A list of summer camps has been published so that families may view the options before registration opens this month.

The Department of Sport and Recreation announced that Camp Connect will go live on May 12.

It added: “Families can now view the full list of available summer camps through the platform, allowing time to explore the many exciting options available.”

Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, Culture and Sport, said: “This year’s Camp Connect platform continues the ministry’s commitment to making summer experiences more accessible, inclusive and engaging for all young people in Bermuda.

“We’ve added 539 more spots compared to last year, along with 11 new camps joining the programme, continuing our efforts to support parents by providing affordable summer options.

“We look forward to seeing families explore the wide range of enriching opportunities available this summer.”

Registration for all camps will open on May 12, except for Camp Paw Paw — which is exclusively for children with disabilities and exceptionalities — for which registration will open on May 15.