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Summer camps in San Antonio for 4- and 5-year-olds

Camp options for the youngest set are about gentle exposure to other kids, a routine, art, music, water play, and the outdoors. The strongest San Antonio camps for this age band keep groups small (often 8 to 12 kids), run shorter days, and pair structured activities with plenty of unstructured time. If your child has never spent a full morning away from a parent, look for camps that explicitly welcome first-timers and offer a phased-entry option.

Practical things to consider: most 4- and 5-year-old programs require kids to be fully potty-trained and able to bring a labeled lunch and water bottle. Half-day pricing typically lands in the $150–$300 per week range; full-day options are rarer at this age and run higher. Aftercare is sometimes available for an additional fee. Drop-off windows are usually short, so plan to be on time the first day.

12 camps

Summer At The Academy

Monte Vista

4–14Price on request

J-Camp at Barshop JCC

Northwest

5–16Price on request

Saint Mary's Hall Summer Camps

Terrell Hills

3–17Price on request

Woodlawn Academy for Performing Arts Summer Camps

Deco District

5–17Price on request

Magik Theatre Summer Camps

Hemisfair

5–17Price on request

DoSeum Summer Camps

Broadway Corridor

5–11Price on request

Snapology STEAM Camps

5–14Price on request

Southwest School of Art Summer Art Studios

Downtown / River North

5–17Price on request

Cibolo Center for Conservation Nature Camp

5–12Price on request

City of Boerne Youth Enrichment Summer Camps

5–13Price on request

Boerne Soccer Club Summer Camp

5–14Price on request

T Bar M Camps

5–17Price on request

Frequently asked

What's the right camp length for a 4- or 5-year-old?
Most San Antonio camps for this age default to half-day sessions of 3–4 hours. Full-day camps exist but are best for kids who already do well in long pre-K or kinder programs.
Do San Antonio camps for preschoolers require potty-training?
Almost always, yes. A handful of nature and water-play programs make exceptions, but most camps require kids to be independently using the bathroom by age 4.