Multi-Sport Camps in Texas

The City of Houston Parks and Recreation Department (HPARD) operates the Summer Enrichment Program, a 9-week day-camp-style program at 33 community centers across the city from June 8 through August 7, 2026. Designed for youth ages 6–13, activities include crafts, nutrition, fun fitness, nature exploration, recycling awareness, and bird watching. This is a broad enrichment program, not a dedicated multi-sport or sports-rotation camp. An additional 17 community centers operate as free, no-registration 'social sites' for unstructured recreational activities.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department offers 9 weeks of day camps at 39 recreation centers citywide for youth ages 5–12 (Youth Camp) and 13–15 (Teen Camp). Activities include arts & crafts, sports clinics, fitness sessions, cultural/enrichment classes, games, and field trips. Registration is by lottery for City of Dallas residents only. A separate free 'Discover Dallas' program is also available for ages 5–13.

The program is officially called the 'Summer Youth Program' (not 'Camp Adventure'). It is offered for youth ages 6–12 at school sites and ages 6–14 at community centers (not 'Ages 6–13' as recorded). Activities include traditional sports, active games, craft projects, fitness, nutrition, art exploration, reading, and math/science enrichment. Lunch and a daily snack are included at all sites. It is run Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. No confirmed 'multi-sport rotation' branding; the program is broader than sports alone.

Austin Parks and Recreation Summer Camps offer diverse programming including therapeutic, cultural & art, nature, community recreation, and free drop-in programs (Summer Playgrounds). The program is NOT described as a dedicated multi-sport or 'SportsKids' camp on the official 2026 page. No 'SportsKids' branding was found on the current official site.

City of Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department summer day camp program (branded 'Camp Fort Worth') offering challenging and creative activities at community centers citywide. A separate 'Mobile Rec Summer Day Camp 2026' also operates and includes recreational sports, STEM, arts and crafts, swimming, and more. The department is Park & Recreation, not 'Parks & Community Services (PACS).'

The City of El Paso Parks & Recreation runs the 'Club Rec Summer Camp' — a multi-activity day camp offering arts and crafts, swimming, sports, and a free lunch at recreation centers across the city. It is not a dedicated multi-sport camp. A separate Teen Leaders Program is available for older youth.

YMCA of Greater Houston Summer Day Camp offered at YMCA locations across the Greater Houston area. Not a dedicated sports camp — program includes themed weekly activities covering STEM, creative and performing arts, water safety, team building, service learning, sports, and outdoor games. Day Camp serves ages 5–11; Teen Camp serves ages 12–15. Separate overnight camp (YMCA Camp Cullen) serves ages 7–17. The camp is not marketed under a 'Multi-Sport' or 'Sports Camp' designation.

YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Summer Day Camps operate at multiple locations across the metroplex for children ages 4–12 (with a separate Teen Camp for older youth). Programming is broadly enrichment-based, including sports, swimming, STEM, arts, outdoor activities, and field trips — not a dedicated multi-sport sports camp. Each location has its own Program Director.

YMCA of Greater San Antonio summer day camps offering creative play, field trips, sports, swimming, and themed weekly activities at multiple branch locations. Specialty/sports camps also available. Primarily a general day camp program, not exclusively a multi-sport camp.

The Greater Austin YMCA offers summer day camps and half-day Sports Mini-Camps (Classic Sports and Specialty Sports themes) at YMCA facilities across the Greater Austin area. Full-day camps serve ages 5–12; half-day mini-camps run weekly throughout summer with themes rotating each week. The institution operates under the name 'Greater Austin YMCA,' not 'YMCA of Austin.'

The YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth operates Adventure Day Camps at multiple locations (Bedford, Benbrook, Granbury, Keller, Azle, Eagle Mountain, and Fort Worth), combining games, activities, field trips, and learning. A separate Summer Sports Clinics program (sport-specific, 9am–noon sessions, capped at 10–15 participants) is also offered. No single program matching the exact name 'Summer Sports Camp' was confirmed on the site.

