Summer Camps
Summer Camps

Summer Camps

At Lake Mary Preparatory School, children in PreK through Grade 12 explore Summer Day Camp along with a range of arts and academic programs. Through engaging, age-appropriate experiences, they build confidence, independence, and the life skills that support success in school and beyond. In a safe, supportive, and well-supervised environment, children discover new interests, develop their talents, and make the most of summer. 

Lake Mary Prep Summer Camps

Day Camp

Our fun-filled Summer Day Camp welcomes children currently in PreK through Grade 5, including both Lake Mary Prep students and children from outside our school community.

Exciting activities

Across nine exciting weeks, children explore new themes, take part in engaging activities and games, meet guest speakers, and enjoy memorable on-campus and local experiences.

Families can choose the weeks that best fit their summer plans, or enroll for the full program so their child can make the most of every opportunity.

Exciting activities

Qualified team

Each group is guided by qualified staff who create a fun, supportive, and engaging environment for every child. With a low counselor-to-child ratio, we’re able to give children the attention they need while helping families feel confident in their safety and care.  

Throughout the program, children explore sports, art, music, and literature through hands-on, age-appropriate learning experiences.

Qualified team

Water days

PreK campers will enjoy weekly walks to the splash park, while campers in Kindergarten through Grade 8 will visit a local swimming pool once each week throughout the summer. More details will be shared in your welcome packet. 

Water days

Weekly Day Camp themes

Our Day Camp runs from May 26 to July 24, 2026, from 8:00am to 4:30pm, with closures on May 25 and July 3. Throughout the summer, students will explore engaging weekly themes focused on weather patterns, disaster preparedness, and community response, with activities inspired by FEMA resources and age-appropriate learning experiences. 

Week Dates Description Note

Week 1: Wash your hands of the School Year

May 26 - May 29

Foam party, petting zoo, and getting dirty in the garden are great ways to start summer break!

Camp week is shorter due to campus closure in honor of the holiday.

Week 2: Shelter in Place, Means the Sky is the Limit

June 1 - June 5

Roller skates, bowling, and a planetarium visit!

Week 3: This Week is HOT HOT HOT!

June 8 - June 12

Firemen, s'mores, and obstacle crawls – The floor isn’t lava, but the cake is!

Week 4: How to Beat the Extreme Heat

June 15 - June 19

Water, ice, and everything nice as our campers work to beat the heat.

Week 5: No Power, No Problem. Let’s Grill Burgers for Dad!

June 22 - June 26

Arcades, fishing, and behind-the-scenes extremes.

Week 6: Tis the Season – Hurricane Season

June 29 - July 2

Science is in the air, or maybe that’s a tornado in a bottle.

Camp week is shorter due to campus closure in honor of the holiday.

Week 7: We’re All Shook Up

July 6 - July 10

Shaken not stirred. Try to stay on your feet this week...you might feel the earth shake!

Week 8: No Flood is More FUN

July 13 - July 17

Water, water everywhere!

Week 9: It’s a DISASTER when the Summer Comes to an End

July 20 - July 24

Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because there is always next year!

Week

Week 1: Wash your hands of the School Year

Week 2: Shelter in Place, Means the Sky is the Limit

Week 3: This Week is HOT HOT HOT!

Week 4: How to Beat the Extreme Heat

Week 5: No Power, No Problem. Let’s Grill Burgers for Dad!

Week 6: Tis the Season – Hurricane Season

Week 7: We’re All Shook Up

Week 8: No Flood is More FUN

Week 9: It’s a DISASTER when the Summer Comes to an End

Dates

May 26 - May 29

June 1 - June 5

June 8 - June 12

June 15 - June 19

June 22 - June 26

June 29 - July 2

July 6 - July 10

July 13 - July 17

July 20 - July 24

Description

Foam party, petting zoo, and getting dirty in the garden are great ways to start summer break!

Roller skates, bowling, and a planetarium visit!

Firemen, s'mores, and obstacle crawls – The floor isn’t lava, but the cake is!

Water, ice, and everything nice as our campers work to beat the heat.

