The Boys & Girls Club of Benton County offers affordable summer day programs for children and teens ages 6–18, operating Monday–Friday 7:30am–5:30pm with extended-hour options. Summer Learning Camps help economically disadvantaged K–5 students maintain math and reading skills, alongside recreation and enrichment. It is a nonprofit club headquartered in Bentonville.
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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 & Girls Club of Benton County directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI love it there it has nice people there and it Loki has good vibes
My son has been playing basketball with them for over six months now and he absolutely loves it
So I have a question.. Do y'all just have a habit of not paying attention to the vulgar kids you have going to your club?? Day two of visiting my Aunt whom runs a day care while your kids going there are being vulgar over the fence. I this like the new okay?? we don't watch the kids?? or like the new this is what we teach them?? Maybe there should be more adults outside paying attention because they're not even quiet talking about sex or putting their balls in our faces.. Y'all may wanna check into that. I'm sure parents are questioning why such things may be coming out of the littler kids mouths that go to your club. Sorry just a concerned out of town parent. Update: Here it is a year later and we STILL can't sit outside to enjoy the evening because of rude kids on the tall equipment and workers not fixing the issues. Or clearly watching the kids that is supposed to be their job.
One of my twins can go here. However my son w Down Syndrome can't? I pray they get more staffing for kids w special needs to enjoy their facilities as well!
My girls have been here for a few years. They've always had their favorite staff members. They've learned to handle adversity because it's a wider mix of kids than what they experience at school. The programs like Girls on the Run, the art room, and the summer field trips keep it from being too mundane. It's definitely better as they've gotten a little older. We're grateful for the time our kids have spent with B&G club.




