Colorado Springs · 1307 Aeroplaza Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80916 · bgcppr.org ↗
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pikes Peak Region serves children ages 5-18 in the Colorado Springs area with after-school programming, summer camps, and teen activities focused on academic support, character development, and enrichment.
FreshnessChecked October 25, 2026We re-check every session’s registration page daily — statuses below are from the latest check, not scraped-once.
Right now1 open
After-schoolFall 2026 schedule captured July 28This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pikes Peak Region before planning around a time slot.
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On record1 summer camp session · 6 after-school classes · 2 past sessions
Summer camps — 2026
1 session · statuses verified October 25, 2026
01Summer Camp
Open
Ages 5-12·Summer (TBD)·Multi-Activity
This program serves children ages 5 to 12 at Boys & Girls Clubs locations in Colorado Springs; families sign up and pay the summer membership fee through the online Parent Portal.
Statuses below reflect the provider’s schedule as captured on July 28. Fall schedules typically post in August — watch this provider to get them first.
Academic
01Education & Career Development
Enrolling
Ages 5-18·Weekdays after school·Academic
Club members build core academic skills, practice applying what they learn to everyday situations, and use technology with future careers in mind. The Club is also a natural place to catch up on homework after school.
Kids play sports and stay active at the Club, building fitness and social skills along with healthy ways to spend free time, stress-management skills, and an appreciation for the environment.
Kids practice supporting and influencing their Club and community — building meaningful relationships, developing a positive self-image, learning to participate in the democratic process, and respecting their own and…
Members work on real-life skills: setting personal goals, practicing positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being, and building toward living successfully as self-sufficient adults.
Kids pilot caged quadcopter drones in team matches, working to fly their striker drone through the opposing goal while teammates block and defend. The Club features Drone Soccer on its site alongside its core…
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When my child was ill with a fever, and needed to be taken to the emergency room, I kept her home, and away from her after school program at the boys and girls club for two days. I was told by law that I wasn't allowed to bring her to the program (which I wasn't planning on doing anyway), but I was still REQUIRED to pay for the time she WASN'T at the program. I stated I was a single mother, of two children, working full time, going to school part time, and having financial difficulty paying their "REQUIRED FEE" per the B&G Club policy. They told me there was NOTHING they were willing to do for me because it's "policy," to charge me, and if I didn't pay the fee I would be turned into collections. To add, they also said if I wanted to withdraw my child from the program I was welcome to..
My daughter has been exposed to explosive behavior of another parent at the program, in which the parent was yelling at her child, then smacking her child in the face, in front of my daughter, and other children at the after school program. I have had to ask the staff at our location SEVERAL times to help my daughter with her homework, and they continuously fail to do so. I see weekly movie watching, where the children are sitting in front of a movie, instead of being helped with their homework. The administration has sent me a billing invoice for another child in their program, seemingly to have given me the first and last name of another child in the program. I feel that is very much a safety concern for myself, and others, Considering some privacy information was given out to me. I feel that my daughters name, and childcare location can EASILY be "mistakenly" sent to people I don't know. Other parents should be made aware of this simple "mistake" that was made by the administration. Huge safety concern for my family. So far, I would NOT recommend any family in need of childcare go to the boys and girls club. They have done nothing for my family besides try and make me feel like they are doing me a favor by accepting my CCAP.
I think that boys and girls club is wonderful but I have one comment. Why is the centers close when most parents need them the most. They are close during Christmas and summer break for the kids under 10.
I'm honestly disappointed with the inflexible payment system. They expect us to pay every week, and instead of postponing payments for those of us who get paid twice a month, they refuse to cooperate. I'll take my daughters out of the program if they continue like this; I see them shutting down.