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About Vermont summer camps

Prices

  • A typical week of day camp in Vermont costs about $307, with half of paid options priced between $224 and $420.
  • Median tuition for regular camp hours is $12.17 an hour, and 47% of paid options cost less than $300 a week.
  • A Monday-through-Friday camp week covering 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. typically costs about $307, including listed care fees. The typical fee for paid extended care is about $100 a week.
  • A week of sleepaway camp within 50 miles typically costs about $1,828.

Aid and policies

  • 53% of camps offer financial aid, 44% offer refunds, and 54% are nonprofits.

Hours and extended care

  • 19% of day camp options cover 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. including extended care, and 13 providers offer that coverage Monday through Friday.
  • Early drop-off by 8 a.m. is available for 30% of day camp options, while 1% allow pickup at 6 p.m. or later.

More options

  • Camp choices continue into late summer, with day camps starting August 17 to 31 from 54 providers.
  • For families exploring sleepaway camp close to Vermont, there are 46 providers with venues within 50 miles.
Data is from summer 2026

Based on summer 2026 camp listings.

Area covered

  • U.S. venues within 70 miles of the Vermont landing-page center for day camps, and within 50 miles for sleepaway camps.

Prices and care

  • Typical prices are medians (the middle price) of paid camp options. Day-camp weekly tuition is adjusted to five camp days.
  • Sleepaway weekly tuition is adjusted to seven calendar days using the listed session dates.
  • Hourly tuition covers regular camp hours only, excluding extended-care hours and fees.
  • The 8-to-5 weekly price includes required, listed care fees.
  • Separate care prices are medians of listed paid weekly fees. Free care and missing fees are excluded, and packages vary.

How we count

  • Price and hour percentages count options with known prices or hours.
  • Aid, refund and nonprofit percentages count each day or sleepaway camp provider once across both areas, using October 2026 provider records.
  • Policy percentages use all those providers as the denominator, count only explicit positive records, and are rounded to the nearest whole percent.
  • Prices and hour percentages need at least 20 usable options from five providers. Sparse figures are omitted rather than filled in from a larger area.

Check with each camp for current prices, care packages and refund terms.