Camp Clear Lake 2025 Schedule

June 2nd-6th Week 1: Pirates & Mermaids

June 9th-13th Week 2: Outer Space

June 16th-20th Week 3: Creepy Crawlers

   June 23rd-27th Week 4: Art Week

June 30-July 4th NO CAMP

July 7th-11th Week 5: Mad Science

July 14th-18th Week 6: Carnival Week

July 21st-25th Week 7: Sports Week

July 28th-August 1st Week 8: Around the World

 

SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FEE PAY HERE

**This is a one time registration fee that must be paid once a year.

 

To finalize the camp registration process, you must email ALL the items listed below to [email protected]

1. Completed Camp Registration. CLICK HERE for registration link. (Email screenshot of purchase).

***Camp registration deadline is the Friday prior to the starting week at 10am. 

THERE WILL BE NO LATE REGISTRATION, ONCE THE CAMP FILLS, AND FRIDAY TIME HAS PAST, WE WILL NOT ALLOW ANY NEW CAMPERS.

2. The child's immunization records

3. The child's health insurance card.

If you are registering in the office, you will register with the Facility Attendant. Please bring your child's immunization records and health insurance card to the office at this time, also. 

Camp Clear Lake is divided into weekly sessions. Each session has a theme which the weekly activities embrace. We accept children that have completed kindergarten thru 6th grade (ages 6 -11). The camp is held Monday through Friday. Drop off begins at 7:30 am and pick up ends at 5:30 pm. If you'd like to drop off your kid before 9am (7:30am-9am) or if you'd like to pick up your kid after 4pm (4pm-5:30pm), it will be an extra $25 for early drop off and late pick-up for that week. Planned camp activities take place from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Parents must provide lunch, a snack, and an extra drink every day. Location is at 16511 Diana Lane Houston, TX 77062. 

Campers are under the supervision of campus recreation professionals and adult counselors. Each counselor is First Aid/CPR certified. The camper-to-counselor ratio is 10:1.

If you register more than 1 of your children in the office, you will receive a discount. Siblings get a 20% discount.   

What to bring to camp...

Campers swim TUES-FRI, so bathing suit, swimming shoes, towel, and change of dry clothes is needed.  Sunscreen, bug spray, water bottle.  Label EVERYTHING!  Bring snacks and sack lunch, we do not have refrigerator or microwave for campers to use.  We do have a vending machine that has drinks and snacks.  Hats and tennis shoes with socks are recommended for daytime playing.  All of this should fit in one bag that they will leave in their designated areas.  No cell phones, electronics or game consuls. 

A copy of your child's immunization records, a copy of your insurance card and the registration packet is required. All forms must be submitted at the same time prior to the session that your child is attending. We do not keep records from previous years.

  • Participants must be picked up on time every day.  Parents who are late will be assessed a $10.00 fee for the first 5 minutes and a $1.00 a minute after that. Participants may be suspended from the program after 3 occurrences of late pick up.  Failure to pick up a participant after 5:30 pm will necessitate to calling your emergency contact or Child Protective Services.  Payments for late fees must be paid before returning to camp the next following day and checks must be made payable to the CLCCA.
  • Participants cannot be left unsupervised on CLCCA property before the program starts or when the program ends.
  • We do not allow campers to bring cell phones, play station/game boys, toys, radio’s of any kind, IPod's, pets, comic books, stuffed animals, fire crackers or knives to camp.  Your cooperation in this matter is appreciated.
  • Staff can not be held responsible for items brought from home that are lost. Backpacks are recommended for storage of personal belongings.

CAMP CLEAR LAKE REVIEWS

Jessica Garcia

5 stars

I'd like to review the day camp at the Clear Lake City community association facility...
Camp Clear Lake was a wonderful program run by Mrs. Georgi Perry. I learned that this was her first year directing the summer camp, and she did an absolutely fantastic job! All of the counselors I interacted with under her supervision for marvelous. All of them young college age kids who behaved courteously, professionally, and very thoughtfully. the day camp allowed for early drop-off and late pickup for a very reasonable fee. The program provided lots of physical activity, and an impressive amount of thought-provoking crafts and projects.

Many summertime day camps can be a hit or miss with engaging activities; sometimes they just show movies and let the kids run around in a gymnasium. Not this one!

My kid came home with something fun every day, and a new bit of knowledge from whatever theme of the day / week was, as well as being completely worn out from swimming and playing!!

There was a challenging issue with my kid, and it was handled in the most professional way possible, well communicated, and very well followed up with! I genuinely appreciated how it was handled. I take a very strong stance that communities shape and develop our kids as they grow up, and parents have a duty to respect and honor the community, which in turn teaches our children how to grow up to be responsible and respectful adults.

Mrs. Georgi and her team reflected that tenfold. Thank you so much!
I hope to see this program thrive next summer.