Traditional day camp in Brooklyn for children entering pre-K through grade 8, with a teen Leadership Experience for grades 9 and 10, running eight weeks from June 29 to August 21 plus school-break mini camps at Presidents' Week and spring recess. Alongside the traditional programme the camp runs specialty tracks: a Sports Academy for grades 1-6, the Take the Stage theatre programme in two three-week sessions, and an On Wheels travel camp for grades 7 and 8. Weeks need not be consecutive, single days are sold for the break camps, extended care ('Extra Fun') runs until 6:00pm, and sibling and early-enrollment discounts are offered. The camp is based at PS 321 in Park Slope with additional Brooklyn locations and is accredited by the American Camp Association.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Camp - Week 8Register → | Aug 17 – Aug 21, 2026 | 4–15 | See camp website → | Open |
Availability shown as of Aug 8, 2026.
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 The Park Slope Day Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★April AndrixI have had 3 kids in this camp over the years and they have all had excellent experiences. I highly recommend this camp!
★★★★★Keila ErnstSince I don’t feel as though this camp has enough reviews/I wasn’t able to find many when I was researching camps, let me be a fresh take on an established camp. Firstly, my son is a bit of an introvert. A sweet kiddo who is pretty quiet and takes some time to break out of his shell, I was very nervous of sending him to camp. On his first day I held his hand outside of the Windsor Terrace location as he told me how nervous he felt, not knowing any faces. Now a few weeks into camp, I can’t tell you how much I recommend this place. The counselors are cool/hip who have enough high-fives to go around for everyone. On his birthday, they made sure to celebrate him as soon as the bus doors closed and a loud cheering was heard. They keep him active and engaged. They wear him out physically and that’s what I wanted most ! Primarily, the communication between staff/parent is A1, Rachel is excellent. Any issues or problems are promptly addressed with understanding and care. They are safe with your children and isn’t that the thing a parent wants to know the most?
★funny moneyI'd give zero stars if possible. I've seen employees acting very inappropriately with children. They do not take the concerns of parents seriously or investigate the people suspected of possible child abuse. Please save yourself a headache and go elsewhere.
★★★★★I. RayGreat staff, active programming, outdoor activities. I know my child is having a safe and enjoyable summer @ The Park Slope Day Camp. To quote the staff - she comes home tired, dirty, hungry and happy ready to do it again the next day.
★★Jean OI sent my son here and I have to say it was a horrible experience. My son was happy but he didn't understand what was going on. Let me start by saying how unprofessional the staff is: I was whistled at by counselors every time I picked up my son. I complained to the supervisor but he brushed me off. My husband picked our son up a few times and he was told by a counselor, "Where's the miss" followed by a wink. That wasn't even the worst. The head counselor took my son to the bathroom and stood over him while he went to the bathroom. He asked her to leave because she was shy but she still stood right over him. I was horrified. Unprofessional and disturbing.