Camp Champions is a traditional, co-ed overnight summer camp on Lake LBJ in Marble Falls, TX (Hill Country, Central Texas). Activities span five departments: Waterfront, Sports, Outdoors, Ropes, and Fine Arts — including sailing, archery, swimming, basketball, tennis, soccer, kayaking, rock climbing, and more. Offers 1-, 2-, and 3-week sessions (plus combo sessions of 4–6 weeks) for campers ages 5–17. ACA-accredited. Founded 1967.

Camp Stewart for Boys is a traditional overnight sleep-away camp for boys ages 6–16 (not 7–17) in the Texas Hill Country, Hunt, TX. Activities include archery, riflery, sports, tennis, swimming, waterfront (water skiing, canoeing, tubing), horseback, climbing wall, fencing, golf, ceramics, campcraft, and more. ACA-accredited. Offers two- and four-week terms. Not marketed specifically as a 'multi-sport' camp — it is a broad traditional camp with sports as one component.

Camp Waldemar Hill Country overnight camp for girls. Multi-sport including horseback riding, swimming, tennis, riflery, synchronized swimming, ceramics, and 30+ activities. Founded 1926. NOTE: ACA directory currently lists camp as NOT ACA-accredited — the 'ACA-accredited' claim in the current description could not be verified and conflicts with the ACA's own finder.

Plano Parks & Recreation operates multiple distinct summer camp programs, including Camp Connections (general/arts/outdoor) and Sports & Adventure Camp (sports-focused, ages 11–16, based at Oak Point Recreation Center). The record's description of a single generic multi-sport camp held 'citywide at neighborhood rec centers' does not accurately reflect the named, location-specific programs the city actually offers.

City of Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department offers multiple summer day camp programs for youth: Duo Quest (ages 5–12, STEAM + activities), Kapers and Kids (ages 5–12, traditional day camp), Rockin' R (ages 5–12, traditional day camp), and Travel Adventure Camp (ages 11–14, daily off-site trips). Activities include field trips, swimming, sports, group games, arts and crafts, and cooking. These are general youth day camps, not dedicated multi-sport camps. Registration is through roundrockrecreation.com.

City of Lubbock Parks & Recreation operates summer day camps at community centers citywide. Activities historically include arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games/sports, swimming, and field trips — these are general multi-activity day camps, not exclusively sports-focused. 2026-specific details have not been published to confirmed sources.

Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation operates two distinct summer camp programs: (1) 'After Hour Kid Power' Summer Camps for ages 5–13, held June–July at elementary school sites, featuring arts & crafts, recreational activities, and field trips; and (2) open-campus Recreation Center Summer Camps for ages 6–16 at four city rec centers (Joe Garza, Lindale, Oak Park, Oso), with a $25/week registration fee. Neither program is branded as a dedicated 'multi-sport' camp.

City of McAllen Parks & Recreation offers a broad catalog of summer programs (sports, arts, outdoor recreation, and more) across multiple community centers and parks in McAllen, TX. The department is active and a 2026 Summer Activity Guide has been published. Specific multi-sport camp details and 2026 pricing were not publicly itemized in search results.

The City of Tyler Parks & Recreation operates two linked summer programs at Glass Recreation Center and neighborhood park sites: a free Summer Playground Program (morning hours, ages 6–12) and a paid Glass Summer Camp (7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m., ages 6–12, $225/child as of 2025). Activities include sports games, arts and crafts, water activities, field trips, and swimming at Fun Forest Pool. Daily breakfast and lunch are provided. This is a general recreation day camp, not specifically a 'multi-sport' camp.

The City of Laredo Parks & Recreation Department runs summer camps and programs at municipal recreation centers. Per a May 2026 city announcement, summer activities including camps are described as free for kids. The program also includes arts, STEM, musical theater, and sports — it is not confirmed to be exclusively a multi-sport camp.

City of Amarillo Parks and Recreation offers summer day camps including afternoon summer camps, sports clinics, and other recreational programming for youth. Specific multi-sport camp offerings include baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and volleyball. Day camp sessions are held at the Charles E. Warford Activity Center and other Parks & Rec facilities.

City of Beaumont Parks & Recreation summer camp offering swimming, basketball, football, fishing, table games, field trips, reading, and more. Based at the Sterling Pruitt Activity Center (2930 Gulf St, Beaumont). Two sessions (June and July); registration opened April 1, 2026 on a first-come, first-served basis.