Summertime is camp time for the youngest residents at Mosaic, ICI Homes’ top master-planned community in Daytona Beach.

While one could argue that camp time is year-round at the home of the World’s Most Famous Beach, summer camps are season staples for kids of all ages during their annual school breaks.

Beyond being a right of passage, summer camps also can pay future dividends in terms of experiences, learning, and the discovery of new activities or pursuits.

Key takeaways

Mosaic families have easy access to a wide variety of summer camps, from surf and pickleball to STEM, library programs, and county recreation camps.
The community’s Daytona Beach location makes it convenient to reach camp options across the area.
Mosaic also offers plenty of built-in summer fun at home, including pools, lakefront activities, and neighborhood events.
For families with kids of different interests, Mosaic combines a fun community lifestyle with access to memorable summer experiences nearby.

Mosaic kids can enjoy the best of both worlds thanks to their community’s varied resident amenities. There’s always something fun to do here, from fishing Lake Mosaic along the community boardwalk, to ice cream socials at Club Mosaic, and friend hangouts at one of two resort-style swimming pools.

But summer camps in the Daytona Beach area are more than pretty cool. And Mosaic’s location just west of the LPGA Boulevard exit on Interstate 95 means they’re convenient to access too. Plus, it’s possible that a favorite or new camp might hold sessions at other times of the year.

Cruise these suggestions for Daytona Beach summer camps for Mosaic kids.

Surf camps — so many! Seriously, Florida’s east central coast has long been a surfing region, and putting in for a few waves is a classic activity for all ages.

Ask Mosaic friends and neighbors for surf camp recommendations for your Mosaic camper(s), or research online or query folks at local surf shops.

Junior pickleball camps at Pictona — the highly popular court game is yet another activity geared for all ages. And Pictona, the expansive 48-court campus in Holly Hill, just north of downtown Daytona Beach, is a good place for Mosaic youngsters to try their first volleys at it.

Pictona offers multiple three-day summer pickleball camps for kids ages six to 12, plus adult camps from January through April each year for Mosaic parents and grandparents.

Summer Children’s Library Programs — these aren’t camps in the classic sense, but free special readings of specific books. These events are held at local Volusia County Public Library locations and are sponsored by the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.

Check your local library branch or the lighthouse website for more info.

Volusia County parks and schools — yet more variety in the summer-camp sphere around Daytona Beach. Activities vary, but field trips to go bowling, to movies, plays and waterparks are on the menu. Search for more information about recreation programs and summer camps at Volusia.org.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University — Mosaic kids interested in science, engineering, math and those with dreams of being an astronaut can explore numerous aerospace-specific topics and interests in Embry-Riddle’s summer camps.

Located less than 10 minutes east of Mosaic, Embry-Riddle is one of Daytona Beach’s three hometown institutions of higher learning and offers day camps on a variety of subjects such as robotics, overnight camps that mimic college life for older Mosaic kids, and sports day camps.

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