Summer Camp
Camp Dates
June 7 - August 13
Registration Start Date:
Wednesday, February 17
Registration Deadlines
Campers must be registered by 5:00 pm, the Thursday prior to the session start date to avoid the $25 late fee.
What will the camp day be like?
Children will be playing! Camp days will include a variety of activities, most of which will take place outdoors at the Heritage Park complex. Although children will not go on field trips this year, campers will go the Family Aquatic Center, enjoy watching special performances and participate in theme day activities. A weekly calendar of activities will be provided closer to the start of camp.
Will campers go to the Family Aquatic Center this summer?
Yes! All camps, with the exception of Tiny Tots Camp, will visit the Family Aquatic Center. Preschool Campers will only use the Splash Pad. The specific days and times will be provided closer to the start of camp. Swim lessons are also provided to campers in grades K-8 during the camp day. Pre-registration is required and there is an additional cost. All swim lessons take place at our indoor pool.
How to Register
- ONLINE: Register online at wheelingparkdistrict.com. An account with User ID and password is required to access the system.
- IN-PERSON: In-person registration can be taken at the Community Recreation Center, located at 100 Community Boulevard, Wheeling. Please check our website for current CRC Guest Service hours at www.wheelingparkdistrict.com
Registration Steps
Financial Assistance
Financial assistance may be available to Wheeling Park District residents. Please call 847-465-3333 with questions or to learn more about the program.
Parent Handbook
Click here to view the parent handbook.
Camp Refund Policy
To withdraw from a session of camp and receive a refund, a request must be submitted by 5:00 pm the Thursday prior to the start of the session. A $25 per camper service charge is applied to all refund requests.
Health & Safety Guidelines
All camp procedures and activities will follow the Illinois Department of Public Health, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, and the Center for Disease Control guidelines.