Summer Camps & Scholarships

Summer Camps & Scholarships in Washtenaw County

Programs listed below offer free camps, scholarships, or financial assistance so children can participate regardless of family income.

Preschool Campslearn more and register (Ages 3–5) Leslie Science & Nature Center Preschool Camps (Ages 4–5)Nature-based camps where children explore forests, meet animals, and participate in hands-on science and outdoor activities.

Ann Arbor Rec & Ed Preschool Camps learn more and register (Ages 3–5) Creative summer camps including art, music, movement, and hands-on learning designed for young children. 

UM KidSport Intro Sports Camp learn more and register (Starting Age 4) Sports-focused camps where young children can try different sports, games, and swimming activities in a fun environment. 

Elementary – High School Camps learn more and register (K–12) Washtenaw Camp Placement – Overnight Camp Scholarships (Grades 5–16) Provides scholarships for youth to attend overnight camps across Michigan. Transportation and supplies may also be supported. 

YMCA of Greater Ann Arbor Day Camps learn more and register (Ages 5–15) Day camps with outdoor play, swimming, arts, sports, and field trips. Financial assistance available for families. 

Ann Arbor Rec & Ed Camp Scholarships learn more and register (K–12) Fee waivers and scholarships for summer camps, youth enrichment programs, and activities offered through Rec & Ed. 

Washtenaw County Parks Day Camp Scholarships learn more and register (Elementary–Middle School) Limited scholarships help children attend day camps at county parks such as Rolling Hills and Independence Lake. 

Community Action Network Free Educational Summer Camps learn more and register (Elementary–Middle School) Free summer camps with learning activities, games, field trips, and meals for children in participating communities. 

Leslie Science & Nature Center Campslearn more and register (Ages 5–14) Outdoor science camps focused on wildlife, ecology, and hands-on exploration.

Washtenaw County 4-H Youth Camps learn more and register (Ages 5–18) Programs focused on leadership, outdoor skills, STEM learning, and agriculture experiences.

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Non Discrimination Information

ADA and Title IX CoordinatorADA and Title IX CoordinatorMichigan Department of Civil Rights
Brian Marcel
Associate Superintendent
1819 S. Wagner Road 
Ann Arbor, MI  48103
(734) 994-8100 ext. 1402
Cassandra Harmon-Higgins
Executive Director, HR & Legal Services
1819 S. Wagner Road 
Ann Arbor, MI  48103
(734) 994-8100 ext. 1311
Online Complaint Form
(800) 482-3604
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