Boys & Girls Clubs of Elko (renamed Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeastern Nevada in 2025) is a nonprofit running youth summer camp at its Elko, Spring Creek, Wells, and Carlin club locations. Summer programming includes field trips, swimming, hands-on projects, STEM, and outdoor play, alongside year-round before/after-school care and a teen center for ages 13+.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Boys and Girls Clubs of Elko directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Rhianna RipperThe best place ever for our little lady, she loves it there and we are so grateful for the kind, caring and supportive staff and are so appreciative of the hours to match the mining schedules. We especially love all the photos and updates in the app and the extra effort they take to keep us in the loop and our little girl happy and engaged.
★★★★★Dick CampbellAnyone in need of a safe, structured atmosphere for their children need look no further than the Elko/Spring Creek boys and girls clubs. The staff is top-notch, has all been screened, and loves caring for your children.
★★★★★Kyle LaneMy son is always excited to spend time here and hates having to leave every day. The staff are always helpful and polite to me. Most especially Nick who has always gone above and beyond in being helpful and courteous.
★Charles CowanBeware of the child care program. Especially if you are of color. They let my 2 year old soil multiple clothes daily. The entire week. If checked every 2 hrs kids should not be peeing through. All their clothes. Also claimed he chose to eat a snack instead of lunch. I can assure you he would have wanted to lunch and snack. Obviously a kid will choose snack first . He came home acting starving and even next morninghad a unusual large appetite. I do have a feeling they treated him differently because of his Mom's skin color assuming she is low income and needed them more than they needed her. This will not fly with me at all.
★★★★★Kenny HolshouserMy son enjoys playing basketball here. My daughter use to play volleyball as well. We love the environment, and what they do for the kiddos.