Camp Noticecamp directory

Summer camps in Florida

77 camps across 54 towns, with ages, type, and location for each. When the one you want is sold out, don’t refresh its page all summer — we’ll do the watching and text you the moment a spot opens.

Watch a Florida camp

Name the camp, confirm your number, pick your weeks — that’s the whole setup.

Camps by town

Apopka

Avon Park

Big Pine Key

Boca Raton

Chuluota

Clermont

Coral Gables

Coral Springs

Dania Beach

De Leon Springs

Delray Beach

Destin

Doral

Eustis

Fort Lauderdale

Fruitland Park

Ft Lauderdale

Gainesville

Haines City

Hawthorne

High Springs

Hilliard

Inglis

Jacksonville

Jupiter

Keystone Heights

Lake Wales

Lauderhill

Longwood

Madison

Marianna

Miami

Midway

Newberry

Orange Springs

Orlando

Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Harbor

Parrish

Pensacola

Pierson

Riverview

Saint Cloud

Saint Petersburg

Sanibel

Santa Rosa Beach

Sorrento

St Petersburg

Starke

Tampa

Umatilla

West Palm Beach

Wildwood

Winter Park

Questions parents ask

How many summer camps are in Florida?

This directory lists 77 camps in Florida, including 32 day camps and 20 overnight camps. Each camp’s page shows its town, age range, and program facts from its own public listing.

How do I get into a full camp in Florida?

Families’ plans change and spots open up all season. Set up a watch on the camp and Camp Notice checks its public registration page frequently, day and night, then texts you the moment a session flips from full to open — with the registration link.

Watch a Florida camp

Directory facts come from camps’ own public listings (the American Camp Association’s directory today) and can lag or change — always confirm details with each camp directly.

Camp Notice is an independent alert service for parents and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any camp. Registration and payment always happen on the camp’s own site.