Summer Programs & Summer Camps For Kids

Summer Camp Calendars

St. Charles Unit June 2026 Calendar

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O'Fallon Unit June 2026 Calendar

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Parent/Guardian Info Meetings

*Required that at least one parent or guardian attend.

Both units will be hosting a parent meeting during the first week of summer camp.

O'Fallon: June 1st @6:30-7:30PM

St. Charles: June 2nd @6:00-7:00

Parent Member Handbook 2025

RED, WHITE & BOOM

2026 Summer camp

Get ready for an unforgettable summer adventure! Our Red, White & Boom Summer Camp is designed to inspire youth to explore their interests, build friendships, and develop essential life skills while celebrating the 250th Anniversary of America! With nine weeks of engaging activities, campers will dive into STEM projects, embrace cultural connections, and get active during our Dream Big USA. Each day is packed with opportunities to play, learn, and lead in a safe and nurturing environment.

Weekly Themes

Wk 1: June 1-5

Together We Thrive

Celebrate the diverse cultures within our community while getting to know the other kids in Summer Camp! Engage in activities that promote academic success and character development while learning about global traditions, languages, and arts, while fostering respect and understanding.

Wk 2: June 8-12

Dream Big USA

Get active and energized! This week campers will have the opportunity to learn more about physical education, healthy lifestyles and how to play together on a team! Campers will learn about the importance of staying fit while enjoying friendly competition and camaraderie.

Wk 3: June 15-19

Hometown Heroes

Learn about the Heroes in our Hometown! Campers will hear from local first responders about their job and duties as well as learn about all the different community organizations that keep St. Charles County safe!

Wk 4: June 22-26

Stars & Stripes Spirit Week

We bleed blue at Boys & Girls Clubs, and we want everyone to know! Daily crazy themes, special outings, and a BGC Red, White & Blue Day will allow us to embrace what it means to be a Club kid. Activities will focus on healthy habits, leadership, and teamwork.

June 29 - July 3

ALL CLUBS CLOSED

In observance of Independence Day, All Clubs will be closed. This week is also dedicated to mid-summer cleaning and staff training, ensuring a safe and enriching environment for all campers.

Wk 5: July 6-10

Express Yourself

Unleash creativity and self-expression! Engage in various art forms while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills, promoting academic success and emotional well-being through the joy of creating.

Wk 6: July 13-17

United in Nature

Learn about nature and how the environment works! Engage in hands-on activities and learn about animal and plant care and conservation, fostering respect for all living beings while promoting curiosity and academic success in science-related topics.

Wk 7: July 20-24

Great Dreamers

Explore future career possibilities! Through interactive activities, campers will enhance workforce readiness by setting ambitious goals, building confidence, and learning about different professions that spark their interests.

Wk 8: July 27-31

Freedom to Be Me

Focus on personal growth and self-improvement! Campers will set personal goals and learn strategies for resilience, building their mind, body, and spirit through activities that encourage healthy lifestyles and self-reflection.

Wk 9: Aug 3-7

Future Innovators of America

Ignite curiosity in science, technology, engineering, and math! Through hands-on experiments and projects, campers will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, enhancing workforce readiness while encouraging a love for learning.

Here's what you need to know!

FAQs

Our Summer Camp is open to youth ages 5-18 in grades K-12. Club members aged 5 must be enrolled in kindergarten and be able to independently use the restroom to attend.

Our Summer Camp runs from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday, allowing families to plan their schedules accordingly.

$145 per week for the first child, $125 per week for each additional child.
Summer camp weekly rates are in addition to the $35.00 annual membership fee.
Registrations completed in full by April 1, 2026, will receive a $25 discount per child on the first week they attend.
The Summer Camp daily rate is $35 per member, per day if you are not planning to attend a full week of Summer Camp. Advance notification is required for daily rate attendance.
We offer a FREE drop-in period at both units from 12:00PM-3:00PM on select days during the summer months as part of the Annual Club Membership. Lunch and in-Club activities are included.
- Half day options may be available for those attending summer school. Contact each unit directly for more information.
- Field trips and pool days are NOT included in drop-in or half day participation.

The weekly fee includes a t-shirt, meals, snacks, field trips, pool days, guest speakers, and special activities, ensuring a fun and enriching experience for every Club member.

Weekly auto-pay payments are processed the MONDAY BEFORE the week your child attends.
Weekly payments are due the THURSDAY BEFORE the week your child attends.
Weekly payments not received by the FRIDAY BEFORE the week your child attends will incur a $10.00 late fee.
Weekly payments not completed by Monday the same week your child attends will be assessed at a $50 late fee.
Summer camp weekly rates are in addition to the $35.00 annual membership fee.

If you need to cancel your registration, please notify us at least the MONDAY BEFORE the week your child is registered. Refunds may not be available for cancellations made after this period.

Campers should bring a water bottle, sunscreen, a hat, and any personal items they may need (e.g., a change of clothes). A detailed list will be provided upon registration.

We prioritize the safety and security of all youth in our programs. Our safety policies follow the highest standards, and all staff and volunteers are mandatory reporters. Key safety practices include:

No one-on-one adult-to-member interactions; a minimum of three people must be present.
Staff and volunteers use designated adult restrooms only.
Members must be able to use restrooms independently.
Video surveillance is installed throughout the facility (excluding restrooms) and accessible only to authorized staff.
Alarms on external doors and double-locked entry points ensure secure access.
All visitors must check in at the front desk and wear a name tag.
Staff supervise programs, and parents/guardians will be contacted in case of significant injuries.

These measures help create a safe environment for everyone at the Club.

You can register online or visit our Club locations for assistance. There are limited spots available at both Club locations, so early registration is encouraged to secure your child's spot!

NEED HELP? Stop by the Club Monday - Thursday 11AM-2PM or 5PM-7PM / Friday 11AM-2PM or 5PM-6PM to use a Club computer to complete the application.

We have laptops available at the front desk to submit the online membership form.
Bring your important documents (report card, IEP, BIP, Allergy Plan, etc.) with you, or have them saved in your email. We can assist with file upload.

Please contact Jeri with any questions.