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Westchester & Rockland Camps for Preschoolers

Long before the first signs of spring, parents begin planning to ensure their children have a safe, enjoy- able, and nurturing summer. Whether parents work throughout the summer and need childcare or just want their kids to have an active, enriching, and fun summer outdoors without screens, day camps have become an essential solution for many parents. For parents of preschoolers, day camps provide structured opportunities for socialization and exploration that can be difficult to replicate at home. With all the different types of camps, costs, schedules, and activities, how can you find the right camp for your child? We’re here to help with these sharing day camps where your preschooler can safely enjoy a fulfilling summer, explore new activities, build new friendships, and develop their independence—all while staying close to home!

Bright Beginnings Preschool and Camps of Rockland  

914-420-5785 ( all locations )

New City

6 Charles Street, New City 10956

Pearl River

60 E. Madison Avenue, Pearl River 10965

Pomona  

2 Mountainview Court, Pomona 10970

brightbeginningsofrockland.com

Bright Beginning’s Summer Adventure Program is a fun, affordable summer program for children 2 to 9 years old. Half and full day programs with drop off available during summer weeks. Parents are provided with the option of 4-, 8- or 10-week summer program sessions. During the school age summer adventure program, children will have a balanced day where they are able to choose their own area of interest and be provided with hands-on activities.They will be enjoying arts & crafts, music & movement, cooking, dramatic play, nature study, weekly yoga classes, shows and more.There will also be plenty of time to relax and play with their friends, too! NYS Licensed facility. All staff CPR/First Aid Certified. Call to set up a tour today.

Challenge Camp

Iona University, 715 North Avenue, New Rochelle

914-779-6024

info@challengecamps.com

challengecamps.com/pre-kindergarten/

Challenge Camp is an ACA-accredited day camp focused on STEM and arts enrichment for creative children ages 4 to 15 at Iona University in New Rochelle. Challenge offers over 140 project-based electives in STEM and arts to engage and inspire campers. The Discover, Imagine, and Create program is tailored for creative children entering kindergarten in the fall. This course promotes the development of creative thinking skills through engaging experiences that incorporate language, reading, math, science concepts, drawing, painting, and imaginative play. History, animals, creative expression, and the realms of science and mathematics come alive through thematic exploration. A hot lunch and snacks are provided. In the afternoon, Discover campers will participate in a swimming and sports class, an art class, and a music class.

The Chapel School Summer Program

172 White Plains Road, Bronxville

914-337-3202 ext. 1056

directorofsummercamps@thechapelschool.org

thechapelschool.org/summer-programs

The Chapel School Summer Care Bear Program offers children ages 3 to 6 a safe, accredited, air-conditioned preschool environment for summer fun and enrichment. Morning sessions will feature crafts and activities focused on this summer’s Fairytales from Around the World theme! Along with outdoor play, there will be special visitors and beginner Spanish instruction for newcomers. Children can also enroll in afternoon enrichment activities, including cooking, science experiments, arts and crafts, musical theater, yoga, sports sampling, Lego building, and more! Registration is flexible and available for one week or up to all nine weeks (June 9–August 8). Options include morning, afternoon, or full-day sessions with lunch provided. Register by May 31, 2025, for a 10% discount with the code “SUMMER2025.” An Open House will be held on April 27 from 12:30 to 3:00 pm.

Harrison Presbyterian Preschool Summer Camp

231 Park Avenue, Harrison, NY

914-835-0055

hp2preschool@gmail.com

harrisonpres.org/Summer-Camp-23

Harrison Prestbyterian’s day camp combines active summer activities with creative learning experiences for preschoolers. Children ages 2 to 5 participate in hands-on, project-based activities and collaborative indoor and outdoor play. Weekly activities include games, obstacle courses, and water activities, as well as crafts and projects using various materials. The camp also focuses on building and creating with math, science, and engineering concepts, while exploring nature, including plants, insects, and animals. Additionally, children enjoy music, dance, dramatic play, storytime, puzzles, and games that encourage laughter, love, and kindness

Hudson Country Montessori Summer Camp

340 Quaker Ridge Road, New Rochelle

914-636-6202

info@hudsoncountry.org

hudsoncountry.org

Hudson Country Montessori Summer Camp has provided a fun and safe experience for over 50 years. Their eight-week program runs from June 23 to August 15 for children ages 18 months to 12 years. Campers enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor activities on their spacious three-acre campus. The dedicated counselors, primarily professional educators from the school year program, ensure a high-quality experience. Campers develop new skills, explore adventures, and make friends while having fun. Activities include daily swim instruction in the on-site pool, sports, hands-on science, technology, art, field trips, music, and dance. They offer flexible scheduling, full and half-day sessions, and extended hours from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., making it easy for families to plan a great summer experience.

