Education Place in Wellington Keep your skills sharp this summer at Education Place in Wellington, which is offering an educational and fun summer. Your elementary scholar will both enforce existing skills and learn new ones while having fun with the arts and science. Combat the summer slide in a safe and nurturing, air-conditioned environment. For more information, call (561) 753-6563. Education Place is located in the original Wellington Mall at 12794 W. Forest Hill Blvd., Suite 23.
FAU Pine Jog Environmental Education Center’s Summer Day Camp Gift your children a lifetime of fun, adventure and exploration this summer at the FAU Pine Jog Environmental Education Center’s Summer Day Camp. Campers will experience a balance of environmental education, arts, culture, sports and outdoor fun. Camp runs Monday through Friday, June 8 through July 31, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., for campers ages 5 to 12 years. For more information, contact Director Wendy Bautista at (561) 656-5430 or wdiazgra@fau.edu, or visit www.pinejog.fau.edu.
Florida Rowing Center’s Summer Rowing Camp The Florida Rowing Center’s Summer Rowing Camp is now in its seventh year. The program is designed for both boys and girls who want to learn to row, as well as experienced rowers looking to improve their sculling technique and fitness. Come have fun on the water. The program rows on Lake Wellington, a freshwater, protected, 2,000-meter-long lake. Registration is limited to allow individual, personalized coaching and instruction. The summer program is open to students age 12 and up led by head coach Doug Cody. For 35 years, the Florida Rowing Center has attracted and trained elite-level competitors from North America and Europe. Register and learn more at www.floridarowingcenter.com.
Kravis Center ArtsCamp — Theater kids will find a home for boundless creativity this summer at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. ArtsCamp is an innovative, three-week summer camp that provides young artists ages 9 to 11 with a working knowledge of what it takes to bring a show from an idea to reality. Under the guidance of professional teaching artists, campers will explore acting, dance, technical theater and vocal music, culminating in an ensemble piece produced and performed by the campers. To learn more, or to register, visit www.kravis.org/artscamp or call (561) 651-4251.
Lake Worth Playhouse Arts Academy — Make it a summer of creativity at the Lake Worth Playhouse. Young performers ages 8 to 15 can star in Mary Poppins Jr. during the Summer Show Camp (June 1–26), ending with a public performance on June 27. For ages 6 to 10, the nine-week Summer Theatre Camp (June 1 to July 31) offers exciting weekly themes — from Broadway and Disney to Star Wars and Christmas in July — plus fun Friday showcases. Camps run Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 713 Lake Ave., Lake Worth Beach. Sibling rates are available. Call (561) 586-6410 or visit www.lakeworthplayhouse.org to register.
Neighborhood Kids Schools Summer Camp — This summer, children ages 0 to 8 are invited to embark on an unforgettable nine-week journey around the world, right from the Neighborhood Kids campus. Each week, campers will explore a new country through hands-on activities, music, art and interactive learning adventures designed to spark curiosity and creativity. Meaningful character lessons and engaging Bible stories are thoughtfully woven into each destination. Neighborhood Kids proudly serves families in Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth, Palm Beach Gardens and Delray Beach and surrounding areas. Space is limited. Visit www.neighborhoodkids.net for more information and to secure your child’s spot.
Wellington Conservation Center — For those exotic animal lovers interested in an exciting summer program, the Wellington Conservation Center is now taking reservations for children ages 8 to 14 for the summer months. This camp is an all-access pass to animal fun for the summer. Become a junior zookeeper, learn about conservation or even just focus on some of the animals at the farm. There are four unique programs, with each a week full of hands-on learning experiences sure to excite the interest of kids of all ages. Camp runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with before and after care available. The cost is $300 per week, per child. To register, call Cole at (203) 206-9932. Visit www.wellingtonconservationcenter. org to learn more.
SUMMER CAMP PHILOSOPHY
To provide a quality summer camp program which supports children’s physical, emotional and cognitive development in a safe, secure environment.
Campers will experience a balance of environmental education, arts, culture, sports and outdoor fun!
Each week offers a different environmental theme. Activities include field trips, nature study, art, recreation and much more!
June 8th – July 31st
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Boys and Girls ages 5 to 12 years
W E E K LY T H E M ES
Week 1: June 8-12 — Wilderness Wonder
Welcome campers! This week kicks off summer with Students learning about and exploring the great outdoors through exciting adventures, nature discoveries, and handson activities.
Week 2: June 15-19 — Space is the Place
Campers take a trip through space! Activities will include things such as interacting activities, cup rockets, and taking a deeper dive into space exploration!
