Directory · West Palm Beach · Ages 8–9 · 23 camps

Summer Camps for ages 8–9 in West Palm Beach.

23 camps in West Palm Beach accept ages 8–9. Median week: $144; range $110–$165.

8–9 is the sweet spot for West Palm Beach summer camps — kids can do a real specialty week (one-sport intensive, theater production, full-day STEM build), they can handle a longer drop-off, and most are ready for an overnight if you go that route. Catalog depth peaks here too: nearly every camp in town accepts this band.

Top 20 camps

  1. Belvedere Elementary School Summer Camp · Ages 5–12 · $100/week
  2. Berkshire Elementary School Summer Camp · Ages 5–12
  3. Coleman Park Community Center Summer Camp · Ages 5–12
  4. Conniston Middle Boys & Girls Club Summer Camp · Ages 5–17
  5. Florence De George Boys & Girls Club #70 · Ages 6–18
  6. Gaines Park Community Center Summer Camp · Ages 5–12
  7. Inspiring Kids Academy Summer Camp (West Palm Beach) · Ages 5–12
  8. Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Summer Camps · Ages 5–17
  9. Marjorie S. Fisher Boys & Girls Club · Ages 6–18
  10. Rosenwald Elementary Boys & Girls Club · Ages 6–18
  11. South Olive Community Center Summer Camp · Ages 5–12
  12. Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation - Summer Camp · Ages 5–12
  13. U.B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School of the Arts Summer Camp · Ages 5–12
  14. West Palm Beach Junior Academy Summer Camp (Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation) · Ages 5–12
  15. Westward Elementary Summer Camp (Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation) · Ages 5–12
  16. Wynnebrook Elementary Summer Camp (Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation) · Ages 5–12 · $110/week
  17. CityFun Summer Camp · Multiple Locations · Ages 5–14
  18. K-5th Grade Day Camp - Session 1 - Pleasant City · Pleasant City Community Center · Ages 5–11 · $164.57/week
  19. K-5th Grade Day Camp - Session 1 - South Olive · South Olive Community Center · Ages 5–11 · $164.57/week
  20. K-5th Grade Day Camp - Session 2 - Pleasant City · Pleasant City Community Center · Ages 5–11 · $144/week

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↘ What to look for

Push past the marketing copy on what the camp actually does. A one-week "robotics camp" might mean kids assemble pre-cut kits, OR it might mean they design from scratch using parts from a real makerspace — those are different products at the same price point. Ask for the daily schedule, sample project photos, and whether the instructors are practitioners or college kids.