Registration for the city of Cape Coral’s summer camps — which will run from June through August — will open at 7 a.m. Monday, April 1.

“Most of the camp locations are the same. The only thing that changes each year are the camp themes, or titles,” city spokesperson Kaityln Mullen said.

Locations include Four Freedoms Park, Lake Kennedy Center, Oasis North Elementary, Oasis South Elementary, Rotary Park, Cape Coral Art Center, Oasis High School, Eagle Skate Park, and Frieda B. Smith Special Pops. Camps will begin the week of June 3-7 and finish the week of Aug. 5-9.

“Each facility comes up with its own programming,” she said. “They keep the topics relevant and add new ideas every year to make it new, fun and exciting.”

The themes this year include Preschool Summer Camptacular, Youth Center Summer Camp, Dance Camp, Traveling Summer Camp, Super Science Camp, Police Athletic League, Eco-Adventure Nature Camp, Creativity Camp, Tennis Camp, Skate Park Summer Camp, Teen Adventure Camp and Special Populations Summer Camp.

The ages run from as young as 4 to 22 years old.

Mullen said for the three Youth Center locations — Youth Center, Oasis South, and Oasis North — there is room for 120 children each, and the Eagle Skate Park has spots for 13 campers.

“Each counselor is allowed to supervise up to 25 children,” she said.

There was not a number of open slots specified for the remainder of the camps.

The guide can be found HERE, and registration can be done at CapeParks.com. Registration will remain open while there are still camp spots to fill, Mullen said, with the option of wait-lists for full camps.

“Spots will likely fill quickly, and payments must be made during registration to reserve camp placement for each week,” she said. “No registrations prior to 7 a.m. April 1 will be accepted.”