Families Can Enroll Children in San Antonio’s Spring Break Camp at Community Centers Across the City
Families across San Antonio will have an affordable childcare and enrichment option during the upcoming school break as the City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department launches its 2026 Spring Break Camp at community centers citywide.
The camp will run March 9–13, 2026, offering full-day programming for children ages 6 to 14. Activities are designed to keep kids active, engaged, and learning throughout the week while school is out.
Each camp day runs from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and includes structured programming such as fitness activities, active games, science and nature exploration, and arts and crafts. The cost is $3 per child per day, with lunch and an afternoon snack included.
City officials say the Spring Break Camp is designed to support working families while providing children with a safe and enriching environment led by trained Parks and Recreation staff.
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Participating Community Centers
The 2026 Spring Break Camp will be offered at the following locations:
• Copernicus Community Center
• Cuellar Community Center
• Dawson Community Center
• Garrett Community Center
• Garza Community Center
• Hamilton Community Center
• Harlandale Community Center
• Melendrez Community Center
• Miller’s Pond Community Center
• Normoyle Community Center
• Palm Heights Community Center
• Quintero Community Center
• Ramirez Community Center
• Robinette Community Center
• San Juan Community Center
• Ward Community Center
• Woodard Community Center
• Yates Community Center
With its low daily cost and wide geographic reach, the program remains one of the city’s most accessible Spring Break options for families. Officials encourage parents to register early, as space at popular locations is expected to fill quickly.
More information and registration details are available through the City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.
