Ocalas Best Summer Camp
Private
Ocala's Best Summer Camp is a movement- and activity-based summer day camp for children and teens (Southeast Ocala location, 3233 SE Maricamp Rd), with staff-led, age-appropriate games and physical activities focused on building confidence, self-esteem, and healthy habits. It is run alongside Ocala's Best After School program.
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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 Ocalas Best Summer Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Joey StradiOcala’s Best After Care and Summer Camp has been an absolute blessing for both of my kids over the past couple of years. They look forward to going every day, happily making new friends and creating wonderful memories with children their own age. Ms. Amy has been incredible since day one—always responsive, supportive, and quick to handle anything that comes up. It’s clear she truly cares about every child. Coach Bree and the rest of the coaching staff bring such positive energy and genuinely enjoy the kids, and it shows in the way they engage and encourage them every single day. We’re so grateful to have found such a caring and fun environment. Highly recommended!
★★★★★Lisa BranchMy granddaughter is on her 3rd summer with Ocala’s Best! She LOVES IT! The staff and activities are fantastic!
★★★★★Tabitha DeGeorgeThis is our son’s first year at camp & he’s having a great time so far! Love the atmosphere, the coaches, the activities & everything overall! Definitely recommend!! 😊
★★★★★Valerie MerrittWithout a doubt, this is the best camp in the area. The environment is incredibly welcoming and the staff are engaged, supportive and provide a safe and fun environment for all the kids. They truly care for the kids and their well being. My children genuinely look forward to attending every single day. I cannot recommend them enough for any parent seeking a top-tier summer program.
★Alicia MoganExtremely disappointed and aggravated. I signed my daughter up for summer camp on March 31st. Filled out the welcome packet, everything I was asked to do. Today, April 17th they called me and said my 11 year old is too "old" to attend their camp. #1 - I looked all over the website and couldn't find the age requirements. #2 - How did it take you almost 3 weeks to notice??? What a waste of time. What a joke. Now I lost valuable time on signing her up for another camp, just because these people were too incompetent to even do their job. I'm glad she's not going here, because it's very apparent they do not pay attention, and I'm supposed to trust them with my child. Good luck!