Last-Minute June Holiday Camps Singapore 2026

26 May 2026 · 6 min read

Every year the same thing happens. Parents plan to sort out June holiday camps in May. Then it is the third week of May and the sports camps are full and the branded multi-activity programmes have a waitlist. If you are searching for a last-minute June holiday camp in Singapore right now, you are not alone, and you are not out of options. The providers that matter are still taking registrations. You just need to know which ones and move quickly.

The MOE school calendar has term ending 30 May 2026, which means the holidays are here regardless of when you booked. For a full overview of everything running across June and July, see our guide to the June School Holidays 2026 Singapore: Holiday Camp Guide. This guide is for parents who need to act today.

What Is Still Available (and What Is Gone)

Knowing the landscape before you start searching saves you from chasing waitlists.

Categories that sell out first

Multi-activity camps from the major branded providers typically fill within 48 to 72 hours of opening bookings, often in January or February. SwimSafer intensives, popular football academies, and any camp tied to a licensed franchise (Minecraft, Lego Education, and similar) follow closely. If you are looking at these now, treat the primary sessions as gone. Ask the provider directly whether a waitlist is worth joining or whether cancellations have opened up a slot.

Categories most likely to still have spots

STEM and coding camps run across multiple cohorts from June through August and are designed to take in students throughout the holidays, not just in a fixed opening week. Performing arts camps, particularly drama and music intensives, are often underbooked relative to their quality. Outdoor camps from smaller providers carry genuine availability because they attract less search traffic despite being some of the most developmentally rich experiences on offer. These three categories are your fastest path to a confirmed booking right now.

Confirmed Camps Running in June 2026

These providers have confirmed June 2026 programmes with open or rolling intake. Availability changes daily.

Multi-activity and general camps

Camp Asia runs two blocks in June 2026: an early programme from 1 to 12 June and a Golden Summer block from 15 June to 31 July. Ages 3 to 16, with dedicated programmes for each age band. Camp Asia offers full-day coverage for ages 3 to 5 alongside structured activity weeks for older children, which makes it one of the few providers that works for mixed-age families needing reliable childcare-style cover across the whole holiday period. Best for families who need dependable full-day structure across multiple weeks.

Wildlings runs outdoor and nature camps for ages 5 to 12 with an early bird discount of 10% for bookings made before 5 June. Book now and that discount still applies. Wildlings' curriculum is grounded in outdoor education rather than structured sports, which keeps their availability higher than similarly priced providers. For a broader look at what outdoor camps offer, read our guide to Outdoor and Nature Camps for Kids in Singapore (2026). Best for children who thrive away from screens and structured classrooms.

Get GungHo runs Camp GungHo at Sentosa and central Singapore locations across themed weeks throughout June 2026: Super Mario World (2 to 4 June, ages 5 to 8, $408), Art Attack: Coastal Creations (8 to 12 June, ages 5 to 12, $620), You vs Wild and Celtic Soccer Blitz (15 to 19 June, ages 5 to 12, from $280), and Crunch Labs Beach STEM and Beach Football (22 to 26 June, ages 5 to 12, from $580). Designed by former IB school leaders, the camps blend STEM, arts, sports, and outdoor exploration with excursions to Sentosa attractions. Best for energetic children aged 5 to 14 who need variety across the full camp day.

STEM and coding

Coding Lab runs from 2 June to 7 August 2026 with weekly enrolment for ages 7 to 18, starting from $450 per week. The continuous intake window is the key advantage: there is no single cohort to chase. Coding Lab covers Scratch, Python, app development, and AI depending on the age group and level. Best for children aged 7 and above who have any interest in tech, whether they are complete beginners or already have coding experience.

Empire Code runs AI and coding programmes from 1 June to 30 July 2026 for ages 5 to 18. The curriculum is project-based, and the provider has multiple locations across Singapore to reduce travel time. For a full comparison of coding and robotics options, see our STEM, Coding and Robotics for Kids in Singapore guide. Best for younger children (ages 5 to 7) who are not yet ready for Coding Lab's age 7 minimum.

