Sports Camps in Las Vegas for Kids

At a glance

Looking for sports camps for your kids? There are 420+ camps on PlayPivot across the Las Vegas valley, including 70+ in Henderson, 35+ in Summerlin and 20+ in North Las Vegas. Many start around age 3, and 70+ say they welcome kids with special needs. Next day off school: Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11. Then Thanksgiving break, Wednesday, November 25 to Friday, November 27.

Updated November 2026

Las Vegas runs youth sports camps year-round, at every break and all summer. For single-sport focus, Tarkanian Basketball Academy (basketball), Las Vegas Indoor Soccer and Indoor 5 Soccer Arena (soccer), Darling Tennis Center (tennis), GYMCATS in Henderson (gymnastics), and It's All Volleyball (volleyball) all run camps and clinics. For multi-sport variety at a low price, city rec centers and the YMCAs (Centennial Hills, Bill and Lillie Heinrich) rotate kids through several sports a day. Prices range from low rec-center rates to premium academy weeks.

Before you sign up: These details come from each program's own website and public listings, last updated November 2026. Prices, schedules and staff change, so check with the program directly before you enroll.

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Programs across the Las Vegas valley

In This Guide

Single-sport vs multi-sport Camps by sport Rec centers and the YMCA Seasons and timing How to choose Ages What camps cost here Questions to ask Camp dates for 2026-27 FAQ

A sports camp is equal parts skill-building and burning off energy. Las Vegas has both the specialist academies and the all-rounder rec centers, so the right pick depends on your kid and your budget.

Single-sport vs multi-sport

Single-sport [camps](/las-vegas/camps) go deep: a week of just [basketball](/las-vegas/guide/basketball-programs-kids) or just [soccer](/las-vegas/guide/soccer), with real coaching and repetition, best for a kid who already loves the sport. Multi-sport camps rotate through several games a day and suit younger kids or ones still figuring out what they like. Rec centers lean multi-sport; academies lean single-sport.

Camps by sport

The valley's anchors: **Tarkanian Basketball Academy** for basketball; **Las Vegas Indoor Soccer** and **Indoor 5 Soccer Arena** for soccer; **Darling [Tennis](/las-vegas/guide/tennis-lessons-kids) Center** for tennis; **GYMCATS** and other gyms for gymnastics and tumbling; and **It's All Volleyball** for indoor and sand volleyball. Most run camps at every school break and through summer.

Rec centers and the YMCA

For value and variety, city recreation centers and the YMCAs are hard to beat. The YMCA-operated **Centennial Hills Community Center** and the **Bill and Lillie Heinrich YMCA** run multi-sport day camps at low daily rates, mixing sports with swim and games. They fill fast, so register early.

Seasons and timing

Sports camps run year-round in Las Vegas: summer is the biggest, but fall break, winter break, and spring break all have options. Outdoor sports move indoors or to early mornings in summer to beat the 105-plus heat, so check whether a camp is air-conditioned before July and August.

How to choose

Match the camp to the kid. A committed young athlete gets more from a single-sport academy week; a younger or undecided kid does better with a multi-sport rotation. Ask about the coach-to-camper ratio, whether they group by age or skill, and what a typical day looks like, then book early for summer and holiday weeks.

Ages and who it suits

Many sports camps here take kids from about 5 to 14, and each one sets its own range. City of Las Vegas break camps take ages 5 to 14, and the adaptive camp at [Dula Community Center](/las-vegas/community-centers/dula-community-center) runs for ages 5 to 18 ([City of Las Vegas camps](https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/Government/Departments/Parks-Recreation/Camps)). [Clark County Day Camp](/las-vegas/summer-camps/day-camp-clark-county) is for ages 6 to 12, or 5 after finishing kindergarten ([Clark County Day Camp](https://www.clarkcountynv.gov/government/departments/parks___recreation/day-camp)). Single-sport camps often run older: [Nike Soccer Camps in Las Vegas](/las-vegas/soccer/nike-soccer-camps-in-las-vegas-nevada) is listed for ages 6 to 16. For 4 and 5 year olds, look for half-day or multi-sport camps with shorter blocks.

What sports camps cost here

City and county camps cost the least. The City of Las Vegas lists winter break camp at $80 to $120 a week depending on the community center: [Stupak Community Center](/las-vegas/community-centers/stupak-community-center) is $80, and [Veterans Memorial Community Center](/las-vegas/community-centers/veterans-memorial-community-center) and the [Becker Technology Center](/las-vegas/community-centers/ernest-betty-becker-family-technology-center-and-recreation-park) are $120. Its No-School Fun Days are listed at $20 to $35 a day. Clark County lists its Day Camp at $21 per day per child.

Private camps run higher. As listed on each program's site in September 2026:

Envision Dance and Gymnastics lists summer camp at $200 a week.
Go for It USA lists winter break day camp from $55 a day for ages 4 to 14.

Camp dates on the 2026-27 CCSD calendar

Sports camps follow the Clark County School District (CCSD) calendar. Single days off through the year are listed on the CCSD calendar, and the City of Las Vegas posts its No-School Fun Day dates on its [camps page](https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/Government/Departments/Parks-Recreation/Camps). Thanksgiving break is November 25 to 27, 2026. CCSD winter break starts Monday, December 21, 2026. CCSD spring break is March 15 to 19, 2027. The last day of CCSD school is Thursday, May 20, 2027. Summer camp registration for 2027 usually opens in early spring. The full calendar is on the [CCSD site](https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1767641305/ccsdnet/ano6uzxheee9tby6g8ta/2026-2027-school-calendar-students-updated-final.pdf).

When we checked in October 2026, City of Las Vegas winter break camp registration was open until full.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sports camps are there for kids in Las Vegas?

Basketball (Tarkanian Basketball Academy), soccer (Las Vegas Indoor Soccer, Indoor 5 Soccer Arena), tennis (Darling Tennis Center), gymnastics (GYMCATS and others), and volleyball (It's All Volleyball), plus multi-sport camps at rec centers and the YMCA.

Single-sport or multi-sport camp?

Single-sport suits a kid who already loves the sport and wants real coaching. Multi-sport suits younger or undecided kids by rotating through several games a day.

When do sports camps run?

Year-round: summer is biggest, but fall, winter, and spring breaks all have options. In summer, check that outdoor sports move indoors or run early to beat the heat.

What is the most affordable option?

City recreation centers and the YMCAs run low-cost multi-sport day camps. They fill fast, so register when enrollment opens.

How many sports camp programs are there in Las Vegas?

PlayPivot currently lists 427 sports camp programs across the Las Vegas valley, 9 of them completely free. Most serve kids ages 3 to 18.

How much do sports camp programs cost in Las Vegas?

Of the sports camp programs across the Las Vegas valley publishing a price tier on PlayPivot, 9 free, 49 budget-friendly ($), 181 mid-range ($$), 39 premium ($$$+). Compare exact pricing, schedules, and reviews on each program's listing.

Are there special-needs-friendly sports camp programs in Las Vegas?

Yes. 70 of the 427 sports camp programs across the Las Vegas valley identify as special-needs friendly. PlayPivot's search has a dedicated special-needs filter to find them.

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