Sleepaway summer camps, by state
1,602 camps that run overnight sessions, from their own listings. Sign-ups open soon — we’ll email you when they do.

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- California178 sleepaway camps
- New York127 sleepaway camps
- Pennsylvania106 sleepaway camps
- Maine72 sleepaway camps
- Wisconsin69 sleepaway camps
- North Carolina62 sleepaway camps
- New Hampshire61 sleepaway camps
- Texas60 sleepaway camps
- Ohio55 sleepaway camps
- Minnesota50 sleepaway camps
- Virginia48 sleepaway camps
- Colorado45 sleepaway camps
- Massachusetts42 sleepaway camps
- Michigan42 sleepaway camps
- Washington41 sleepaway camps
- Georgia35 sleepaway camps
- Florida33 sleepaway camps
- Indiana33 sleepaway camps
- Illinois32 sleepaway camps
- Missouri32 sleepaway camps
- Vermont30 sleepaway camps
- Connecticut25 sleepaway camps
- New Jersey25 sleepaway camps
- Oregon23 sleepaway camps
- South Carolina22 sleepaway camps
- Alabama20 sleepaway camps
- Arizona20 sleepaway camps
- Maryland20 sleepaway camps
- New Mexico17 sleepaway camps
- Oklahoma16 sleepaway camps
- Tennessee16 sleepaway camps
- Kentucky14 sleepaway camps
- West Virginia14 sleepaway camps
- Nebraska12 sleepaway camps
- Arkansas11 sleepaway camps
- Iowa10 sleepaway camps
- Kansas10 sleepaway camps
- Louisiana10 sleepaway camps
- Idaho9 sleepaway camps
- Hawaii7 sleepaway camps
- Wyoming7 sleepaway camps
- Mississippi6 sleepaway camps
- Montana6 sleepaway camps
- Nevada5 sleepaway camps
- North Dakota5 sleepaway camps
- Utah5 sleepaway camps
- Alaska4 sleepaway camps
- South Dakota4 sleepaway camps
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Questions
- How many sleepaway camps are in this directory?
- 1,602 camps that run overnight sessions, in 53 states and territories, from the camps’ own public listings. The most are in California (178), New York (127), Pennsylvania (106).
- Do sleepaway camps fill up?
- Many of the older sleepaway camps fill their sessions early and keep a waitlist. Each camp runs its own registration and waitlist: join it on the camp’s site, then set up a watch here, and we email you when we see a spot open on the camp’s public registration page.
- How do you know a camp is a sleepaway camp?
- From the camp’s own listing: it says the camp runs overnight, residential sessions. Camps that list both day and overnight programs, or don’t say, are left off rather than guessed.
- What does it cost?
- $25 per camp, paid once. It covers that camp through this summer — nothing renews.
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.