Kiwi Country Day Camp

825 Union Valley Rd, Carmel Hamlet

914-276-2267

kiwicountrydaycamp.com

Since 1952, Kiwi Country Day Camp has delivered an authentic and engaging camp experience for preschoolers. The camp’s success is rooted in its impressive facilities and innovative curriculum, guided by a spirited and interactive TEAM. This vibrant environment encourages essential skill development, builds confidence, and fosters lasting friendships among young children. The KCDC preschool program emphasizes creative arts, sports, swimming, and outdoor activities. It even features a mini zipline for preschoolers. These carefully designed activities help children enhance their gross and fine motor skills, oral language, vocabulary, and problem-solving abilities. By participating in KCDC’s preschool program, children can enjoy a fun and enriching experience that prepares them for their kindergarten/ educational journey ahead.

Lightbridge Academy of Valhalla

26 Legion Drive, Valhalla

914-587-7607

Valhalla_NY@lightbridgeacademy.com

lightbridgeacademy.com/valhalla-ny/

Lightbridge Academy of Valhalla is excited to offer a fun-filled and enriching Summer Program to keep children engaged and learning through various exciting activities. From arts and crafts to outdoor adventures, team-building games, and educational fun, there’s something for every child! Their experienced, caring staff ensures a safe, nurturing environment where kids can explore, grow, and make lasting memories. They offer extended hours from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm and flexible schedules to meet your family’s needs. Join them for a summer of laughter, creativity, and new friendships!

Logrea Dance Academy/Summer Dance Camp

2 Dale Ave, Ossining, NY 10562

914 941 2939

Info@logreadance.com

logreadance.com

Logrea Dance Academy’s Summer Dance Camp offers a program filled with movement, creativity, and skill development. With over 38 years of experience, Logrea provides instruction that enhances physical abilities while fostering confidence, focus, discipline, perseverance, and creativity. Experienced teachers guide students through engaging sessions designed to inspire and encourage personal growth. The camp also provides opportunities for lasting friendships. Registration for the summer program is now open.

Oasis Day Camp Dobbs Ferry

555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry

914-712-5054

dobbslc@oasischildren.com

oasischildren.com/dobbs-ferry/

Oasis Day Camp offers a specialized Early Start Camp program to provide young children with a fun, safe, and enriching experience. Tailored for children ages 3 to 5, this program fosters creativity, social skills, and physical development through various age-appropriate activities. Campers engage in arts and crafts, music, outdoor play, swimming, and games, helping them build confidence and form lasting friendships. With a low camper-to-counselor ratio, every child receives personalized attention and care. The program at Oasis Day Camp creates a positive, stimulating environment where children can grow, learn, and have a blast while preparing for future school experiences.

Summer Trails Day Camp

93 Mahopac Avenue, Granite Springs, NY

914-245-1776

summertrailsdaycamp.com

Summer Trails Day Camp offers children, starting at age 3, a range of activities that encourage exploration and growth. Situated on a private 20-acre facility, campers enjoy a wildlife-filled lake, heated pools, nature trails, and exciting activities like a climbing wall and zipline. State-of-the-art athletic and creative arts facilities provide endless opportunities for adventure and discovery. With options in sports, arts, and performing, every child has the opportunity to thrive. The dedicated staff inspires and fosters lifelong memories in a supportive environment.

World Cup Nursery School Summer Camp

160 Joan Corwin Way, Chappaqua

914-238-9267

worldcupnurseryschool.com/summer-camp/

World Cup Nursery School and Kindergarten has offered summer programs for young children in a safe and engaging environment for over three decades. Children participate in exciting physical and creative activities daily to keep them fit and happy. Weekly themes bring fresh adventures, including visits from nature centers, magicians, and music with Kenny Green. World Cup offers two camps tailored to young children. Prep Camp, designed for 2-year-olds and their caregivers, includes songs, movement, water play and crafts. Kids Camp, for ages 2-6, features nature exploration, games, art, water play, and weekly in-house field trips. Activities are structured around weekly themes, including visits from nature centers, magicians, and musicians. Registration is now open for the upcoming summer session.