 23 and 24 at Silver Springs Recreation Center only. A drop-in day is $27, pending space. Henderson's year-round sites are Black Mountain Recreation Center and the Henderson Multigenerational Center. Early arrival (6:30 a.m.) and extended stay (to 6:30 p.m.) are $10 per child per week each. You'll need the city's youth participation forms on file before the first day. City of Henderson youth programs

Henderson is the only one of the three that lists Nevada Day (Oct 30) and Veterans Day (Nov 11). If you live elsewhere in the valley and need those two days, look at Henderson or the private camps below.

Thanksgiving, winter and spring break

Thanksgiving (Nov 25 to 27). The city's No-School Fun Day and Henderson's Battle Born Kids both run on Wednesday, Nov 25. Neither lists Thursday or Friday, so plan on family or a sitter for those two days.

Winter break (Dec 21 to Jan 4). The City of Las Vegas runs winter break camp Dec 21 to 24 and Dec 28 to 31, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., for kindergarten through 8th grade, at $120 a week at Becker, Cimarron Rose, Mirabelli and Veterans Memorial and $80 a week at Doolittle, Dula and Stupak. There's no camp on Dec 25 or Jan 1. The winter break camps guide has the full list, including private camps.

Spring break (Mar 15 to 19, 2027). Registration for city spring break camps opened in early March last school year. See the spring break camps guide.

Private camps on school days off

Some gyms, studios and STEM centers run "school's out" camps on CCSD days off, and they usually post them a few weeks ahead. A few with prices on their listings:

• Star Sky Gymnastics school-out camps: $39 half day, $70 full day, for Ages 5 to 12.
• Gymcats Camps: $35 per block per child, from age 5.
• Go for It USA: winter break day camp from $55 a day for Ages 4 to 14.

The grid below shows 80+ programs in the valley that list camps for school breaks. Not every one runs on every single day off, so call before you count on one, and register as early as each program allows.