Summer Camps Still Open for Registration in Frisco McKinney and Plano — Last Spots Available

If you are still looking for summer camp options for your kids in Collin County there are programs with availability for July and August. Here is where to look and what to know. City Recreation Programs: All major cities in Collin County run summer recreation programs through their parks and recreation departments. These are typically the most affordable options and often have late-summer availability. Frisco Parks and Recreation at friscotexas.gov/parks offers sports camps arts programs and day camps. McKinney Parks and Recreation at mckinneytexas.org/parks has youth sports and activity camps. Plano Parks and Recreation at plano.gov/parks has a wide variety of day camp options. Allen Parks and Recreation at allenparks.org offers sports arts and general day camps. Sports Camps: The Frisco RoughRiders and FC Dallas both run summer baseball and soccer camps respectively. The Star District in Frisco hosts a variety of sports camps connected to the Dallas Cowboys training facilities. Lifetime Fitness locations across Collin County offer summer swim and fitness camps. STEM and Academic Camps: Collin College runs summer enrichment programs for middle and high school students. SMU and UT Dallas offer online and in-person STEM camps with some July availability remaining. Several private learning centers across Frisco and Plano offer academic enrichment camps. Arts and Creative Camps: The Frisco Discovery Center and McKinney Performing Arts Center both offer summer arts programs. Studio art, theater, and music camps are available at various locations across the county. How to Find Open Spots: Call program offices directly rather than relying on websites which are not always updated in real time. Ask about waitlist policies as cancellations open spots regularly throughout the summer. Many programs offer sibling discounts and financial assistance for qualifying families.