Arcades, fishing, and behind-the-scenes extremes.

Science is in the air, or maybe that’s a tornado in a bottle.

Shaken not stirred. Try to stay on your feet this week...you might feel the earth shake!

Water, water everywhere!

Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because there is always next year!

Note

Camp week is shorter due to campus closure in honor of the holiday.

Camp week is shorter due to campus closure in honor of the holiday.

Camp rates

Weekly tuition includes all activities, on-campus experiences, local field trips for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8, two snacks each day, and one camp shirt. Camp shirts must be worn on field trip days, and additional shirts are available for purchase if needed. 

Program Pricing

LMP Students Registration Fee

There is a $15 non-refundable registration fee per child for LMP students based on your admission status.

Non-LMP Students Registration Fee

There is a $30 non-refundable registration fee per child for non-LMP students

Full Day: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

$280 per week/child

Week of May 26-29 & June 29-July 2 (only)

$250 per week/child

Sibling Discount (same household only)

10% will be given off one camper’s tuition for a full or extended week of day camp

Late Pick-up Fee

There is a $1 per-minute late fee for the first 15 minutes. After 4:45 pm, there is an additional $5 per minute fee.

Program

LMP Students Registration Fee

Non-LMP Students Registration Fee

Full Day: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Week of May 26-29 & June 29-July 2 (only)

Sibling Discount (same household only)

Late Pick-up Fee

Pricing

There is a $15 non-refundable registration fee per child for LMP students based on your admission status.

There is a $30 non-refundable registration fee per child for non-LMP students

$280 per week/child

$250 per week/child

10% will be given off one camper’s tuition for a full or extended week of day camp

There is a $1 per-minute late fee for the first 15 minutes. After 4:45 pm, there is an additional $5 per minute fee.

Useful contacts

We're happy to help answer any questions you may have regarding Lake Mary Preparatory School's Summer Camps. For more information please contact: Ms. Amanda Wiltzius, Summer Camp Director, at:  

Phone: 407-805-0095 x402

Email: amanda.wiltzius@lakemaryprep.com 

Academics & Arts Camps

Explore our weekly themed camps, offering fun-filled activities to make long lasting friendships and build future-ready skills in a supervised environment.  

  • 01

    Unplugged June

    Entering 1st - 3rd graders enjoy a week filled with laughter, learning, and old-fashioned fun. This camp is designed to encourage creativity, friendship, and active play while giving students a break from tablets, phones, TVs, and other devices. Campers will spend their mornings being hands-on, enjoying classic summer games, creating fun crafts, making and tasting summer treats, reading books, and exploring topics that spark their curiosity throughout the week. 

  • 02

    Mini Medics

    Calling all future doctors & nurses! Rising 2nd and 5th grades join us for a week of introduction to the basics of medicine. This camp will cover basic PPE, anatomy, functions of the heart & lungs, medical terminology, CPR, radiology, stitching, and taking & reporting basic vitals. This is a great introduction for young students who are thinking about growing up to become a healthcare provider.  

  • 03

    Beat the Heat Game

    Students in Grades 6 – 7 get ready for a week full of strategy, fun, and friendly competition. This is a great opportunity for kids to unplug, socialize and challenge their minds. Campers will play a wide variety of classic and modern board and card games that help build critical thinking, teamwork and problem-solving skills while making new friends. Join in the competition and see you there. 

  • 01

    The Busy Bookworm

    Entering 1st - 3rd graders step into the colorful world of storybooks through engaging read-alouds that spark imagination and creativity. Inspired by beloved tales, children will enjoy hands-on crafts, playful games, and tasty snacks that bring stories to life. This camp encourages a love of reading while building social skills, creativity, and confidence in a fun, age-appropriate environment. Perfect for young learners who love to listen, create, move, and imagine.

