Summer Programs for Kids in Memphis, Tennessee

During the summer when children are off from school, it can be difficult to keep them entertained, out of trouble and out of the house so you can get things done. Summer programs can involve kids in entertaining and educational activities until school resumes. The Memphis, Tennessee, area has several programs for children of all ages during the summer break from school. Whatever your child's interest, a summer program can keep him happy.

  1. Woodland Hills

    • Woodland Hills, in the hills just outside of Memphis, is the perfect site for a summer program for kids 6 to 12 years old who enjoy the outdoors. Woodland Hills' Summer Day Camp provides children with fun, educational and inspirational activities every day. Professional staff provide supervision from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The cost is $120 per week. Daily activities include arts and crafts, child-friendly video games and team sports including football and soccer.

      Woodland Hills

      10011 Woodland Hills Drive

      Cordova, TN 38018

      901-216-4779

      summerdaycamp.org

    Memphis Park Services Summer Day Camp

    • If you don't want to leave the city, the Memphis Parks Service runs a Summer Day Camp for youths. For eight weeks every summer from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, your child can participate in athletic and educational activities as well as field trips to notable places around Memphis. This summer program costs $162 per child, or $81 for kids who meet income qualifications. Children ages 5 to 12 are welcome.

      Memphis Park Services

      2599 Avery Ave.

      Memphis, TN 38112

      901-576-4200

      cityofmemphis.org

    University of Memphis Summer Programs

    • The University of Memphis, a sprawling campus in the middle of the city, offers several summer programs for elementary and high school students. Educational camps in technology, architecture and music are open to children. The school also hosts sports programs, with college coaches teaching basketball, football and soccer to high school athletes.

      University of Memphis

      101 Wilder Tower

      Memphis, TN 38152-3520

      901-678-2000

      memphis.edu

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