Your children have a chance to get a little messy, make new friends, learn a little more about themselves & build their self-esteem. Our summer camps give children the opportunity to jump out of their comfort zones and into exciting, healthy, and safe new worlds to discover and explore!
Our campers spend time every day in the great outdoors, are part of a team & have a sense of belonging. Most importantly, they have a chance to be just kids, getting the most out of summer!
We’ve created a handy “Camps-at-a-Glance” printable cheat sheet to help you plan the ultimate summer—perfect for families with multiple kids!
For all summer camp registrations, select the age-appropriate camp that interests your child based on the grade they will be entering in September 2025. Depending on the camp, there are several options to choose from, including: 7-week, 4-week, 3-week, 2-week, 1-week, and end-of-camp options. Check specific camps for details.
Residency privilege is extended to Kindergarten through Grade 8 students living in the geographic boundaries of North Shore School District 112 and students Grade 9 through 12 living in the geographic boundaries of Highland Park High School. Parents of these children are not eligible for resident fees (some exclusions may apply).
Proof of Park District of Highland Park residency in the form of a valid Driver’s License or Illinois State ID may be required for registration. To receive resident rates:
We do not want a program fee to be a deterrent to your child from participating in summer camp. All scholarships and inquiries regarding financial aid are completely confidential.
SMILE Grant-In-Aid Program is available to qualifying Highland Park families needing financial assistance.
FYI (Foundation Youth Initiative) Grant-in-Aid Program is available to qualifying Highwood families, and can help cover up to 50% of camp program fees.
The Lois & Edmond Zisook Rosewood Beach Summer Camp Scholarship is available annually for High Tide, Low Tide Camp. Even mo