Week 3: June 22-26 — Splash Bash This week offers refreshing fun and learning through activities like water relays, ocean crafts, science, teamwork, and more! It’s a versatile theme for cooling down and fostering creativity and cooperation.
Week 4: June 29-July 2 —The Great Outdoors
Unleash your inner explorer! This week, campers step away from the screens and into the wild for an unforgettable journey through the natural world.
Week 5: July 6-July 10 — Field of Dreams
Join us for a week of beachy fun and ocean adventures! Campers will enjoy ocean crafts, marine life, and exploration, all inspired by the beauty of the coast. It’s a week full of sun, sand, and unforgettable memories!
Week 6: July 13-July 17 — Marine Mysteries
Join us for a week of fun exploring marine life. Campers will create ocean crafts, be a part of interactive exhibits, and take a dive into the ocean. This week is filled with fun, sand, and memories that will last forever!
Week 7: July 20-July 24 —Camp Olympics This week turns camp into a miniOlympics for days of friendly competition featuring classic camp games, creative challenges, and Olympic values like excellence and teamwork, skillbuilding, and more!
Week 8: July 27- July 31—Camp Rock Hey campers, get ready for the final hurrah! We’re celebrating our amazing summer together with a Farewell Fiesta! Let’s make this Farewell Fiesta a celebration to remember!
For more information, please contact: Wendy Bautista Summer Camp Director 561.656.5430 or wdiazgra@fau.edu
www.pinejog.fau.edu/school-programs/summer-day-camp.php
~ Open To Ages 12-18 ~ Reasonable Swimming Skills Required ~ $295 Per Week
ROWING SUMMER CAMP 2026 DATES
June 1 - 5 • June 8 - 12 • June 15 - 19
June 22 - 26 • June 29 - July 3
July 20 - 24 • July 27 - July 31 Monday thru Friday 9am - Noon
9am-2pm
June 8 - June 12
June - 15 - June 19
June 22 - June 26
July 6 - July 10
THIS CAMP IS AN ALL-ACCESS PASS TO ANIMAL FUN FOR THE
Become a Jr. Zookeeper, learn about conservation, or even just focus on some of our animals at the farm! There are Four unique programs that are sure to interest kids of all ages!
JR. ZOOKEEPER
Learn all about what it takes to be a zookeeper! HANDS-ON experience with our animals, with days focusing on zoology, feeding and cleaning, veterinary procedures, grooming, training, and enrichment!
WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST Learn about what it takes to preserve our planet for years to come. We’ll take a look at the endangered species list, ecosystems, environmental problems, poaching and pet trade, and dinosaurs and extinction!
OUR ANIMALS Each day will take an in-depth look at one of our many species at the farm! Sloth Day, Lemur Day, Anteater Day, Wallaby Day and Capybara Day! Featuring up close encounters with each day’s guest of honor!
PREHISTORIC PLANET
Take a journey through the time and learn about animals of the past. NEW! THIS SUMMER!
FRANCE
God Created Everything.
PERU God Is Our Safe Place.
UNITED STATES Courage to Do Right.
INDIA
Jesus Loves Every Child.
SPAIN
EGYPT
God Protects His People.
NORWAY God Made the Seasons.
God Gives Wisdom. CHINA
ISRAEL Jesus the Good Shepherd.
Praise God with Joy!
Welcome to an incredible summer journey! Over nine exciting weeks, campers will travel around the world, exploring di˜erent countries, cultures, and most importantly, discovering how God's love reaches every corner of His creation. Each week brings a new destination, a powerful Bible story, and faith truths that will help children grow closer to Jesus. Get ready for adventure, worship, and wonder as we discover God's heart for all people!
This summer, your child will become a world traveler! Through handson activities, engaging stories, and interactive games, your child will learn about new places, people, and traditions. We'll sing songs, make crafts, and learn about the amazing things God has made all over the world.
Take a group of talented imaginative kids who share a common interest in the performing arts and put them in an environment where they can nurture their creativity and the result is ArtsCamp! Under the guidance of professional teaching artists, campers will explore acting, dance, technical theater and vocal music, which will culminate in an original showcase performance.
June 1–19, 2026
Monday – Friday f rom 9am – 4pm (extended care available)
Ages 9-11 • Camp fee $750
For more information and to register for ArtsCamp, visit my.kravis.org/artscamp or call
Sponsored by Rick and Rosemary Johnston With support f rom Rodney B. and Marjorie S. Fink Foundation
