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Plano, TX
Youth camps in Plano, TX
2 youth camps in Plano on the official Texas list, with the license or state ID number when the state publishes one. Before you enroll, check the camp's license on the Texas DSHS license search.
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Day camp · 100 to 999 campers a year
Bright Horizons Children's Centers LLC
Plano, TX 75075
License 251163, expires May 18, 2027 · Status: Current
Look up license 251163 on the Texas DSHS license search (search by number)
From the Texas Active Youth Camps Roster (Texas Department of State Health Services, Youth Camp Program), updated November 6, 2026.
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Day camp · 100 to 999 campers a year
YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas - Childcare
Plano, TX 75205
License 251170, expires May 21, 2027 · Status: Current
Look up license 251170 on the Texas DSHS license search (search by number)
From the Texas Active Youth Camps Roster (Texas Department of State Health Services, Youth Camp Program), updated November 6, 2026.
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Sources
- Texas Active Youth Camps Roster, Texas Department of State Health Services, Youth Camp Program. Updated November 6, 2026. Texas state government public information; no license stated. Source page · File.
DSHS posts the roster as a spreadsheet and updates it during the licensing season. Camps whose applications are still under review are not on it.
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