El Cajon Day Camps
City of El Cajon Parks and Recreation Department · Private
The City of El Cajon Parks & Recreation runs 'Fun in the Sun,' an 8-week summer day camp for youth ages 4-13 with weekly themes, games, crafts, field trips and relays. Runs weekdays through the summer at city recreation sites.
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 City of El Cajon Parks and Recreation Department directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Hope Lanza (Embra)My friend/roommate needed a ballot, hers did not come in the mail. This was an early voting location. Poll workers were extremely friendly and helpful, there were plenty of open polling/voter stations available, plenty of friendly, knowledgeable staff to answer questions, and even a small seating area off to one side so I could wait fairly comfortably while my roommate filled out her ballot and cast her vote.
★★★★★R MicksThe staff is wonderful and the kids love them. There were four instructors and split the class into fours. Very well organized and it was clear that they were subject matter experts. Who else could demonstrate a floor exercise that beautifully and then each little girl tried her best to emulate that move. Talk about inspiring little girls by being the role models they are. They place was immaculate for a gym.. I felt very safe here and the girls had a buddy go with them for drinks while off the Nat.
★★★★★M MMy sons have attended soccar camp, culinary camp and super hero camp. They all have been great and the price was right. The only thing not liked was culinary camp's last day. We had to be there 2 hours early, stuffed in a crowed room, then we had to go back outside, then back in. This could have been cut in half.
★★★★CarleeMy son did culinary camp. He had a really good time. The last day (I personally think) was a bit much. Having to get there 2 hours before camp normally ends to have the kids sing us a song, for us to pick up crafts and to then all be shuffled outside while the kids put serving gloves on to serve us their creations, was rough. But maybe I was extra hard on it because it happened to be 110° that day and it was raining ash on us parents (from a local fire) as we waited outside for 10 min. Truly though, my son did have a good time, but as a 12 year old he was bummed to not actually get to cook the pasta, or cut the veggies. Maybe they could consider letting the older kids do that stuff least?
★★★★★Elizabeth ColeIt's a great place with great staff. They treat everyone with respect. My Daughter plays basketball here. We love it.