  • 02

    Cheer Camps

    Learners from PreK to Grade 5 get ready to jump, cheer, and shine at G-Force Minis Cheer Camp. Each action-packed day comes with its own exciting theme (USA Monday, Tie-Dye Tuesday, Wild Wild West Wednesday, Superhero Day, and Proud to be at LMP) as campers dive into the world of cheerleading through age-appropriate instruction in cheers and chants, beginner stunting, jumps, upbeat dance routines, and basic tumbling skills. Our enthusiastic coaches create a safe, encouraging environment where every child builds confidence, teamwork, and a love of movement — whether they're a first-time G-Force Mini or a seasoned squad member. 

  • 03

    Beat the Heat Game

    Students in Grades 8 – 9 get ready for a week full of strategy, fun, and friendly competition. This is a great opportunity for kids to unplug, socialize and challenge their minds. Campers will play a wide variety of classic and modern board and card games that help build critical thinking, teamwork and problem-solving skills while making new friends. Join in the competition and see you there.

  • 01

    Tiaras & Tea

    This fun and engaging summer day camp for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders builds confidence, kindness, and social skills through a week of themed, hands-on experiences.  

    • On Manners Monday, campers practice polite introductions and simple table etiquette.
    • Thoughtful Tuesday focuses on kindness activities and writing heartfelt thank-you notes to express gratitude.
    • During Well-Spoken Wednesday, children learn how to use a clear voice and practice holding friendly conversations.
    • On Tea Training Thursday, campers rehearse everything they’ve learned—while enjoying crafts and games—in preparation for the big event.
    • The week culminates on Fancy Friday, where campers enjoy a delightful tea party, demonstrate proper etiquette and conversation skills, and are honored in a special Crown Ceremony celebrating their growth and confidence.
  • 01

    LMP Grade 1 Campsite

    Get ready to pitch a tent in learning! 1st Grade Campsite is a fun and supportive way to help incoming first graders prepare for the year ahead. Campers will be introduced to key first-grade skills in phonics, reading comprehension, writing, and math through engaging, age-appropriate activities. This camp builds confidence, reinforces foundational skills, and helps students feel excited and ready to begin first grade. It’s the perfect blend of learning and fun to start the school year strong!

  • 02

    Middle School Math Mania

    This week, students entering Grades 6 – 7 will review and apply real-world math skills necessary to build confidence in preparation for middle school math classes. Students will also be introduced to topics that will help build their foundation for future success in mathematics. 

  • 03

    Violin Strings

    This is a Violin Camp for students entering grades 3-6 with prior violin playing experience (anyone who has played violin for at least a school year is welcome to join).  We will play fun pop, rock, classical, and country music styles on the violin with a focus on violin technique and musicality in this fun program designed around tunes students love.  In addition to performing, we will study some famous violinists and learn about what makes them so amazing.  Other possible topics include basic violin care and maintenance, and music theory. We will conclude the camp session with a mini-show of what the students have worked on throughout the week. 

  • 01

    Kindergarten Readiness

    This camp is thoughtfully designed to help children feel confident, comfortable, and excited as they prepare for the start of Kindergarten. Through fun, hands-on, and screen-free activities, students will practice important Kindergarten readiness skills such as listening and following directions, building independence, strengthening fine motor skills (cutting, coloring, and early handwriting), identifying letters and numbers, writing their name, and developing social skills. 

    Campers will also have the opportunity to become familiar with the LMP Lower School campus —helping ease the transition to the school year ahead. Give your child a strong and happy start to Kindergarten by enrolling today!

  • 02

    Middle School Bootcamp

    This class will present middle school students with a compilation of meaningful advice, methods, and activities that will help middle school students reach their academic goals.  The class is designed to lead middle school students to understand their learning styles and offers recommendations for utilizing personal strengths toward academic success.  This camp is perfect to help your child adjust to the transition from 5th to 6th grade. In addition, this camp will help 7th and 8th graders keep on track academically and socially. Topics include: learning styles, goal setting and organization, cognitive skills, time and stress management, and test preparation. 

  • 03

    Algebra Application

    This camp is designed for students entering high school Algebra I course and participate in activities to provide a jump-start to help ensure success in Algebra during the regular school year. Students will participate in activities to reinforce Pre-Algebra skills to prepare for Algebra I during the regular school year. Ensure your child has a solid foundation for applications in Algebra and sign up today! 

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