Sports and outdoor

The Yard runs five-day camps for ages 3 to 11, combining movement, play, and structured sport in a low-pressure environment. The Yard suits younger children who are not yet ready for the intensity of a specialist sports academy but need physical activity and peer interaction across the week. Best for ages 3 to 7 who need a sports-adjacent camp with a relaxed pace.

Bounce Singapore at Cineleisure runs holiday programmes for ages 3 and above. Sessions are shorter-format rather than full-week camps, which makes them a practical option if you need structured activity for a day or two alongside other arrangements. Best for partial-week cover or as a standalone treat rather than a full holiday programme.

Arts, drama, and performing arts

PeopleUp runs three-day drama and communication intensives across four blocks in June: 2 to 4 June, 10 to 12 June, 17 to 19 June, and 24 to 26 June. Ages 4 to 12. The three-day format works well as a standalone booking or as the creative half of a split week. Best for children who benefit from small groups and expressive work over structured sport.

XCL Camps runs from 22 June to 31 July 2026 for ages 3 to 15, from $710 per week. XCL offers a broad range of creative and enrichment programmes. Their late-June start date means the most accessible availability of any provider on this list, though that window closes quickly once families begin looking for second-half-of-June options. Best for families who have the first three weeks of June covered and need a structured option for the final stretch.

Creative Kulture Kids runs science-based holiday camps and themed workshops for children aged 3 to 9, led by a small team with a focus on stories, hands-on crafts, and curiosity-driven learning. Camps are held across multiple locations including East Coast Park and central Singapore. The intimate group sizes and parent-friendly communication make Creative Kulture a good option for younger children who find larger camps overwhelming. Best for ages 3 to 9 looking for creative science in a relaxed, small-group setting.

Impressions Kids Club runs themed holiday camps at Tanglin Mall and multiple locations across Singapore, covering toddler programmes (from 18 months), kids camps (ages 4 and above), and tween camps (ages 8 and above). Led by safeguarding-trained facilitators, their camps combine art workshops, themed activities, and field trips to Singapore attractions. Best for families with children under 5 who need a genuinely age-appropriate arts-forward camp rather than a scaled-down version of an older-child programme.

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How to Book Fast

Do not spend more than 15 minutes per provider before acting. The risk of a slot disappearing while you research is real.

Check the provider's website directly for the specific week you need. Most providers show live availability or a registration button that deactivates when a session is full. If a session is showing as available, start the registration immediately.

Pay at the point of registration, not after enquiring. Most providers hold a spot for 24 to 48 hours after an initial enquiry before releasing it. Paying in the same session removes that risk entirely.

If you are uncertain about a camp, call or WhatsApp before booking. Camp coordinators at smaller providers can confirm availability in a single message, which is faster than waiting for an email reply that arrives after the slot is gone.

If Your First Choice Is Full

Ask about the waitlist directly. Cancellations in the week before a camp starts are common, particularly for younger age groups where family plans change at short notice. A waitlist position at a good camp is worth holding alongside a confirmed backup.

Book a backup now and cancel later if your first choice comes through. Most providers have a cancellation policy of five to seven days before the camp starts. Read the refund terms at the point of booking, not after.

Consider splitting the week. A STEM camp for the first half and a drama or outdoor camp for the second is a common arrangement for parents booking late. Two three-day or four-day bookings achieve full coverage without dependency on a single provider.

If no suitable camp is available at all, ActiveSG sports centres and NParks-run holiday activities run throughout the school holidays at low cost and with no advance booking pressure. They are not enrichment camps in the traditional sense, but they provide physical activity, structure, and peer interaction across the holiday period.

What It Costs for a Last-Minute Week

Last-minute booking does not come with last-minute pricing. June 2026 camp fees are set and fixed. Budget as follows.

Most providers charge a registration fee of $20 to $50 on top of the camp fee. Meals are typically not included unless stated. Ask at the point of registration what is and is not covered.

The window for June 2026 is narrow but not closed. The providers above have confirmed programmes running now, with the STEM and coding options offering the most flexible late-entry points. Move on Coding Lab, Empire Code, or Newtonshow if you are undecided: rolling intake means you are booking a confirmed spot, not hoping for a cancellation.

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