
Webster Center (PAL) — Police Athletic League, Inc.
Private
The Webster Center is a Bronx center of the Police Athletic League of New York City, serving young people ages 5 through 19 with after-school homework help, academic enrichment, arts and crafts, recreation and performing arts. In summer it hosts PAL's Summer Day Camp for ages 5-13, a seven-week program running Monday-Friday 8am-6pm in which children rotate through academic enrichment, arts learning and physical fitness including team athletic tournaments and sports fundamentals instruction. PAL's summer day camps operate across all five boroughs and are provided free of charge.
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 Webster Center (PAL) — Police Athletic League, Inc. directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI wanted to go with my dad and my brother to New Jersey in next year at nine in the morning.
Horrible and unsafe . My son attended their basketball program on a week night and it was the most unorganized program , No structure or regulation . Kids were doing as they please again no structure or order. The staff their were so unprofessional and had no control of the kids there .
Went here while my sister worked there! Now my daughter will be able to attend!
On the other hand it’ was a great great afterschool but i have no idea what happened since everybody was there and made the afterschool fun left and it just wasn’t the same anymore.We barely had good trips,a good summer,good counselors & it’s boring
Two completed the program, one left. My children made good friends and tapped into different artistic fields and found their liking. I'm grateful for Webster PAL for all their efforts to keep these children going, I know it takes a lot of themselves to offer so much attention, creativity and discipline to drive them to a greater level than they had when they began. This I've seen in mine.



