At this time, our camps do not have the capacity to offer amended programming. While we cannot enforce attendance, there is a 14:1 child to staff ratio, with a 10:1 child to staff ratio for water excursions and we take precautions to ensure your child is safe with us.
Yes, we are working with the Santa Ana United School District to provide lunch Monday-Friday. Campers with food allergies and sensitivities are responsible to bring their own lunch and ensure the snacks they bring are in line with campers’ dietary needs.
For the safety of all campers, only registered participants may attend camp daily --this includes excursions. If you are concerned about attending with your camper, this camp may not be the best for you and your family.
Please write all adults that are authorized to pick up your camper on your emergency card in your parent packet before camp starts. Designated adults will have to show an ID to pick up the camper. Guardians can add authorized persons to the emergency card as needed.
Before July 1: Residents: $110 for one child, $70 for each additional sibling Non-Residents: $130 for one child, $90 for each additional sibling After July 1: Residents: $115 for one child, $73 for each additional sibling Non-Residents: $136 for one child, $96 for each additional sibling **All prices are subject to change.
Registration opens on April 3rd for all 10 weeks, and ends at 10:00 a.m. the Monday of each camp week. For example, registration for Week 1 (June 2–6) ends on June 2nd at 10:00 a.m.
While we encourage campers to stay for the full day, parents can pick up their child any time with advance notice the day before early pick-up is needed.
Visit the official City of Santa Ana Summer Splash Day Camp webpage and follow us on Instagram @santaanaparks for updates. You can also email us at youth@santa-ana.org or call the Garfield Community Center at (714) 571-4288.
Yes, kids within the age range (6-12) can join our programs. However, we may not be able to provide extra support since staff care for up to 14 campers and are not trained for high-needs children. Please speak to the campsite director to see if the camp is a good fit for your child.