The City of Fishers has announced the lineup for its reimagined summer camp program, now hosted by the Fishers Community Center, with expanded offerings and extended hours aimed at better serving local families.

The summer camps, previously organized through Fishers Parks, will run weekly in June and July at six locations throughout the city, including the new Fishers Community Center. The expanded program now includes options for children as young as three years old, as well as half-day and full-day camps.

Full-day camps will offer expanded before- and after-care options, with care available from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., providing additional flexibility for working families.

Several new camp offerings are planned for 2026, including a preschool camp designed for children ages three to five. Additional enrichment camps will also be available, such as Bowling Camp, Cooking Camp, Hoosier Heights Camp, and Urban Air Camp.

“The Fishers Community Center is excited to build upon this well-loved summer camps program with refreshed programming and new amenities for 2026,” said Mike Lindbloom, Director of the Fishers Community Center. “Not only are we excited to offer our brand-new facility as one of the camp sites, but we’ve also added new themed camps across the city and increased our capacity so more kids than ever can join in on the summer fun.”

Registration for Fishers Summer Camps opens January 19, for Fishers residents and Fishers Community Center members. Public registration opens on Monday, January 26.
Fishers residents will receive discounted pricing at all camp locations except for the Fishers Community Center, while discounts for camps hosted at the Fishers Community Center are available exclusively to Community Center members.

Registration will open to the general public on Monday, January 26.  Register using this link.