The Oswegoland Park District offers an all-day recreational summer camp program, available 6:30am – 6:15pm, Monday through Friday. The goal of our summer childcare program is to provide opportunities to discover, learn, play, and explore through engaging and enriching experiences and activities. View the 2021 Handbook!
Where is it Located?
Age 3 – entering Kindergarten | South Point | 810 Preston Lane, Oswego
Entering 1st -2nd Grade | South Point | 810 Preston Lane, Oswego
Entering 1st-6th Grade | Old Post Elementary | 100 Old Post Road, Oswego
Entering 1st-6th Grade | Wolf’s Crossing Elementary | 3015 S Eola Road, Aurora
What’s the Cost?
$58 per day
Our goal is to provide a full-day of recreational daycare that matches the needs of your family. Choose between 1-5 days of fun.
Adjustments/Withdrawls
Please submit withdrawals or adjustments to your original registration by the deadline listed below. We will process your first adjustment at no charge. Each additional request will incur a $15 fee. Refunds will not be issued after the date listed below. Submit this online form to request a schedule change.
Deadline to Request Registration Changes
Session of Attendance
Change Deadline
June 1-30
May 18
July 1-30
June 17
August 2-13
July 19
Summer Camp Connection begins the week of June 1, 2021
Summer 2021 Fee: $58 per day
Session of Attendance
Payment Due Date
June 1-30
May 25
July 1-30
June 24
August 2-13
July 25
Kids bring a water bottle and sunscreen daily.
Our Summer Camp Connection activities will be modified and adjusted based on the recommendations and guidance from our public health officials. As the guidance continues to evolve and adjust, we too will make the necessary changes to follow the guidance and direction of the IDPH and CDC.
ePACT
Oswegoland Park District is utilizing ePACT- an online system to collect and manage our participants’ emergency information and waiver releases. This replaces our traditional Health and Emergency form. ePACT is an online emergency network, where you can securely add, manage, and share your child’s key health and emergency contact details with us.
After you register, you’ll receive an email invitation that will guide you through a few quick steps to set up your account and share your child’s information with us. This must be completed before your child can begin the program.
The Park District will make reasonable, feasible, and practical accommodations to allow children with life-threatening allergies to participate in our programs. We recommend that the parent or guardian reads our policy in full and provides the Park District with all information, training, authorizations, and waiver/release forms prior to registering a child with a life-threatening allergy. Download the policy and forms included in the Allergy Packet.
