The City of South El Monte will host its annual South El Monte Spring Camp 2026 during local school spring break, offering a full week of supervised activities for children in kindergarten through eighth grade.
The camp runs April 6 through April 10 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day at the South El Monte Mini Center, 1824 Central Ave. The program is organized by the City of South El Monte Community Services Department and is designed to keep youth active and engaged while school is out of session.
According to the city’s announcement, the camp will feature games, arts and crafts, and spring-themed activities tailored to a range of age groups. Staff will supervise participants throughout the day.
Registration Details And Fees
Resident registration for South El Monte Spring Camp 2026 opens Feb. 23, 2026. The fee for residents is $50 per child, with a sibling discount available. Nonresident registration begins March 16, 2026, with a fee of $100 per child.
City officials encourage families to register early, as space may be limited. Parents can register online at https://bit.ly/SemRec or call 626-579-2043.
The South El Monte Mini Center serves as a neighborhood hub for recreation programs and community events. Located near Central Avenue, the facility provides indoor and outdoor space suitable for structured activities and supervised play.
City leaders have continued to expand youth programming in recent years, focusing on affordable recreation options for working families. Spring break camps provide a structured setting for children while many parents remain at work.
The South El Monte Spring Camp 2026 offers an accessible price point for residents, with the city subsidizing a portion of the program cost. The resident discount and sibling pricing aim to reduce financial barriers for larger households.
Supporting Families During School Break
School breaks often create scheduling challenges for families. Programs like South El Monte Spring Camp 2026 help fill that gap by offering a full-day schedule in a supervised setting.
Youth recreation programs also promote physical activity, creative expression, and social development. Organized games and crafts encourage teamwork and engagement among participants from across the city.
City officials said the goal is to provide a safe and welcoming environment where children can stay active and build friendships during the spring recess period.
As registration approaches, families in South El Monte are encouraged to review deadlines and secure a spot early. The annual spring camp remains one of the city’s most anticipated youth programs and reflects ongoing efforts to support local families through accessible recreation opportunities.
