Fort Worth community centers offer safe and fun spring break camp for children ages 5 through 12

Fort Worth, Texas – Families in Fort Worth searching for a safe and engaging place for children during the upcoming school break have a new option to consider. Local community centers across the city are preparing to host Spring Break Camp, offering structured activities and supervised care for young participants while school is out.

The program will run from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 16–23 and is open to children ages 5 through 12. Parents are not required to register for the entire week; instead, they may choose specific days that fit their schedules, providing flexibility for working families or those with varying childcare needs.

A Week of Activities and Learning

Camp organizers have designed a schedule filled with recreational, educational, and cultural activities aimed at keeping children active, curious, and socially engaged. Campers can expect a blend of physical play, creative projects, and learning experiences intended to make the break both fun and meaningful. The program focuses on creating memorable moments while offering a safe, structured environment where children can interact with peers and develop new interests.

Parents are encouraged to send a lunch with their child each day to ensure campers remain energized throughout the full-day schedule.

Early registration costs $15 per day, and the fee includes a free membership, adding extra value for families planning to use community center programs in the future. Registration is required in advance and can be completed using a credit card or electronic check.

With long hours, flexible scheduling, and a wide range of enriching activities, Spring Break Camp aims to support families while providing children with a safe space to learn, play, and build lasting memories during their time away from school.