J Day Camps

The J offers an exciting range of camp options perfect for your family’s needs. Weekly camps are packed with fun-filled themes, thrilling games, creative crafts, and unforgettable experiences. Every week is a new adventure, designed to keep your kids engaged, active and having a blast all summer long!

Rising K-2nd Graders
Our younger campers get a taste of everything through carefully crafted preset schedules that ensure a variety of activities. Their week includes four swimming lessons to build confidence and skills in the water, along with other engaging activities designed to keep them active and entertained.

Rising 3rd-7th Graders (through 6th grade in Chesterfield)
Older campers have the freedom to customize their weekly schedules, mixing and matching activities to suit their unique interests. We offer three camp options to choose from. They can explore their passions and try something new. Options include sports, arts and more!

With locations in Chesterfield and Creve Coeur, we are ready to welcome your campers!
Registration fills fast! Secure your spots today!

For details about all of The J's Camps and for registration, visit jccstl.com/camps. Registration is open!

J Day Camps are held on two campuses:

Creve Coeur: June 2 - August 8, 2025

Chesterfield: June 2 - August 15, 2025

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